New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

They are Mrs. Percie Lutte, of Brlose-
port. Conn; Miss Florence Calhoun hui me-
Miss Mabel Dinsmore. of Manhattan MISS
Marion Poolse. of Boston; Mrs Charles T.
/ Rogers. ir. Mrs. George V. S. Carroli' MIS- MISS
| Florence Williams, Miss MaybeiIe VII
iIiams. Mrs Irving Mckenny, MISS ENi"
I Louise Adams. Miss May Hermstohe MISS
J Catherine BigIey and Miss Emily WEIGH
lit is to be a home ceremony at CLOCK
A notable wedding on wednesday even
ing was that of Miss Elise Post hoAie'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Dem
son Hoxie. of No. 409 Park place ana
/ Frank Howland PARCELS. 1t was nome
ceremony at S o'clock. the Rev Dr- Meme
lmiah Boynton officiating. The orlde d'
ttendants were Mrs. Herbert II. Lewis ana
iAEiss Helen Kenyon. They were SoWneo
sin pink satin veiled with marqulsette ana
,carried pink chrysanthemums. The oride
tgown was of crepe meteor, empfoldeieu
land ornamented with duchess lace. she
wore the conventional tulfe veil and orange
ihlossoms Alfred PARCELS was the best
man. Chrysanthemums, autumn tolage
and palms We're used in the decorations
Miss Louise Higgins also is to be debu-
tante this season. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Williams Ardiss Higgins.
of No 11S1 Dean street. and will be pre-
sented to society on Friday. November %,
at the conventional afternoon reception
Miss Ethel Rowe Shelley was married 10
Irving Giles Douglas on Wednesday even
ing at the home of her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs Edward Shelley, No 2lS Garfield
place. The ceremony was performed by
her grandfather. the Rev. Robert 5. Rowe,
of Baltimore. before an improyised altar
decorated with white and yellow Chrysan-
themums the same flowers, combined with
autumn leaves. being used throughout the
house A pretty feature of the wedding
was the presence of the brides Sunday
school class. eight little girls in white
frocks, who held the ribbons forming the
aisle Miss Shelley, who was gowned in
chiffon embroidered with pearls and car
ried bride roses and lilies of the valley,
was attended by her two sisters, Miss Doris
Shelley. the maid of honor, and Miss WinI-
fred Shelley. who acted flower girl. The
maid of honor wore white silk with touches
of gold in the trimming and carried yellow
chrysanthemums. John s. Lewis the
best man. \ small reception followed the
ceremony, at Whlch the Kew. Dr. James
NJ. Farrar assisted DR.. Rowe. Mr. and
and Mrs. Douglas will make their home
in Bayonne. y. J.
The annual dance for the benefit of the
Little Italy Neighborhood Association is to
be given at the Heights Casino Tuesday
evening, December g.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvah Dawson of No -
LenoX Road, F'latbush, will give a recep-
ton Tuesday evening for their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ
fortnight ago, Miss Helen Cortelyou De
Baun.
The concert of the Princeton Banjo Man
dolin and Glee Clubs will be given at the
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church.
Wednesday evening. November %
Mrs. Charles Louis Sicard, of No. 329
West 18th street, will be at home Wejines-
days in November and December.
The clubwOmen of the borough turned
| out in large numbers for the bridge given
society, Daughters of the American Revo-
/ luton. at the Wildwood Club, Flatbush. for
] We're not the proceeds to go towards the
raising of the necessary amount to insure
| the erection of q clubhouse? That project
| is very near their hearts. The success of