New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

Stetson Richard Forrest. Thornton Ger
rish John Reid. Herman Behr, Reginald
Wigham Karl ". Behr. Mabone Blodgett.
Douglas Green. Tiffany Richardson, Theo-
dore p Dixon George G. Thomson, Harvey
Williams. Earl Williams. Dudley Collins,
Douglas Greene William r. Maloney and
Admiral and Mrs Ieutze.
The receptions ~iven Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons by Mrs. Frank {.
Munson. Of No. IO5 Columbia Heights, were
the distinguishing events Of the week In
society. They were I'm honor Of her
brothers. brides. Mrs. Philip Rogers Nal
lory before her marriage on December 3.
Miss Dorothea Barron, and Mrs. Clifford
Day Mallory. formerly Miss Rebecca
Sealy, of Galveston, whose wedding took
place December q on Wednesday the re-
ceiving party included Mrs. Henry Rogers
Mallory, mother OF the hostess; Mrs.
George d. Barron. Miss Elena Barron. Of
Rye, n. Y: Miss Helen Judson. Mrs
George b. Carhart and Miss Munson. on
Thursday Mrs. Munson had assisting her
Mrs Mallory Mrs. Walter ID. Munson'
Miss Mabel Munson, Miss Ethel Eames,
Miss Bertha Stockwel and Mrs. William
II. Cary. Mrs. Munson. who before her
wedding, year ago last October, was MISS
Cora p. Mallory. wore her wedding gown
as did her guest of honor The drawing
room vas decorated with quantities OF
ionouils and greens. and in the dining
room white lilacs and pink sweetpeas
were effectively combined
Invitations for the marriage Of Miss
Edith Burritt Conn and Murray Sayer
were limited 10 relatives. but those TO the
reception following we're more general
The ceremony took place on Wednesday
evening al S o'clock at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Conn. No II St. Jamess Place, the Rev.
Dr. St Clair Hester officiating. Pink
roses. smilax and palms were used IN the
decorations, and the brides attendants
were also gowned in pink. They were Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Gurney, Mrs. Henry Hayes
Wood, of this borough, and Mrs. Arthur 1.
Stratford. of Jersey City. Their gowns
! were OF satin. with tunics Of chiffon en-
hellished with bead embroidery They car
red arm bouquets Of English lilacs TIED
with tulle The brides gown was OF white
satin, ornamonted with duchess and point
lace Her veil was Of point applique, and
she carried ilies-of-the- valley and orchids.
Mr.. Saver. who is the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Sears Sayer. Of No 6A ST. Mich
olas avenue, Manhattan. had as best man
his brother John y. Saver, but there were
no ushers.
Mrs Sayer sr., was Gowned in black
lace. and the brides mother wore lavender
satin. draped with embroidered marquis
cite. Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer will spend the
remainder OF the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Conn.
Thoroughly delightful in every detail
were the bridges given on Wednesday after
noon by Mrs Almet F. jerks. Spring
flowers and ferns decorated the drawing
rooms Of the jerks home, No. Pierrepont
street. and quaint little vases Of antique
silver and bonbon dishes were tho prizes
offered Among the guests were Mrs. 4. a.
Low. Mrs James l.. Morgan. Mrs. John
/ Hill Morgan, Mrs. Walter St John Bene-
| diet Mrs. Adolphe +. Smylie. Mrs. Horatio
NJ Adams. Miss Ethel Adams. Mrs Henry
/ J. Mason, Miss Alice Brnsmade. Mrs. Wal
/ ter Shaw Brewster. Miss Frances Williams,
Mrs James Guthrie Shaw. Mrs. Charles
! Frank, Mrs. Henry L. Batterman Mrs.