New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

announcements.
Miss Louisa Mann Winsate and Dr. John
c. Undcrhill arc to be married on Satur-
day. April s. Tho Rev. Frank Maxwell
: Towney will perform the ceremony IN the
home OF the brides parents General and
Mrs. George Wood Wingatc. No 100 Deai,
street, at ) o'clock. Only relatives and n
! few close personal friends will be present.
/ Miss Wingate. whose activities in social
and phiianthropic movements are too wide
/ y known to need further comment. will
be unattended. but DR.. Jacques Corteyou
Rushmore will act as best man. Miss Win
gate is a sister of Mrs. Horatio Gates
Lloyd. of Iaverford. Penn. The Wngatcs'
summer place is in Twilight Park. n. Y.
Miss Martha Nelson Green and George
Floyd Gregg are to be married on Monday.
April H. This wedding is of much interest
on the Heights. but as Miss Green is still
I in mourning for her father only relatives
will be present at the ceremony. which is
I TO take place in st. Bartholomcw's Chapel.
Manhattan. She is the daughter Of Mrs.
John English Green. of No. ioSS Fifth ave
nuc, Manhattan, formerly Of Louisville, and
a granddaughter Of the late Norvn Green,
president Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. Miss Mabel Green. sister Of
/ the bride will be her only attendant. Mr..
CreGo, who is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar NJ Gregg. of No. l55 Columbia
/ Heights will have as best man his brother,
Frederic Roberts Crego. James +. Pierce
! and W. Sterling Peters. also of the Heights.
will be his ushers. Mr.. Gregg is member
of the Hamilton, Crescent Athletic and
Heights Casino clubs
Miss Dorothy Hutchns Maysron, whose
engagement TO James Wood Ames. of Mont
clair, was recently announced, was the
guest of honIr at the tea given on Friday
afternoon by her cousin. Miss Ruth Havi-
/ land, daughter of Mr ard Mrs. Edgar f.
Haviland, of No 1872 Dean street. Pink
roses decorated the rooms and formed the
ornamentaton for the tea table. at which
were Miss Gertrude Taylor. Miss Edna
Shepard and Miss Adelaide Read, of Bridge
port conn. Miss Constance Haviland re.
ceivod with the hostess. vino wore white
narqusette, hand embroidered. and Miss
Marston gowned in beaded net over white
satin. They were assisted by Miss Elinor
Kneeland, Miss Edith Walbridge. Miss Ruth
Harlow and Miss Hazel Baxter. Miss Mar
ston is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Marston. Of No. 1SS Lafayette avenue.
Miss Marguerite Du Mary who sailed
carly in January TO study music and trench
at the MacLean Address school, in Paris,
is now motoring through the chateau coun-
try She will spend few weeks travelling
through Southern France. and before re-
turning 10 America, in June, will pass
fortnight in London. On arriving in this
country she will 60 TO the country home OF
her aunt. Mrs Edward E. Jordan. at Bay
Shore, Ions Island.
Mrs Richard T. Pulen, OF No SIS Car
roll street will give q reception OH Tues
day. April IS. for her daughter Miss Helen
! Frances Ford. In the receiving party VIII
be Miss Katharine De Selding. Miss Dor
| othy Sutphin, Miss Marjorie Decker, Miss
Edith Nalbridge Miss Grace Frank, Miss
! Helen M'Iard. Miss Airline Williams and
Mrs. Philip Arthur Huber.
Mrs Frank Lyman Dunnen, OF No. 4oo
1 Central Park west has announced tie en-
sagement Of her daughter. Miss cara
Barnes DsnfoTth, to Francis Bacon liam
lin. son of the Rev. DR.. Tunis S. Hamlln'
of Washington. Mrs. Dunneli formerly liVed
on the Heights.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas c. Craig. of NO N'
| Washington Park. announce the engfge-
ment of their daughter. Miss Mary w.
CRAIG. TO Robert Stuart owens, son of Mr..
and Mrs w w. owens, of No. 2S9 Clinton
avenue.
Many persons in this borough have re-
ceivcd cards for the reception which Mrs
Lotion Horton. of No III West 18th street.
/ Manhattan. is to give on April 20. lt VIII be
/ in honor of her sons bride Mrs. Chauncey
Todd Horton, who before her marriage IN
January, which was one cf the notable
/ mid winter affairs Miss Grace Louise
Duckvorth. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
1 ter r. Duckworth. of Berkeley Place. The
receiving hours are from until 6 and from
! s until 10 O'Clock.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Horton. who spent several
weeks travelling through the South, are
now living in No. 6ol West 18th street
Manhattan.
/ Mr. and Mrs Norman +. Hefley. Of No
/ g7s St Marks avenue. announce the en-
/ cage ment of their daughter, Norma Eliza
/ beth to Dr. Robert Strobridge Of the San
Reno. Central Park West. Manhattan, son
Of the late Rev. Dr. George L. Strobrdge
Cards were received last week announc-
/ ing the marriage of Miss Elizabeth ilar-
man. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
! David Uarman. Of Iiebcrton Heights. Pitts
/ burg and Joseph Roura. il. As the bride
groom has only recently recovered from
| typhoid fever, the wedding was celebrated
| quietly in the home Of the brides parents.
Mr. Roura is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Roura, of No. 2H jefferson avenue, who
spend part Of the year At their plantation
! in Cuba lie is a grandson Of the late Il.
r. Hoffman. of Red Hook. and a grand
nephew of the late judge Enoch f.. Fanch-
er. Of New York. Nj and Mrs. RouTa VIII
| live i'm Gerry. Penn.
ON FRIDAY evening Miss Haze Stokes. OF
+ No 30s Garfield Place. entertained small
party At supper after the Packer play. ier
I guests were Miss Emma Lakeland. Miss
/ Grace Shultz. Charles Nardoll, Amos IIaw-
! thornc and Gerald CrcsWaithc
Wcducs DAY. June = IS tho date announced
for the wedding Of Miss Susan Wright
Y Duryea daughter of Louis DuTyea. Of No.
ia Prospect Place. and clarence Ran
I dolph Leach. son OF Mr aud Mrs Georss
". Leach. # No IS McDonoJeh street.
4 Tho ceremony is 10 take place ~ tho Cha
/ tcsu du Pare. which va formerly the