New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

Miss Ethel Js.neS Adams and Morris Up
lam Ely are so widely known through
their various activities that the formal ar
uouncement Of their engagement made on
Wednesday, was of unusual interest Miss
Adams is the elder daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Horatio Mortimer Adams. Of No 81
Montgomery Place and Appledore Glen
Cove, Long Island. Her sister Miss Jean
Dunbar Adams, married Robert Gair. jr
last October Since their debut. four or five
years ago, they have taken foremost part
In the social life Of Brooklyn and Glen
Cove, and were in evidence as bridesmaids
at the most important weddings. They are
members Of the Junior League. Miss Adams
being chairman OF the Park Slope COM
mittee. Their grandfather was the late
DARWIN r. James.
Mr. Ely is the son of Mrs Charles Up
ham Ely, Of No. ca Montague street and
brother OF Mrs. Augustus l.. Williams. Of
New Haven He was graduated from Yale
ir 9S where he was one Of the popular
football stars. During the last two years
the attention Of the public has been drawn
, TO him through MS struggle to wrest the
leadership OF the 1st Assembly District
from Michael J. Dady. His clubs are the
Yale Crescent, Hamilton and Brooklyn
University.
Miss Adams has always been one of the
committee Of young women which aids the
University Club in its entertainments.
Mrs. Roger Brooke Hopkins was matron
Of honor at the wedding on Wednesday Of
her sister Miss Mary Floyd Crosby, and
Charles Blythe Martin, Of Dundee Scot
land. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Henry y. Waller. in ST. Georges
Episcopal Church. Flushing, where Mrs.
Hopkins. who was formerly Miss Josefa
Crosby. was married in June The brides
maids were Miss Clara Newton. Miss Flor
ence Goodwin, Miss Edna Franklin and
Miss Elizabeth Powell.
Reginald Saunders. Of Flushing acted as
best man. and serving as ushers were
Roger Brooke Hopkins. Of Baltimore; Alden
L. Blodgett Francis H. Richmond Roger
Buckley, Samuel Salvage and Robert DE
Raismes.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement Of Mrs. J. F. Mallett and Will
ford Seymour Conrow, son Of Mrs.
William T. Conrow, Of No. 213 Berkeley
Place The wedding is 10 take place at
Etowah near Asheville, y. c., on Thurs
day, November Q Mr.. Conrow and his bride
will sail for France where they viii
make their home for couple Of years.
Mr.. Conrow's talent for painting was well
known among his friends, but his interest
in II has increased so within the last few
years that he has severed his business con-
H. II is for the purpose Of studying art
that he is taking up his residence abroad.
He was graduated from Princeton in 1901,
and is a member Of the Society of Colonial
Wars and Of the Sons Of the Revolution.
Wednesday, October 1s is the date set
for the wedding of Miss Annie Louise Gale.
daughter Of Frank A. Gale, OF No. 40
Henry street and Allen Stewart Wrenn.
II is TO be a quiet home ceremony, at $50
o'clock, with only relatives and old family
friends in attendance. Mrs. Milton L. Hitch
cock nee Josephine Toerge at whose we'd
ding last year Miss Gale was a bridesmaid.
will act as matron of honor Miss Klttie
Gale, sister Of the bride, is to be the
maid Of honor. and there are 20 be two
little flower girls Miss Frances Browne
and Miss Kathlyn Schwarzwaelder, a niece
OF Miss Gale.
Mr.. Wrenn, who is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Wrenn. OF Crawford, y. j.,
has chosen for his best man Archibald A.
GuHck. Of Manhattan, while serving as
ushers Will be Thomas Wrenn and Charles
Wrenn, Of Manhattan. Miss Gale was edu-
Gated at the Packer Institute, and is now
studying music at the Master School.
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