New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

Sarah Ivins, Miss Marguerite Wnifred Pritch-
ard, Miss Nora Berwick Miss Margaret Dudley
and Miss Clara Henrietta Ernst. The best man
was Guy Hamilton. of Passaic y, j. and the
ushers were Harry a. Pratt. Harold Donaldson,
Charles Ferry, Ernest c. Schmidt. of Brooklyn:
Ralph Ranney, Of Toronto. and Alfred 7.
Drury. Lilies, daisies and ferns formed the
decorations. The reception following given
at the home of the brides parents. DR. and Mrs.
George Drury. Of No 2}5 Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Ramsey are to live in Mount
Vernon.
An out-of-town wedding OF interest to this
borough that in Mamaroneck on Saturday,
April p. of Miss Matilda Stewart Eddy daugh-
ted OF Ulysses d. Eddy and Howard Talbot wal
den, son of the late Daniel 7. Walden, of Brook
lyn. The ceremony was performed in st.
Thonass Church by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Dunn
Burrel Of this borough, and a reception fol-
lowed at the Anchorage Miss Eddys brides
maids were Miss Mary Stewart Towle, of Mamar-
oneck, and Miss Elizabeth Cushman, of Brook
lyn, and Miss Jane Walden and Miss Nancy
Walden were flower girls. HanfOrd n. Barney.
Of Pennington, Conn. was the best man. and the
ushers were Henry b. Eddy. Philip G. Bartlett.
of Brooklyn; Reginald p. Walden. of Mamar-
oneck; Percy T Walden, of New Haven: Will
lam H. Lowering, of Taunton, Mass: J. Benja-
min Dimmick. of Scranton, Penn. and Sherman
Evarts, of Windsor, VT.
Saturday afternoon. May 25. is the date set
for the wedding of Miss Lesley Louise Ac1er-
man, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick
Alderman. and Ernest Chalkley Wills. son of
L
Conn. The ceremony will take place In Christ
Church Greenwich. and a reception will follow
Fairfield, the Ackermans' country place at
Belle Haven.
Miss Jane Ruthven Hairs only attendant at
her wedding Reginald Chauncey Robbins,
will he her sister Miss Elizabeth y. Hall. Harry
Pelham Robbins will be the best man and DR..
William II Clark Edwin Q. Dusenbury, George
A Street George s Mandell of Boston Harold
+ X. c Cummings be
ushers. The ceremony will take place Friday.
May Il. in Grace Cnurch Chantry and a small
wedding breakfast will follow the home Of
the brides mother Mrs. Henry b. Hall. 40. 1O7
East 65lh street.
Miss Ellen Delano and Miss Laura DeIano
will be bridesmaids the wedding in St. Marys
Church. Tuxedo. Saturday. Jure !, Of their cousin
Miss MurieI Delano Robbins and Cyril Martineau
of London. Mrs. Golfers tWoittle daughters Will
attend flower girls.
The engagement has just been announced OF
Miss Mabel K. Sweezey, daughter Of Mrs. Chris
topher Sweezey. of No. % Lefferts place, and
Alfred G. Belden, jr. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
G. Belden, of No. 109 Eighth avenue Miss
Sweezey is a senior at Adelphl.
The date set for the wedding of Miss Caroline
Morgan of Boston. and Oscar Egerton Stevens
son of Mrs Berkeley Mostyn, is Saturday June /
The last meeting of the Friday Morning Club
took place at the home of Mrs Carl Won Pustau
No. p. South Oxford street The attendance
included Mrs. Austin G. Turner Mrs. William p
Jourdan. Mrs Frederick Tuttle Mrs Edward
Hinman, Miss Hinman Mrs Frank Freeman
Miss Blanche I. Forker Mrs Samuel Herriman
Jr, Miss Isabelle Hardness. Mrs. Wallace Black
ford Miss Forker, Mrs Frederic {. Brown Mics
Lowell and Mrs. Maillard NJ. Canda.
Mrs George p. Britton entertained the
Wednesday Bridge Club last week at her home
No. 2O2 New York avenue The table was at
t-cr ff,-aI. doc
her guests We're Mrs. William Brown Mrs 9
Miller Of Manhattan; Mrs. Edward G. Meel5cr
MRS. Gilbert G Peterkin. Mrs. Daniel MacIley
Mrs James 5. Bearns and Mrs Robert Rich
mond.
In honor of Mrs. David Haskell Lanman, Of
this borough. and Mrs. Abel r. Corbin. Mrs
Albert c. Hamlin gave tea at her apartment,
in the Manhasset No. 300 West 1O9th street
Manhattan, on Friday afternoon of the week
before last. The hostess was dressed in nal.
blue embroidered broadcl0th. Mrs Lanman
wore pale gray and Mrs. Ccrbin was in blue
The Now and Then Card Club had its final
meeting at the Montauk Club on Monday. The
hostesses were Mrs Clotilde Brown and Mrs
Corlies. Among those present were Mrs NJ p
Wilson. of Manhattan; Mrs Edward I Hors
man, Mrs. Thomas E. Pearsan Blackwell Mrs
NJ. L. Cnderhill, Mrs Z. l.. Howland Mrs Car
son {. Peck, Mrs James c. Church Mrs B. r
Welton; Mrs; Pierce. Mrs. Andrew Halsey Mrs
IL,
Elliott. Mrs. James Moffett. Mrs. r. /. wells
Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Barnes Miss Rauge Miss
EnlIY Bau2e, Mrs. Charles l.. Rickerson Mrs
l. M Meeker. Mrs G. V. Cartwright Mrs
Rufus T. Grggs, Mrs. Eugene BisseII and Mrs
s. S Williston 49,
The Italian Settlement Society will hold its
sixth annual meeting at the home of the presI-
dent, Judge Norman s. Dixie, No 194 Column
bia Heights. on Tuesday evening There will
be addressed by DR.. Jane L. Robbins head
worker of Trinity House, on 'The Italians of
brooklyn; by Miss Doyen, head worker of the
Asacos House. on Distinctive Uses OF the Set
tlement, and by Miss Horton, principal of pub
lie School Z, on ''The Service Of the Settlement
to the Public School
The first anniversary of the Secretary Dances
which recently closed n season at the Poucb
Gallery Will be celebrated at the Farm House
Prospect Park. on May II. The invitations are
printed on paper initiating maple wood. the
dance orders will be souvenirs in the form Of
leather card cases The patronesses will be Mrs
John IL Moeller, Mrs. George Shearman Mrs
James +. Rice, Mrs Henry J. Gelien Mrs
George Summers. Mrs. Waldorf Smythe Mrs
Henry A. Bade Mrs. Curd Won Holleuffer Mrs
Joseph Rhodes, Mrs. Henry w. Alters Mrs
William Glfer Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs De
Occurs van der Velde and Mrs. Harvey Rock
well. The committee comprises Arthur Newman
Moeller, financial secretary: Percy MoeIler
corresponding secretary; Miss Estelle Goldberg
Miss Carrie c. Shearman Miss Margaret Rice
Miss Beatrice van der Vede and Miss Helen L,
Won Holleuffer.