New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

frocks over pale pink, were the bridesmaids. Inc
best man was the Rev. Arthur Washburn, ana the
ushers were the Rev. James Perry. of New Haven;
the Rev Francis Lee Whittemore, of Dedhann'
Mass: Russell Colgate. of Orange \. J.. Arthur
Woodworth of Boston: Leighton Calkins of Plain
field n J.; Reginald Washburn and j. w CooHps
of Worcester Mass, and Edward c. Moen OF Man
haitian.
Miss Louise Buttrick, daughter of Mr. and M1s.
c. A. Buttrick of No. 1893 Dean street is to be
married John w. James, jr.. on Ihursoay'
June f. It is to be a home ceremony at O'CLOCK
with the Rev S Parkes Cadman officiating. MISS
Alice Blanke will the maid of honor. and MISS
Mabel Graham. Miss Anna Case, of Brooklyn, and
Miss Helen P Young, of Montclair, will attend as
bridesmaids. The best will be Halstead
James and Irving Dey, of Passaic, N j.; Harold
Watson Louis C. Buttrick and William R. James
will act ushers. Miss Blanke recently enter
tafned in honor of the bride-elect
The wedding of Miss Jane Milne Howe and the
Rev Arthur J. Derbyshire, of Lawrence, Mass,
will take place at Monday, June i. at the
Howe country place, Shadow Hill, Noroton. Conn
Miss Margaret F. Howe will be the maid of honor.
Miss Adeline Derbyshire Miss Mabel Richards, or
Brooklyn; Miss Eleanor Burnsurck of Manhattan
and Miss Madge Moody, of Milwaukee, are to De
the bridesmaids Gordon NJ. Howe, Of Brooklyn
will be the best man. and the ushers selected are
N
John T Matchett and Walter Howe, of this bor-
ough Three little girls. Miss Ruth Ackerman
Miss Katherine Joy and Miss Mamie Milspaugh
will hold the ribbons forming the aisle for the
bridal party. Miss Howe is the daughter of Sam
uel Howe, of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs George McCurrach of No 234 Gar
field Place. have announced the engagement OF
their daughter Miss Mary Kerr Mccurrach to
Arthur Lowell Keiser. of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Martin Keiser, of No. S5s Carroll street
The engagement has just been announced Of
Miss Ada Frances Watts, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Watts. of No. 144 Herkimer street.
| and Herbert Parker Fuller, son of Mrs. William
F Fuller, of No. 4l9 Grand avenue.
The engagement is announced of Miss Isabel S.
Mcclure and William French Smith, of Mr..
Mrs. Allan c. Smith, of 81 Second Place Miss
Mcclure is the daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ Mcclure. of Hancock street and Twilight
Park in the CatskilIs.
OF interest in Flatbush Will be the wedding
Wednesday June Il of Mrs. Marie Corbett and F.
Noble Wiley Miss Frances Rubens will be her
sisters maid Of honor and only attendant. and
James Lee Wiley will he his brothers best man.
Holy Cross Church Will he the scene of the cere-
mony, and the reception following will be small.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club brought its
season to a close last week with luncheon at
the Marine and Field Club. The attendance In
cluded Mrs William Beard, Mrs. Edward Hinman.
Mrs Samuel HERMAN, ir.. who won prizes; Miss
Jennie EIinman Miss Mary Ryrne. Mrs. Frederick
w TuttIe Mrs Carl Postan, Mrs. William
Toirdan. Mrs. Wallace Blackford. Miss Forker.
Miss Blanche l. Forker. Mrs. Adams Sumner. Mrs
Clinton Elliott. Miss Isabelle Harkness. Mrs.
Wyclloff Vanderhoef, jr.. and Mrs. Edward Ber-
nard Iiacs and snowballs were used in the deco
, rdtions
Miss Marie A Almiran WIS recently the hostess
at a small bridge. HeI guests were Mrs. Walter
St John Benedict Mrs. Edward Lowndes Rhett,
Mrs Philip Hanson Hiss, Mrs. Raymond F. AL
mirall Mrs. Sylvester Blood, Mrs. William H.
Good Miss Jennie Hinman. Miss Adelaide Chaun-
cey, Mrs. Irving T Smith. Mrs Walter H Rid
man. Mrs Charles Osborn. Mrs. John c. Nc
Keon and Mrs. Fox. The prizes were imported
hand carved ivory paraso handles.
An unusually large number to spend the sum-
rner abroad. Mr. and Mrs Herbert l.. Bridgman
ana Mrs William H. Jiegler We're among those on
the Adriatic which left port Wednesday, and
Mrs. Gustav "A jain and Mrs. Henrietta sailed
for Bremen on the Barbarossa Thursday.
The Rev DR. and Mrs. Newell Dwight Hills will
spend three months in Europe. sailing on June IT,
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Albert j. Lyman will sail
on June 20 and return about September l.
General and Mrs. Stewart l.. Woodford will spend
a couple of months in England and on the Conti
rent. They will sail some time in July
Until they go abroad July l Mrs. Henry P.
Journeay and Miss Kathryn Journeay will stay at
Lake Mohonk.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Robinson Kennedy and
Leonard Kennedy are TO go abroad on July l.
They will join Mr. and Mrs Elijah Robinson Ken
nedy, who sailed early this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuns G. Bergen. who passed the
spring at Lakewood, will spend the abroad
Mrs. Cornelius Zabriskie and the Misses "a
bSiskie viii spend four months IN an automobile