New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
IN BOROUGH SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
entS.

Quite the most interesting announcement
OF the week is the engagement OF Miss
Cora P. Mallory, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Rogers Mallory. Of No. 12S Co
lumbia Heights. and Frank c. Munson.
Like her fiance. Miss Mallory is deeply in
terested in social work and is assistant
treasurer of the United Neighborhood
Guild, OF which Mr. Munson is president.
She has always been a prime factor in all
the big entertainments given for charity
under fashionable patronage. She will
also be recalled as a bridesmaid at some
OF the most notable weddings, which have
taken place in the last half dozen years.
Saturday November q. is the date an
nounced for the wedding of Miss Ruth
Thurston. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Harms Thurston, of No. IS Remsen
street, and Adolph Goepel son of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Goepel, of No is Eighth avenue.
The Church Of TIE Holy Trinity will be
the scene OF the marriage, at 1 O'Clock,
and reception will follow. Miss Edith
Thurston is TO act maid of honor and
there will be eight bridesmaids, another
sister, Miss Dorothy Thurston, cousin,
Miss Helen Bruff Miss Muriel Goepel, a
cousin of the bridegroom; Miss Aii~e
Steele Ide, Miss Isabella Fellowes Ide, Miss
Dorothy Woodruff Ward. Miss Pauline
Mason, OF Brooklyn: and Miss Olive Far
rell. Of Chicago. Harold Otis is TO be the
best man. while William Harris Thurston,
jr., Percival Goepel cousin of the bride
groom. Caswell y. Stoddard. Arthur Dedd-
ney Pratt. J. Harvey Williams, Daniel F.
Downs. Herbert Dawns and Robert
Brandt will serve as ushers.
noteworthy wedding. though quietly
solemnzed. was that on Thursday evening
of Miss Emily Stanley Merrill. daughter OF
Mrs Charles Merrill of No 3l6 Clinton
avenue and DR.. Antonio Fanoni. of No lls
West 11th street. Manhattan, 1t was
hcme ceremony. with the Rev. DR.. Thomas
+. Potterton, of the Church of Our Father
officiating. Owing to the comparatively
recent death Of Mr.. Merrill, only relatives
were present The brides gown was of
white satin with tunic Of lace. and she
carried rlies-of- -the-valley and orchids. Miss
Edith Merrill. as her maid of honor and
only attendant. wore white crepe de chine
and carried chrysanthemums- The best
man was John Pendleton, of Manhattan
The rooms Were decorated with yellow and
white chrysanthemums.
Miss Ruth Barrett. daughter of Mrs. Will
lam B. Hurd who is TO be married Thurs
day evening TO Frank Balch Marine, Will
b. attended by matron of honor. MIS-
Joseph Z. Hodgson. nee Katharine furd,
of Germantown. Penn: Miss Ruth DunninS,
OF Warwick but formerly Of this borough
Mis- Edith Conn and Miss Clara Belle
Adams. Mr. Marine favored no one with
the post of best man. but he has chosen for
his ushers Paul Barnhill, of Stap!eton.
Staten Island; Charles r. Wyckon. BeV-
erley S. King, OF White Plains: Arthur
Lowell Kcise, Otto w. Heinigke and DR..
Frederick ]. Barrett brother of the bride,
o. Brooklyn. The ceremony will take place
in the Church of the Messiah. at o'clock,
and a small reception will follow at the
home Of Judge and Mrs Hurd, No. 42S
Washington avenue.
AT the luncheon which Miss Edith Conn
gave on Wednesday for Miss Ruth Barrett,
at whose wedding to Frank B. Marine on
"Wednesday next she is TO be a bridesmaid,
announcement was made of her engage
ment TO Murray Sayer of Manhattan. Miss
Conn is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
W. Conn. of No. Il ST. James Place. Her
guests besides Miss Barrett, were Mrs.
Henry Hayes Wood. Mrs. Frank Burnham
Ogilvia Mrs Thomas y Gurney, Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Butler. Of Brooklyn; Mrs.
Charles c. Hoge, of Hartford, Conn.,; Miss
FRANKIE, Mrs. Sidney A. Kirkman, of Man
haitian, and Mrs Arthur c. Suatford, of
Jersey City. Miss Conn's fiance is the son
OF Mr. and Mrs Edmund Sears Sayer, Of
No. 6S4 St. Nicholas avenue, Manhattan.
OF interest in Brooklyn will be the we'd
ding on Thursday, November is, of Miss
Helen b. Murphey. daughter of Mrs.
Charles A. Murphey, and Edward Ellsworth
Sturges. The ceremony will take place at
Tuckahoe, y. Y. where the Murpheys have
lived since leaving he Heights, over
year ago.
Miss Isabelle Hartley Sherwood, who is
10 be married 10 Roy Harvey Hoskns on
Wednesday, November 10, will be attended
by her sister, Mrs Louise Hegeler, rs
matron of honor, and her two little chill
dren, Miss Louise Hegeler and Master Her
man Hegelcr, v ho will act as flower girl
and page respectively. William Bird VIII
be the best man, and Robert Hartley Sher-
wood. ir. Herman Hegeer, of Danville.
Ill; Frank Bigelow, Of Manhattan. and
E.r Hoskins. a brother Of the bridegroom.
are named as ushers The ceremony will
take place AT O'Clock at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hart
ley Sherwood, No. 1923 Cropsey avenue.
BensonhursI.
The Little Italy hall will be given this
wear on Friday evening, December 10. AMI
as usual al the Heights Casino. The Lit
tie Nelghborhood House. for which the
ball is annually given, enlists the support
Of some OF the most. prominent people in
the borough. so a representative gathering
may be expected to throng the Casino on
December 10.
Although it is some time since Mr.. and
Mrs J. Henry Dick removed TO Manhat-
tan, they still have large number OF
friends on this side of the river, SO the
debut of their daughter. Miss Doris Dick.
will be of considerable interest to large
contingent in this borough. She will be
presented by her mother on Saturday, De
cember Il. al their home. No. 90 East SD