New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
BROOKLYN NEWS
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings and Other Social Enter
fainments an the Borough.

late Frederick wesson and granddaughter of The
late Bishop Littieiohn and Paymaster Stewart
Earle Barber. L S. N The marriage was SOL
ennnized IN the ouietest manner possible at $50
O'clock by the Rev DR.. Herbert Shipman, at the
hor.e Of the brides aunt, Mrs Russell Hoadly-
No. 50 East 7Sd street The bridal gown was Of
white japanese crepe embroidered with white roses
and trimmed with point lace. Mrs. Wesson gave
her daughter away There were no bridesmaids or
slshers but Paymaster Jackson L. s NJ acted as
best man. Mrs wesson and her daughter only
recently returned from abroad, having spent the
last three years travelling around the world.
The Church Of the Ascension. Manhattan, will be
the scene Wednesday, January q. of the we'd
diag OF Miss Florence Baylis and James Edgar
Morris. Miss Baylis is a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Abram B. Baylis. Of the Heights. but for
several years has lived with her brother Abram
Baxlis No 20 Fifth avenue. Manhattan. Miss
Adelside Baylis viii be the maid of honor, and
Miss Clara Packard and Miss Anna I.add Cutter,
Of Brooklyn. Will attend bridesmaids Mr.. Nor
ris is the of Theodore ". Morris OF Man
haitian.
The wedding Of Miss Edith Marion Blake daugh-
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blake. of No 1Ss
Cnderhiii avenue. and Robert Lockhart waring
took place Thursday evening in St. Matthew's
Church The bride wore a princess gown OF satin
messaline trimmed with princess lace and tulle
veil fastened by orange blossoms Her attendants
Miss Mabel Blake. the maid Of honor; Miss
Mildred Browning Miss Ethel Potter Miss Bessie
Brooks and Miss Iiilda Singleton The maid of
honor Empire gown of yellow satin messa-
line and carried yellow chrysanthemuns. The
bridesmaids froeks of white crepe de chine
made Empire. and carried bouquets of yellow
chryssnthemums The best Gustav kehr
snd the ushers DR.. Edward L. Blake. d.
Chester Waring. Birdsan Scrymser and Edward F.
Arid Both the church and the house deco
rated with chrysanthemums and evergreens. Mrs
Blake was gowned in nlauve crepe de chine. Mr..
and Mrs Waring live No ssl Sterling
Place
Mrs Horatio Mortier Adams. OF No 81 Montgom-
cry Place gave dinner before the second informal
dance at the Heights Casino. Friday evening,
for her daUghters. Miss Ethel J. Adams and Miss
lean ID. Adams Their guests were Miss Grace Bed
ford, Miss Mary Childs Miss Lille Rosster Miss
Josephine Ward, Herbert Dillon, Irving Vidaud Will
fred Conrow. Frank Squer. jr., Howard Major and
James Alexander. Poinsettia predominated in the
decorations
4 second dinner given before the second Informal
dance at the Casino that given by Mrs Walter
Glib, Of No u Monroe Place, for Miss Mary Bu-
ehanan jennings The other guests Miss Murel
Goepel, Miss Ruth Thurston, Miss Olga Doughty,
Miss Alice Graham. Of Manhattan; John Barrash,
Rudolph Coepel Henry sutphen, Jack" FAIorse
and Charles Banks. The table decorations were of
Christmas greens.
Preceding the Cornell concert On Monday evening
= dinner was given by Mrs. Clinton L. Rossiter
az her home. No. as Montgomery Place. for few
members Of the club. The table appointments
were IN red and white. The guests Miss
Mildred Williams Miss Grace Jennings, Miss Flor
Morrison, Miss Marjorie Rosster Miss Eliza
beth Rossiter, Edwin Graham John Rice, James
Cox William Hallock and Clinton L. Rossiter, jr.
Though it is rather late the season for coming
out receptions, there were several of them last
week The first that Monday. for Miss
Ethel Csrhart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bangs Carhart, of No. 70 Remsen street. Mrs.
