New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Engagements and
Announcements.


/ Weddings are not quite so numerous in
previous wears. but, on the other hand.
! there is n greater amoun, or general enter
I tanning ia the way of receptions bridges
and dances. scheduled for the coming week
/ than is usual al this time of the year.
The first Easter wedding on the calender
/ IS that OF Miss Martha Nelson Green.
daughter OF Mrs. John English Green. and
George r. Ciego of the Heights. who are
TO be married in St. Bartholomew Chapel,
Manhattan ON Monday afternoon.
Also OF interest on the Heights and IN
Manhattan will be the marriage on Thurs
day Of Miss Iiildegarde Turtle and J. Saun-
/ ders Taylor This is TO be solemnized n
! the home OF the brides mother. Mrs Rob-
eri IL. Turtle No. 81 Monroe Place. ST
/ Peters Church. State street. Will he the
| scene on Monday evening Of the wedding
/ of Miss Marion Cruikshank. daughter OF
/ Or. and Mrs d. J. Cruikshank. and Abner
| :. linckley. Tuesday will bring an I'M
! portant Flatbush weddinS-that of Miss
/ Beatrice Gauntt and Wnsow 4. Parker
! That afternoon Miss Harriet Hendriokson
/ viii be married to Meseroe Il. Poyntar
! on Wednesday evening. the HallTaylor
nuptials will be celebrated i'm ST. Pauls
Church. Flatbush, and Miss Virginia Ran
/ ken will become the bride of Harrison
MacLenathen. A noteworthy wedding on
/ Thursday will he that OF Miss Florence
Nightingale Valentine and Augustus r.
Waldenburg. according 10 the rites of the
Friends ceremony. in the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Val
entine No. 81 Eighth avenue.
The largest and most important enter
tainment of the week will be that Of the
Junior League on Tuesday evening in the
Heights Casino The Evening of Eigh-
teenth Century Dialogue will be followed
by a dance. close second Will be the
University Glee Club concert and dance on
Wednesday evening in The Academy Of Nu-
sic. The programme will include Dudley
Bucks "Huzza," W. g. Hammond's Loeb
invar" and mississippi Serenade," by Por-
ter steele and Lyttleton Fox The patron
esses t. receive will be Mrs Horatio NJ.
Adams Mrs Glenworth r. Butler. Mrs.
George II. Coutts Mrs. Lewis Mills GLIB.
Mrs Henry Ide. Mrs. Spencer a. Jennings,
Mrs Edward Hinman and Mrs. j. Elliott
Langstdf
Among the receptions of the week viii
he that on Tuesday given b. Mrs. Richard
Thomas Pullen. of No SIS Carroll street.
for her daughter, Miss Helen Frances Ford.
on Thursday Mrs Chauncey Todd Horton.
i'nte Duckworth will be the guest Of honor
~ the reception 10 be given b. Mrs Lotion
Horton. of No III West 77th street Man
haitian.
Prominent among the Easter brides will
ne Miss Beatrice McC1elland Gauntt. who
is TO he married TO Winslow Aureus Par
ker on Tuesday evening. She is q daughter
of Frederick Louis GaUntt. and a niece of
Mr. and Mrs James NJ. Barrett. of No.
80 ocean avenue Flatbush. where the
ceremony will take place at 80 o'clock,
! tho Rev. Alfred W. H. Holder officiating
Miss Lucille Gauntt, a sister of the bride
will be maid of honor. while Miss Jessie
Forsythc and Miss Beatrice Sandhusen will
attend as bridesmaids. Robert Meiklejohn
is to he the best man. Serving as ushers
will b.. Clarence Beebe and John Moore
The bridal party will he augmented by
little flower girl Miss Helen White. Miss
Gauntt Is a member Of Phi Gamma Sigma
and of the Knickerbocker club
Dr. and Mrs John G. Underhill, the lat
ten before her marriage a week ago Miss
Louisa Mann Wingate, sailed on Thurs
day on the Pannonia for Gibraltar. They
are TO spend several weeks. visiting for the
most part the more remote and unfre-
quented places Of Spain and Italy, and will
! then probably make a leisurely tour Of the
Continent.
! Miss Marjorie Speers and Gilbert Blown
! Ing are 10 be married al O'Clock on Satur-
! day. May 6. in the Church OF the Pilgrims
4 small reception will follow in the home
! OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
wick VI Speers. Of No 81 Pierrepont street.
1 The bridal party will include maid Of
! honor. Miss Miriam Speers; six brides
maids Miss Amy Reid Knox, Miss Helen
Jourdan. Miss Jean Coutts, Miss Hilda
/ Chapman. Miss Pauline Mason, Of Brook
/ lyn. and Miss Dorothy Topping, of Sum-
! nit. y. j.: the best man, james II. Brown
/ ing, and six ushers. George Roberts, Of
! Brooklyn: Walter c. Douglas. Arthur Nc
| kinstry. Of Manhattan; William Hard, of
I Stamford; Walcott u. Bartlett. OF Oneida
! y y. and Edward Stringer, of st. Paul
Miss Mary Buchanan Jennings. dauGhter
Of Mrs. Spencer \. Jennings. and Robin
! son Leech are to be married on Thursday
! June l. in the First Presbyterian Church
| Announcement is made of the engagement
Of Miss Julia Theodore Welles daughter of
| MrS. Frederick Radcliffe Weles. Of No
| iSn Greene avenue. and Frank Clinton
! " lght Of Manhattan son Of Mrs. William
! Z Wagener. OF Washington. Miss Welles
/ belongs to Adelpm %. and Mr. Wight was
GraduateG from Cornell I'm "a.
/ home wedding on Tuesday afternoon
Will he that of Miss Harriet Lewis Hen
! erickson. daughter Of Edward Augustus
/ HendricksOn. of No. 80 .Classon avenuc
and Meseroe Barnes Payntar. The bride
| will he attended by her sisters. Mrs VIII
lam Wilson Tucker. o; Neshanic. y. j.. and
Mrs. Frank Gels Of Brooklyn. The bride
! groom. who Is son OF +. Mcsoroe rayn-
I tar, will have best man John VI. Payn-
! tar. The bride is 2 niece OF Edward r
/ Hatch, Of Manhattan.
\ recent engagement announcement Of
much interest 10 Brooklyn Is that OF Miss
Elsie Smith. daughter % Mrs. Wilmot NJ
Smith and the late Judge Smith Of Pat
choguc Miss Smiths fianct Is Harvey NJ.
Wiley son OF the late Judge L. z. Wiley,
Of /, dianapolis The wedding will probably
take place I'm June
( Mis-. Woodruff Lceming. Of No. p, Henry
street. announces Tuesdays In Apri.