New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
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HeissenbutteI and Howell C. Cooper. Of Indian
apos. Miss Helen Greason of No. Isl Carroll
street. and Miss Gertrude Torrey gave a linen
shower in her honor last week. The other guests
were Mrs. J. II. Ernst. Miss Heissenbuttels sister.
with whom she lived at No. 3ls Park Place; Mrs.
James Greason. Mrs. Daniel Tows. Miss Edyth
Brown, Miss Theresa Hart, Mrs John NJ Taylor.
Mrs. Charles Tamkin. Miss Letita Hart Miss Elsie
Han. Miss Kate Hillson, Mrs. George Thoms, Mrs.
Mortimer Smith and Mrs. William f. HesSenbut-
tel
Miss Estelle May Davidson, whose engagement
TO Or. Robert Merriam Rogers occurred recently.
gave a luncheon Of ten covers at the Waldorf yes
terday week The decorations were in pink Miss
pavidsons guests We're Mrs 2. J. NIarkert. Miss
Hazel Howe. Miss Lillian Wykcs, Miss Carrie
Sherman. Miss Elizabeth Doollttle. Miss Edna
Nichols. Miss Ethel Glier. Miss Estelle Gcldberk
and Miss Ruby Jones.
At the home Of her sister. Mrs William Scott
James, No. so Glenwood avenue, Saturday.
juno IS, Mrs Grace Butler Frazier married
70 Walter F. Jaeckel, OF Manhattan. The bride
IS the daughter Of Mrs. Frances I. Butler Of
Brooklyn. The Rev J. c. Bacchus, Of this bor-
ouEh, ofiicated
Thursday evening Miss Leita Airline Rust and
Frederick Whiting Noble married IN the Nos
rand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church The
bridegroom IS the son az the Rev and Mrs Charles
+. Noble, OF Saratoga County. y. Y. but Is now
living at No. lH Montague street Mr. Noble and
Ut } p!Ftr wilson. rector OF the church. ofiici-
ated. The bride wore an Empire lace robe and car
rled lilies -rhe-vaIlev. She wore the same Veil
ana wreath her mother had worn az her wedding.
The maid OF honor and only attendant Miss Edith
Livingston Mcintyre Of Flatbush wore al Igrnpira
gown OF pale blue SILK and carried white carna-
tlons. The best man Or. George Dow Scott
OF Manhattan. and the ushers were Louis Weiling-
ION severe, George Burton Noble. Of Brooklyn:
ferclVal Nllds, Of Manhattan. and Lockwood II
Seey, OF Newark. X J. White carnations and
roses banked against greens made an effective set
ting for the bridal party at both the church and
az the nome or the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Rust. Of 10. lH Quincy street Mrs
HuSt received IN black grenadine over white satin
! ana Mrs. Noble was goWned in black lace over
white silk
Mr.. and Mrs. O r Nichols OF No p Gates ava
Hue. n,e. announce the engagement Of their daughter
s 80 NaLk"LGt Nichols 70 Poynteu c. staey son
OF -HF. ana Mrs Harry T Staley. OF Philadelpbia
quiet home wedding on "Wednesday. .. ,t. .
of Miss Jessie Miriam Thompson daughter ~ NJ
and Mrs. Henry Hall Thompson Of No II srencer
Place, and Omar De Foe UtIev OF RuraIo ,rt,a
bride. whose only attendant was her sister NJ
Emerson cuyler T1bhals. was govned I'm ,,.btta
iasSSd5ahe @ ana rose point lace. made Empire fash
nIi. 'i'e "ot" a tuIIe veil. fastened with orange
blossoms and diamonds. and carried IUieeof re
'alley ana Whlte roses. Mrs Tibhals was frocked
in white thantily lace and carried swoatneas
Henry Rutherford Thompson was the bns, 80
The Rev. Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler oficiated
Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Fairchild and C,oIo,a,
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Litchneld. Miss
Madeline Litchheld and Miss Marion LitchleId
sailed on the Carmania Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph T. Goepel and Miss Muriel
f. Goepel sailed Thursday the Amerka. The
viii be absent about three months.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George r. DovylIne vyero
among the passengers on the Caledonia which LEFT
port yesterday week. DR.. and Mrs DowIinp vii
not return until the end Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Hine who have baer
motoring the Continent. are expected home tbn
last Of the week
The Francis II. Southwicks returned from abroad
Friday the Deutschland
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. J. Douglas Adam sailed
on "Wednesday the Adriatic
Mr.. and Mrs Henry !. Judson and Miss Helen Y
Judson are now at italian Villa. Belle Haven.
Greenwich Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Lupton will open their
summer home, MO-mo-wet at Mattituck Long
Island, the first of next month. Their daughter
Mrs. Charles Courtenay Hoge. will spend the sum-
with them.
Otto h. l<oechl in Paris last week The
George il. COutts are there also
The marriage Of Miss Beatrice Gunsaulus and the
Rev. Robert Mott Merryman, secretary TO Bishop
Burgess, was solemnized Wednesday at the
home Of the bride in Chicago. The Rev DR. Frank
GunsaulUs performed the ceremony. IL was TO
have been Il largo church wedding, but the I'm
vitations were recalled owing to tho sudden death
of the Eridesroom's father.
Frank Lusk Babbott and his daughter Miss
Mary Richardson Babbott, who was graduated
from Fassar this year. will spend the summer on
the Continent They sailed on the Noordam on
June 12 "