New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

No. 557 9TH street had his best man ms
cousin. Harvey Page, while serving as usherS
were Archibald Dingwall. Alexander DingWali'
George Vorhees, Frank Daniels. Walter Berry
and Henry Neimitz. Mr.. and Mrs. Page VIII
return from their wedding trip to spend the
holidays with their parents and will leave here
on January > for San Antonio, Tex, where they
will make their permanent home.
Mr. and Mrs. benjamin Blossom. OF Pasadena
Cal have announced the engagement or thelI
daughter Miss Ellen Rowena Meyer Blossom
to John Visscher Eliot, of Pasadena Mr- BIOS
som is brother of Frederick w Blossom OF
Henry street, and until recently lived IN man
haitian The wedding will take place on Tues
day. March g. at The Blossoms, ocean Grove
Boulevard Pasadena, Cal.
The wedding of Miss Edith Marion Blake
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blake. OF
No 1876 UnderhilI avenue. and Robert Lockhart
waring is to take place on Thursday evening
January = in the Church Of St Matthew Tomp-
kins avenue and McDonouEh street. u maid OF
honor. her sister. Miss Mabel T. Blake. and
four bridesmaids. Miss Mildred Browning. Miss
Ethel Potter. Miss Hda Singleton and Miss
Ressfc Brooks will attend the bride. Gustave
<ehr is TO be the best man and Dr. Edward l.
Blake Chester Waring. Birdsail Scrymser ana
Edward Arid will act Ishers. reception
viii follow the ceremony. Miss Blake will give
a luncheon for her attendants at the Waldorf
| on next Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas @. Carman. of Bath
Reach have announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Ethel Zabele Carman. to Frank
Bowman. of ST. Louis. The wedding will take
place In January, aud Mr.. Bowman will take
his bride TO Havana to live.
Mr. and Mrs George Rechmann, of No. 154
Putnam avenue. have announced the engage
nent Of their daughter. Miss Helen Rechmann'
| to DR. Alfred ]. keenan,. of No. % Albany ave-
nue. and son of Mr.. and Mrs. James keenan,, OF
No. rs ST. James's Place
| Mrs James Henry Jourdan gave the second re-
| ception for her debutante daughter, Miss Helen
Jourdan Friday afternoon. between the hours
| of 3 and G. at their home No 262 Henry street
dinner and theatre party TO see THE Merry
Widow" followed for the receiving party ana
! an equal number of men. Receiving with Mrs.
Jourdan and her daughter were Miss Jean
| Coutts, Miss Amy Knox. Miss Alice Ide. Miss
Louise Edgar, Miss Edith Burrell Miss Ruth
Thurston Miss Cornelia Cousins. of this bor-
| ough and Miss Jean Roston. of Manhattan.
| Miss Carol Chauncey, the youngest daughter
! of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chauncey, Of No. 129
JoralemOn street, made her debut yesterday
afternoon at the conventional afternoon recep-
| ton. The receiving party included Miss Made
| line Chauncey Mrs. Woodward Babcock nee
Grace Chauncey, and Mrs, Daniel Chauncey, jr,
who before her marriage last April Miss
| Grace L. Fargo, OF Manhattan Assisting them
were Miss Mary Hazard. Miss Jessie Hazard,
| Miss Florence Burton, Miss Marion Stevenson,
| Miss Alice Anderson, Miss Elsie Sanford, of
| Manhattan, and Miss Ethel Carhart. A dinner
dance followed the reception. The men invited
for this were Halstead Vanderpoe Duncan
| Holmes George Bourne, Henry Harper, Court
| landt Morse, Rene La Montague and Mr.. Som
merhaus The debutante frocked in white
| crepe de chine and lace and the decorations
| were in pink and white.
| Mrs Charles w Ide, of No. 43 Remsen street,
will give series of teas to introduce her daugh-
| ter, Miss Alice Steele Ide. The dates Fri
! days, January 3, 10 and II.
| Miss Florence Walton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Walton. of No. 106 Willow street. will
make her debut Saturday afternoon, January 4.
| between the hours of and p.
Yale has always been the favorite in this
| borough and its popularity was again attested
| by the attendance Wednesday evening at
! the annual concert of the glee, banjo, mandolin
and guitar clubs at Historical Hall, with the
Gance following at the Heights Casino. Christ
mas greens and the Blue mingled in the
decorations. On the committee which arranged
the dance were Miss Marion Brooks Snow, Miss
| Edith Thurston Miss Charlotte Leecb, Miss
Ethel James Adams Miss Helen Bruff, Fred
erick Wilder Bellamy. Howard Cores Reese
| d. Alsop Robinson Leech, Philips Rogers Nal
! lory and Francis Strickland Page q
Miss Snow, who iS the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow, of No. 27O Henry
street, entertained at dinner before the concert
Her guests We're Miss Helen Bruff, Miss, Helen
La Vie. Miss Charlotte Leech, Miss helen Muir
ply Miss Josephine Ward, Miss White, OF Man.
haitian; Miss Caroline Howard, of Yonkers:
Frederick Wilder Bellamy Howard Cories
Francis Strickland Page, Sayre Dominick, Car
rington Hannah. f. Bateson and J. T. Brooks
The decorations were in the college colors and
the girls carried white chrysanthemums
Mrs. William H. Thurston, of No. IS Remsen
street. gave dinner for her daughters Miss
Edith Thurston and Miss Ruth Thurstor before
the concert Her guests were Miss Alice Ide.