New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-03
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements of the Borough.

Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements of the Borough.
A noteworthy engagement just an
nounced is that of Miss Dorothy Shaw and
Winton Goodrich Rossiter. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Clinton Lawrence Rossiter, Of No. As
Montgomery Place and Old Field Acres.
Setauket, Long Island Miss Shaw is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Willard p. Shaw.
of Paterson N ]. Her fiance is a grandson
of Justice William Winton Goodrich and
brother of Mrs. Robert Wright Read CMar-
jorie Rossiter), whose wedding took place
in the early fall.
Only relatives and few personal friends
of the two families were present at the
wedding Wednesday afternoon of Miss
Mary Mclean, daughter of Andrew Nc
Lean. and Andrew Mitchell Connect. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Manning Connect. of New
ark. \. J. The ceremony did not take
place at the Mclean home, No 2S4 Carlton
avenue, but at the Hotel Bossert al 5
o'clock The Rev. DR.. Cleland McAfee
offciated. White flowers. palms and foil
age were used in the decorations. The
bride was gowned in white satin. with gar
nitures of real lace, and she wore a tulle
was a shower of sweetpeas and white
heather Mrs David Mclean, who before
her marriage to the brides brother. year
ago. was Miss Helen Doughty, of Phila-
delphia, acted as matron of honor Her
gown was Of Nile green satin, yelled with
white chiffon. With this was worn d large
picture hat ornamented by plumes, and she
carried a shower of mignonette. The best
man was David Mclean. but there were
no ushers Mrs. Mclean received III black
embroidered crepe de chine. After return
ing from an extensive tour of Canada Mr..
and Mrs. Connect will live at No 2S4 Carl
ton avenue.
Miss Marion Bigelow. daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Edwin Wilder Bigelow, of the
Heights. is to be one of the bridesmaids
at the wedding Wednesday of Miss Fran
ces Rotan and Winthrop Sargent, jr,
brother of Worcester Sargent, whose en-
gagemenr 10 Miss Bigelow was announced
early in the spring. The wedding will take
place al the Rotan summer place at Bass
Rocks, Mass There has been a continual
round of gayety for the members of the
bridal party during the past fortnight.
Miss Marguerite 4. Bordwel was mar
ried to Robert G. Mcintyre on Wednesday
morning at the home Of her mother Mrs
Edward H. Strickland No. IA Classon
avenue. The Rev. DR.. Joseph Dunn Bur-
rell. pastor of the Classon Avenue Presby
terrain Church officiated. The bride wore a
lingerie gown and carried sweetpeas. Her
sister, Miss Georgiana Strickland. also in
white lingerie was her maid of honor and
only attendant. The best man was Robert
Macbeth. a wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony the decorations being IN
white and green.
Another home wedding on Wednesday
was that of Miss Vera Bailey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, Of No. 625
Decatur street. and Spofford Wyckoff. of
Stamford, Conn. The bride. gowned in
white chiffon and carrying lilies-of-the-val-
lev and Bride roses was attended by Miss
Sara Strong who was in pale pink chiffon
and carried roses of the same tint. A little
nephew OF the bride Master Wallace
/ Campbell. served as page. Frederick Nor
gan of Bridgeport, Conn, was the best
man a small reception followed the cere-
mony, which was performed by the Rev.
! Charles A Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Wyckof
will spend their honeymoon motoring.
Miss Edith Genevieve Ross and Edward
joseph gilmore are 10 Dt quietly ma aA'N
on Tuesday. July r. at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
Ross. No SsSA Hancock street Miss Ross
has chosen for her attendants Mrs. Frank
AIlafre and Miss Henrietta Doscher- H
Rlake Gilmore will he his brothers. best
man. Mr. Gilmore is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs William q. Gilmore, of No. IS Pros
pect Park West.
Mrs. Henry Butler Moore is entertaining
several friends of her daughter. Miss Ruth
Moore. over the holiday. In the party are
Miss Amy Warren. Miss Dorothy Elliott.
Miss Marion Peterson. Miss Helen Wood
Miss Dorothy Cragin. Miss Ruth Blackford
and Miss Mildred Robinson.
I Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hayes Wood are
! spendins d fortnight motoring They are
/ now at Mount Washington. Breton Woods
! Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Luckenbach, who
went abroad early in May, were in CARTS
had last week Their plans were to return
! by the Kronprinzessin cecilie on Wednes-
/ day.
! A1r and Mrs Jesse J.. Hopkins are at
tho Hampton Inn, Westhampton. Long
I Island Miss Bessie Hopkins will spend
the summer abroad.
Among other recent arrivals at the
/ HAMPTON Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. James
Guthrie Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs Maillard M
Canda. Mr.. and Mrs John Clapperton
Kerr. Mr. and Mrs William B. Jourdan.
! the e G Rowens Mr.. and Mrs William
/ Hardness Mr.. and Mrs Thomas oTmlston
4 Calendar Mrs. Edward Luckenbach and
| the Charles X. Cordiers
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sutphin. the
. Misses S1ltphin. Mr.. and Mrs. Renwiek NJ.
/ Speirs and Mrs. Henry f. Ide are among
the Brooklyn people who arrived al the
Howell House, Westhampton, last week
! Of considerable interest on this side OF
the river was the wedding in the church
of ST Vincent Ferrer, Manhattan. on
Wednesday. of Miss Grace Marie KELSEY
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Robert
! Kelsey. and John Y Connolly, A reception
Andrew broadway and I'D street, Man
haitian The bride was sowned in Whit
satin messaline and white chiffon cloth
trimmed with point lace. Her only at
tendant was Miss Lillian Regina Kelsey
who was gowned in blue chiffon cloth over
sweetpeas. Joseph Connolly was his broth
ers' best man. and serving ushers were
Paul Jennings. Edward keegan, Walter
Vernon. jr, and James Archer. The bride
&c q niece of Judge lanes Walsh. Pinf