New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

Donahue, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
Donahue Of No. 1872 East list street.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter st. John Benedict
of No rs Columbia Heights. gave an in
formal dinner party on Monday evening
before the Russian Balaaika concert at
the Academy Of Music for the United
Neighborhood Guild. Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. George c. White jr.. of Man.
haitian: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hadden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ruxton and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Day Tuttle
Friday, January 26, is the date announced
for the Assembly ball. The personnel Of
this remains practically the same from
year TO year, though the death last month
of Henry E. Pierrepont will prevent his
son. r. Stuyvesant Pierrepont, from serv-
| ing on the committee, and Mrs. A. A. Low,
one Of the three patronesses may possibly
absent herself for the same reason, being
/ sster-in-aw of Mr.. Pierrepont. The
| other two patronesses are Mrs. Edward II.
Litchfield and Mrs. James l.. Morgan. The
committee includes John Hill Morgan,
/ Herbert L. Pratt, David Stuart and Il. HUI
| bert Litchfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kenyon, jr., #
No 260 Clinton avenue, entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Richard Elliott Palmer, Of England, and
Mrs. J. B. Whitehead, Of Atlanta.
Simple in detail, but very charming, was
the wedding on Thursday Of Miss Marie
Josephine Drakeley and Phillips Blagden.
| D- l. pffip ia Tod If
the ceremony. which took place at noon
/ in Grace Church. A breakfast for relatives
| followed at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. George Drakeley No. 1S3 Columbia
Heights Miss Drakeley was given away
| ry her brother, Howard Drakeley, and at
tended by Mrs John Davis. Of Washington.
Mr.. Blagden, who is a son of the late Ed
ward r Blagden and a nephew Of Edmund
c. Converse, was graduated from Williams
in 1897 Edward r. Blagden served as best
man and the ushers were J. Converse Blag-
den and William d. Russell Mr.. and Mrs
Blagden sailed for Egypt yesterday on the
Berlin. They will stay abroad for an IN
definite period.
Miss Alice Bulkley Moss made her initial
bow to society at a large reception given
by her mother, Mrs. Frederick w. Moss,
Friday afternoon at their home. No. 3
Remsen street. In the receiving party
were Miss Mary Plum, Of Newark Miss
Vera Van Buren. Miss Ruth Purves. Of
Manhattan; Miss Alice Denny, Miss
Eleanore Ide, Miss Freda Notman. Miss
Jean southwick, Miss Janet Buchanan,
Miss Ruth Latin. Miss Anne Ward. Miss
Ruth Thurston. Miss Louise Fiske, Miss
Dorothy Wells and Miss Doris Mangam.
The reception was followed by dinner
dance
Brief was the transition from the SHOWS
of December to the roses Of June for those
who attended on Monday evening Miss
Elsie Belle Prestons wedding TO Samuel
Poor. which took place at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesley
Preston, No. 9l2 St Marks avenue The
Rev Everett a. Burns, Of Bridgeport.
Conn. a cousin Of the bride, performed the
ceremony at S o'clock Miss Mary Preston
was her cousins maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were another cousin. Miss
Helen Preston. Miss Alice Decker, Miss
Helen Morris and Miss GwendoLn Gillen.
The best man was William Coglan. and
serving as ushers were Charles Wesley
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Charles Gilbert. Of Manhattan and L. II.
Johansen. Of Washington. The brides his
trionic ability has caused her to be much
sought after for amateur theatricals. She
frequently played the leads in Miss Re
becca Lane Hooper's society productions
and IN the Shakespearian plays at Packer,
from which she was graduated in 1875.
Mr. Poor is the son Of William Poor, OF
Philadelphia. where he and Mrs. Poor are
TO make their home.
/ Representative Of society In every sec
ton of the borough was the large gather
ing in Christ Church. Bedford avenue. on
Wednesday evening for the wedding there
at s 81 o'clock of Miss jeanette +. Day and
Alexander Macintosh. Canon Chase per-
formed the ceremony and "a small recep-
ton. 10 which only relatives and close per
sonal friends were bidden. followed AZ the
home of the brides parents. Mr and Mrs.
Augustus +. Day. No. Us Lee avenue.
Miss Sarah Trowbridge Day was her Sis
ter's maid Of honor. Acting as pages were
Masters Day and Guertin Tutte, the little
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Day Tuttle
and cousins Of the bride The best man
was Henry Wigglesworth. and those who
! uSNeIcd were III jacques ioILclFOu Rush
more. Or. John +. Rankin, Winthrop Muir
ray Tuttle, Of Brooklyn. Samuel Lever
John McKelvey and John McLennen. Mr.
/ Macintosh usually spends his summers IN
the neighborhood OF Twilight Park. in the
| CatskiIs. and last year won the cup given
| by Judge Harrington Putnam for having
covered four hundred miles and ascending
! twenty-sx mountains within eight months
He is president of the Brooklyn Chapter
/ OF the American Institute Of Architects. an
associate Of the Royal Institute OF British
| Architects and a member Of the National
Arts Club OF New York. lie also belongs
to the Hamilton. Crescent and Dyker Mea-
dow Heights clubs and the Squadron G
Veterans Association. The bride is a
graduate Of the Packer Institute
Mrs. Stuart Hull Moore. Of No. i3 Nc