New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements, Recep-
tl0nS and Announcements.

Inc pIoIuNiol OF PINK blossoms and SnliIaX
in the drawing room seemed just the proper
setting for the debutante and her coterie
Of young friends comprising the receiving
party In the dining room soft candle light
cast mellow glow over the decora tions.
They were in red. tine deep toned red chrys-
anthemums being the flowers used Mrs
Eddy wore gown of pale green satin and
her daughter was frocked in white en-
broidered chiffon over white satin. Tiny
pink rosebuds were nsed in the trimming
and pink roses composed her bouquet. They
were assisted by Miss Kathleen Webster,
Miss Helen Mechling. Miss Gladys Storey,
Miss Gladys Schroeder. Miss jeanette Dav-
enport Miss Anna Corning. Miss Helen
Corning, Miss Margaret Eddy. Miss Mar
: garet Boorum. Miss Mabel Brewer, Miss
Claire Cooney Miss Florence Marshall.
Miss Janet WINS. Miss Marcia Fessenden
and Miss Marion Ketcham. In the even
ing there an informal dance and sup
per for the members of the receiving party
and an equal number of young men.
The date set for the debut of Miss Kath-
leen Webster daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick H Webster. Of No. 45S Clinton
avenue is Wednesday. December IS 1t
will be the conventional afternoon recep-
ton followed by dinner dance.
/ Mrs Frank Reynolds. of No. A Remsen
street. has cards out for two receptions in
honor of her daughter-in-law. Mrs. George
/ Greenwood Reynolds, VINO before her mar
riage in Brookline Mass, on June ., vas
Miss Lucy Blake Clapp, daughter of DIR.
and Mrs Herbert {. CIapp. They are 10
take place between the hours of and =
AT the Reynolds home on Friday and Sat
urday afternoons. December and 10. The
first day the receiving party Will include,
besides the hostess and her guest of honor.
J Mrs J. Sherlock Davis. Mrs. John T. Sack
| EFT Mrs Virgil BaTnum. Mrs. Thomas n
Mvrick of Brooklyn; Mrs. George MYrick,
Of Philadelphia: Miss Marion Plat, Of Bos-
ton: Miss Helen Wallace. Miss May Hum
. stone Of this borough, and Mrs Alexander
r Howell. of Manhattan. on Saturday
they will be assisted by Mrs George My
rick Mrs Thomas y. Myrick. Mrs George
/ : Coleman, Mrs. James A Radcliffe. Miss
Grace Collins, Miss Mary STAIRS Packard,
Miss Elvia Zabrske. Miss Evans, of Brook
lvn: Miss PIatt. Of Boston. and Miss Mac
bride Of Manhattan. Mrs. Reynolds an
nounces second and fourth Fridays
Mrs William Ardiss Higgins gave a re-
cention Friday afternoon to introduce her
daughter Miss Louise Higgins 1t took
place between the hours of and at their
home, No llSl Dean street. which mad
heen decorated with yellow chrySanthe-
1 NUNS roses and foliage for the occasion
The hostess was gowned in coral SATIN
yelled with taupe chiffon. beaded and
! trimmed with mara bou The debutah'e :
frocl5 was OF changeable yellow satin veiled
with white marquisette trimmed with rose
b,,ds. Receiving with them were Miss
Hazel Ia
frentz Miss Hazel Hutchinson Miss Hazel
Tag. Miss MiIlicent Crafts. Miss Grace
Maxwell and Miss Mabel Iimond. The re
ception was followed by a dinner and a
small dance. On Tuesday evening. Janu-
airy ,. Mr and Mrs Higgins will give a
dance at the Chateau Gu Pare for their
daughter
The reception which Mr.. and Ms. Henry
Livingston Brant. of No. n Macon street.
e4va Yesterday from until and from 8
unril 10 o'clock marked the twenty-fifth an
niversary of their wedding and also served
10 introduce their daughter, Miss Hazel
Chase Brant. The debutante was gradu-
area from the Packer Institute last June,
and a number of classmates received with
her In the receiving party We're Mrs. Alice
Merritt Cochran. Mrs. George De Garmo,
Mrs. Edwin L. Sweet. Mrs. Edwin l. Fer
ris Miss Helen NJ Brant. Miss Elvia IA
briskie Miss Katharine Dudley, Miss Mar
jorie Decker. Miss Helen Miard. Miss Ar
line Williams and Miss Dorothy Wandel
Mrs Brant was goWned in salmon colored
satin and her daughter wore white satin
and princess lace The decorations were in
red. ana there was music afternoon and
evening.
Al the reception which Mr. and Mrs
Jacques Van Brunt are 10 give on Thurs
day evening at their home on the Shore
Road and S0th street. Mrs. Rules Van
Brunt. Mrs. L. VI. Clayson and Mrs P A
| Manfort Will receive with the hostess. AS
/ siSting IN the entertaining will be Mrs O.
". Arthur, Mrs. Rufus Attlegarth, Mrs. f.
/ w Strong Miss ! 49, Y. Storm, Miss Neila
Van Bruut and Miss Mary Cropsey.
4 wedding Of more than ordinary interest
To society on the Heights and 10 a certain
contingent across the river closely connect
ID with that section because Of former
residence thCle. that IN Greenwich,
conn. on Wednesday OF Miss Alice Graham
and George 3. Carhart. son of Mrs. VIII
/ am f CarharJ. of No. $50 Columbia Heights.
The ceremony took place al otter Rock,
the country home Of the brides parents.
Mr- and Mrs. William Thompson Graham,
al O'Clock, the Rev. DR. W L. Wallace.
Of Greenwich, officiating. Quantities OF
chrysanthemums II yellow and white, to-
gether with great masses Of autumn foil
age were used in the decorations every
/ where Miss Graham's wedding gown was
OF white satin. oruamented with real lace
and embroidery OF pearls in lly-of-the-
! valley design. Her veil was OF tulle. and
She carried lilies-of-t the-vaIley and orchids.
Miss Margaret Graham, d sister of the
bride acted as maid II honor. She wore
gown OF pale rose colored satin, trimmed
with cream lace and silver. and a hat 20
match Her bouquet was composed of
:, small orchids Miss Edith WIKI AMI Miss
. Eleanor McFargo. in frocks of baby Irish
crochet and carrying baskets OF pink bios
SONS, We're IN attendance flower girls.
With the exception of two Of the ushers-
Samuel Graham. of Manhattan, and Nelson
( Dougaerty who formerly lived in this bor-
ough, though now also making his home in
: Manhattan-al of Mr.. Carharts attendants
1 were residents Of the Heights. They We're
Philip Rogers Mallory Robert Mallory. tr.,
Francis Strickland Page. Richmond Len
nox Brown. Edwin Hicks Bigelow and j.
( Dunham Carhart. and Harold W. CaIhaIt,
who acted as best man. Mrs. Graham re-
ceIved in black chiffon over white and
Mrs. Carhart was attired in black velvet
and old lace Mr. and Mrs Carhart will
/ Christmas. when they VIII make their home