New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

| familiar figure at the shows, She usually ex-
hibts her horses herself, and is the owner of
| long string OF blue ribbon winners. She is de-
voted to all the other outdoor sports and has
several trophies won at golf and tennis 10 her
credit Miss Maxwells fiance Is also an en-
husiastic horseman. and is in evidence as an eX-
hibitor at most Of the shows OF the Eastern
circuit He is the brother of Mrs Faixfax Land
street. of Baltimore. and of Mrs. Jack Barry. or
Manhattan He is a nephew of Colonel Davis.
of the House Of Representatives, and of Senator
Davis and Senator Elkins. He was graduated
from Yale in 1900 and is a VOLTS Head man.
The wedding will take place at the Maxwell
country place. at Glen Cove. on Saturday, Oc-
tober % Miss Maxwell, who has served as
bridesmaid probably oftener than any other girl
in the borough will be attended by Miss Helen
Y. Judson, Miss Frances Williams. Miss Grace
Knowlton and Miss Kathleen Elkins, of Wash
ington Miss Carroll Whitney, the little daugh-
ter Of her cousin. Mrs. Howard f. Whitney. and
Miss Mary Davis Landstreet, will attend as
flower girls. Thomas Davis is 10 be the best
man. but the ushers have not yet been decided
upon The hrde-elect is the younger daughter
of Mrs. Eugene L,ascelles Maxwell and a niece
Of J. Rogers Maxwell. of the New York Yacht
Club. Her sister. Miss Grace Maxwell. several
years ago married Donald Grant Geddes- Their
town residence is at No 130 Eighth avenue but
since the completion of their Glen Cove house
two years ago they have spent the greater part
of their time there, and when in town stop at
the St Regis. Last winter they passed in
Europe.
Wednesday. October ., is the date set for the
wedding of Miss Julia Kinport Barr. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barr, of No. 109 State
street and Z, Carleton Cranbery. of Manhattan.
Mr. Granbery is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam H Granbery, OF No % West SD street,
Manhattan
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Mrs. William Main. formerly OF this borough.
who is to be married Saturday. october Z.
to Norman a Boyd of Alameda. Cal, will be
attended by her sister Mrs William F Doer-
finger, as matrOn of honor. and by Miss Laura
w. Hand Of Brooklyn; Miss Louise F1llebrown,
of BnghamtOn, y. Y; Miss Florence NJ Wright.
of Susquehanna. Penn; Miss Gladys Cayard and
Miss Ruth Talbot. Of Boston. Mr.. Boyds best
man will be Charles f. Tichenor, of Binghamton.
The entire class of Packer, 05, of which Miss
Main is a member and which, by the way is
noted for the number of girls married since
their graduation, is expected at the wedding.
Mrs. Doerfinger is also member OF the alum
The Mains now make their home at Pier
mont ton the Hudson.
The Church Of the Heavenly Rest viii be the
scene on Wednesday, October 80, of the wedding
of Miss Harriet H. Hoyt. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Ctis Hoyt. of No. 80 West 18th
street. and ]. Frank Phillips. until recently Of
Brooklyn. The Hoyts are, still at Bellport, Long
Island.
The wedding of Miss Amy Lulu Lyon and
Walter Daniel Pheteplace took place on Monday
evening at the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Lyon, of No. 126 East 18th
street, Flatbush. The Rev. L. Ward Brig
ham. OF Ali Souls Church. Flatbush performed
the ceremony. which followed by small
I reception The bride gOWned in white
radium and NalencienneS lace. She wore the
conventional long tue veil and carried lies-o Of
the-valley- The matron of honor and only
tendant was her sister-in-law. Mrs. Frank F.
Lyon, who before her wedding last spring was
/ Miss lda Mallory, of Pfttsburg. She wores her
own wedding gown. OF white satin and lace and
! carried white roses. Warren Fisher, of Roches-
ter. was the best man. The ribbons forming the
aisle for the bridal party We're held by Miss
! Ida Lyon. Miss Florence Smith, Miss Trvbll
Smith and Mrs. Clarence Stryker. Mr. and Mrs.
Pheteplace viii make their home In Germany
A home wedding Tuesday was that of Miss
B! = e Dunning. daughter of Mrs. Charles w
Hei,-, of No. 146 Lefferts Place and Frederic
Valentine Greene, jr. The decorations were in
yellow and white Miss Dunnings gown was
of white satin and lace. Her veil was of tulIe
and she carried shower bouquet of lies-of-
the-valley. Miss Mabel Dunning the maid Of
honor, in yellow silk null over the same
color silk. and the bridesmaids. Miss Gertrude
Oldaker and Miss Luella Moore wore white
null over yellow. They carried roses. John A
Greene was the best man. but there were no
ushers Mr. and Mrs. Greene will he AT home.
after November at No. 103 Sterling Place
Mr. and Mrs. Ahrend Scherenbeck. OF No 80
ment of their daughter Miss Adelaide Schieren-
beck, 10 Otto w. Sartorius. of Mrs Otto
Sartorius of No 1S4 Washington Park
The engagement has just been announced of
Miss Charlotte c. Thompson. daughter Of Mrs
Lysander Thompson of Manhattan to Harold
+. Porter. of William A Porter, of BROOKLYN
and Sea Cliff, Long Island.
OF interest in F1atbush is the engagement Just
announced of Miss Emma Frances Jackson and
Harry Alfred Woodcock. Miss Jackson is the
sister of Mrs. John T. Kendall
Another Fiatbusn engagement just announced
is that of Miss Maud Clarkson, daughter of Mrs
Walter r Lusker. and George Caswell. of Mar
ragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis D. Covert OF Floral
Park. Long Island announce the enga cement
OF their daughter, Miss Mabel Louise Covert to
Charles Wyckof Vandeveer, of Jamaica.
Mrs. George ID. Provost gave a card party
Friday September 6. at Sound Beach. Cons,