New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Wedding, Engagements and An
n0unCementS.

wedding OF Miss Mary Latin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Arthur Latin. and
Nelson Oleott. 2d. son OF former Judge and
Mrs William NJ X. olcott, OF No. IS West
Ssth street. Manhattan. A congregation
highly representative of society from this
/ borough and Manhattan filled the I.afay-
cite Avenue Presbyterian Church for the
/ ceremony there at O'Clock, which was
followed by reception at the Latin home
No Sc Pierrepont street. The Rev. Dr.
| Cleland 3. McAfee and the Rev DR. Henry
Evertson Cobb of1ciated- The church was
/ rather simply decorated with white
chrysanthemums and autumn foliage, but
at the house there were extensive floral
decorations. Masses Of American Beauty
roses filed every available space and the
American Beauty shades were also domi-
nant in the gowns OF the bridesmaids.
Miss Lattin's gown Of heavy white satin
had garnitures Of rich old point lace. Her
tulle veil. fastened by orange blossom buds,
was draped low over the forehead in a
/ fashion exceedingly becoming TO her, and
she carried orchids and Iilies-of-t -the-valley.
4 Miss Ruth Latin acted as maid OF honor
/ and there were six bridesmaids. Miss Mary
Buchanan Jennings. Miss Elizabeth Rossi-
ter. Miss Reba Forbes, Miss Mary White
! Childs and Miss EthC. James Adams. OF
Brooklyn. and Miss Ethel Keen, Of Phila-
delphia.
| They were gowned in ecru lace and Amer
fican Beauty chiffon. their high crowned
and plumed trimmed velvet hats being OF
the same shade. Long stemnled American
Beauty roses were the flowers they carried.
| Edward s. Morrison, OF Manhattan. was
Mr.. Olcott's best man, and the usherz were
Joseph B. Leake. Brock Putnam. Edgar O.
Shramm. Frank 5. Brainard, and Alfred
Y s. Olcott. Of Manhattan; Caswen W.
Stoddard ard Ernest G. Draper, Of Brook
lyn, and William Camblos. Of Philadelphia
Mrs Latin received in gown Of black
Chiffon over white satin. with trimmings Of
fur. and Mrs Olcott was attired in black
lace and cloth Of gold. Mr.. and Mrs Oh
colt are to live at No. 129 Columbia Heights.
The bride. since her debut three years ago,
has been one OF the most genuinely well
liked Young women on the Heights, so It
was only 10 be expected that there should
be much entertaining in her honor in the
weeks preceding her wedding.
/ On Wednesday evening Miss Jennings
gave q bowling party at the Heights Ca
Sino. followed by supper al the Hotel Bos-
sert IN addition to the members OF the
bridal party there were present Miss Susan
4
Robinson Leech. whose engagement TO
Miss Jennings vas announced few weeks
ago.
On Tuesday Mrs Harry D. CoonbS, an
aunt Of Miss Latin, gave luncheon at
her home, No. Il West z9th street, Man
haitian. for the bridesmaids, Mrs. DunIevy
, AIilbank. Of Manhattan. being also present.
I The Wednesday previous Miss Adams was
! hostess at z luncheon for Miss Latin al
, the Hotel Bossert
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Latin
entertained at dinner the entire bridal
. party. Judge and Mrs. Olcott, Miss Sey-
ulour and Mr.. Leech.
Nj Olcott gave his bachelor dinner on
Tuesday evening The only extra guest
vas Alexander r. Howell
An important engagement announced this
|. week was that of Miss Rebecca Sealy to
Clifford Day Mallory. Mr.. Mallory is the
, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Nal
lory. Of No. 12s Columbia Heights, and a
, brother Of Mrs. Frank G Munson. he is
a member Of the New York and Indian
Harbor Yacht clubs. His hancee makes her
home IN Galveston. Tex.
Mr and Mrs Daniel D. Whitney il, of
: No. 10 Gates avenue, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Lavinia
Whitney, 10 Sheldon A. Du Cret, Of Brook
!, lyn.
OF interest in Brooklyn is the announce
rnenI Of the engagement and approaching
: marriage OF Miss Helen Alvord Wash burn
and Frank Milton Belden. son of Mrs. Mil
ton z. Belden. OF No. Z72 Clinton avenue
The wedding will take place Tuesday, De
cenber %. at the home Of the brides moth
er. Mrs. Charles A washburn, No. "a
Lowell avenue. Newtonville, Mass Mist
Helen Taylor will attend the bride and
Herbert Lee Pratt Is to act as best man.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Con
row gave dinner a. the Montauk Club
for the members OF the bridal party which
is TO serve al the wedding OF their 6augh-
: ter, Miss Life Conrow. and Dr.. Robert E
NerRin, on Tuesday evening, N the Ne
mortal Presbyterian Church.
The table appointments were In pink
roses being used in the decorations. Owing
! TO the illness IN her family, Miss Carolyn
CurTier. OF Providence, who was TO have
been q bridesmaid, has withdrawn from tine
bridal party, and her place viii be takeI
by Mrs Anceu Harrison Ball, Of Manhat
tan
. there were present last evening the brides
maids, Miss Lillian Conrow Anderson, Miss
Anna Hanford COnrow; the matron OF
= honor. Mrs. Henry Bowrins ThursJon, nee
q Helen Conrow; the best man, Or. Nelson
: ( Lawrence MerEin, Of Amsterdam. y. 7.
/. 4 the ushers, Dr.. Frank Clarke Holden, Dr.
; 7 Warren Sylla. Frank Lewis Vessels
20 Frank Clarke Allen, Edward Lincoln Nc
= ! Lean and Henry Bowring Thurston, Mrs
= Frank Clarke Holden, Anceu Harrison Bal
B and Arthur Bowers Atwood. At rehearsal
!, / followed the dinner.
Miss Marjory Eddy, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Thomas A. EDDY. OF No Ga South
oxford street. will be presented TO society
t Cd November 70 at the conventional after
s noon reception, between the hours OF anC
f o'clock