New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

MISS Sarah Trowbridge Day viii act as
maid Of honor at the wedding OF her sister
Miss jeanette f. Day. and Alexander Mack
intosh on Wednesday December 6. The
bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus p Day. of No rs Lee avenue
where the reception following the cere-
mony in Christ Church will be held. The
best man is to be Henry Wigglesworth
and chosen as ushers are Dr. Jacques Cor
telyou Rushmore. DIR. John F. Rankin. Of
Brooklyn; Samuel II. Lever Winthrop
Murray futile. John McKelvey and John
McLennan. Masters Day and Guerin Tut
tie, the two little sons Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Day futile. are to be in attendance
as pages Mr. Macintosh last year re
ceived silver cup at Twilight Park for
having covered the greatest number OF
miles in walking
, Naturally. the announcement of the en-
gagement OF Miss Elizabeth Stewart Olaf
lin and A. A. Low. jr.. was the absorbing
topic Of interest on the Heights last week
Miss Clafin is the daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John Claflin, of No. 10 Washington
Square North, whose home was formerly
what Is now known as the Claf1in mansion
in Pierrepont street. Miss Wilhelmne
Clafin married Gustavus Towne Kirby
about three years ago. Mr. Low is the
younger son OF Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Low,
Of No. 3 Pierrepont Place, and a brother
of George c. w. Low who yesterday mar
ried Miss Dorothea Douglas. Seth Low is
his uncle. He was graduated from Yale
last year, being stroke Of the varsity crew
AS Miss Kate Duryea Allen is Ill with
typhoid fever her marriage to the Rev.
Hartman Carl Weber which was set for
Tuesday, has been postponed. Her friends
will be happy to learn that her case Is a
mild one. and she is already on the ROAD
to recovery.
| A home wedding Wednesday evening was
that Of Miss Mildred Hutchings, daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Hutch
ings. Of No. 2ss Sterling Place. and Raymond
s. Frost, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S.
Frost. Of No 256 Garfield Place. The bride
was gowned IN white satin and duchess
lace and wore a tulle and duchess lace
veil. She carried bride roses and lilies
of-the-valley. Miss Dorothy Margaret
Frost, as the maid Of honor, was gowneo
in pink messaline, yelled with chiffon and
carried pink chrysanthemums. Edwin S.
Frost Jr, was his brothers best man,
and Harold Hutchings and Edward Hutch
| ings were the ushers The officiating
clergyman was the Rev. DR.. Frederick
F. Shannon. OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church Palms and pink chrysanthemums
were effectively combined In the decora-
tons.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Trowbrdge Cooney,
I -bO fad
ing their honeymoon automobiling through
New England and Canada. Mrs. Cooney
was formerly Miss Bienne Bossert, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bossert, OF the
Heights
The Church Of Our Lady OF Mercy was
the scene OF a military wedding Wednes-
day evening 1t was that OF Miss Janette
Winifred King, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Elliott II. King, and Walter Jeffreys
| Carlin. a member of the staff Of General
John G. Eddy, commander Of the Second
Brigade Yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn foliage were used in
the decorations of the church and Of the
| Chateau du Pare where the reception
| following the ceremony was held. Miss
Kings gown of white satin was fashioned
/ with a long court train and ornamented
! by embroidery and pearls. She wore
tulle veil fastened by lace cap and orange
| blossoms, and carried a shower Of lilies
! of-the-valley. The maid of honor. Miss
| Amy Larkln, was attired in gold color
| satin and embroidered chiffon The brides
maids wore yellow charmeuse and lace
and carried yellow chrysanthemums. They
were Miss Marjorie Salmon. Miss Madeline
hoffman, Miss Ida Wilson and Miss Kath-
aryne Filkns Two little sisters of the
bride. the Misses Eleanor and Isabelle
! King, in white lace frocks and carrying
baskets Of tea roses, attended as flower
| girls Major Francis j. Mccain was the
best man, and the ushers were Elliott
Bigelow, ir., Clarence Walker, John de
witt Klemeyer, John Quell, ]. Edwin Will
son and Thorne Jackson Mrs. King was
gowned in pale yellow charmeuse and chif-
fon. and Mrs. Margaret Csrlin. mother of
| the bridegroom received in black embrod-
cred chiffon and cloth of gold.
Al the wedding of Miss Amy Rowe Sedg-
wick and Milton Kipp Huppuch on Mon
day. November q. the bride will he at
tended by Miss Florence B. Squire. Of this
borough, and Miss Edith d. Hetzel. of
Mount Vernon. Mr.. Huppuch, who is "A
son Of w. A. Huppuch of Hudson Falls,
a business partner of Governor Dix, will
have as best man his brother. Frank w.
Huppuch. The ushers are 90 be William
w. Boyd, Nathan c. Clark, Amos G. Sher-
rill and Harry Toole. The ceremony and
reception following will take place at the
! Hotel Bossert
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Quincy. of No. l72
Hancock street. will be at home Tuesday
| from until o'clock.
At a luncheon given last Wednesday ar
nouncement vas made of the engagement
of Miss Laura Meyer. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Meyer, of no. 4s2 Bedford ave
nue. and George A. Hughes. The guests
were Miss Sarah De Long. Miss Hazel La
Frentz, Miss Jane Apologize. Miss Mildred
Hunter, Miss Clara Quitting. Miss Eliza
beth Young Miss Florence Meyer and Miss
! Elizabeth Meyer.
! large wedding In Flatbush Wednesday
evening was that Of Miss Florence Bell
/ Isaacs and Carl Victor Johansen The
/ ceremony took place in St. Paul's Church
/ at s o'clock the Rev. DIR. Townsend Glover
Jackson officiating and reception fol-
lowed at the home of the brides parents,