Edward Ashton Lawrence Sarah Virginia Carhart
that was. received with her mother and sister AS
ssting them were Miss Pauline Mason Miss Marion
Smyth, Miss Ruth Thurston Miss Florence Walton,
Miss Mabel Fellowes Ide and Miss Alice Steele Ide.
The reception followed by a dinner. the
invited for this being Sprague. Albert de Sill
ver. Frank Souer. Robert Mallory, George Abbott
and Randolph Catlin- Christmas greens and AmeTi
Beauty used in the decorations.
Mrs William H Thurston, of No IS Remsen
street. gave large reception Tuesday afternoon
from until o'clock for her daughters. Miss Edith
Thurston and Miss Ruth Thurston. The receiving
party included Miss Esther Hope LOW Miss Antoln-
cite Reeve Butler Miss Annie Jean White, Miss
Ellen Jourdan, Miss Mary Speers, Miss Helen
Bruff. Miss Alice Steele Ide, Miss Gertrude Gaynor
Miss Pauline Mason. Miss Florence Walton Miss
Ethel Carhart. Miss Gladys Bgelow. Miss Cornelia
Cousins. Miss Carolyn Electa Putnam. Miss Jo-
sephine Marshall. Miss Dorothy Ward and Miss
Jessie Treadwell. Mrs. Thurston was gowned In
pale blue embroidered net; Miss Thurston was
frocked in white satin. and Miss Ruth Thurston
wore white lace The rooms were charmingiy deco
rated with spring flowers After dinner the guests
attended the second dinner dance the Heights
Casino.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs George Waterman Ken
yon gave a reception Introduce her daughter,
Miss Lois Kenyon, at their some, No si2 Carroll
street. Receiving With them were Mrs Howard
RoocOck nee Kenyon. vino TOW makes her home
IN Engleao Y. J.; Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith,
Of Manhattan; Miss Pauline Shaw, Of Boston; Miss
Amy {. Kenyon. Miss Jean Adams. Miss Florence
Walton, Miss Nathalie Fair and Miss Katharine
Grout The men invited to the dinner following
s Boston, Henry
Walton s Walton. Otto koech W. S. Logan, How
ard Boocock, Of Englewood, and George ".
Kenyon. jT
coming out reception OF Miss Alice Steele,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Ide, of No.
z3 ReTnsen street the debutante and her mother
assisted in receiving by Miss Isabel Ide Miss
Ruth Thurston, Miss Carolyn Putnam Miss Helen
Jourdan, Miss Elizabeth Alsop. Miss Esther Low,
Miss Antoinette Butler. Miss Ethel Carhart Brook
Ism: Miss Mary Sinclair Miss Lucy Rindabery, of
Manhattan and Miss Helen Haines. Mrs Ide was
gowned in white and Miss Ide's gown also
white trimmed with princess lace.
dinner which followed the table appointments
In pink. The extra men invited were Paul Ceaser,
Russell Dougnertv, Donald Sinclair of Manhattan;
Adrian Van Sinderen. Henry Van Sinderen, otto
Sprague. Earle Williams, Albert de Selding. Ran
dolph Catiin. Arthur Soiman, George Abbott and
Robert Lov,rey.
Mrs Samuel Doughty of No. 2S9 Washington
avenue entertained dinner Tuesday evening for
her daughter. Miss Olga Doughty. Her guests Were
Miss Ethel Adams. Miss Irene Cave, Miss Jessie
stanton, Miss Mary Childs Francis Walton Otto
Koechl Caswer Stoddard. Henry Sutphin and Bev-
erly Chew, of Orange, " J. The table was prettily
decorated with prifnroses- The party afterward
attended the Second Primrose Dance the Casino
Mrs. Howard :. Randall Of No 500 Washington
avenue and her daughter. Mrs. Glenworth Ship
noes Miss Mabel Randall and Miss Marion Ran
call, home Friday. Assisting them were
Mrs. Harold Vernon. Miss Winifred Tate. Miss