New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

wood daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L Augustus Stan
wood Of No. 1lo2 Dean street. and Harry Lee Dun
can. The best man Frederick Duncan, and
the ushaTs Walter E. Hope. Frederick Edger-
ton, DR.. Cochrane and Mr.. CASTOR. The bride
unattended. Her gown OF white satin and
duchess lace. She wore the conventional long tullo
veil and instead of bouquet carried prayerbook.
The Rev. J. G. Bacchus officated assisted by tho
Rev DT Phillips Endecott Osgood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan sailed Friday the Celtic They Will
spend their honeymoon abroad.
Mr. and Mrs A 1. Brewer, OF No. I31 Bedford
avenue, announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Louise BrovYer 10 George Fol
lett Turner, OF Prospect Place.
The engagement IS announced OF Miss Clara T.
Daniels daughter OF Henry l. Daniels, OF Glen
Ridge, y. j. but until recently OF this borough 10
Harry W Hague. son Of Mrs. Henry Hague also
OF Glen Ridge
Tho marriage OF Miss Oluf Peppard daughter OF
Mrs. James J. Peppard OF No. III Brooklyn avenue
and Louis Strucke was soleInnized on "Wednesday
evening by Father Matthew Flynn. II was n home
ceremony Miss Nellie Peppard tho maid OF
honor, and ~ Stuart Hollis OF Manhattan was
the best MAJ The brides gown OF white crepe
chiffon embroidered with daisies. She wore n
tulle veil and orange blossoms and carried lilies
of-the-valley. The maid OF honor wore white lace
over yellow and carried daisies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Struck" will mako extended tour OF the CONT
nent, ana on their return will 1--we at tho Hotel
Seville. Manhattan
Miss Helen Edith Adams and Alexander Richter
uorc married on Wednesday at s o'clock in tho
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Bay Ridge OF
which the father OF the bride. the Rev DR. George
Adams, Is pastor. Miss Mary F. Clark was tho
florence l. Adams were The bridesmaids. Gilbert
Horton. OF Manhattan the best man. and
Charles Richter Ashton b. Halstead Harry Ian
decker and Thomas Horton were the ushers Dr.
Adams ofilciated
The wedding of Miss Florence Camille Miller and
Charles Elliott Ferry, son OF Willis Ferry. took
place on Wednesday evening at tho Marcy Avenue
Haptist church The bride was attended by a
maid OF honor her cousin. Miss Ruth Miller and
six bridesmaids. Miss Beatrice Vuimer Miss Eva
Randall, Miss Kitty Coveriey, Miss Esteiie Ran
kim Miss Beatrice Franklin and Miss Winifred
Brewer Miss Miller a lingerie gown OF
white batiste and embroidery and carried white
roses. The other attendants were frocked in pink
and white silk null and carried pinks. The BRIDES
gown Of white chiffon and satin Her tuIle
Veil fastened by sprays OF orange blossoms
and her bouquet shower Of Iilies-of- the-val-
ley and white roses. Harry Pratt the best
man, and Richard Drury. lie Roy McCaldin, Clar-
ence Walkley' Frank Snyder and Lewis II. Miller
served ushers.
The engagement Of Miss Florence Hanna daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas Hanna OF No
1872 Hancock street. TO Frederick MaItbie Butler
announced Tuesday evening at a dinner
given at the Crescent Club. Miss Hanna and her
hancc among the first Bachelors and Spinsters
OF the Hil whose ball at the Pouch Gallery every
year is one OF the principal events the DANCING,
calendar Mr.. Butler is the of Mrs. Francis
!. Butler. Of No. % Monroe street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Augustus Haviland returned
from Europe on Monday on tho Nieuw Amsterdam.
the Holland America Line, and a dinner was given
in his and Mrs. Eaviland's honor.
Mrs. John Van Nostrand, OF Columbia Heights
who spent last week with Mrs. Charles Y. NAL
lory, at Byram Shore, will next week be the guest
Of Mrs. Jonathan Bulkley at Rppowam. Ridgeheld,
Conn. She will then visit her aunt, Mrs Edwin
Bulkley, and pass the rest of the at River
bend. Owego, n. Y, with her brother. L. III.
Leonard.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs. Spencer g, Roche have
left the rectOry, No 200 Adelph street. are at
Ononda Cottage. Lake Placid, n. Y.
Mrs. George r. Sheldon is expected back from
Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm II early this week
Mrs. Clara II. Carhart is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bangs Car
hart, of Maiden. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Wickham Smith will spend
July and August motoring in France and England.
Mr. and Mrs. David Thornton. of Hancock street
sailed on Thursday on the Deutschland. They will
spend some time in London. and then will travel
the Continent.
DR.. and Mrs Glenworth Reeve Butler and Miss
Antoinette Butler. who spend tho summer
abroad. have postponed their sailing. They were
to have left the Graf Waldersee yesterday but
will not go until the middle of July.
Among the Brooklyn peoplo In Paris last week
Mr. and Mrs. ChaYies Arthur Moore Mss NJ
Elsie Moore. Mrs Alice Morse Earle Mrs.. John
Gibb Mrs Victor Koechl. Otto Koechl and 0eorro
H. Coutts.
Miss Marie Airnirall and Mrs. James r. Is Baron
sailed yesterday week for Liverpool tho Dtrur1a
Miss Marion E White and Master J. LisIey
White spent June with their grandmother. Mrs.
John D. Long. at Pooomoke City, Md They win
leave town early In the week with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. White. of Dean street, for
Pine Grove Springs Hotel. Lake Spofford. N. II.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Alfred Widmann OF the
Lakewood. have returned from Bay Shore and will
spend July at Ridgewood. N, J.
Other recent departures from town ara the Raw
DR.. and Mrs Harry p Dewey. OF Henry street to
Woodstock. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Mrabeau Lamar
Towns OF No. "a Eighth avenue. 10 Saratoga; Mr.
and Mrs Thomas II. Troy. of No. 8 Eighth ave-
nue., TO the New Monmouth, Spring Lake N r.
Mrs Lucy II. Carlisle of Clinton avenue TO Green
wich, Conn: Air. and Mrs. William d Hsrmon OF
Wnisw street y wsstaAnsssa SsseA 11anG La