New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

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| scene Wednesday evening of the wedding of
| Miss Lena Babcock, daughter of Mrs Alfred r
Babcock, of No 1888 Pacific street and Lewis h. IA
| White The brides attendants are to be Miss
| Marguerite Tohey. maid Of honor. and Miss
| Shirley Gleason Miss Hazel Shorthand. Miss Fan
| ME Mason. Miss Virginia Crosby. Miss Madeline
Dennison and Miss w. Cosby. Clarence Baum
| garten is to be the best man. and Mr.. White has
| chosen for his ushers William White, William
| Lind of Providence: John Steingestner, Harry
Bartram, George Briggs and William Ottia, Of
| Brooklyn. A reception will follow at the Pouch
Gallery.
Miss EVELYN Eglinton Andrews, who is to be mar
| ried next Saturday evening to Reginald Hflliard
Burcher, will have Miss Juliette G. Hollenback as
| her maid of honor and only attendant The best
man will be Augustine William Ferrin, and the
| ushers will be Thomas Harvey Skinner Andrews
and Jasper Raymond Rand. The ceremony will
take place at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Andrews, No 327 Grand avenue.
In st. Paul's Chapel next Tuesday afternoon Miss
Mabel E. Campion will be married to William c.
Middebrook. Mrs. Raymond H See will be her
only attendant. Alfred T Joebisch is to be the
best man. and James Spencer Wilson, W. Herbert
Giley, John c. Giles jr. and Charles J. Godfrey
will the ushers There will be reception after
the ceremony, which is to take place at o'clock.
Music will be a special feature at the wedding
next Wednesday morning, in the Church of st.
John the Baptist, of Miss Margaret Evangelne
Mullin. daughter of Mrs. X. NJ Muln. and Theo
dore Henry Birgel. Miss Helen x. Robinson, of
Brooklyn, will be the maid of honor and Miss Helen
Louise Rirgel will flower girl. James ]. G..
Mullin will attend best man, and Henry V.
Birgel. John II. Brouwer, Ambrose De Witt and
Leo Montgomery. OF Washington, will serve
ushers. The brides uncle, George K. Pope. who is
a Papal marquis. will give her away. After the
ceremony, which will be solemnized at nuptial
high mass a wedding breakfast will be given at
No ST Bushwck avenue. where Mrs. Mullin and
her daughter reside with Mr.. Pope.
OF interest to the older residents the borough
will be the wedding Tuesday, June 30. of Miss
Brooke van Dyke and w. Hamilton Gibson. The
bride-eect is a daughter of the Rev. DIR. and Mrs.
Henry Dyke, of Princeton, y. j., and grand
daughter of the late Rev. DR. Henry J. Dyke.
for many years pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. Mr.. Gibson is the of the
| late William Hamilton Gibson, of Lincoln Place.
Mr and Mrs Alvah Miller. of No. $50 Carroll
street. have announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Mabel Lorraine Miller to Kingsley
| Swan. About ten days Miss Miller sailed for
| Europe, where she will spend the summer She is
one of last winters debutantes. Her fance who
| makes his home with his grandmother, Mrs. Will
| lam c. Kingsley, at No. 176 Washington Park, is
member of the Riding and Driving Club and is
I active in all outdoor sports.
| The engagement is am olnced of Miss Florence
| Battin French and Charles E. Newton. jr. Miss
| French is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John Wesley French, of this borough and Shelter
| Island and sister of Mrs. Frederick De AIund
! Mackay, of No 400 Grand
| From Boston comes the encouragement of the
gagement of Miss Lucy Blake Clapp daughter Of
| DR. and Mrs. Herbert &. Clapp and George Green
| wood Reynolds. I'd. son Mrs. Mary Wisner
| Reynolds. of Remsen street Mrs Clapp is niece
| of the late Dr. Edward p. Richardson. of Mon
tague street, with whom she made her home when
a girl Mrs. Reynolds and her and his hancee
! will spend the summer abroad.
| Mrs. Calvin Edwards Hull of No. 531 Washington
avenue. left Thursday her country
place, Black Rock Bridgeport. Conn, where she
will spend four months. She expects entertain
many house parties during the summer.
Mrs. Robert Allan Pinkerton and Mr.. and Mrs
Jay F. Carlisle will spend the summer Dear
wood, the Pinkerton place. at Bay Shore.
Mr.. Mrs. Edward Bailey Jordan will occupy
their new house at Bay Shore this season.
Mrs. George W. Chauncey and Miss Adelaide
Chauncey, who spending June at the Belgrade
Lakes. will sail for Europe the Teutonic on
Wednesday. July s. Mr. Chauncey will join them
a fortnight later.
Mrs. Edward J. Turnbul will go abroad shortly
TO join her father Frank Squier, is i'll in Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred e. Belden and the Misses
BeIden, of Eighth avenue, will open their house at
Shelter Island next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Troy, of Eighth avenue
will usual spend July at the New Monmouth
Spring Lake. n. J. They will leave town on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Edmund W. Cories, OF Columbia Heights
will spend the greater part of the summer at
Spring Lake
Among those who have recently left town are:
Mrs. Charles ID. Bigeow, of Columbia Heights
for Westhampton Beach, Long Island; the William
Arnolds of Henry street for Westhampton: Mr..
and Mrs Henry c. Bowers of Montgomery Place
for Westlampton; Mrs. John W. Chapman OF
Remsen street. for Pelham Manor, n. y; Mr. and
Mrs. James g. Church, of Eighth avenue for Gar
den City, Long Island: Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Allen
Doty, of ST. Mark avenue. for Mansfield Centre
Conn; Mr. and Mrs. James Noel Brown of New
York avenue. for Tantummaheag Old Lyme
Conn. Mrs William 6 Mumford of Lincoln Place
for Riverside, Conn. Mrs. William Frothingham
Smith. OF Henry street. for Shawondasee, Arling-