New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements of the Borough.

At noon yesterday Miss Jean Dunbar
Adams daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horauo
Mortier Adams, of No. 81 Montgomery
Place, was married 10 Robert Gair, Jr., at
Appledore. the country home of her par
ents at Glen Cove, Long Island. Palms,
smilax and white chrysanthemums deco
rated the room where the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Nehemiah
Boynton, OF the Clinton Avenue Congre-
gational Church, and American Beauty
roses were combined with autumn tonnage
in the decorations throughout the rest OF
the house Quite departure from the
conventional wedding gown was the one
worn by Miss Adams 1t was fashioned
after the quaint Marguerite design, ana
made of white satin with an overdress OF
net embroidered with pearls. She wore
tule veil held in place by coronet OF
orange blossoms and carried liles-of-the-
valley and orchids. Miss Ethel James
Adams. as her sisters maid OF honor
wore gown of rose colored satin with
tunic Of taupe chiffon. Her bouquet OF
hydrangeas and hat of dull cloth of gold
harmonized beautifully with this costume.
The brides other attendants were aMrs'
William GIL nee Gair). at whose wed
ding in June the Misses Adams were
bridesmaids; Miss Mary Buchanan Jen-
nings, Miss Elizabeth Rossiter, Miss Irene
Cave, of Brooklyn; Miss Hildegarde La
sell and Miss Marion Lasell. of Whitins-
VILE, Mass. Their frocks we're OF white
satin covered with rose chiffon edged
with fur. In place of flowers thcy carried
large brown satin muffs matching their
hats Mr Gair who T. the sor Of Mr..
and Idrs Robert G,ir. * No. 1@ New
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Beach, Long Island. had hssr Best man
lis brother, George Gair. The ushers
were John Fairchild ADAMS, William A.
Gill. George Patterson. Charles Melville
Bull, jr. Of Brooklyn; Chase Williams and
Carl Williams, of Piermont. y. y. At the
reception following the ceremony Mrs
Adams received in a gown Of gray satin
With an overdress of net embroidered In
the orchid shades and Mrs. Gsir, sr., was
attired in lavender satin With garnitures
of point lace. Covers were laid for thirty
six ar the dinner dance given Friday
evening for the bridal party al the Mas
sau Country Club, at Glen Cove Inc
bride and her sister were introduced to
society four years ago. and they nave
since been among the most active young
women in the borough. While their home
is on the Park Slope they have always
been intimately identified with the young
er set on the Heights.
noteworthy wedding Will be that on
Wednesday, November g. Of Miss Elise
Post Hoxie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dcnison Hoxie, of No 469 Park
Place. and Frank HoWland PARCELS, son of
Mr. and Mrs Charles PARCELS, also of this
borough II is TO be a home ceremony at
o'clock TO which only relatives Will he
asked. but Invitations TO the reception fol-
loving, half an hour later, are 10 be more
general The Rev. DR.. Nehemiah Boynton
will be the officiating clergyman. Miss
Hoxie will be attended by n matron OF
honor Mrs Herbert II. Lewis, and a maid
Of honor Miss Helen Kenyon, of Brooklyn
Alfred PARCELS is TO act as his brother
best man, but there will not be any ushers
The engagement of Miss Hoxie and MI
PARCELS was announced early in the spring.
Belle Terre. Port Jefferson, Long lslanS,
was made quite gay over the week END by
the wedding there yesterday of Miss Airline
Bayliss daughter of Charles Z. BaYliss,
and Milton Wright briggs. A large house