New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

terday afternoon. a profusiCn Of roses and
chrysanthemums, in pink and white, deco
rated the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John 7. Cooney No. 6d 81.
Marks avenue. where the Rev. DIR. Heisch
mann, Of st. Peters. performed the cere-
mony at $3.50 o'clock. 1t was followed by
reception from until 7. Point lace orna-
mented Miss Cooneys gown of white satin
and also formed her veil. She carried white
orchids and lilies of -the-valley. Mrs Car
roll Trowbridge Cooney. who before her
marriage to the brides brother. a few
weeks ago, was Miss Biennie Bossert. acted
as matron of honor She wore her own
wedding gown OF white satin and old point
lace and a Juliet cap of silver lace. The
maid Of honor was Miss Ruth Turner. of
Portland. Ne. She was gowned in pink
chiffon and wore a quaint little poke Cf
velvet and tulle, with rosebuds. They car
ried sunset roses. The bridegroom, who IS
a son Of Harvey c. Heminway, of SYRIA
cuse and all his attendants are Yale men.
He was graduated in 1905 and the best man,
his brother, Roy Willetts Heminway, be-
longs to Yale 'O5. The ushers were Carroll
T. Cooney Yale 10. and Russell Schenck
Cooney, Yale IA, brothers of the bride.
Mrs. Cooney, mother Of the bride, wore
a gown Of French blue satin, with a tunic
of black net embroidered in blue steel and
Jet When they return from their extend
ed wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Heminway
will live IN Lyon, n. y.
Tomorrow evening will bring the we'd
ding of Miss Elsie Preston, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Preston. Of
No. 912 ST. Marks avenue. and Samuel s
Poor. Of Philadelphia. 1t is TO be home
ceremony at S o'clock.
On Wednesday evening Miss Jeanette T.
Day will he married 10 Alexander Mack
intosh In Christ Church. Bedford avenue
The ceremony will be followed by recep-
tion at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus p. Day. No. 1lS Lee
avenue.
Thursday Miss Josephine Drakely will he
quietly married to Phillips Bagden in
Grace Church at noon. Only immediate
relatives will be present at the breakfast
following.
Coming out receptions crowded hard one
upon the other during the last few days.
December and early January. on Satur-
day. however, there will be no debut on
the Heights because OF the wedding on
that day of Miss Annie Jean White a
cebutante Of last season. Miss White, who
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Tired
way White, will be married TO Adrian Van
Sinderen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Van
Sinderen, at 4 o'clock in the Church Of the
Saviour. Only relatives and few close
personal friends have been bidden 10 the
reception following the ceremony. at Mr..
and Mrs. Whites home, No. 40 Remsen
street.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Louise Perry
Fiske, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
3. Fiske. Of No Il Willow street, will be
presented at a reception between the hours
of 4 and o'clock. Mrs. Flske and her
daughter will be assisted in receiving by
Miss Janet Buchanan, Miss Marion Blash-
field, Miss Dorothy Childs. Miss Alice
Denny, Miss Eleanore Ide Miss Ruth Lat
tin, Miss Jean Murray. Miss Alice Moss,
Miss Eva Peabody, Miss Jean Southwick,
Miss Dorothy Thurston and Miss Mary
Vidaud. of Brooklyn; Miss Ruth Fiske, OF
Morristown. a cousin Of the debutante;
Miss Christine Fisher, Miss Geraldine Fitz
Gerald and Miss Geraldine Frost. of Man
haitian, and Miss Charlotte Baker, of Fred
erck Md. They will be entertained at
dinner and dance after the reception
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Frederick w.
Moss will give a reception at her home,
No. SO Remsen street. TO introduce her
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be followed by a dinner dance for the re-
ceiving party, which is to include Miss
Mary Plum, Of Newark; Miss Dorothy
Davids, Of Boston, Miss Vera Van Buren
and Miss Ruth Purves, Of Manhattan, and
Miss Alice Denny. Miss Eleanore Ide, Miss
Freda Notman, Miss Jean Southwick. Miss
Janet Buchanan, Miss Ruth Latin. Miss
Anne Ward, Miss Ruth Thurston, Miss
Louise Fiske, Miss Dorothy Wells and Miss
Doris Mangam.
Wednesday was marked by the debut Of
Miss Marion Blashfeld daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert ID. Blashheld, of No. 81
Willow street. It was the conventional
afternoon reception, between the hours Of
1 and 7 o'clock, followed in the evening by
a dinner dance. The debutante wore a
frock Of soft white satin and pale green
chiffon and Mrs. Blashfeld received in a
gown Of purple satin. They We're assisted
by Miss Louise Fiske. Miss Jean Murray,
Miss Alice Denny, Miss Eva Peabody. Miss
Arietta Little Miss Marguerite Mallet,
Miss Miriam Washburn and Miss Eleanor
Washburn The guests for the evening
were Miss Jacqueline De Pollier, of Man
haitian Miss Mary Howell. Of Newburg;
Miss Katherine Ketcham, Henry Holman
Kotcham, Newell Vanderhoef, Marshall
Vanderhoef. Thomas Randle. Benjamin
Allin and Chiffon Powell of Manhattan,
and George Chase. Richard Colt. Mr.. Lip
pincott. John Stanton. jr.. william Smith
and Alexander Beard. The table appoint
ments were in pink, roses being used in the
decorations.
Receiving with Miss Janet Buchanan
when she made her debut YESTERDAY were
Miss Carpenter and Miss Ladensack. Of
Boston: Miss Green. OF Englewood. and the
Misses Ralli Baldwin Fiske, Southwick.
Murray. Denny, Latin. Moss. Peabody.
Childs Hutchinson. Bowers, Vidaud and
Jennings. The debutante IS the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. s Edwin Buchanan. OF No
1Cg Willow street. where the reception was
held between the hours Of and : o'clock
II was followed by a dinner dance for the
receiving party and an equal number Of
men.
Miss Jean southwick was introduced TO
society on Friday afternoon by her mother.
Mrs Francis II. Southw!ck. at a reception
"a their home No. 81 Peuepont street
The receiving party included MISS Grace
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