New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-11
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements of the Week.

! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vi ltiS WEEK.
An important addition to the rather long
! list of fashionable fall weddings is that of
! Miss Helen Shepard Stanton, daughter OF
+ Mrs. George \. Stanton OF No. 12S Remsen
street and Merrill Bishop. The ceremony
/ will take place on Monday, September 10, at
the Hotel Wldmere. Lake Minnewasha,
y. y. where the STATIONS have been
spending the SUMMER The attendance viii
/ he limited to relatives. No maids of honor
or bridesmaids have been appointed. but a
group of the brides friends viii attend
her informally. They are Mrs. Sidney Rob-
inson Kennedy, Miss Natalie Stanton, Miss
f. Marie Appleton. Miss Helen Appleton, Miss
I Harriette Mygatt, Of Brooklyn, and Miss
Christina Bullock Of Philadelphia. The
best man Will be Edward H. Bishop. Of
! Manhattan.
The wedding of Miss Fife Clark Conrow,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Conrow,
/ of No IS Montgomery Place, and DR.. Rob-
ert Eugene Merwin, Of Union Hillr Is an
nounced fo- Wednesday, November = It
will be an evening ceremony IN the Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church AS Miss Con-
row has always taken an active part III al
philanthropic movements i'll the borough
hire wedding will be of widespread interest
Miss Helen Frances Seaverus and BenJa-
min Bostwic1 Peabody are TO be married
Wednesday evening. November =. III the
: Church Of The Saviour. The bride is the
daughter of Nh. and Mrs. Francis Seaverus,
of No. 26S Hancock street.
Amid ideal surroundings Miss Ethel Mar
/ joric Hughan daughter of Mrs. Margaret
West FIughan. became the bride of Fred
/ rrick FRYE Rockwell last Monday after
/ noon The ceremony took place at l
o'clock in pine grove at Hyannis, Mass,
/ where Mrs. Hughan has her summer
/ home Great clumps of goldenrod married
an aisle for the bridal party, and the same
/ flowers. combined with Voodbine and
| ladioI. decorated the Hughan cottage
/ where the reception was held after the
! csre-nor7- The bride was gowned in white
! silk trimmed with Maltese lace and pearls.
She carried white asters. and her tulle veil
was held in place by quaint old silver
corouet. the gift Of the bridegroom's
I mother. She was attended by Mrs. Floyd
Appleton Mildred Nillerl, at whose we'd
ding last June she was a bridesmaid. and
! Miss Adele d Espard, of Essex Falls. y Y
| Their frocks harmonzed with the general
| color scheme of the decorations. Harry w
/ Ladder of Brooklyn. was Mr. Rockwelrs
/ best man. while serving ushers were
! Ensign Frank W Rockwell. / s N:
/ George H. Hamilton. William Atwater and
/ Lawrence Atwater, of this borough The
/ Rev John Lansing. of Cambridge. Mass,
/ assisted by the Rev. Floyd Appleton, of
| BROOKLYN. ofTiciated. The bride is sradu-
t. Of Packer Institute and Barnard. and
| ousin of Frederick William MaCMonnias.
the sculptor. Mr.. Rockwell is a son of Or.
/ Frank ". Rockwell, after whom Rock
! we'll Place vas named Mr. and Mrs.
| Rockwell are 10 live al Woodstock. Conn,
where Mrs. Rockwell, ST. now makes her
homo.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Norton
Griggs and Austin r. Plat, whose engage
rnent MAS announced early in the spring,
will BE- one of the noteworthy events of the
autumn although the date has not yet
been decided upon. Miss Grggs is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus t. Griggs,
of No. 81 Eighth avenue.
Miss .Juanita Moore Byrne, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eugene Byrne, of
No d Montgomery Place. Is also to be
numbered among the autumn brides. Her
wedding to George Gordon Baxter will be
q large affair, in the Church Of St. Francis
Xavier, some time late in october.
/ In compliment to her house guest. Miss
Edith Martin. Mrs. Joseph Henry Colyer.
If. recently save a large tea al her cottage
| at Sound Beach, Conn.
Announcement was made last week of
the engagement OF Miss Reta Parish Smith,
daughter of M and Mrs. Isaac Smith, of
Locust Valley, Long Island. and Charles
. Goodwin Anderson, son OF Mr., and Mrs
William N. Anderson, of No. 1910 Pacific
; street MIR. Anderson IS a member OF the
Crescent Athletic Club and OF Squadron {.
A recently announced engagement is that
of Miss Irene Estelle Newton, daughter Of
Joseph Newton, OF No. II Revere Place. and
Leon Grant Cooley.
Miss Carrie Weber and Miss Elfreda
Weber We're among the bridge hostesses OF
! last week at Shelter Island
Mrs Henry Butler Moore recently had as
her guests at Cobble Villa. her country
ONE at Belle Terre, Long Island. Mr.. and
Mrs Bird S. Coler and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence NJ. Phipps.
Nj and Mrs. Harrie V. Schieren, of
Flatbush. are among the recent arrivals
at the Waumbek, Jefferson, N H.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs. J. Douglas Adam
returned the Deutschland last week.
| James STanahan Burke and his daugh-
ter Miss Florence Calhoun Burke. are now
at Old Forge, X. Y. but will leave there
shortly for their cottage al Twilight Park,
Haines Falls. " Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Elliott and Miss
Dorothy Elliott are spending this month
al Lake Mohonk n. Y. They passed July
and August al Westhampton Beach, Long
| Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grout expect to re-
main at the Lake Placid Club until octo-
| Der l
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt have re-
turned from their camp IN the Adiron-
dacks TO Glen Cove, where they will re-
main until quite late in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Jordan were
among the motorists at New Castle, ~. H.
on Wednesday.
Or. Jacques &. Rushmore and Miss Rush
/ eft lHy friTa abT