New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
now a. their GUNNER homo at Brookhavsn. Long
Island.

now a. their summer homo at BrOokhavsns Long
Island
Mr. and Mrs William A stoddard, Of No $50
Macon street. have announced the sngasernent OF
their daughter, Miss Charlotte stoddard. TO Robert
H Bryson.
midsummer wedding will be that OF Miss Alice
Halock and Lieutenant Robert Stanley Donaldson
The ceremony will take place Wednesday, july Zs
the home of the brides parents. Mr. and MRS
William c. Hallock, No. 46 Marlborough Rosn,
Flatbush. Lieutenant Donaldson. who is Just out
of West Point. has been ordered to Fort Meade
S. D.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Russell Willis and
Bertram J. Perkins son Of Mrs Alice ]. Perkins
took pIace on Tuesday evening at the home or the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglass A Nlhls
No 10 NcDonough street. The bride was gowheo
in white messslne and duchess lace and carrieo
orchids and -of-the-valley. Her only attend
Miss Ruth Travers, who was frocked In
pink messallne The best was Winfield Ever
ett and Robert Freud and Beecher Scoville acted
as ushers The Rev. DR.. John r. Mckay performed
the ceremony under a canopy of pink peonies ana
greens The bride graduated from Packer In
sttute in 1905.
Mrs. William Leslie Scrymser is entertaining
party of young people the holiday at her sum
home Bay Shore for her daughter. Miss
lGlll30 Emetln ScTyfnStl AIiIuIS tio SucSb7 ''S
Miss Janet w. De Long. Miss Marjorie Webster
Miss Mildred Jelhoefer Miss Edith Smith, Miss
AIine Webster. Miss Leslie Ormiston. Robin Ormis-
ton Percy Mckee, Preston Ward. Carroll Roberts
and Frank Burke.
Mr. and Mrs St. Clair McKelvsy are TO spend
part of the summer abroad. They will sail about
the middle of the month. but have not yet deter
mined upon the exact date
EotIJ an, fba ais AIYCtf
day for Hamburg Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w.
Littleton, Mr.. and Mrs. William Amman Dykman
and J. AMMAN Dykman DR.. and Mrs. Russell
Story Fowler sailed "A short trip abroad yestcr-
day on the Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Louis Eoguet sailed yesterday On the Mnnetonka-
Mr ard Mrs Ernest Charles Prcssprich sailed
on Wednesday The Lusitania Mrs. Pressprichs
father. John ]. SpoVers. will remain I'm town except
for short trips week.
Thomas f. Pearsal and his daughter. Mrs.
Adams Sumner sailed Thursday on the Hamburg.
They expect TO be absent about six weeks visiting
Italy. France and Switzerland. Among the other
passengers the Hamburg were Dr. and Mrs.
Louis Lee Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Keser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. wiedmann sailed for
ten weeks trip abroad Tuesday on the Kaiser VIII
helm II.
Monsignor Thomas TaaTa and the Rev, Father
John L Beford sailed Wednesday the President
Grant They will be absent two months. three
weeks OF which VIII bc spent in Carlsbad.
Mrs. Thomas a, Eddy and Miss Eddy sailed
Wednesday on the Majestic. They will be absent
about a year. Miss Eddy intending TO study music
abroad winter.
The Rev. Dr and Mrs. Frederick W Norris were
among the passengers tho California, which left
yesterday for Glasgow.
Mr.. and William Barthrnan returned from
abroad yesterday the Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs John IT. Berry and Mr- and Mrs.
Starr Donaldson spending several weeks motor
ing On Thursday they at the Mount Pleas
ant Breton Woods, and earlier in the week
stayed the Equinox House, Manchester Vt
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. smithers were among
the tourists the Equinox House Manchester.
Vt, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore II. Bailey. Miss Florence
Bailey Theodore II, Baiey. 1r.. and Joseph J.
Bailey who are touring in the BeTkshres regis
tered the Elton. Waterbury. Conn. on Friday
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph L. Dsus Will Re absent
from the summer colony AZ Sea Gate this year
They are now in Wildbad ir the Black Forest, and
from there will go to the Belgian coast.