New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

Elsa Lang. The first named wore lavender
chiffon, embroidered in gold, over pale
yellow satin, and the others were attireu
in lavender satin, yelled with chihon oil
the same shade, ornamentcd with GOLD
They carried jonquils.
The bride who is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry MacKay, of No. 475 Clin-
ton avenue, was gowned in Japanese crepe,
! embroidered in "A chrysanthemum design
She wore the conventional long tulle veil
and carried lilies es-of-the-valley. Henry
MacKay, jr., served as best man in the
place Of Ensign John n. Towers. L. S. ~.
whose ship. the Michigan, had been ordered
| away.
The ushers were Lieutenant Henry n.
Arnold l.. S. A., of Governors Island;
Lieutenant Edwin g. Mcneil, of West
Point; Lieutenant Roger q. Alexander, L.
S. A.: Lieutenant Daniel Sultan. of Wash
ington; Slocum Kingsbury, Of Wayne
Penn. and Millard Morgan, OF Manhattan.
Mrs MacKay received in lavender mar
ouisette, ornamented with embroidery and
garnitures OF gold.
Lieutenant Henry is tho son OF Judge
and Mrs William NJ. Henry. OF Rome. Ga.
day morning for San Francisco, and will
ca from there for the Philippines on Mon
day, March s.
! Mr. and Mrs. MacKay gave dinner for
the bridal party on Wednesday evening.
! A noteworthy wedding was that on Tues
day evening OF Miss Emily Cluett For
shew, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill
Of NJ OF
and Adrian Clips, OF Manhattan, The Rev.
DIR. Macy McGee Waters performed the
ceremony at o'clock, and a reception fol-
lowed
The bride was gowned in white satin, en-
bellished with duchesse lace, and wore the
bridegroom's gift, fleur-de-lis plaque OF
diamonds. Her tulle veil was held in place
by orange blossoms, and she carried Bride
roses and lilies-of the-valley. Miss Marie
Forshew and Miss Helen Forshew, her
sisters attended as bridesmaids One was
frocked in pink and the other in white
messaline. They carried roses
| Holding the ribbons forming an aisle FOR
the bridal party were Mrs. Charles Pierre
pont Forshew. Miss Nell Travis, Miss Jo-
sephine Stanton, Miss Marjorie Smith, of
this borough; Miss Elsie Dunwell. OF
Planfeld, y. j.; Miss Matllde Candy, OF
| Hudson, y. Y: Miss Catherine Chambers.
of Port jefferson, Long Island, and Miss
| Helen Whine, OF Manhattan. They were
frocked alternately in pink and white.
Piet Clips, OF Holland came TO this coun-
try for the express purpose Of acting as
best man for his brother. Before return
ing he will spend several months travelling
| through the South and West
Mr. and Mrs. Clips are to live at No. PSI
East 18th street, Flatbush. Mrs. Forshcw
received In black velvet and duchesse lace.
| Since Mr.. and Mrs Stacy Harolde Wood
have settled in Bay Ridge, where they
make their home at No. pa &th street
| there has been much entertaining for them.
! Mrs. Wood was before her marriage last
November Miss Alma Florence Hewes OF
Oak Park. I'll. Mr. Wood is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry Firth Wood, OF Sith
| street old residents of that section.
| series of three lectures on Shakespear-
ian subjects will be given for the benefit
of the Faith Home for lncurables. by DR.
| Edgar c. Abbott. On Wednesday, March
| Is. he will speak on "Othello" at the home
| Of Mrs Henry Butler Moore, No 23s st.
! Marks avenue; on Monday. March 90 at
the home of Mrs. Carson c. Peck, No. 3Sl
Clinton avenue, his topic will be Romeo
and Juliet" while the third address will
be on King Lear" when Mrs. Daniel w.
| McWiliams. of No 80 South Portland ave
nue.. will lend her house.
Miss Byrne, OF No. IS Garden Place, is
again managing the Lenten sewing and
bridge classes for the benefit of the French
Nursing Sisters. They will be held Wednes
day afternoons IN March and on April
). at the home Of Mrs. Philip a. Brennan.
! No. 3l9 Washington avenue. As only "A
limited number can be accommodated those
wishing 10 subscribe are asked to notify
Miss Byrne by the end of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. Munson, Of No.
ioj Columbia Heights. left on Friday for
Cuba. They will be absent about fort
| night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gair. jr dean
Adams. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Welch Cockins. nee Olga Dougherty. on
their ranch, at Meade, Kan.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw Kitchell. OF
! No. 40 Macon street, have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Edna
l.. Kitchell. to Frederick Il. Hurst, son OF
! Mrs Clara Hurst, OF Summit. y. j.
Wednesday, April 8. is the date set for tho
wedding.
Miss Agnes Josephine Skelley was mar
ried TO Bartholdi Shellas on Tuesday even
ing at tho homo Of her mother. Mrs Will
lam j. skelley. No 1889 Pacific street.
She was gowned in white satin and chif-
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Duchess lace. Her sister. Mrs. Edward ].
Reilly. In pink chiffon and gold lace. acted
az matron OF honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Grace Grover
and Miss Anna iIinshaw. Their gowns