New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-17
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Headings, Engagements and Enter
tainments of the Week.

Bernard Edward Fernow. jr last evening at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William An
drews. No. Ss7 Grand avenue. The ceremony, to
which only relatives and few intimate friends
were asked performed by the Rev. DR.. Charles
Meen Cuyler, formerly professor of ethics at Cor
nell. The bride. whose only attendant was her sis
ter. Miss Ethel Andrews. was gowned in white
satin and lace and carried Bride roses. Her tulle
veil was showered with tiny pearls The maid of
honor pale yellow satin and carried Jap
iris. The best Raymond HoSSfteF
Fernou, and Fritz Fernow and Thomas Harvey
Skinner Andrews acted ushers. The rooms were
decorated with tea roses, palms and ferns. Mrs
Andrews received in a gown of black lace. Mr..
and Mrs. Fernow will make their home in SYRIA
cuse, y. Y.
The engagement is announced of Miss Marie Nor
ton Dyer. daughter of Mrs. Horatio Page Dyer,
of No IS Pierrepont street and Charles Joseph
Goreau of Manhattan
The bridal party at the wedding on Wednesday
June 8. of Miss Agnes McColl, daughter of Mrs.
Florence Under McColl, of No 10n Bergen street.
and Robert Allen Stranahan will include Mrs.
Henry Morgan Hobart who before her marriage
last August Miss Elsie McColl: Miss Anna
Stranahan. Miss Jessie Smith. Miss Stella McColl
and Miss Marjorie McCol bridesmaids, Henry
Morgan Hobart best and Ralph Iinder
Pope. Of Boston; Paul Vincent Shields of New
Rochelle; Harrison Starr, Willard Halsey Cobb,
Walter Weston Hoffman and Wallace Mather Hen
drick, of this borough ushers. It is to be a
home ceremony, at $50 p. N. The bride will be
given away by her uncle, Colonel Albert A. Pope,
| of Boston The bridegroom is the son of MI and
Mrs Robert Allen Stranahan, of Brookline, Mass
The Misses Dreier, of No. Montague Terrace,
| are receiving Tuesday evenings in May. Assisting
| them last week were Miss Mary Seaman and Miss
| Bartlett. Pink and daffodils were used in
| the decorations. Among their guests Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nathan Miss Zimmerman, of Manhattan;
| Mrs Steele. Mrs F. Field Mrs. Camden Crosby
ika md Inn
Miss Louise Bird Earle. who is TO be married to
Lewis r. Hughes. of Manhattan. Tuesday. June
4, will be attended by her sister Miss Helen Tai
| bot Earle, maid Of honor and bridesmaids
| Miss Lucy Gair and Miss Jessie Adair of Eliza
| beth, n. ]. James Hughes is to be the best man
| and William Pitman Earle jr.. Russell Ward Earl.
| Robert Gair, jr., Harold Knapp. Henry Bruyn and
Henry Turner will ushers. The cere-
mony will take place at the Church of the Pill
grims 80 o'clock, and small reception will
follow al the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
| Mrs William Ptman Earle, No 123 Rutland road.
| The engagement was announced last week of
Tice of Nc. 6s Rutland road, to William t.
Rasch, jr.
AT luncheon given yesterday by Miss Mabel
Hawthorne Black, of Orange, N j.. her engage
ment 10 Cleveland Ruthven Austin, of Canton,
n " was announced. Miss Black, who is a
graduate of Packer, is the daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs Alexander Black. formerly of Brooklyn
| Last Tuesday at noon Miss Bessie Burnett John
son and John Daniel Earle were quietly married
| at the home of the brides sister Mrs. Frederick
HAYES Cone, No. 136 Henry street. Miss johnson.
who was sowned in white chiffon cloth and Irish
=, lace. had her maid of honor and only attend
ant Miss Susie johnson. who was frocked in Tale
| pink. The best man was W. Arthur Ball After
! the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev.
| DR. Newell Dwight Hills, a small wedding break
fast Yas served Marguerites, La France roses and
greens were used in the decorations MT. and
| Mrs Earle are TO live in Asheville n. c.
| J. Danpf Of No. l4s Montague street for stuoio
musical on Thursday evening. May 81
| Mis-. Marsaret Katherine Ashburner. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Gilman Ashburner, Of No Al East
| 18th St was married THURSDAY at noon. 10
Herbert Bowers Brush Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ W Brush The Rev. Dr. Jesse Brush. assisted by
! the Rev G. r. Brush. Of Newark. officated. The
bride was gownea IN white mousseline de sole and
carried liesof the-valley. Her only attendant was
| her sister Miss Louise Ashburner, who acted as
flower girl The best was Henry Turner.
On Friday evening the Adelphi freshmen gave a
| harm dance TO the juniors In the gymnasium, which
vas decorated with loads of hay. vegetables and
harness for the occasion. The guests in cos
! time TIE committee was Miss Clara Schmidt,
Miss Dora Harvey, Miss Margaret Liverncre. Miss
/ Johanna Workman and Miss Marion White.
The Adelphi senior ball will be given at the Pouch
| Gallery on Tuesday evening, June g. Miss Susie
| Selsnd lis chairman Of the committee. The other
members are Miss Susie Dunn; Miss Edith Ogden.
Miss Irene Grouse and Miss Mildred Bunting.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF ST Mary's Hospital
will hold annual garden party for the benefit of
H.f,si1 4 he ~
of the hospital. June to 8, inclusive
The home and country committee Of the Chiro-