New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11

lbs COTTON. brOtherS OF inc hrl0e. W ME
flowers. palms and smilsx were effectively
combined in the decorations.
The bride who is member Of the
Twentieth Century and Brooklyn Heights
Seminary clubs. is 9 sister of Mrs. Robert
Truslow, Mrs Frank jerks and Mrs. Alex
ander o. Birnie.
DR.. Glllett. who is a professor in the
Theological Seminary at Hartford, was
graduated from Amherst in 1850. and is a
trustee OF that college and Smith He ia
the son Of Edward Bates Gllett. of West
field. Mass. Next fall he and Mrs. Gillctt
will make their home in Hartford.
Wednesday, August is. is the date set for
the wedding of Miss Sophie Graham
Booker daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. J.
+. Booker. OF Lexington Va, and Or. An
drew ID. Packer, son Of Mrs. William S
Packer. of No 26O Hicks street, and a
grandson of the late Mrs. w. s. Packer
founder of the Packer Institute. 1t is too
early for any further details to have been
decided upon.
ST. AIMS on the Heights was the scene
Monday afternoon of the wedding of Miss
Marion Bigelow, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Wilder Bigelow. and S. Worcester
Sargent The Rev. Dr. c. Campbell Walker
performed the ceremony at o'clock, and
small reception followed at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Bigeow, No. 70 Schermcrhorn
street.
At both the church and the house there
we're beautiful floral decorations consist
ing of white peonies, daisies and green's
ba
ding dress Of her mother who was Miss
Maud Murray of the Heights, ornamented
Miss Bigelows gown. Her veil was also Of
lace. and she carried large bouquet OF
lilies-of- the valley. Miss Elise Flanagan,
of Manhattan, who acted as maid OF honor.
wore a gown Of soft yellow satin with a
chiffon tunic in the same shade fastened
about the waist by huge Japanese sash.
The bridesmaids wore similar frocks. but
the TUNES We're Of lavender chiffon. They
were Miss Jean Murray. a cousin of tho
bride: Miss Eunice Gift Mallory, of Brook
| lyn; Miss Ethel a. Carhart, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Henry p. Carhart. who formerly
! lived on the Heights. but now make their
| home across the river. and Miss Dorothy
Siratton. of Manhattan. With these cos
tunes were worn large ecru lace hats,
| trimmed with butterfly bows Of the same
material as the ssshes. They carried huge
arm bouquets OF daisies
Winthrop Sargent. ir.. was his brothers
best man. and the ushers were Gorham +.
Sargent and Fitzwliam Sargent, c. Effing-
ham Burnett. of Buffalo; Newell y. Van
Derhoef. Of Brooklyn: Louis Flanders and
Julian d'Estes, Of Boston, the last two
classmates of Mr. Sargent at Harvard.
Mr.. Sargent who is son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Sargent. OF Haverford, Penn. and a
nephew OF John Singer Sargent, painter.
will take his degree AT Harvard this year.
He and Mrs Sargent will make their home
in Buffalo the coming year.
ONLY relatives were present at the we'd
ding Thursday morning Of Miss May
Lewis Close and Ralph Kirkmsn. II was
quietly solemnized by the Rev. W. ,.
Cogan. a close personal friend Of the bride
and bridegroom.
Miss Close who is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs Stuart Close. of No 2iS Hancock
street. wore her travelling gown and was
unattended There was no best man, but
Bernard Close and Sidney Kirkman acted
as ushers.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkman will spend a
month in the Catskills. The bridegroom is
the son OF Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kirk
man Of No. pc Clinton avenue.
| The wedding OF Miss Annette Louise
Martin. daughter OF William Payne Mar
tin. Of No % Kinney street, Newark and
Charles Frederick Mackay. son of Mrs.
Philip Mackay. OF No. 222 18th street, Bay
Ridge. is to take place Wednesday. June
! 2S 1t Is 10 be a home ceremony to which
only relatives and few intimate friends
have been asked. but invitations TO the
reception following have been more gen
eral
The bride will he attended by maid of
honor. her sister. Miss Emma Martin and
two bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth Scott
Mackay. sister of the bridegroom. and Miss
Louise Martin Field. of Saugerties. y. Y.
She Will also have q little flower girl, Miss
Katherine Smith, Of Newark
The best man is TO be William London
Wilson. and chosen as ushers are Or.
Thomas f. Martin, Albert G. Vaudeville.
Of Newark: Joseph Hartley Mackay Frank
Powers. Frank +. Parkinson and Walter
L. Durack. jr.. of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Eversley Chids, of No. 20,
Clinton avenue, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Childs TO
Archibald McLaren, son OF Mrs. James
McIlaren, OF No. 6s3 10th street.
An out of town wedding on Tuesday was
that Of Miss Reta Parish Smith, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Smith. OF Locust
Valley. Long Island. and Charles Goodwin
Anderson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VILLA m
NJ Anderson, Of No. 1.2o Pacific street.
II was a home ceremony at O'Clock.
The bride was gowned in white lace and
carried sweet peas. She was attended by
a mstron ~ honor. Mrs. Herbert L. Smith.
and Mrs. Kenneth T. Lord Mrs Edward
]. Graft Mrs William b. Nash of Brook
| Ign, and Mrs. Frank l.. Lewis, of Man
haitian. Mrs. Smith was gowned in pink
marquisette and the other attendants
wore white William w Anderson was his
brothers best man. and the ushers were
Herbert l.. Smith. Edward /. Graf. Will
lam b. Nash. John n. Steingester Harry
G. lremonger and Edward Ostrom. ir
OF interest 10 society in this borough
was the wedding in Patchogue. Long ISL
| and. on Tuesday OF Miss Elsie Smith.
| daughter OF the late Judge Wilmot NJ
Smith. and Maxwell Harvey Wiley. OF
| Indianapolis. The Rev. Jacob FROST per
! formed the ceremony at the home of Mrs.
| Smith.