New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

7th street, Brooklyn Mr.. Dun is the son of
Mr. and Mrs Peter Duff of No. 565 1st
street, Brooklyn, and brother of Mrs.
Francis Potter
Many Of the Heights matrons and maids
journeyed to the Hotel Plaza Wednesday
for the bridge given there that afternoon
by Mrs. William H. Dougherty and Mrs
Andrew Do Igherty. The prizes were
spangled fans. Presiding over the daintily
appointed tea tables were Mrs. Sidney Lanier
Smyth, Mrs. william Mason, Mrs W. Ed
win Thorp and Mrs. John Henry Ciews.
The reception given the following day by
Mrs Sidney Lanier smyth and her daugh-
ters, Miss Helen Smyth and Miss Marian
Smyth, at their home, No. los East seth
street, likewise attracted a large number
from this borough, particularly from the
Heights. where they formerly lived. The
decorations were in pink.
Mrs. Edward Beers Thomas, of NO. &
Remsen street, will give receptions Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons, February
l and 2. Receiving with her will be her
daughter, Mrs William Harris Cary, and
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Edward Stiles
Thomas
Mrs. Edward Stiles Thomas. of The Lor-
raine, announces Thursdays.
A reception was given on Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs Cornelius Perry, of No.
142 Joralemon street. Receiving with her
were Mrs Katharine Perry, Miss Nina
Perry and Mrs. Walter Perry, who before
her marriage on December 4. was Miss
Margaret Robert.
Monday afternoon Miss Benson gave a
bridge party at her home, No. pa Columbia
Heights.
Miss Gertrude Taylor, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William James Taylor. of No
27s LAFAYETTE avenue recently entertained
at dinner.
Tuesday, April II, is the date announced
for the wedding OF Miss Mabel Ramsay,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin II. Ram
say, of No. ass Greene avenue. and John
F. Bliss. 1t is TO he a home ceremony, at
S o'clock. Miss Ramsay will be attended
by maid of honor. her sister. Miss Flor
ence Ramsay, and four bridesmaids. Miss
Maud Estelle KlotZ, Miss Julia Smith, Miss
Helen Hamilton and Miss Gene Sharp.
In ST Bartholomew's Church, on Tuesday
evening, Miss Eleanor Wray was married
to George Sloan Norman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles r. Norman. large recep-
ton followed the ceremony, at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Level
lyn Arthur Wray, No 1165 Dean street.
The bride was gowned in white satin. with
trimmings of Valencennes and duchess
lace and carried a shower of orchids and
lines-of-the-valley Miss Helen C. Dick
son, Of Roselle, n. J., maid of honor,
was gowned in yellow satin, with gold en-
broidered chiffon. and the bridesmaids
gowns We're also Of yellow satin. They
were Miss Anna Wray, Miss Lavna Whit
ney, Miss Carolyn Snow and Miss Marion
Force The best man was Joseph Dellers,
and serving as ushers were James Rip
ton, Sheldon Du Cret, George Hughes and
Nelson Wray. The Rev. Frank NJ. Town
ley off1ciated
Miss Josephine Madaline Ross and George
Gaur are to be married on Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Catharine Frances Ross. No. 27S2 Bed
ford avenue. Miss Ella NJ Ross will b
her sisters only attendant. and John Baur
is to be his brothers best man The at
tendance Will De limited 10 relatives
Miss Helen Judson and Stuyvesant Pierre
pont were among the guests at the dinner
dance given on Thursday evening by Mrs.
August Heckscher, of No. 622 Fifth avenue
Miss Lulu May Wanamaker and Robert
Bacon Seward were married, in the quiet
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