New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10

mans Mrs Rudolph Erbsl6h Mrs. Clinton Elliott,
Mrs William Beard Mrs Clinton Irwin Martin,
Mrs Frederic G. Brown, Mrs. Henry Beebe. Mrs
William H Nichols. Mrs Alfred Chapman. Mrs
William Doughcrty, Mrs Hugh De Haven Mss
Rovce Mrs Wendell! ?. Cotton, Mrs. Thomas o.
Calendar Mrs. Howard s. Hadden, Mrs. William
3. Jourdan. Mrs. WIN Jameson, Mrs Edward
Jones' Mrs. Charles Z. Bigelow. Mrs Albert Van
Wyck. Mrs Adoph Smyie, Mrs. Edward Miller.
Mrs. A. r. Wood. Mrs. James Mix, Miss Packard,
Miss Marjorie Prentiss, Mrs Herbert Lee Pratt,
Mrs Frederick B. Pratt, Mrs. Howard F. whitney,
Mrs. William Raymond, Miss Harrette Stevens,
Miss Cora Mallory, Mrs Howard Maxwell Miss
Jessie Benedict. Miss Hidden. Mrs Hopkins and
Mrs. Bretts.
The Rev. Or. and Mrs. Marion lie Roy Bur
ton will be the guests of honor at dinner to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Stuart at their home.
No. 124 Remsen street, Friday, January %.
Miss Julia Fish, of No 121 Jora1emon street will
give luncheon, followed by bridge. Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Florence Hegenman. Of No. 81 Monroe
Place. will entertain at bridge Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons.
Man Wingate. of No 100 Dean street, will receive
on the remaining Wednesdays in January.
A large reception will be given the afternoon
Joseph L. White and Miss Edith NJ White at their
home, No. 1854 Dean street.
Fridays in January and February have been an
! nounced BIZ Mrs. Charles Edward Ford and Mrs
! Samuel Hawley Olmstead, of No IS First Place.
The resident workers and directors of the Little
| Italy Neighborhood House. at No. 146 Union street
| will be al home this afternoon There will be
! music and address by a representative of the
| Bureau of Municipal Research
St Paul's church. Flatbush. the scene on
Wednesday evening of the wedding of Miss Cora
| Chaplin Camp and George Kenneth Mackenzie
| son of Mrs William Mackenzie The bride was
| gowned in white satin and point lace, and wore
2 tulle veil and orange blossoms. She carried
liIes-of-t valley. Mrs. George +. Lazarus, nee
| Camp eowned in white silk Sauze. was the ma tron
| of honor and Miss Dorothy Camp and Miss Mar
| lorie Camp. wearing frocks If pale green gauze
| and carrying pink carnations attended as brides
| maids William F. Mackenzie was his brothers
| best man. and the ushers were James Lee Wiley
| Harry Addnsan, Daniel r. Nissan, Louis Havi-
| land j. Harold Knapp and Alfred Mackenzie
The Rev DR.. G. Townsend Jackson performed the
| ceremony which followed by q reception at
| the home OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward r Camp. No 800 East 18th street The
! decorations in green and white
| A home wedding on wednesday evening that
| of Miss Emily Whitehouse. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Samuel s. Whitehouse, of No. q Hancocs
| stree+ and Walter Randall. Miss Mary Smith
/ aud Miss Edna Burr attended the bride. and Rob
/ art p McAlarney, of Manhattan, acted best
man. The Rev DR.. J. Howard Meish performed
/ the ceremony, to which only relatives and init
mate friends had been hidden
| The engagement was announced last week OF
| Miss Louisa Morgan Strong. daughter Of the late
| Mr. and Mrs Robert Grier Strong. OF Flatbush
| and Henry Joralemon Davenport. Miss Strong is