New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Late Winter Headings and Recep-
tions Keep Borough Folk Busy.

The wedding in New Orleans Tuesday of Misu
Baylissa Myles, daughter of General Frederick F.
Myles, and Claude Donovan Lebman son Of Mrs.
Mario Idebman, of No As Garden Place. interested
many Brooklyn people. The ceremony per-
formed o'clock IN Trinity Church. and fe
ception followed at the Myles home. No. 321 Pry
tania street. Mrs. Arthur G. Langham, of Louis
Vile was the matron Of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Joe Liebman, Miss Frances
Campbell, Miss Edith Norton and Miss Margaret
Richardson. Miss Eleanor Bright and Miss Mary
Haynes acted as flower girls. The best man
Mortimer Thompson. of Manhattan, and serving
ushers Beverley Myles. William Maginnis,
Edward Walsh and Jules L'Hote. The bride
an Empire gown OF embroidered satin embeisned
with old lace. and her attendants were gowned in
pale blue chiffon and satin.
The wedding Of Miss Isabel s. Mcclure and VIII
lam French Smith took place Thursday after
noon at the home of the brides cousin, Mrs J. g.
Skillman No. ga Madison street The bride was
unattended, but Allan Taylor Smith, brother of the
bridegroom, the best Miss McClures
gown was of white satin, covered with embroidered
net and trimmed with duchess and point lace. The
rooms decorated with pink roses, carnations
and palms. DR.. Henry c. Swentzel performed the
ceremony which only relatives and a few in
innate friends hidden. The bride is the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Nc
Clure of No. 16O Hancock street, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will live.
Miss Christina E McLaren, daughter of Mrs.
James McIaren of No. 6S3 10Th street, and Samuel
T Brown were married on Tuesday by the Rev. Dr.
]. Elwy Lloyd at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Gwendolyn Lloyd the maid Of honor. The
bridal gown was of white embroidered chiffon and
satin, and Miss Lloyd bisque broadcloth.
Cecil V. Grant best man, and the ushers
Archibald McIaren and William Jordan Rogers.
The attendance limited to relatives
Marion lie Roy Burton, who succeeds the Rev
NJ tha of he
Pilgrims and Mrs. Burton the guests of
honor at a dinner given Friday evening by Mrs
X NJ Stuart and Arthur Hatch at their home, No.
124 Remsen street.
The musical for which Mr.. and Mrs. Henry /
Judson OF No 11s Willow street, have issued cards
promises be of the leading events of the late
winter This take place at their home on
Tuesday evening, February 2
The distinguishing event of the week was the
musical given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Bulkley. Geraldine Farrar was heard in
three groups of songs, and Albany Richie was the
violinst. The Bulkley home at No. 100 Hicks
street was decorated with greens and roses and
Ies-of-t f-the-valley. The hostess received in gown
OF white satin and lace. There were about two
hundred guests.
-;efore the musical Mrs. John Van Nostrand
entertained at dinner Mrs. Robert Black. Er. and
Mrs Witherbee Black and Mr.. and Mrs Bayard S.
Litchfied.
Mrs. Robert H. Turtle and Miss Hildegarde Turtle
are TO give a musical Thursday evening at
their home, No. 81 Monroe Place
Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Blake. of No. 3s6
Grand avenue, have announced the engagement
their daughter, Miss Elsie Blake, to Beverley
Sedgwck King. of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
NJ. King. of White Plains. formerly of Brooklyn.
Miss Eva a. Grindal. daughter of the late Au-
gustne Grindal. married 10 Louis De Witt
Compron Thursday the home OF her sister
Mrs john A. Dunbar, No. % Seventh avenue, by
Monsignor Mccarthy. The bride wore white satin
and lace and carried liies-of- -ths-vailey and or
chids- She attended by Miss Annette Glad
win and Miss Carol Dunbar. Charles f Patter-