New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

Si4 Clinton aveppe and Charles c. D. Gott.
of ScarsdaIe n Y 1t is 10 be home
ceremony at 6 o'clock. The announcement
of the engagement of Miss Hutchinson and
Mr. Gott was made last July. The we'd
ding will he one of the most important on
the autumn calendar
Many people from this borough we're
present at the wedding on wednesday i'm
Glen Cove of Miss Winifred Bushy ana
Morgan Wrightman Dat OIL son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Daboll. Of Plainheid' ~ j. The
bride is daughter of Mrs Leonard J.
Busby. who formerly made her home in
brooklyn. and a sister on hrS- Thomas
lonsdale Leeming of No. 6os Carroll street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
o. o. Griffith, of this borough, at O'Clock.
at Germelyn. the Busby summer place, at
Glen Cove. The decorations were In pink,
roses and chrysanthemurns in TINS color
being used throughout the house In COM
bination with smiiax and palms
The bride was gowned i'm white satin
| charmeuse. made with a fun court train
and embellished with duchess and Venetian
point lace. \ wreath of orange blossoms
| fastened the tule veil. and her bouquet
was composed of liies-of-the-valley and
orchids. She was given away by her
brother-in-law, Thomas Lonsdale Ieeming.
and attended by Miss Margaret Nc
4 Cutcheon. of PIainfield. Her gown was of
| pink satin, with an overdress of chiffon
and lace. edged with brown fur. She wore
large pink hat, trimmed with plumes and
/ fur, and carried pink roses. Little Miss
| Helen Leemng acted flower girl for her
aunt Her lingerie frOck had touches Of
| pink it, and she carried large pink
moire hat. filed with rOsebuds-
Frederic A Dabo1l, Of Philadelphia, was
! his broiher's hest man, and serving as
ushers were J. Irving Crane, Robert Nc
Gusty. of Manhattan: p. H. Holt. of Sum-
NIT, n. j.; William p BrinckerhOff. of
Mount Vernon; Vernon Brown, of New
Rochelle, and Mr.. Leeming.
Mrs. Busby was attired in gray satin.
with a tunic of chiffon, embroidered with
steel beads
Mrs. Robert Stanley Donaldson. who ha,
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| William c. Halleck, of No. 400 Marlborough
| Road, Flatbush, will leave town the end
of the month fo- Fort Meade, South Da-
kota. where she has been living since her
4th Cavalry, L. S. A. From there she will
go TO the Philippines, TO be absent three
years.
Although Invitations to the wedding OF
! Miss Mildred Hopkins have been limited to
relatives and close personal friends. there
| will doubtless be many from this side of
the river in st. Georges Church, Stuy-
vesant Square, on Saturday. October %
| Irrrhar uI.o will Ia 1rrSa
Rutter at o'clock. A small reception will
follow at the home of her mother, Mrs
Allison r. Hopkins, of No. "a Gramercy
Park.
The bridal party will include a maid OF
honor. Miss Henrietta Underhill, Of Pasa-
dena Cal; four bridesmaids, Miss Helen
Anthony. of Brooklyn; Miss Helen Wilson
Miss Ruth Wilson, of Manhattan. and Miss
Helen May. of Orange, n. j.; the best man
Kenneth Crawford. of Philadelphia. and
four ushers, George Bodman, of Manhat-
tan; Alexander Rutherford, of Albany
Douglas Cole, of Orange, y. j., and Law
renee Tweedy. of Plainheld y. j. There
will also be two little flower girls, the
Misses Mary and Catharlne Gossler, cou-
sins of the bride.
OF interest on the Heights is the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
| Lucie Mayo-Smith. daughter of Mrs. Rich
mond Mayo-Smith. of No. 305 West nth
street. and Professor Ulrich Phillips, OF
( New Orleans. Miss Mayo-Smith was
graduated from Barnard in 1906. She Is a
granddaughter of the late Gordon L. Ford
and a niece of Mrs Robert n. Turtle. of No
/ "a Monroe Place.
To be added to the October weddings is
that of Miss Helen Marion Post, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Post of No 16.
Ross street, and Philip Arthur Hubert. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip G. Hubert, of Bell
port, Long Island. 1t is to be home cere-
mony on Wednesday evening, October 26-