New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

roses Lilies carnations and greens were used in
| the decorations Green torches, topped by white
| flowers, were placed intervals at the pew ends
| down the centre aisle of the church. Clarence c..
| Baumgarten, of Manhattan. was the best man,
| and William Quick William j. White. of Provi-
| dence: H Henry Bertrdm and George A Briggs.
| of Manhattan, the ushers. The bridegroom
| is the of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White Of
Providence. Mrs. Babcock black chiffon cloth
| over white and Mrs White black crepe de
chine.
The wedding of Miss Mabel E Campon, daugh-
| ter Of Mrs. William B. Campion of No. 1872 Park
Place, and William Carr Middebrook, of Mrs
William c. Middebrook, of No. so Putnam ave-
| nue. took place in St. PauIs Chapel on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. The bride her travel
ling gown of tan rajah silk. Her sister. Mrs. Ray
mond Hall See, Of Glen Ridge, n. j.. was her only
attendant. The best Alfred T. Zoebisch
and John C. Giles, jr, ]. Spence Wilson, of Brook
lyn; W Herbert Gilley. of East Orange. and
Charles J. Godfrey, of Crawford n. J., acted
ushers.
In the presence of relatives and a few intimate
friends Miss Anna Sheffield was married DR..
Bernard Purcell Muse at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheffield. No. 176 Prospect
Park West. The ceremony performed on
Wednesday at noon by the Rev. DR. Curtis L.
Laws. and wedding breakfast followed. The
bride wore her travelling gown. of natural pongee.
and carried sweetpeas. She unattended. The
decorations We're in pink and white.
Mrs. Marie Corbett and F. Noble Wiley. both Of
Flatbush. married Wednesday evening in
Holy Cross Church by the Rev. Father Wood. Miss
Wiley the brides only attendant and James
Lee Wiley was his brothers best man.
Miss Edna Viola Heffron. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas II. Heffron. of No. 63 Halsey street,
married to Arthur ]. Metter by the Rev DR..
Samuel Parkes Cadman Wednesday evening.
She gowned in white meteor crepe and duchess
lace and carried bride and iesofthe-v valley.
Her sister. Miss Grace E. Heffron, the maid
OF honor Her gown of blue voile and she
carried pink roses. John Mettler was the best
man, but there ushers. It home
ceremony.
In the Church of the Messiah, where she was
! christened and confirmed. Miss Ethel Ormiston
knowlton, daughter of Mrs. Henry Winchester
Knowlton, will be married to Duffield Prince
Tuesday. June 80 a small reception will follow
the ceremony, which is to take place at . O'Clock
at the Knowlton home, No. SO Greene avenue. Mr..
Prince is of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
pher Prince, of Fatbush. and is related to several
of the Oldest Dutch families.
OF decided interest the Park Slope and in the
Bayswater summer colony is the engagement. an
nounced a days ago, of Miss Nellie Josephine
Stokes. the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Stokes of No. 30S Garfield Place, and
Alfred Creighton Porter, Of No 694 Greene avenue
Mr.. Porter is member of the Commonwealth
Motor and Driving Club. of Boston, the Montauk
Club and the Columbia Yacht Club.
Mrs. William Augustus Hall, of No 784 Carroll
street, has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Florence Underhu Hail. to Ches-
ter Ford Duryea, of Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Rogers. of No 476 Put
nam avenue, have announced the engagement Of
fboir
Harold Whitney Roberts, of Manhattan.
The engagement is announced of Miss Helen Won
Holleuffer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Curd Won
Holleuffer, of No. 259 Garfield Place. and Arthur
G. schaffner. son of Mr. and Mrs Michael schaif-
ner. of No. S47 Park Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eburn Fowler Hafght. of No go
Hooper street, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Valette Deyo Haight to Henry
True Fowler, also of Brooklyn
Mrs. Camden Crosby Dixie will divide her time
this summer between the Monomonock Inn CaId-
well. N j. and the Cotohesett House. wlanno
Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Almirall of Grand ave.
nue.. will spend July at Shelter Island and August
Twilight Park Haines Falls n Y September
they expect to pass travelling through Canada.
Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs Douglas
A. Willis. of No. 10 McDonough street. of the
engagement of their daughter Miss Helen Russell
Willis, TO Bertram J. Perkins, of Garfield Place.
/ Mrs. John Van Nostrand will sail on the Adri-
attic August Il. She will spend two months in
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Underwood OF Washington
avenue. will sail for Europe on the Mauretania
Wednesday.
Colonel William Hester sailed for Furope on the
Adriatic. He will be Joined later in London by
Herbert i. Gunnison who is TO sail on Saturday by
the Minnehaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gair New York avenue: |
Mr. and Mrs W. f. Harmon, of Willow street
and HRS. Edward Hnman of Remsen street for
West Hampton Beach. Long Island: Mrs Homer A |
Latin and Miss Mary Latin, of Pierrepont street
for the Post House, Quogue. Long Island; Mr. and |
Mrs. GuIan Ross. of Carroll street for Hunting |
ton, Long Island: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rolf Planten |
of Carlton avenue: the Albert s. Clements of Hal |
sey street. for Sound Beach, Conn Mrs Hanrv B. |
Carhart, of Remsen street. for Belle Haven Green
wich. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs Gustav A. Preuss and |
Miss Preuss. OF lst street, for Sound Beach Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson q. Carman of Pierrepont |
street. for Babylon Long Island; Mr. and Mrs |
John Van BeuTen Thayer, Of Monroe Place for !