New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-11

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Little Italy dance at the Heights CASINO
| and the dinners preceding it. The guests
were received by the members of the com
mittee, Mrs Herbert Lee Pratt, Miss
Katherine Dreer, Miss Louisa Man Win
gate Mrs A A. Low, Mrs. Alexander NJ.
White Mrs. John Hill Morgan, Mrs. Lewis
Mills Gibbs, Miss Benson and Miss Thyrza
Benson
Not the least enjoyable feature of the
evening was the informality which pre-
vailed, it being much like a house dance
where all the guests were we'll acquainted
with one another The dinner hOstesSeS
were Miss Dreier. Miss WinGate and Mrs.
Herbert Lee Pratt.
The announcement of the engagement Of
Miss Gertrude Taylor and William H. E.
Cooper made at luncheon of eight
covers given on Wednesday by Miss Doro-
thy Hutchins Marston at her home. No. 16S
LAFAYETTE avenue The table appointments
were in pink. roses and margUerites being
used in the decorations. Miss Taylor, who
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
]. Taylor. of No 27S Lafayette avenue. was
graduated from Packer in 1905 and made
her debut the following winter. Mr.. Cooper
Cooper of No. ia Hancock street.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. g. Ed
ward Rollins, of No. sos East 10Th street,
F1atbush, for a reception on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Rollins was formerly Miss
Helen Estelle Bond
Miss Mary J. Carr, daughter of Justice
and Mrs. William J. Carr, of No. S31 Car
of - e
last week She was presented on Wednes-
day at the first OF a series of three recep-
tons Receiving with her We're Miss Es-
tclle O'Brien and Miss Norah Hayes, of
Manhattan Miss Marguerite Heating, Miss |
Margot Loughran, Miss Clara Kent and
Miss Kathryn Murray. Cut flowers and |
palms were used in the decorations Mrs. |
Carr was gowned in old gold satin, with d
beaded tunic. and Miss Carr was frocked I
in white chiffon.
The Old Dutch Church in F'Iatbush was |
the scene on Wednesday evening of the |
wedding OF Miss Addie Leonore German, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis German. /
of No. 25O1 Canarsie Lane, and Albert !
Small Peyton. jr The Rev. DR.. John f.
Lloyd performed the ceremony, which was
followed by reception at the German /
home.
The bride was gOwned in white satin I
with an overdress of duchesse and rose
point lace She wore tulle veil and car
ried orchids and Iilies-of the-va1ley. Her
attendants were Mrs. Louis w Tompkns,
Miss Pansy Peyton, Miss Florence Nor
rison, Miss Geralda Gianella, Miss Polka
schoenijahn, Miss Mary Lees and Miss
Gertrude Vanderveer While their gowns
were similarly fashioned. two were in
the same colors, different combinations of
the shades being used They carried maid
enhair fern. Il
Thomas Mahon Kilker. of Norfolk, Va. /
was the best man. Serving as ushers were
Gale German, Arthur Wardell. Cecil Rind-
foos Louis Tompkins, Arthur Martin and
David Scot.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. William
Barthman, Mrs. F. William Barthman, jr.,
and Mrs. Henry c. Barthman received from
until o'clock at No. % Montgomery
Place Pink roses and greenery were COM
bined in the decorations.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs Stan
ley Greene, of Baltimore; Mrs. Chauncey
Ryder, Mrs. George y. Robinson. Mrs. Vim
cent Hubbell, Mrs Josephine BaImer Mrs.
f. w Haviand, Mrs. f. b. Vanderkaw and
Mrs McAllister. A dinner and bridge fol-
lowed
An out-of-town wedding Wednesday
will ia that of Miss Grace Bonheur Lou
den. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Trmble Louden, and Arthur Raymond
Burns
The ceremony will take place in st.
Mary's Church, Amityville, Long Island, at
$50 o'clock.
The bridal party will include "a matron
of honor. Mrs William Mott Tobias; four
bridesmaids, Mis- Claire Rhinelander Rem
wick Miss Ann Elizabeth Hayne Miss
Irene lI,tele Newton and Mrs. Burton
Bishop; the best man, Harry Francis
Burns. and four ushers Joseph Putnam
Lantry. Carlton De Wolf Roberts Charles
Clifford Miller and Joseph Pruden Shafer,
OF Brooklyn.
OPEN AIR THEATRES
1t is interesting TO note, in view OF the
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