New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
BROOKLYN.

Sexton. Mrs. Frank r. Wall. Mrs Harry Bennett.
Miss Hazeltine. Miss Doherty the Misses street.
Mrs Nathan r. Beers. jr. Mrs Edward Turn
bull. Mrs J. Morton Hastead. Mrs. J. l.. Ed
wards. Mrs Stanley Foster Miss Grace Tutte.
Miss Hallett Caldwell. Miss Carol Thomas and
Hiss Slipper.
The wedding Of Miss Ethel Van Schalck
Hogeboom and Bernard II. Voigt will take place
Tuesday evening. March 10 at the HoSeboom
home. No coz St Marks avenue. Miss Louise
b Hogeboom viii be her sisters maid Of honor
and Miss Florence PHILIPPE and Miss Marie
SWAIN will attend as bridesmaids. There VIII
also be a little flower girl. Miss Dorothy Baker,
Of Bay Ridge Spencer u. Pratt will he tho hest
man, and the Ushers are 10 he Frank ConknE
Allen Cobb. Robert W Mcbride and Charles F.
Hogeboom, jr.
A dinner was given al the Arkwright Club on
Tuesday evening by W Gerard Hawcs. Among
his guests were Mrs Hubert Cunning. Miss
Grace NJ. Chapel, Miss Jeanette b clark. Miss
Vivian Lubbeu. Miss Dorothy Tuttlo. Chester
q. wilkins, John {. Loud Walter +. HOBO and
Augustus Ciinkenbrommer.
Mrs. Charles A. J. Queckbcrner regent OF the
Nathaniel Woodruff Chapter OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution. VIII give "a Colonial
tea al her home. No. 30 Lafayette avenue, on
Tuesday. March "a. from . o'clock until : Cor
the benefit Of the Continental Memorial Hail
fund. There will he "A programme Of vocal and
instrumental music.
Mrs. George r. Abbott entertained the Thurs
day Afternoon Bridge Club last week At her
home No 90 JoraIemon street The attendance
included Mrs. Ernest Charles Pressprich Mrs
Edward Unman Miss Junie JIuman. Mrs
Frank Day futile, Mrs. George :. Frank, Mrs
Russell Prentss Miss Isabelle Hardness. Miss
Blanche Barclay. Miss Byrue. Mrs Sylvester /.
Blood. Miss Augusta Elliott. Mrs. Clinton Elliott
Mrs. William Hinman and SIss Marie Abbott
a double wedding took place on Wednesday
evening At tho home of Mr.. and Mrs William
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Ielitia Atkinson and
lively. 10 Charles Henry Armstrong and John
Cruikshank The Rev. Or John Wesley Hill
performed the two ceremonies separately. Miss
Elizabeth Atkinson. dressed I'm white silk and
point lace carrying Bride roses and lnies-of- the
valley was attended by Miss Florence Harrette
Atkinson. in pompadour chiffon with a bouquet
Of pink carnations Mr.. Armstrong; best man
Wilfred Priddy. The second bride Nliss
Elsie Atkinson. wore white chiffon creme and
lace. She wore the conventional long tulle veil
fastened by orange blossoms. and. like her sis
ter carried liliesof-the- valley and white roses
Her med-Of-hOnor was Miss Helen CruikShanly
sister OF tho bridegroom. who had for his best
man his brother. Adam CrUikshank Miss Cruik-
shank wore a frock of pink Powered chiffon
Theodore p Thygeson Harold T. Atkin-
son. Wifred y. Atkinson and Richard s Atkiu-
son. The decorations were in pink and white
musical for the benefit OF the Ladies' Ala
Society of the First Reformed Church was given
on Monday morning at the home Of Mrs Robert
Allan Pinkerton. No Il Eighth avenue The
programme, which under the direction az
William q. Hammond, the popular Brooklyn
composer was interpreted by Mrs. Sara Raglan