New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Headings, Engagements and An
nouncements of the Week.

The marriage in Manhattan on Wednesday OF
Miss E. Louise Vanderhoef, daughter Of MI. ana
Mrs Hartman B. Vanderhoef and Gustave Maui
rice Heckscher attracted a large number OF
people from this borough. the Nanderhoefs
formerly lived in Bay Ridge The ceremony took
place in st. BarthoIomew's Church, and large
reception follow ed at the home Of the brides
parents, No. 40 West 5Sth street Miss Wander
hoefs wedding gown OF point dAlencon
over white satin, with full court train OF vel
vet. She a veil of rose point lace, fastened
by orange blossoms and a diamond necklace
and pendant. Her sister. Mrs. Morgan Cow
perthwaite, matron OF honor was gowned in
chiffon cloth OF the American Beauty shade
trimmed with gold lace. With this she wore
Leghorn hat. adorned with plumes the same tint
as the gown, and carried sunset roses. The
bridesmaids, Miss Mary G. Maxwell, Of Brook
yn; Miss Kate De Forest Prentice Miss Ade
laide s. Knox. Miss Anna Connely, Miss An
toinette Heckscher and Miss Mary \. Wander
hoef, wore gowns of champagne Colored chiffon
cloth with gold lace, and hats similar to that Of
Mrs. Cowperthwaite. They carried American
Beauty roses. There were also little flower girl,
Miss Ella May Thomas. and two pages Master
Hartman B. Vanderhoef, IT., and Gilbert Demarest.
John Stevenson was the best man and the
usherS were Spencer Turner, Ernest Tracy,
NORM S. Harr Roger Flanders. George c. L.
Low and F. Bailey VanderhOef Mr. and Mrs.
Heckscher will go abroad on their wedding trip
and expect 10 be absent about three months.
An out of town wedding Of the week before
last was that on Thursday, In Fayetteville, n Y.
sen Bennett, OF Mr.. and Mrs William Z.
Bennett Of Bay Ridge. The ceremony was per
formed at o'clock by the Rev. Charles Judson
Scudder at the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Torrey Richardson. formerly
OF Bay Ridge. Miss Richardson's gown was Of
French hand embroidery and lace, and she car
ried lies-Of-the-vaey and orange blossoms.
The maid OF honor. Miss Margaret Richardson.
was in pale pink louisine and lace and carried
pink roses. Harry Hunt Richardson was the
best man. Mrs J. Remsen Bennett. grand
mother of the bridegroom, will give a large re-
ception for the newly married couple on Wednes
Gay February 20, at her home In Bay Ridge, at
the Shore Road and 18th street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett will live IN Syracuse.
Miss Clara Lambert Phillips. granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Scholey. Of Path street,
F1atbush, and Addison Reid Brown Of Phia-
delphia. were married Saturday, February 2. by
the Rev. A. Fleming. The bride, gowned in
white chiffon cloth, trimmed with princess lace
and velvet. was given away by her uncle, Will
lam a. Schoey. Her aunt, Miss Estelle b.
white lace robe over pink silk, and carried pink
roses. The brides bouquet was Of lilies the
valley. The house was decorated with pink and
white carnations and greens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Francis Demarest, of NO.
493 Greene avenue, have issued cards for the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Florence jean
cite Demarest, to Benedict oakley Litchheld.
The ceremony Will take place on Thursday, Feb
ruary p, at o'clock at the home Of the brides
officiate. Miss Grace l.. Demarest and Miss
Minnie r. Demarest will be their sisters only
attendants Stanley S. Tumbridge will be best
man. and the ushers will be Walter c. Hatch. OF
Manhattan: Joseph Wood, George w. Demarest
and Ten Eyck Litchfield.
In Pittsburg on Thursday will take place the
wedding Of Miss Ida Brokaw lutte. daughter Of
Mrs. William c. lutte, and Frank O. Walther,
of No. West Both street. Manhattan. but for
merly OF Carroll street. Miss Mary Brooks
Jennings will be the maid Of honor. and Charles
D. Walther will be his brothers best man. ].
Lincoln Ashley and Theodore Dudley Irwin will
be the ushers il is to be a quiet home cere-
mony at o'clock.
home wedding OF last week was that on
Tuesday of Miss Hester McVaugh daughter Of
William T. McVaugh. OF No. 500 WASHINGTON
avenue, and DR.. Oliver Hyde Presbrey of Bur-
hngton, VT. Owing to the recent death of Mrs
McVaugh, only relatives and a few intimate
friends were present at the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Henry c. swentzel
The bride gowned in Irish point lace and
carried roses and lilies Of the-Valley Her maid
of honor and only attendant Miss Maud
Connolly frocked in white point d'esprit and
carrying white roses. John Presbrey was the
best man.
Mrs. Henry Meyer, of No. 165 Hicks street
announces the engagement Of her daughter.
Miss Caroline Meyer. 10 Hector Adam of ST
Louis, a brother OF the Rev J. Douglas Adam.
pastor OF the Reformed Church. on the Heights
The engagement of Miss Ella Eugene Alger 10
Arthur Russell Richards was formally announced
at the luncheon given yesterday week by Mrs.
Henry Chase Alger, at her home No 1874 Stuy-
Vesant avenue. The announcement cards were
attached to bouquets Of liIies-of-the-vaIley and
orchids. Assisting the hostess and her tauRhtsr