New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-08
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

set for the wedding of Miss Janet De Witt
Mason daughter Of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Alfred De Witt Mason. Of No. 222 Garfield
Place. and Kingsley Wilcox Siauson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs John Whiting Slauson, OF
Middletown. y. Y, 1t is TO be a home cere-
mony, at 7:30 o'clock Miss Marie Ditmas
Lott will be the maid OF honor and only
attendant of the bride, and Harold Whit
ing Slauson is 10 be his brothers best
man. There will be two ushers-Leslie
Prince and John Powelson. Only relatives
and intimate friends have been hidden to
the ceremony. but invitations 10 the recep-
! ton following have been more general.
The date set for the marriage OF Miss
/ Dorothea Douglas and George Cabot Ward
Low is Saturday, November 10. 1t IS to
/ take place in ST. Peters Church, Albany,
/ where Mr. and Mrs. Curtis n. Douglas,
I the parents of the bride, make their home.
Mr.. Low. who is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Low. Of No. Pierrepont Place, will
have as best man his brother. A. A.
Low. jr
Only relatives are to be present at the
wedding on Saturday, November II, Of
Miss Eliza Chinn Hedges. daughter of
Mrs. A. Mediation Hedges and Ralph
Howard Nesmith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry i. Nesmith. of No 155 Befferts
Place 1t is to take place at the home Of
the brides grandmother. No. "A South
Portland avenue. Miss Ruth Latin will
attend as maid Of honor, and Miss Ethel {.
Nesmith sister Of the bridegroom, and
Miss Rosamond Thayer will act brides
maids Lewis NJ Thornton is TO be the
best man, and for his ushers Mr.. Nesmith
has chosen DR.. J. Gardner Hopkins and
Edward Harriott
Cards were issued last week for the we'd
ding Of Miss Katharine Benedict Burrel
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dunn Burrell, and George Hallam Sicard
Of Buffalo. The ceremony is to take place
in the Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Of which the brides father is pas
tor, on Wednesday evening, october IS
small reception will follow at the home OF
Dr. and Mrs. Burrell. No. IS Downing
street. Miss Monica Burrell will be her
sisters maid Of honor, and there are to be
six bridesmaids-Nli Winifred hoffman,
Miss Eleanor Ide, Of the Heights; Miss
Katharine King, of Philadelphia; Miss
Jane Martin, of Springfield; Miss Ruth
T Shaw Kennedy, of Chicago, and Miss
Elizabeth Patterson Martin, Of Montclair,
all classmates Of the bride at Smith. Ros-
we'll Post, jr., Of Buffalo. is to be the best
man. and serving as ushers will be Richard
L. Sherman. of Utica, son of the Vice.
President; Joseph Dart, Charles A. Roty
and Harold S. Warner, of Buffalo, and
Alexander S. Osborn and Lloyd Z. Stryker,
Of Manhattan. AS DR.. Burrell is to offici-
ate, the bride will enter the church with
her uncle. Sidney A. Benedict, but will be
given away by her mother, whose wedding
gown she is to wear.
Mrs Hugh Tollner, of No. Az Franklin
avenue, has announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss jeanette Tollner TO
Daniel Won Bremen, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Daniel Won Bremen, ST., of No. sol Greene
avenue.
7 Announcement has been made of the en-
! gagement of Miss Blanche Virginia Stuart,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Allen
| Stuart, Of No $50 East 18th street, Flat
bush, and Walter &. Sheer son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Sheer, of No. GIG
Marcy avenue.
OF interest on the Park Slope is the an
| nouncement Of the engagement Of Miss
Marie Martinez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
/ Raymond Martinez, Of No. 537 7th street,
and Ralph p Beggs, son Of the late +. j.
Beggs, of No. 6a 10Th street
A noteworthy engagement just announced
| is that Of Miss Zillah Genung. daughter Of
Mrs. Edward =. Genung, Of No. s. Lefferts
! Place, and Leonard w. Bates, son of Mr..
and Mrs Jerome +. Bates, Of No 374
Washington avenue. Mr. Bates was gradu-
ated from Amherst in 1901.
The Bedford Presbyterian Church will be
the scene on Monday evening, November 6,
Of the marriage Of Miss Edna Elise Fitch,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Austin
Fitch, Of No 464 Putnam avenue, and
/ r. Sargent Volck The reception following
will be held at the Chateau du Pare.
| Mrs. Anna Grindal Dunbar and Maurice
O'Meara. eldest son OF Mrs. Maurice
| O'Meara, of No. 50 Eighth avenue were
quietly married on Tuesday morning in
/ the Roman Catholic church at Avon, \. J.,
/ by the Rev. Father Mcconnell Mrs. Dun
bar is the daughter Of the late Mr.. nd
/ Mrs. Augustine Grindal, Of No p Seventh
avenue and the widow OF John Dunbar. Her
only attendant was Mr.. O'Meara's sister,
Mrs. William Lyons. David O'Meara acted
as best man for his brother. Mr.. and Mrs
O'Meara. on returning from their wedding
/ trip, will live at Short Hills, y. ].
To announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Victoria Dessert Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor J.. Dessart, of No. o66 ST.
/ Marks avenue, on Tuesday evening gave
/ small dinner Miss Dessarts hance is
/ George Austin Wigman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Wigman.
In compliment TO Miss Annie Louise Gale,
/ Mrs. Milton j. Hitchcock on Thursday
gave a luncheon at her house, No. 81 Pierre
pont street. Mrs. Hitchcock, who before
her marriage last winter was Miss Joseph
inc Toerge, is 10 act as matron of honor
when Miss Gale is married 10 Allen stew
ard Wrcnn. on Wednesday, October - The
other guests a. the luncheon were Miss
Kittje Gale Miss Margerie Gillespie Mrs
| christopher Wilson. Miss Nathalie Johnson
and Mrs. Charles Wrenn. The table ap-
continents were in green and white. Bride
roses and maidenhair ferns forming the
decorations.
/ Mrs. Edward H. Litohfeld, Miss Made
/ line s. LitchGeld and Miss Marion Litch-
| field. VINO spent the summer in England,
are booked 90 sail for home on october 81
Miss Helen Singleton. Of 80 sos Eighth
avenue will entertain the Alpha Alpha
| a..-..,n snrnrIlN ~ her homo ON EridnN. 90