New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and
Announcements OF the Borough.

dav evening.
Tho matron OF honor was Mrs. Theodore
| Pratt. who before her marriage 10 Charles
VI. Pratts son year ago was Miss Laura
Merrick OF New Orleans. She wore a
gown Of soft pink embroidered chiffon over
satin. The bridesmaids gowns we're OF
/ pale green satin. with draped overdresses
/ OF ose-bordered chiffon. with these cos
tunes We're worn quaint little caps OF
i duchess lace. wreathed with tiny pink buds
/ The bridesmaids were Miss Mary craig
+ Hobbs ~ Louisville: Miss Margaret Buck
/ elew Helme. OF Manhattan. and Miss Cor
/ nelia Cousins and Miss BESSIE Hopkins. OF
. Brooklyn All carried Killarney roses and
? ferns
Tho striking feature OF Miss Walker
gown was the extremely long train ot
/ shimmerinS white satin. cat round The
/ skirt was yelled with chiffon and on the
/ bodice We're garniturcs of duchess lace.
+ The same lace bordcred her tule veil and
FORMED the cap drapery fastening IT, She
/ carried rles-Of-the-vallcy and orchids As
/ she preceded the bridal couple from the
altar. srrcwing rose petals in their path.
! the little flower girl. Miss Patty Helm. i'm
I white frock and pink ribbons. carried
+ herself with d composure and pretty grace
for which many ID Young woman several
years her senior might have euved nor
The bridegroom. who is the son NJ Mrs.
James Pendleton Helm. OF Louisville. had
A best man Helme Strater. of Louisville.
and serving Is ushers were Joseph DUNES
NIL and James Bruce also Of Louisville.
/ Frank Marsh. o. Winsted. Conn. James a..
/ Thornton ~ Bedford. Ind. and Phillip
/ Rogers Mallory. OF BROOKLYN. Tho Rev
/ Dr.. q. r. ! Wrislcv performed the cere-
mony.
The reception was not held a. the home
/ OF the brides parents. M- and Mrs George
/ Crosby Walker. OF No 80 Clinton avenue.
/ but az No. - Montague street where there
were decorations OF white roses and palms.
similar ones havine been used az the
church Mrs Walker received in white
satin. with q tuuie of black not. eubroid-
cred In black and white and silver. Mrs.
Helm. ST.. wore gown OF black net.
shi-red and corded N~. and Mrs. Helm
are 20 1--we a., NO 100 Fourth avenue.
f Louisville
/ Miss Walker entertained nor attendants
al luncheon las Tuesday, when she pre-
scented 20 them lace and ivory fans XII
I larney roses and ferns decorated tho table
The same evening Mr. Helm gave his
/ bachelor dinner a. the Yale Club His
brother. Kennedy Helm was the only extra
guest
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson Leec-. whose
" eddins IN the First Presbyterian Church
on June was ono OF the notable events
Oh the Heights this year, are spending six
weeks IN trip through Canada and the
Great Lakes. Mrs. Leecn was formerly
Miss Mary Buchanan Jennings daughter
4 of Mrs. Spencer Augustus Jennings. Of No.
/ 226 Henry street. and Glen Cove, Long Isl
and Mrs Jennings and her younger
! daughters. the Misses Grace and Gertrude
Jennings. VIII divide the summer between
Lake Geneva, H.. and the Adrondacks.
only relatives We're present A. the wed
ding Yesterday Of Miss Helen Prince Cut
ter. daughter Of the late Or George r
Cutter. and Alfred Ernest Clegg. son OF
Nj and Mrs Thomas g.. ClesC, Of Liver
pool England. The ceremony was per
formed al = o'clock bv tho Rev. Dr. John
Flrov LLOYD. pastor OF the old Dutch
/ Church az the home OF the bride aunt.
Mrs. Edward Bennett Vandeyeer. No. 20
Linden avenue and a small breakfast fol-
lowed Miss Cutter. who was gowned in
/ Cluny and baby Irish lace was given away
by her mother Mrs. Esther Prince Gutter.
Her matron Of honor and only attendant
was Mrs r. a. Armstrong. who wore q
lingerie frock A. Russell Appleton was
the best man. il the hall where the bridal
party stood there were decorations Of
daisies and throughout the rest Of the
house roses We're used.
Miss MaDeI g. Hoo.ey has been promI-
rent exhibitor at So many Of the Brooklyn
Riding and Driving club shows that a
large number in this borough will De in
terested 10 learn OF her wedding. She wa
married 10 Brown Ralstou. OF New York.
on Wednesday al May Drook. the home of
her parents Nj. and Mrs Edwin 3
Hooley. at North Plaindeld. y. j.. The
Key. r. Wears Stevenson Oficlatec.
wedding Of interest 10 Old residents on
The Heights was that on Thursday OF Miss
sanda Berenson and Herbert Vaughan
Abbott. son Of the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott.
only relatives We're present at the cere-
rnouy. which took place at the home OF
tho brides brothcr-lu-law. Professor Ralph
Psrton Perry. of cambridge. Mass. Dr.
Ah1ott and DR. Burton president of Smith
college. officisted Professor Arthur p.
Pierce. Of smith. was the nest man Pro
lessor Abbott belongs 10 the English de-
7srrment ar Smith. and Miss Berenson wss
director ~ the physical training there
They VIII spend the summer abroad.
Mrs Cornelius Zabriske and Miss Elvia
zabr,sBie returned from abroad on the
NIsuretania by the last trip. They will
spend the summer ar their bungalow az
charleston. x. J. Mrs Herbert scoviue
(Orleana Zabriskie) will be with them dur
ing July.
An interesting engagement Just an
nounced is that OF Mss Ruth Barker and
George Kenyon son OF Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence kenyon. OF No 10 ST Marks avenue.
Miss Barker is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. William {. Barker Of Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. Richard L. Roberts. OF No. II
Humphreys avenue Bayonne. announced
the enlargement OF her daughter Miss
Eutba Roberts. 70 John H F1eury, OF the
Park Slope. a member Of the Montauk and
Hamilton clubs. The wedding viii prob
ably take place In August.
OF interest In this borough was the we'd
ding OF Wednesday, in Flushing. OF Miss
Bertha Anne Nesmith. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Howard Macomber Nesmith, and
Richard Talbot Tindale II was a home
ceremony, at $50 o'clock, the Rev. Charles
E Knowles officiating. The bride was