New-York tribune., 1911-04-30

,erest 20 society on this side Of the river
v,as mat on Wednesday of Miss Marjorie
Rand. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I Rand and Stuart Corlics Adams. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Brooks ADAMS. inc
bridegroom's parents. were formerly resi-
dents Of the Heights and still have many
friends there.
Brooklyn was well represented III lac
fashionable congregation Which iiH'd '"e
Church OF the Incarnation. where the
ceremony was performed at O'CLOCK anu
at the reception which followed at the
home Of Mr and Mrs. Rand. No. H' west
End avenue There were beautiful decora-
tions at the church in green and Wniie'
Easter lilies were used in the chancel ana
al the pew ends, while branches Of Dog
wood and smilax were bound around the
pillars At the house there was pro-
fusion Of lilies and spring flowers.
Very picturesql Q were the costumes oi
Miss Rands attendants They were OF the
eighteenth century period, fashioned OF
pale blue and pink satins, after the wat
teau style. Mrs. Newton Adams, who act
Ell as matron Of honor, wore gown oil
pink satin the skirt opening in front over
pale blue \ white lace fchu was drapod
over her shoulders, and she wore large
het OF white lace. faced with black velvet
and trimmed with pink roses. The brides
maids GOWN were OF blue satin. opening
over pink. made similar TO Mrs. Adams's.
but they wore large Leghorn hats, orna-
nented with pink roses and wide blue satin
ribbons. which ended in long bows They
were Miss Helen Rand, Miss Caryl Ran
som. Miss Alice Richard and Miss Eliza
beth Demng. Miss Florence Rand. who
was her sisters maid Of honor, Was
sowned in blue satin, made after the same
fashion, and wore black hat like the
matron Of lronor In place Of bouquets
they carried baskets of pink roses and
forget t-me-nots.
The brides gown was OF heavy white
satin. completely covered With old point
applique, and had full court train. Her
tulle veil was becomingly draped in cap
effect and she carried large shower OF
lilies N -the-valley and gardenias.
Newton Adams was ais brothers hest
man. anG serving az usuers were Edmund
W. Corlies Adams Howard corlies, Emmet
Harris. Lee w Gwynne Harold Tappen
and Hubert Herman. The Rev. Or. VIII
Walker Gwynne, Of Calvary Church. Of
hciated.
Mr. Rand received in pink SATIN, with
an overdress Of black chiffon cloth, en-
broidered in black and white and gold.
Mrs. Adams vas sttired in lavender satin.
Mr. adams was graduated from Harvard
In l4o5. Mr. Rsnd'st presen' 10 his daugh-
ter wss home in W Dr 1eo. \. J.
Announcement has .... . s,e It the en-
g3gement OF t.r...ta H. Day.
daughter of N.. a.. Mrs Augustus r.
Day. Of 40 rs Lee avenue. and Alexander
Macintosh. Last Tuesday evening Mr.
and Mrs Winthrop Murray Tuttle, Of SO
a Grace court. entertained in honor of
their cousin and nel fsnct
Receiving with the hostess and her guest
of honor were Miss Sarah Tropbridge pay.
Mrs Frank Day Tuttlo and Mrs John T.
Rankcn Miss Day is graduate of Packer.
Mr.. Wackintosh belongs 10 the Pctrarch
and LinSernot societies, OF Twilight Park,
IN the Catskils. and last year won the cup
given by Harrington Putnam. ic had
covered more than four hundred miles and
assembled twenty-siX mountains the pre-
''NiHG F'dtF ~ - n iI'l0bti bl the liam
ilton. Crescent and Dyker Meadow Golf
clubs. the National Arts club. OF Manhat-
tan. and Is president Or the BROOKLYN
Chapter OF the American Institute OF
Architects. He Is also an associate Of the
Royal institute Of British Architects
Mrs Albert Il. Chaplin, Of No 96 Union
street and Lakevllc. conn. has announced
the engagement of her thrd daughter
Miss Emile Chaplin to Paul Ciodio. of
Manhattan.
\ noteworthy engagement Just announced
Is that Of Miss Ruby Evelyn Norton.
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs Robert f.
Norton, of No. $50 Ocean avenue. and Rev
nellie George Edward Cornish, of Richmond
I'M
Miss Norton Is graduate OF the Wom-
ans College. of Baltimore. and of the
New York University Law School of which
Mr.. Cornish is also graduate Her sister
Miss Louise Beryl Norton. last October
married William r. De Mott
Mrs Melville H. Bcarns. Of 80 % Jo.