New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings Past and to Come
''Poiy" PLAY at Montauk.

Of Lawrence, Kan, at $50 O'Clock on
Wednesday evening. May q. al the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Doughty,
No. 2Ss Washington avenue. Miss Jean
Dunbar Adams Is to be her maid of honor.
There are TO be no bridesmaids. but eight
OF her intimate friends will act as ribbon
bearers They are Miss Ethel James
Adams, Miss Mary Richardson Babbott.
Miss Mary White Childs, Miss Katharine
Dauchy, Miss Jessie Stanton, of Brooklyn;
Miss Cordelia Crane. of Newark. N j.:
Miss Bertha Wilbur, of Mystic, Conn, and
! Miss Edgarda Robinson of Yonkers, n. Y.
| The best man will be J. E. Mcpherson, Of
! Kansas City Miss Doughty is the sister
! of Mrs. Herbert Howard Knox. She will
| give luncheon for her attendants on Sat
urday.
Miss Laura Merrick, who is to marry
Theodore Pratt son of Mr. and Mrs
! Charles NJ. Pratt. on Thursday. June 2, will
be attended by Miss Suzanne Merrick. who
! is to act as maid OF honor. and by Miss
/ Margaret Pratt Miss Katharine Pratt. sis
tiers of the bridegroom: Miss Laura Hob
son. Miss Gladys Taylor, Miss Joel Harris.
! Miss Polly Gordon, of New Orleans. and
Miss Margaret Lowe. of Manhattan. Nor
while those selected 10 serve as ushers are
Keith McVaugh; of this borough: Percival
Nash of Manhattan: Ralph Chase. of East
! Orange; Sterling Mott, Stewart lie Blanc.
! Arthur La Cour, OF New Orleans. and Rob-
! ert Chaplin, of Providence. Christ Church.
j New Orleans. will be the scene Of the cere-
mony at o'clock and a reception will fol-
low at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
6xrin MerrirL
/ Charles avenue
! AS Mr. and Mrs Frederick A Neergaard
were for many years prominent residents
of the Heights, the wedding of their daugfl-
ter Miss Jessie Louise Neergaard, is nat
urally Of much interest to society in that
section She is to be married to Frederick
| Trowbridge McOnber on Saturday. June
Il, at No. Us Pleasant street, Arlington,
| Mass. where her parents are now living.
| Miss Neergaard is niece of Mrs. William
c. Beecher, of No. 125 Columbia Heights.
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Miss Marie Ouvrier, daughter of Mrs.
Louis ouvrier. and William Henry Mckee
YER of Manhattan, are to be married at a
nuptial mass in ST. Saviour's Church. at
| II o'clock on Tuesday, June z. The cere-
mony. which is TO be performed by the
! Rev. Father James J. Flood. will be fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast at the home
/ ofstfe brides mother. No. 479 sth street.
Miss Grace SchUanhausser is TO be the
maid of honor and only attendant OF the
! bride Edward c.. Holland. of Manhattan,
| is TO be the best man, and serving as
! ushers will be P. j. keogan, John King,
Harry l. Meehan and Peter L. Mcdonnell.
Miss Ouvrier is a graduate Of St. Joseph S
Convent, Brentwood, and a popular MEM
Der of ST Marys Junior Auxiliary.
An important wedding in Fiatbush society
will be that on Wednesday, June Is, of Miss
Enroll MurieI Richmond. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Asa Richmond, Of No.
1926 Church avenue, and William Martin
Livingston. It is to be a home ceremony.
at O'Clock. followed by reception. The
bride will be attended by maid of honor,
Miss Edith Dollard. and two bridesmaids,
Miss Georgette Dader and Miss Victoria
Carter. The best man is to be, William
Benedict. and chosen as ushers are Harry
Jackson, Robert Valsey, Percivai Eoeffier
and Harry Hoffman. The engagement OF
Miss Richmond and Miss Martin was an
nounced early in March . -.
An out-of-town wedding of note will be
that on Saturday, June II, Of Miss Viola
c. Walsh daughter of Mrs. James A.
Walsh, of No. Plaza street. and Samuel
A Morrison, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Morrison of No. 423 LIST street. The
! ceremony will take place at 4 o'clock. in
the little Church of ST. Mary, at Roslyn.
Long Island. Miss Alice Raynor Morrison.
a sister of the bridegroom, will act as maid
of honor Dominic Bodkin Griffin is to be
the best man, and serving as ushers will
be Joseph Brennan. of Roslyn, brother-in-
law OF Miss Walsh: John McAulire, Harry
McNulty, of this borough. and William
Hammond, of Manhattan. In compliment
to the fances Mrs. McAuliffe lie giving a
dinner Of ten covers this evening at her
home No. SGT sth street.
The drawing. rooms Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cmri Ford Hibbard's home. No. 20 Monroe
Place. were fragrant with white lilacs
Tuesday evening when their daughter, Miss
Justine Edwards Hubbard. was married to
Malcolm Roberts, son of Mrs NJ E. Rob
erts. of Manhattan. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock by the Rev. DR..
Frank Townley. and a large reception fol-
lowed The bride wore a gown OF white
satin and point duchess lace and a tulle
veil fastened by orange blossoms and car
ried nlies-of- the-valley. Her sister. Miss
Charlotte Hibbard in a lingerie frock over
pink satin and hearing a BASKET of pink
sweetpeas, acted as flower girl. Miss Grace
L. Kerr the maid OF honor, was gowned
In pale pink satin, with overdress of en-
broidered chiffon of the same shade. and
carried white lilacs. There were also two
bridesmaids Miss Marguerite Janvrein and
Miss Adelaide Gardner, Of Manhattan.
Their gowns were of pink satin yelled with
a deeper shade of chiffon, and they carried
pink sweetpeas The best man was Edward
Ridley Finch, of Manhattan. and the
ushers were James A. Edwards and A B.
Neach1m Mrs. Hibbard received her
guests in a gown of lavender satin en-
belIished with duchess lace. Mrs. Roberts
was gcwned in black schantilly. Mr. and
; Mrs Roberts Will make their home I'm Man
haitian.
The Puritan Congregational Church Will
be the scene Wednesday evening. June !. of
the wedding of Miss Gertrude c. Hosford.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hosford,
OF No. I5s Hart street, and William Paul
, Allen. sen Of MIR. and Mrs. Henry II Allen.
, of No cor Putnam avenue. The bride will
, he attended By a maid of honor. Miss Vera
Strong. and her three young nieces Miss
Edna Graham, Miss Mildred Graham and