New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Headings, Engagements and Enter
fainments IN the Borough.


o'clock according to the rites of the Roman
Catholic Church before improvfsed altar
draped with rare old lace and on Which Stoou
cut glass vases of Easter lilies and silver cande-
labra. around which were twined hles-of-the-
valley Miss Moore's wedding gown was OF
white chiffon and rose point lace. She wore
the conventional long tue veil fastened py or
ange blossoms, and carried shower or lilies
of-the-vaIley. The matron of honor and her
only attendant was Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester, jr-.
Miss Jessie Campbell Moore that was. She wore
her bridal gown of white satin and duchess lace
The best man was Giuio Montagna the Italian
charge daffaires at Washington Owing to the
recent death of Mrs. c. N Moore the invita-
tions were limited TO relatives and a few lntl-
mate friends. Besides the members of the I'M
mediate family there present Count Ray
baud Massiglia, the italian Consul General;
Prince Del DragO. Luigi Altoviandi. General ana
Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester and General and Mrs
William F. Draper. At the reception following
Mrs Moore received in pale gray chiffon. Don
Torlonia's gift to his bride was superb dia-
mond necklace, They Will live in Rome
Cards were issued last week for the wedding
of Miss Kate de Forest Prentice, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. 2. Prentice of Manhattan,
and Reeve Schley, son of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam T. Schley, also Of Manhattan. The cere-
mony, which only relatives and a few inti-
mate friends have been hidden, Will take place
in ST. Peters Church. Monmouth Beach, N j.,
on Saturday. September 4, and a large reception
will follow at MeadoWcroft, the Prentice sum-
mer place. Miss Eleanor s. Prentice is to be the
maid OF honor, and Miss Olive Schley, Miss
Gertrude Sheldon Miss Clare Ellsworth. OF
Manhattan. and Miss Margaret Hazard, of Prov
idence. will be the bridesmaids. Bernon =
Prentice will be the best man. and acting as
ushers will be Kenneth Evander. Clifford Coch-
ran. Harry Beekman Howard Plummer, G
Douglas Green, G. Barney Schley. of Manhat-
tan and Harvey McClintock. of PittSburg. The
engagement of Miss Prentice and Mr. Schley
was announced last winter She is a grand
daughter of the late John Prentice, for many
years one of the leading men on the Heights
She made her debut three years ago. and she
and her cousin. Miss Martha Prentice Strong.
who married Harold Mcleod Turner. son OF
Mrs Emile Barnes Turner. OF the Heights. were
well known this side Of the river
Just announced is the engagement of Miss
Anna Francis. daughter of Mrs. John Francis
of No. ~ Seventh avenue, and DR. William
Harrison Price of No S01 Prospect Place Miss
Francis was one of the original spnsters OF the
Bachelors and Spinsters Ball set. and is as well
known on the Hill and in Heights society as in
that Of the Park Slope. She and her mother
spend their summers at their country place on
Shelter Island Heights DR.. Price is the son of
the late William Price, of Cincinnati
Miss Ante Dumars. who is to be married
Saturday, August "a, to Arthur Standish Moore
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Hull Moore. of No
43 McDonough street, will have her only at
tendant Miss Lucy Bristol. of Glen Ridge
\. j Eliot Drake Moore. of Boston, will be
his brothers hest man. The ceremony will be
performed at noon at the summer home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dumars. at
Cutchogue. Long Island and small breakfast
will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris Gibson, of No
800 Mason street. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Gertrude Morris Gibson, to
Arthur Howell
The engagement is announced of Miss Hazel
D. McElhenie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. n
McElhenie of No. 266 RyersOn street. and
Harold r. Hanson. of Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhlke, of Clinton street
and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Sutton gave
card party in the ballroom of the Pine Grove
Springs Hotel Lake Spofford Thursday evening
of the week before last. Among the lucky
players was Mrs William II. Harding. of Dean
street number of the young people en-
tertained after the games at the Spofford Yacht
Club by Miss Florence Sutton and the Misses
Kuhlke
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeborn G. Smith are among
the recent arrivals at the Pine Grove Springs
Hotel
Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt is entertaining Mrs
Lewis Mills Gibbs and Mrs. Howard F. Whit
ney at her camp in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Robert Allan Pinkerton. Mrs. Allan Pink
erton and Mrs Henry Lascees Maxwell are
among the recent arrivals at the Frontenac
Mr. and Mrs Allan Pinkerton had as their
guests during horse show week Miss Ethel
Pearsall and her fiance. Adams Sumner. Other
recent arrivals at the Frontenac include Mr.
and Mrs Richard G. Hollaman Stanley Pal
mer Jadwin and Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Blakeslee.
Mrs Maxwells parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Bailey Jordan. and her cousin. Miss Du Mary.
have been at the Frontenac for the last fort
night
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Beardsley are among
the recent arrivals at the Shinnecock Inn. South
ampton. Long Island
The unusually large number of Brooklyn peo-
pie in Paris last week included DR.. and Mrs
Havens Brewster Bayles, Miss Adella E: Potter
Miss Eva Sherwood Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
A. Harder. Miss Hortense Harder, George A
Harder Colonel A. J. Nutting, Miss Agnes Nut
ting Miss Rebecca Lane Hooper, DR. William
Felter, Miss Louise Felter, the Rev DR. S
Tarkes Cadman, Edward L. Graef, Miss Graef
Colonel William Hester Herbert F CSunnison.
Raymond Gunnison. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L.
Lutkins DR.. Frank B. Longenecker Miss Anna
B. Longenecker Mrs Cornelius Morrison, Miss
Florence Morrison. Mrs. Charles H. Rutherford.
Miss Susan Boice. Luke Stapeton. Luke Staple
ton. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Hyatt and Mr.
and Mrs. j.. Henry Dick, Miss Doris Dick and
Miss Julia Dick. of Manhattan
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stokes are expected home
from abroad the middle of the week
Mrs. James Lancaster Morgan will sail for
home September is
Mr. and Mrs Julian ID. Fairchild are booked
TO sail for home Thursday the Baltic. They
have been motoring through England and Scot
land.
Late arrivals at the Mount Washington Hotel
Breton Woods. in the White Mountains, in
clude Mrs. William H Thurston. Miss Edit,
Thurston Miss Dorothy Thurston. Miss Gertrude
Thurston and MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Seamans and Miss
Dorothy Seamans. accompanied by Miss Wat