New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09

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Va; Miss Eta Morrison. of Suffolk. Va
Miss May Dixon Thacker. of Norfolk. Va
Miss Louisa Ford. Of Port Royal. Va. and
Miss Gordon Baskeryn of Clifton Forge.
Va. John Wylie. of Manhattan. IS TO act as
best man. but there will he two ushers.
DR. Packer is the son Of Mrs w. s Pack
er, of No. goo Hicks street. The ceremony
is to take place al 6 80 o'clock at Peace
Place the home Of the brides parents the
Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. }. +. Booker. in Ra-
leigh y. G.
As Miss Elena Barron las spent so much
of her time on the Heights since the mar
riage Of her sister Miss Dorothea Barron,
to Philip Rogers Mallory last December, the
announcement of her engagement is of de-
cided interest To the younger people there.
Her flance is Richard Carlcy Hunt. son of
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hunt. of Manhattan.
She is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs George
II. Barron, of Rye. " Y
An important engagement announced last
week was that Of Miss Dorothy Hart Pc
ters daughter of the Rev Or. and Mrs.
Madison G. Peters. Of No. 1922 Glenwood
Road. Flatbush and Harry a. stevens son
1.
Argyle Road.
Mrs. W. Winans Freeman gave tea last
Sunday at Sunny Hours. her cottage at
Belle Terre Long Island. in honor Of Miss
June Peterson, of Chicago. who is visiting
her while painting Miss Louisa Phillips
Freeman's portrait. The rooms were dec
GRATED with great masses Of rambler roses.
Mrs. Freeman was gowned in white lace
and her guest received in Irish point and
silver embroidery.
One Of the loveliest of the June weddings
taking place on the Park slope was that in
All Saints Episcopal Church on the l 9th 81
Miss Alice L. Molly and Frank Lang The
bride is a daughter of John Molly, Of No.
5O1 Sth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Laing are travelling
through Nova Scotia and Canada, but will
soon so TO their summer home on Lake
Champlain. Miss Helen Coleman Molly will
spend the summer with her sister. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam J. Leing, of Montreal Canada
Miss Pierrepont and Miss Anna ]. Pierre
pont returned from brief trip abroad on
Thursday on the Adriatic.
Dr. and Mrs. William Morris Butler will
sail on Tuesday on the Moltke for their an
nual trip abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Jourdan and Miss
Helen h. Jourdan are spending a fortnight
motoring They were at the Hotel Went
worth, Newcastle. y. IT., tho carly part Of
the week
"
Meurcr sailed Yesterday on the Philadelphia
They will spend tho summer AZ St Mortz.
EnGadne, Switzerland. returning in Scptem-
bor to their Belle Terre cottage.
Mrs. Russell r. Prentiss and Miss Lucy
, OtterSon are spending a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs George Hunt Prentss al their
cottage in Elberon. y. J.
Among the recent arrivals at Hampton
Hall. Bellport. Long Island. are Mr. and
Mrs. r. NJ Dorsey. Miss Corinne Baldwin,
Miss Katherine Baldwin and Orrin Baldwin
The recent arrivals at the Inn. West
hampton. Long Island, are Mrs Edward
Luckenbach. Miss Dorothy Luckenbach
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Ross Appleton, Mrs
Thomas b. Martin. the Misses Bessie Flor
ence and Adele Martin. Mrs. Jesse l.. Hop
kins. the Misses Bessie and Jessie Hop
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Sayre, Howell
Sayre and Carlyl Sayre. who have az their
guest RadfOrd English. Harry &. Martin
William Scarborough and Charles VI
Bull, jr.
Mrs. Girls X. Eldredge had as her guests
over the Fourth at her Shelter Island cot
tage Mr.. and Mrs Orris Stanley Eldredge.
Among those who have recently gone
abroad are Mr.. and Mrs. David 4. Body
and Charles A. Body.
Among the Brooklyn people in Paris last
week were Mrs. James l.. Morgan, Mrs.
Samuel Bowie Duryea Frank c. Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs s. V. Bogert. the Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. Newell Dwight Hills and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludwig Nissen.
Mr.. and Mrs. " Devereux Putnam and
the Misses Putnam are spending the sum
mer at Foxburg. Penn They closed their
own house at No 353 Washington avenue
fortnight ago.
Miss Antoinette Hcckscher gave large
house party over the Fourth at Huntington,
Long Island Among her guests were Il.
Stuyvesant Pierrepont. Miss Helen Nc
Laughln. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter y. Still
man.
Mrs. John Mason, Miss Anna Mason and
Miss Florence Knapp left last week for the
Canadian Rockies. where they will spend
a few weeks camping. Mrs. Mason and her
daughter will later go to Hood River. Ore.
for the marriage Of John +. Mason in Au-
gust
Among the people Of Brooklyn interest
sailing on the Kronprinz Wilhelm on Tues
day were Miss Mary Louise Chauncey, Mss
Florence Chauncey and Mr.. and Mrs How
ard NJ Cowperthwait
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Troy are as
usual at the New Monmouth. Spring Lake,
y. j. for July. other Brooklyn people
there ale Mr. and Mrs. George Temple
Moon and M and Mrs. George II. steel.
Announcements were received last week
Of the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Scholes,
Of No % Rodney street. and Charles r.
MAY orcanist Of the Church of the New
Jerusalem. on the Heights. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Aubrey Darby,
Of All Saints Episcopal Church. Leonia. y.
J.. in Lconia, y. j.. on Saturday, July l.
only a few relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs John Edward HOag edith
Forester. who were married on June II,
spent their honeymoon at Lake George. and
will pass the rest of the summer at Clinton
Corners, y. Y. They will make their home
this winter at No. $50 Degraw street.