New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

at fashionable weddings on this side OF the
water. but. being pretty style. il is slowly
gaining favor At the wedding on Thurs
Gay of Miss Cora Mallory. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rogers Malory's daughter, and
Frank c. Munson, half a dozen little boys
and girls. all under six years. held the rib
bons forming the aisle for the bridal party.
Palms. Southern smIlax and American
Beauty roses decorated the drawing room
OF the Mallory home, at No. 12s Columbia
Heights. where the ceremony was per-
formed at $50 o'clock by the Rev. DR.. l.
Mason Clarke and the Rev. DR. Newell
Dwight Hills. The bride was gowned in
white satin with pearl garnitures She
wore an antique lace veil and carried lilies
of-the-valley and orchids. Miss Harriette
VI. Stevens, of Englewood, y. j.. but for
merly of the Heights. and Miss Eunice Gift
Mallory a cousin OF the bride, were the
bridesmaids They were gowned in pale
blue satin and chiffon and carried Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Miss Beatrice PynchOn.
OF Manhattan. as flower girl, vas frocked
ia white null and lace, and carried
basket of pink rosebuds The best man
was John E Coyle. of RidgewOod y. j., a
brother-in-law OF Mr. MunsOn, and the
ushers were Clifford Day Mallory. Charles
Milton Dimm. Mortimer w Byers. Frank
c Osborn, John W. Reynolds and Henry H.
Romer The ribbon bearers. In White. with
touches Of blue were the Misses Katharine
and Anna Mason and Katharine Rogers
and Masters George NJ. Pynchon. jr-. Don
aid Coyle and Alfred Merriam. Mr.. Munson
is the son Of Mrs. Walter ID. Munson, OF
No. go New York avenue. Mr.. aid MIS-
Munson. on returning from their 'Fedding
trip. will live at No. l05 Columbia Heights.
Tuesday was marked by the reception
which Mrs. William Allen Putnam gave
between the hours of and % intro
duce her younger daughter. Miss Margaret
Vryling Putnam. The Putnam home. at
No. 70 Willow street. was simply deco
rated with palms and cut flowers. The
debutante's frock was Of white silk. en-
bro,dered. and she carried an Old-fashloned
formal bouquet edged with lace ruffie.
Mrs. Putnam was gowned in pale blue
brocade trimmed with lace and gold' and
wore a corsage bouquet OF orchids. MISS
Caroltn Putnam, who made her debut
two years ago, received with them she
wore a gown OF mauve charmeuse SATIN
Assisting them were Miss Mercy Hinckley
Lloyd. of brooklyn: Miss Sylvia Holt ana
Miss Theresa Chalmers. of Manhattan;
Miss Louise NJ. Hams. OF Elizabeth. n j.
Miss Marjorie Sturgess, OF Short HIS
y. j.: Miss Hope Hodgman, of Providence.
and Miss Emily ID. Wheeler, OF Stamford.
Conn. A dinner and theatre party followed
for the receiving party and an equal num-
ber of men.
The large dance given on Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Mason
Palmer for their debutante daughter Miss
Ethel Josephine Palmer. brought together
tho Young people from all sections of the
borough. The Palmer home at No. 20
Clinton avenue. was decorated throughout
with a profusion of greens and cut flowers.
Miss Grace Palmer received with her
mother and sister. Assisting them were
Miss Cornelia Cousins Miss Mabelle Crom-
we'll Miss Grace Van Campen, Miss kath-
arine kennedy, Miss Helen Jourdan. Miss
Kathleen Webster. Miss Marjorie Speers
and Miss Miriam Speers-
Receiving with Mrs Henry Urban Palm
er. OF No 2l6 Clinton avenue. Tuesday
afternoon were her five nieces. Mrs. Everett
I. Crawford OF Port Chester. y. T.; Miss
Nettie Palmer. Miss Helen Miller. Miss
Grace Palmer and Miss Ethel Palmer, Mrs.
George Dexter and Miss Dexter. or Man
haitian The receiving rooms were dec
Grated with pink roses and carnations
while yellow chrysanthemums We're used
in the spacious hall. The hostess was
gowned In gold brccade.
of paramount interest 10 the younger
cot ts the announcement that Mrs. Auguste
Cordier is TO give a dance at the Heights
Casino on Wednesday evening, December
%. for her daughter. Miss Alice Cordier.
The cordiers, who formerly lived on Scher-
merhorn street. now make their home in
WoOdhaven.
Mrs Thomas Young Crafts and Miss Mil
licent Crafts. OF No. So PieTrepOnt street,
will receive at the Heights Casino on Tues
day, December 2s. from until o'clock.
Mrs Arthur Smith Chittenden, nee Nan
Preston, who is living at the Hotel Goth
am. in Manhattan. announces Tuesdays IN
January and February.
DR. and Mrs julius Carl Bierwirth. Of
No. e53 Henry street. are 10 give a dance
az the Fie.Tepont Assembly Rooms .n
Tuesday evening. December p. for their
daughter. Miss Florence BerwirtA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis German. OF Flatbush
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss LeonOre German. To Gilbert
S. Peyton. jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs Gilbert
S. Peyton. OF Philadelphia. The announce
ment was made at small tea given Mon
day afternoon at the German house, No
sJJl Canarsie Road. The decorations were
I'm pink. Assisting the hostess were Mrs
Louis Tompkins. OF Ridgeneld. N J.; Miss
Grace Adams, of WestpOTt, Conn. Mrs