New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
announcements

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Stranahan butcher, daurb+o, 80 George
Gideon butcher. of No 80 Pierrenont street
ana otls swan Carroll, which Is set foI
wednesday November Is. II is 70 be a
quiet home ceremony at o'clock with
only relatives and close personal friends in
attendance
MISS Ehzaoeth butcher will be her sisters
only attendant George VaIsor Carroll
VIII act as pest man, and named as ushers
are burchard butcher, Franz w Acker-
man, William Lessell and William Mills
Maltbie
| An important engagement announcement
/ is that Of Miss Sophie Graham Booker and
DR.. Andrew Dickson Packer son of Mrs
! William s. Packer, of No. $50 Hicks street
| Miss Booker is the daughter of the Rev
| and Mrs j. E. Booker, Of Lexington Va.
DR. Packer was graduated from Yale in 1907
and from the Long Island College Hos
pital in 1907.
The first debut TO be announced on the
Heights is that of Miss Grace Cooke Jen-
| nings daughter Of Mrs. Spencer Augustus
| Jennings, Of No. 226 Henry street. Miss
Jennings will be introduced to society on
Saturday, December II She spent the last
year studying in France, where she went
| shortly after her graduation from Briar-
cliff
Miss Julia A Dick. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Henry Dick. of No 90 East SD
: street, Manhattan, but formerly of Brook
lyn, is to make her debut on Saturday, De
| cember 10.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Graham and
George 3. Carhart son of Mrs William E.
Carhart, OF No $50 Columbia Heights. will
take place at Otter Rock. the country home
Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Will
fam Thompson Graham, at Greenwich,
Conn, on Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
/ Der "a
! Foremost among the weddings OF the
week was that on Thursday afternoon OF
Miss Adelaide Cheuncey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, George W. Chauncey and DR..
/ Charles Scudder Pool.
Grace Church was filed with a fashion
4 able congregation for the ceremony there
: at O'Clock, but only relatives and close
personal friends of the two families were
! present at the reception following at the
/ Chauncey home, No 257 Henry street
/ The Rev. DR.. c. T. J. Wrigley oficiated
al the full choral service. White chrysan-
themums and palms decorated the church,
while at the house quantities OF American
/ Beauty roses and greenery were used.
The brides gown Of white satin was
fashioned with a court train and covered
with old point lace from her mothers we'd
ding gown. Her lace veil was also a fam
/ ily heirloom and she carried white orchids.
Miss Mabel Dick, OF Lake Forest ILL.,, as
maid Of honor, was gowned in pink satin
with a lunic OF net embroidered in the
American Beauty shades and gold
The bridesmaids were Miss Helen Dodge,
OF Manhattan; Miss Lois Curtis Low, Miss
Marion Litchfeld and Miss Elizabeth
Tousey. Their gowns were OF pink satin
with tunics OF chiffon embroidered in gold
and trimmed with fur They wore brown
velvet hats trimmed with white plumes
and they carried pink roses.
DR.. William Pohlrnan Pool was his broth
er's best man.
The ushers were Amos Trowbridge
Dwight, Herbert n. Warbasse. James Har-
Vey Williams, George Abbott, George Shell
don Chauncey and Alexander Wallace
Chauncey. Mrs. Chauncey was sowned in
blue velvet trimmed with steel and let
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Edgar. of No
10 Monroe Place, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Louise
Edgar, to Edmund Thorp See of Mount
Vernon Miss Edgar was graduated from
Smith in 1903.
Mrs. Charles Melville Bull and Miss Adele
H. Bull will be at home, at No 26s Henry
street, on first Wednesday evenings Mu-
sic will be feature Of these informal small
receptions.
Invitations for the Junior Assemblies came
out last week. The dates are Fridays. No
vember %, December 30 and April q, and
they WILL usual, take place at the
Heights Casino.
On the committee are Miss Ethel James
Adams. Miss Mary Buchanan Jennings
Miss Mur1el Goepel, Miss Charlotte Leech,
Miss Katherine White Miss Alice Ide, Miss
Pauline Mason, Robinson Leech, Charles
NJ. Bull, jr., Henry H. Sutphin, Caswell w
Stoddard and Charles Switzer.
The patronesses are Mrs Horatio NJ
Adams. Mrs. Samuel Doughty. Mrs. Spencer
A. jennings Mrs. John E. Leech, Mrs Will
lam Mason, Mrs. Joseph H Sutphin, Mrs
Corinne Switzer and Mrs. Alfred T. White.
Wednesday, November %, and Tuesday,
December q, are the dates set for the
Primrose dances. which will be given at
the Heights Casino under the patronage OF
Mrs. Horatio NJ. Adams, Mrs. Thomas o.
Calender, Mrs. George II. Coults. Mrs.
Henry E. Ide, Mrs. Spencer A. Jennings.
Mrs. Frederick w. Moss. Mrs George Not
man, Mrs. William A. Putnam Mrs. Joseph
H. Sutphin and Mrs. Francis H. SouthWicll
The concerts of the University Glee Club
which are to be given at the Academy Of
Music on Wednesday. January 25, and
Thursday. April 20, will be followed by
dances in the banquet hall
Announ cement is made Of the engagement
Of Miss Adeline G!seila Maske, daughter OF
Mrs. Gisella Maske. of No. 159 Halsey
street, and Gilbert II. Chaplin, OF Spring
field, Mass: Miss Maske is an Adelphi
graduate.
Mrs. Vict0c a. Harder and Miss Hortepse
81. Harder, of No. III Eighth avenue. re-
turned from Europe Monday or the
Kaiserin Augus:e Victoria Miss Harder
will De one of this seasons : debutantes
The Rubalyat Of Omar KhaYyam will be
presented in pictures in the chapel Of the
Packer institute one Friday evening. No
vember ls' for the benefit Of the Packer
Chapter Of the School Settlement Associa-
ton.
Miss Helen L. Millard viii read the poem
and the girls appearing in the tableaux
VIII ha