The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-09

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 Mir. and Mrs. M. Harry Marlin gave a luncheon at the Country Club yes- t.l~,.g for MT. Carl Blenner and his guests, Mrs. Hollis of London and MT. Reginald McDougall Of New York. Miss Earle was also in the party. *#@
 MT. and Mrs. B. I. Atwater and their daughter, Miss Margurite At water, of Gamer street, returned late last week from Newtown, Conn, where they were guests at the Newtown Inn.
 Miss Richardson of Dwight street, who has been spending some weeks at Canaan, Conn, returned to town on Friday.
 Mrs. A. M. Dodge of New York, who went abroad on June 30, arriv- ed home on the steamer St. Louis, on Saturday. Her son is student of Yale University.
 l The engagement was announced on Saturday of Miss Elizabeth S. Potter of Philadelphia, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Potter, and MT. Frank Lyon Polk of New York. MT. Polk is a lawyer, son of Dr, and Mrs. WI liam M. Polk of No. East Thirty sixth street, and a graduate of Yale '94. The date of the wedding is not set
 Saturday in St. Peters Church, in Galilee, N J., took place the wedding of Miss Kate de Forest Prentice, daughter of MT. and Mrs William Satterlee Packer Prentice, of No. 53 East 55th street, and Reeve Schiey, son of MT. and Mrs. William T. Schley of No. 17 West 52d street. Only rela- tives witnessed the ceremony, which was performed at o'clock by the Rev Dr. Chauncey Brewster, Bishop | of Connecticut, assisted by the Rev. Mir Grosvenor of Manhattan but the invitations to the reception following at Meadowcroft, the Prentice summer home of Monmouth Beach, were gen. eral Both at the church and house the decorations were in green and white, this color scheme being also carried out in the gowns of the brides attendants. Miss Eleanor Prentice was her sisters maid of honor, and Miss Olive Schley, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Gertrude Sheldon, cousin of the bride; Miss Clare Ellsworth of Manhattan, and Miss Margaret Haz- ard of Providence, R. l., were the bridesmaids. Their frocks were of | white embroidered chiffon and they carried bouquets of white blossoms and ferns. Miss Prentices wedding gown was of white satin with garni- | lures of rose point lace. Her veil was | also of lace, and she carried a shower | of orchids and lilies of the valley. Her brother, Bernon s. Prentice, was the best man. Serving as ushers were | Evander Schley, Grant Barney Schley | jr., Kenneth Schley, Clifford Cochran, | Harry Beekman, Howard Hummer, e. Douglas Green of Manhattan, and l Harvey >McClintock of Pittsburg. Mrs. Prentice received in a gown of mauve Ichiffon and lace.
 Among the engagements which have been announced during the last week have been that of Miss Ellen Delano to Frederick B. Adams, and the wed- | ding is to take place on September 2S at Tarrytown, where MT. and Mrs. Warren Delano, jr., have country place Frederick Adams graduated from Yale seven years ago, and is a member of the University Club.
 
 Another engagement of the week has been that of Miss Genevieve Phelps Stokes, daughter of Mrs. Horace Vol | colt Robbins, to the Rev. George Lew is Curtis, who graduated from Yale in 1878, and who is pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Bloomfield, N. J. The wedding will be solemnized in October at Massaccoe Farms the country place of Mrs Robbins at Sims bury, Conn. The other children of Mrs. Robbins, whose town house is No. 56 East 57th street, are Mrs. Rob- ert P Barry, jr,, Mrs T. Stuart Hart and Wolcott P. Robbins of East 72d street.
 Friends in Bedding of Prof. S. S. Sanford learned that his recent illness at Paris was not so serious as his cable to New Haven summoning doc- tor from here would seem to imply. The doctor in question is an old friend and travelling associate and Prof. san- ford desired his companionship fully as much as his professional services. Dr. Sanford had previously been in attendance upon his father, but was about to leave on an auto trip he had planned. Prof. Sanfords illness was due to a return of his old ailment the gout. He is now at Carlsbad, taking the waters.