New-York tribune., 1910-01-09
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
II OUncem eHtS.

/ ley, daughter OF DIR. and Mrs William K.
| Beardsley. of No. l01 Taylor street. ard
Orris Stanley Eldredge took place on
| Wednesday evening at the Chateau du
, Pare, which was decorated with roses,
! palms and Southern smilax for the oc-
I casion. The brides gown of white
/ satin. embroidered and trimmed with duch-
/ ess lace. She wore tulle veil and carried
! a shower bouquet of lilies the-valey and
/ orchids. She wds attended by a maid of
! honor, Miss Marjorie Hoag. and five brides
! maids, Miss Marguerite Planten Miss
/ Marie Stohlman. Miss Jeanette Sturges
! Davenport. Miss Claire Cooney and Miss
! Victoria Dessar. Miss Hoag Was gowned
/ in white crepe de chine. and the otner al
tendants wore pink crepe de chine trimmed
! with crystal. They carried arm bouquets
( OF pink roses John French, who couple
! or years ago married Florence Eldredge,
! was the best man, and the ushers were
| Elliott NJ. EldreGge, Keith McFaugh. II.
Earle Braisted. of Brooklyn, and Alling
Woodruff. of New Haven. The ceremony
vas performed a $50 o'clock by the Rev
E. d. Bailey before an Improvised altar.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Orris
King Eldrelge of No. 366 Clinton avenue.
The Church of the Holy Trinity will he the
of the marriage Of Miss Lulu May Wana-
maker. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
/ Cass Wanamaker, of No. 81 Clark street,
and Robert Bacon Seward. The ceremony,
which is TO take place at $50 o'clock Will
be followed by a reception at the Heights
Casino. Miss Helen De Neuville PoWelson
is to be the maid of honor, and Miss Jane
Priscilla Sousa. of Manhattan; Miss kath-
arine Adelaide Macdonald OF Troy: Miss
Sarah y. Carpenter and Miss Pearl Heden-
berg are to attend as bridesmaids. L.
Clarkson Seward will be his brothers best
man, and Clarence A. Pratt Hiram F. Gar
retson, Cotton d. Noble and William Nc
kinley Barber have been chosen as ushers.
The bridal party will be augmented by
little flower girl, Miss Ellen Claire French,
of Manhattan.
OF considerable interest to society in
Brooklyn is the announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Cornelia Alice Young to
F. Bailey Vanderhoef. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Homan B. Vanderhoef. of No. 20 West
5Sth street. Manhattan, but formerly of Bay
Ridge. Mr.. Vanderhoef. who was grad
uated from Princeton in 1904 is brother
of Mrs. Gustav Maurice Heckscher and
Mrs. Morgan Cowperthwait. His fiancee is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G.
Young, Of Albany
A noteworthy engagement just announced
is that of Miss NJ. Louise Clement daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert S Clement of
No. 1890 Pacific street, and Robert L.
Curry, son of Mr. and Mrs William E.
Curry, of No. 9S Bay 29th street
Mrs. Edward H. Litchfield entertained at
dinner on Thursday evening at her home,
No. Montague Terrace Among the
guests were Bishop Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Baldwin Chittenden, Mr. and Mrs
r. Burnham Moffatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
Dominick, Mr.. and Mrs. William Baylis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan BulkIey, Miss Ben
son, Miss Litchfield, Arthur S. Hatch and
Judge Dixie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Louis Scard. OF
No. 329 West 18th street, are to give series
of musicals, the first Of which is set for
Tuesday evening, January IS.
Mrs. Charles E. Sexton, of No. lis Mon
tague street. announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Edith De Wolf Sexton
to H. Ralston Steven, also OF Brooklyn
Mrs. Frank S. Jones and her daughter
Mrs. Clarence F. Westin. received on
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. from
until o'clock, at their home No. 79O ST
Marks avenue. In the receiving party
Tuesday were Mrs. William Robinson
Simons, daughter of the hostess; her niece,
Mrs. Roland Whitney Belts: Mrs. Harry S.
Moul. Mrs. Irving T. Smith, Mrs Ludwig
Nissen, Mrs Horace A. Loomis Mrs
Harry /. Jones, Mrs. Joseph Davis, jr.,
Mrs Arthur Richards, Mrs. William j.
was gowned in blue satin and Mrs. Westin
wore white. The following day they were
assisted by Mrs. Sinons, Mrs. Belts, Mrs.
Harold Smith. Mrs. Albert S. Clement Mrs
James Watt, Miss Janet Spencer, Mrs. Irv-
ing Lewis. Miss Edna Burr Miss Adelaide
McMictael and Miss Helen s. Moffatt
Christmas greens We're used in the decora-
tIons.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Clarence ".
Seamans. of No. 7S9 ST. Marks avenue and
her daughter, Mrs. Robert P. Loomis. gave
a reception Receiving with them were
Mrs. William Robinson SImons. Mrs Ro-
land Whitney Belts Mrs. James F. Whit
ney, Mrs. Harry GIyon Barber Mrs Win
chester Noyes. Mrs Harry B. Mitchell
Mrs. Warren c. Barber MIS-. James Watt
Mrs. Frederick H. Webster Mrs. Edward
4 j.
ard Drummond. Mrs. John n. Hayden
Mrs. Lucius H. Bingham, Mrs. {. Horace
Conner and Miss Watson. of Washington
The rooms were decorated with cut flowers
and greens. A dinner for the receiving
party and an equal number of men followed
the reception.
Mrs. Roland Whitney Belts. of No 6s2
ST. Marks avenue. has cards out for a re-
ception Friday afternoon, January a. from
until o'clock.
Mrs. Robert F. Tiney and Miss Jessie
Tiney Of No. $50 Willow street have an
nounced Fridays in January.
Mrs. George f. Weeden and Miss Eliza
beth s. Weeden. who are spending the win
ter at the Standish Arms, announce Mon
days until March.
Mrs. Edwin Darlington Ward and Mrs
Frederick A. Ward are to receive at the
home Of the former. No. II Garden Place
Friday and Saturday afternoons OF next