New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Borough Brides GiUe Way to Year
End Debutantes.


way to the debutante. whose supremacy from now
until the end Of the year no one will question. The
coming week five buds will make their bow to so
ciety, beginning Wednesday, with Miss Eunice Cliff
Mallory, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers
Mallory, of No 12S Columbia Heights On Friday
Mrs. William Mason will introduce her daughter,
Miss Pauline NJ Mason. and Saturday comes
Miss Jessie Culver Tredwells reception, with a
dinner and dance following. On the Park Slope in
terest will centre in the debut on Friday of Miss
Mildred O'Brien. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
OfBrien. Of No. 104 Prospect Park West.
The wedding of Miss Josephine Marshall, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace Marshall, of
No. 2s5 Clinton avenue, and George switzer took
place on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock 1t was q
home ceremony, with the Rev DR.. Thomas B. Nc
Leod officiating. An attractive background Tor the
rather large bridal party was formed by the ropes
of smax and roses which lined the walls Inc
brides attendants Mrs. Laurens Reeve Bow
den nee Marshall; Mrs. Henry Place Marshall
Miss Ruth Howard. Miss Marguerite Cassidy, MISS
Mary B. Bon. Miss Charlotte Robins and MISS
Lillian Marshall. Their frocks were OF pink chiI-
fon over white and they carried pink roses inc
hrde's gown was of white satin and rose point lace
with panels of embroidery. With this was worn
tuIls veil and she carried hhes-oI-the-Valle!,
Charles Switzer his brothers best man, anu
the ushers were Rudolph Goepel, Arthur D. Pratt,
Leeds Burchard. Henry Hurlburt Sutphin' Donald
@ bartholomew CasveI W. Stoddard Arthur =
Judd. Laurens Reeve Bowden and Henry FIace
Marshall The brides mother wore White satin
rnessaline and Mrs. George F. Swltzer mother
NJ the bridegroom, gowned IN black chlIoi
The invitations the ceremony We're limited 10
aIo+,1,es but those to the reception following were
general
Grace Church on the Heights was the scene
yesterday afternoon OF the wedding Of MISS flor
eDoo E1,IIer daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Fu1ler of No % Sidney Place and Percy JONES'
The Rev DR.. c. F. J. Wrigley performed the cele-
rnony at o'clock, and a small recepuoh TOT Ig." %
+,,es and close personal friends Followed Inc
t-,5e mas eowned in white satin embroidered win
s,er and pearls and carried lies-ofthe-valiey ana
orchids Mrs. George Walkngton Colby wearing
white chiffon and lace, was the matron OF honoF-
The BRIDEGROOM who is the Of Mrs. Samuel B.
ZONES Of No 1S6 Lincoln Place had for best man
his brother Samuel Jones, and Howard Fuller,
Marvin Shiebler. George Hanavan and Howard
Jones were the ushers.
On Tuesday. at o'clock Miss Mary Montague
Howard and Adolphe de B1ois Caron were mar
r3e6 At the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Marvin Howard. No. 226 Lincoln
Place Mrs. William Raymond nee Low. was the
only attendant of Miss Howard, who wore white
chiffon satin and carried nlies-of-the-valley and
orchids Mrs. Raymonds gown was of white satin,
ornamented with silver lace. John Thompson, of
Ottawa the best man. and acting as usheTs
were Alfred Ludlow Ferguson and Charles Wads-
worth Howard. Mr. Caron is the OF Lady and
and his bride are TO make their homo in Ottawa.
Chrysanthenums. American Beauty and
palms used in the decorations
A noteworthy wedding will be that Thursday,
December IT, of Miss Josephine Allen Ward. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Allen Ward, of No.
2ls Garfield Place and Westhampton. Long Island,
and Bogart Greenwood Southack. The ceremony
is to take place In st. Lukes Church. Clinton
nue. at o'clock, with large reception following
The bride-elect, who is the granddaughter of the
late General Rodney G. Ward and a niece OF Tim
othy L Woodruff. introduced to society two
seasons ago. Her fance is the of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick T. Southack, Of No. 5S8 West End
avenue. and g nephew OF the late Colonel Henry
Patchen Martin. of Rusurban. Lefferts Place.
The marriage of Mrs. Emily Matthews GLIB and
Arthur Glib, Of the late John Glib. will be
quietly soleInnized tomorrow at noon at the home
Of Mrs. GLIB. Nc. IS East Goth street, Manhattan
Mrs. GLIB Is the widow Of John Richmond Gfbb
brother of the bridegroom-eect
The marriage OF Miss Monica Markey and P
Henry Magrane. Of Boston, was celebrated at a
nuptiaI mass in the Church of St Francis Xavier
on Wednesday. The Rev. Father David J. Hickey
pastor Of the church, oficiated The bride wore q
Directoire gown Of white satin embroidered with
silver and carried and lilies-of- -the-yaIIey
Her only attendant was her sister. Miss Mary
Markey. who was gowned in orchid satin and
carried orchids. Louis Underwood of LYNN
Mass. was the best man. and serving as ushers
were Joseph Magrane, Charles Magrans, Edward
Clancy, John King. o. L HITLER ana Richard Mar
ley breakfast for relatives and a fow iut.ms In
friends followed ct the home of the brtdss parszsx