New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and
Announcements of the Week.

debutante Of the season. She was intro
duced AT tea given Friday afternoon by
her mother. Mrs Henry Ice. at their home,
No. 26S Henry street In the receiving
party were Miss Isabel lde sister OF the
dcbutante her cousin. Miss Alice Ide: Miss
Marjorie Browning. Of Orange; Miss WinI
fred hoffman. Miss Dorothy Abbott. Miss
Dorothy Sutphin. Miss Jean Murray. Miss
Alice Moss. Miss Mary Vidaud. Miss Janet
Buchanan Miss Louise Fiske and Miss
Jean Southwick The debutante who wore
a simple little white frock. was graduated
from Smith last June She was one OF the
bridesmaids at the wedding last month Of
her classmate, Miss Katherine Burrell, and
George II. Sicsrd, Of Buffalo Mrs lde re-
ceived in lavender chiffon cloth.
The date for Miss Mary Vidaud's COM
ing out reception has not yet been set but
on Friday evening. January 3, there will
be dance given for her by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z. Vidaud at their
home. No. l6l JoralemOn street.
When Miss Marion Blashfeld, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blashheld. OF No.
81 Willow street makes her formal bow TO
society, next Wednesday afternoon, she
will be surrounded by Miss Louise Fiske.
Miss Jean Murray. Miss Alice Denny. Miss
Arietta Little. Miss Eva Peabody. Miss
Marguerite Malet. Miss Miriam Washburn
and Miss Eleanor Washburn.
A large receiving party will mark the
coming out reception OF Miss Janet Blu
chanan on Saturday. December . 1t will
include Miss Carpenter and Miss Laden
sack. of Boston: Miss Green. of Englewood.
and the Misses Rali, Baldwin. Fis<e.
Southwick Murray. Denny, Latin. Moss.
Peabody. Langham Childs. Hutchinson.
Bowers Nidaud and Jennings. The de-
butaute is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs $
Edwin Buchanan. of No. 100 Willow street.
whore the reception will he held between
the hours OF and o'clock. 1t Will he
followed by a dinner and dance.
The reception which Mrs Walter Fitch
of 40. 2O7 Garfield Place, is To give on
Friday TO introduce her daughters. the
Misses Marion and Estelle Fitch Will be
followed in the evening by a dinner and
theatre party at the Montauk for those re-
ceivng with them. The receiving party
will include Miss Marguerite Coombe. of
Manhattan; Miss Katherine Harrison. of
New Haven: Miss Marion Weller, Miss
Marguerite Limond. Miss Helen Carey
Miss Eleanor Greenberg. Miss Alice Por-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Kirkham, Miss Gladys
Louis and Miss Hazel Brown.
ON Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Richard
Browne, of No. 5Si ocean avenue Will pre-
sent her daughter, Miss Hazel Robbins
Browne at a reception between the hours
of and : o'clock They Will be assisted
in receiving by Miss Vera Browne. Mrs.
Alexander q. Black. Mrs James Y. Robb,
Mrs Edward p Camp. Mrs. Thomas Val
lette Mrs. Frank II. Hodgman and Miss
Louise Zabrske. At the tea-table will be
Miss Estclle Fitch. Miss Helen Boody
Carey. Miss Ida Hagedorn, Miss Mildred
KounZe and Miss Dorothy Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Meyer, Of Flatbush,
will give dance at the Wildwood Club on
Wednesday evening for their daughter.
Miss Adaline Meyer, who is entertaining
nine Of her classmates at Smith over the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Sarah T. De Long is a recent addi-
tion To the seasons debutantes. Her par
give a dance at which she will be pre-
sented on Friday evening, December 10, at
their home, No 1lOO Albemarle Road,
Flatbush. Miss De Long was graduated
from Packer last June.
Mrs Henry c. Thorn, Of No. l@ Lafay-
ette avenue, will give a reception on Sat
urday afternoon. December p, at which she
will formally introduce her daughter, Miss
Helen Joralemon Thorn. They Will receive
from until 7 o'clock
Mrs. Stuart Hull Moore, Of No 43 McDon-
ough street, has issued cards for Saturday,
December g. from until o'clock The
/ reception will be for her daughter, Miss
Dorothy Moore, and her niece, Miss Hazel
King, Of Peconic Long Island Receiving
with them will he Mrs Moore's daughters,
Mrs. Arthur Standish Moore and Mrs, Eliot
| Drake Moore.
The wedding of Miss Ethel James Adams
and Morris Upham Ely on Tuesday was
probably the one of most general interest
taking place thus far this autumn. Since
their debut about five years ago Miss
Adams and her younger sister, Miss Jean
Adams. who last year married Robert Gair,
ir have been two OF the most active
Young women in society, not only in town.
but on Long Island where their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Mortimer Adams,
have country home at Glen Cove.
IL was there, at Appledore. that the cere
mony was performed at noon by the Rev.
Dr Nehemiah Boynton, Of the Clinton
Avenue Congregational Church, in the
presence OF relatives and a few close per-
eonal friends. 1t was followed by break
fast. Great masses OF chrysanthemums in
pink and white were banked against
autumn foliage i'm the living room, where
/ the bridal party stood, and in the dining
room. while in the hall American Beauty
/ roses were used The bride. whose only
attendant was Miss Lillian Rossiter. wore
! gown of white satin fashioned with a
! long court train and trimmed with lace
/ Her ture veil fell from cap of lace and
| she carried llies-of the-valley and orchids
Miss Rosslter's gown of white satin was
yelled with pale blue chiffon embroidered
| in rosebud design She wore black
velvet hat ornamented by blue plumes and
carried pink roses. Mrs Adams received
! in blue velvet
Mr. Ely, who is the son OF Mr and Mrs.
G. Cpham Ely of the Heights had as best
man J. Hamilton Scranton, OF South Glas-
tOnbury. Conn. His ushers were John f.
Adams. brother of the bride: Robert IL.
Gay, George II. Schreiber. Darius r. Peck.
Of Manhattan; Lewis NJ Williams. Of
Cleveland. and Lewis f. IIaslam, of ST
Louis Mr. Ely who was graduated from
Yale in 9S. has moved in the same social
Il sfs,.r
their wedding trip in Canada they will live