New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and
Announcements,


icnable weddings. The latest date to be
announced is that for the marriage of Miss
Mary Latin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Arthur Latin. of No. 56 Pierrepont
street. and Nelson Olcott, Cd, son of Judge
and Mrs. William NJ. X. Olcott, of Man
rattan The ceremony will take place at
Q clock on Saturday, October %, in the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church.
and large reception will follow.
Announcement has been made of the en-
sagenent of Miss Elizabeth Porter and
Herbert Gouverneur Greene, son of 3. War
rem Greene, of No. lis Willow street. Mr..
Greene's iancee is the daughter of Mrs.
James H Searles, of Detroit. where the
wedding viii probably take place in Octo-
Der MI Greene was graduated from Yale
III u and is member ~ go Yale Club.
Also TO De numbered am. the autumn
weddings will be that OF Miss Life Clark
Conrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Theo-
dore Conrow, of No. So Montgomery Place,
and DR. Robert E. Merwin, of No, $40
Union street The precise date has not yet
been decided upon.
There viii be a double wedding at the
home of Mrs. Andrew K. Marsh on Thurs
day evening, September 15 when her
daughters, Miss Harriet Baldwin and Miss
Marguerite Marsh, will be married
spectively to Edward Farnsworth Dustin
and Guy King Dustin. sons of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Edward Dustin, of Hartford,
Conn. Miss Harriet Marsh's maid of
honor will be Miss Marie Louise Mettler,
while Miss Isabel Mettler will attend the
other bride. Edward Dustin has chosen for
his best man his brother. Leland N Dus-
tin and Guy Dustin's best man is to be
Eugene Scott Ballard, also of Hartford
Invitations have been limited TO relatives
and few intimate friends.
General and Mrs. George Wood Wingate
accompanied by their daughter Mrs. Hora-
ito Gates Lloyd. OF Haverford, Penn, are
spending few days at Watch Hill, r. I.
The Charles F. Underhins. of No $40
Niiloughby avenue. are at the Glen
burnie Inn. Glenburnie-on-Lake George.
They spent the early part of the summer
at Chautauqua.
Mrs Frank Prentice Abbot last week en-
/ tertained a small house party for her son.
T. Prentice Abbot, jr-, in her cottage at
Rye, \. Y. Her guests were Miss Dorothy
Abbot Miss Elsie Gridley and Dexter
Wheelock.
Miss Anna Cutter has been the guest Of
Mrs Howard CoonIey, at Waumbek. JEFF
ferson, n. H.
Miss Gertrude Taylor, daughter Of Mrs.
William James Taylor of No 27S Lafayette
avenue, and Allen T Hopping, led the CO.
tillon at the Allenhurst Club last evening.
Mrs. Alexander B. Trowbridge, of Flush
! ing, and her sister, Miss Jessie Taylor
Sherman. are among the recent arrivals at
Hyde Manor, Sudbury, Vt
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Hine have char
! tered J. Roger Maxwell's Celt. and will
spend the rest of the season cruising.
Victor A. Harder and George A Harder
I haye-g gone abroad to join Mrs. Harder and
! Miss Hortense Harder in Paris. They Will
spend only a short time on the Continent.
/ having planned TO return at the end of Sep
! tember. and Mrs. Harder and her daughter
/ will follow month or six weeks later.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Walbridge and
| Miss Edith H Walbridge, who recently re-
turned from abroad, will spend the re-
rnainder of the season at Greenwich, Conn
Mrs. Omri Ford Hibbard ard Miss Char
! lotte Hibbard, who spent July and August
at Roxbury, Conn, are TO be the guests
of Mrs John Sheppard, jr., at Nantucket,
Mass, for the next fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lensdale Leemns.
Mrs Leonard ]. Busby and Miss Winifred
Busby have left Glen Cove for a few
weeks stay at Saratoga.
Mrs Henry Urban Palmer after having
passed the greater part of the summer at
Poland Springs, Me, is now at the oriental
| Hotel Manhattan Beach.
! Mr. and Mrs Charles Courtenay HoSe
were booked to sail yesterday on the Ber-
lin 70 be absent three months. They have
been visiting Mrs. Hoge's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. Upton, at Mattituck, Long
Island.
Mr. and Mrs John s. rockingham have
as their guests at Bay Shore Mr. and Mrs
/ Augustus L. Williams. of New Haven.
M and Mrs. William a. A. Brown, ot
FIatbush. who spent several weeks at tht
/ Hotel AspinwaIl, Lenex. have returned t'
their summer home at Richmond, Mass.
,rrs . Horton has left Shelter Island
FOR Lake Spofford, y. H., where she Il
e-op-ing at the Pine Grove Springs House
Mr. and Mrs Edward Hinman. VINO have
s,enf the summer abroad, are expected
home esriy in September Before returning
j, "a town they will spend several weeks
Couthh,lry. Conn, with Miss Jennie Hin
man and Matthew Hinman
Mrs 4 F. Fernandez is visiting he
,orents Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Orr, o
No 7a5 Garfield Place. Mrs. Fernando
eince her marriage couple of years ag'
has spcnt the greater part OF her time Il
Porto Rtco.
Judge and Mrs Almet F. jerks, who ar
/ enendiug a fortnight motoring stopped
: the Hotel Wendell, Pittsfield, MASS o.
: Tuesday.
, Mrs. James O. Carpenter and MISS Car
nenter are at the Maplewood, Plttsheld
! Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Winchester Rous
arc cruising on the Winchester. They wer
2 At Shelter Island early in the week.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas G. shearman re
turned by the hieuw Amsterdam on Son
day.
number of Brooklynites were a
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