New-York tribune., 1911-12-31

End avenue will be at home on Saturday
from I until o'clock. Mrs. Nestin untli
recently lived in Brooklyn.
one of the most interesting engagements
of recent announcement is that of Miss
Martha Conner and Lieutenant Robert Lin
coin Coy. L. 5. A. Miss Conner is
daughter Of Mrs. August Conner, of No. 40
Willoughby avenue. and a sister of DIR.
Charles Conner. Her fance was graduated
from West Point in II and is now sta
toned at Fortress Monroe.
Manhattan and BrooNyn debutantes were
intermingIcd at the dance which Mrs. Will
lam McCarroll gave on Wednesday evening
at Dclmonico's for her daughter, Miss
Grace Leslie Johnston. for the hostess and
her daughters have lived in this borough
only since her marriage to the Public Ser
vice co nmissioncr in the spring. There
was general dancing all evening, and sup
Der was served at midnight at small tables
decorated with lavender sWcctpeaS. Mls.
McCarroll received in gown OF light blue
satin oruamcntcd with lace and sable. The
debutantc's frock of delicate pink satin
was yelled with the palcst blue and yellow
ch ffon and embroidered in the same colors.
They were assisted by Mrs. Charles Baker,
Mrs. Arthur Gilmore, Miss Franccs John
stor. Miss tstclc McCarrol, Miss Hor-
tense Decker and Miss Alice Moffctt
Many Mauhattan .debutantcs were pres
ent at the dance which Mrs. Homer \. Lat
tin and Mrs Francis Southwick gave at
the Heights Casino on Tuesday evening for
their daughters. Miss Ruth Latin and
Miss Jean SouthWick. Christmas greens
were used everywhere about the Casino.
the entire lower floor of which was given
over TO the dancing. Two orchestras
played all evening. and supper was served
upstairs instead Of in part of the tennis
court as is generally done. Mrs Lattins
gown was o. white lace over light pink;
Mrs. Southwick was attircd in Chantilly
lace over white; her daughters frock was
of pearl trimmed chiffon. and Miss Latin
appeared in white satin and cream lace
The guests numbered about three hundred
Mr. and Mrs Henry A LaChicotte will
give a dance for their daughter, Miss
Berthe LaChicottc. at the Standish Arms
on Friday evening, January -,
II'It were htdOlllUl CHRISTMAS U|COId-
tions at tho home Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Griffith Da!ics No. ~ Macon street, Tues
day evening when their daughter, Miss
Lucetta Tiebout Davies. WAS married to
Paul Hccbmau Roura. The Rev. Dr. Joseph
Dunn Eurrcll performed the ceremony AT
o'clock. ana a reception followed Tho
brides gown was OF white satin and Ouch
css lace Her tuIl" veil was fastened with
orauG" blossoms and she carried Bride
roses and lics-of-thc-yallcy
she was attended by a maid Of honor. her
cousin Miss Elizabeth Spadcr Clark. of
Matawar, ~ J., aud two bridesmaids Miss
Amy Hudd Chapman and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson. Mrs. Ciarks gown was of white
marquiSettc over pale green satin. and i'm
the fr0cks Of the bridesmaids these cOlors
were reversed. They carried white roses
and ferns Mr.. Eoura. who is the cider son
! Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l;Oura, Of No. PA
Jefferson avenue. and a nephew Of the late
Judge Enoch L. Fancher. of New York, had
as best man Wilbur Potter. Harry Davies
and Clinton Dawson served as ushcrs.
Mrs Davies mother Of the bride, was at
/ tired in black Chantily lace over gold satin,
and Mrs Roura received in pale gray satin
!
the remainder Of the winter with the brides
parents.
Miss Estele O'Brien daughter Of Judge
Morgan j. O'Bricn Of Manhattan. will be
the guest Of honor I the tea which Miss
Mary Carr is Ia give tomorrow afternoon
Also receiving will be Miss Margaret Carr.
Miss Grace Casilcar, Miss Olivia Ilerlimer
and Miss Murray. Miss Carr is the daugh-
ter Of Judge and Mrs. William Carr. Of No
>@3 Carroll street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Upham Williams "
IIackcnsack. y. j.. but formerly of Brook
Iyu. announce tho engagement of their
daughter. Miss Mildred Stccl Williams. to
Samuel = Herman ot Philadelphia.
A 'haruiug home Wedding on V cdnesd4y
evening was th3t "f Miss Florence Bacbns
Squire. daughter Of MI and Mr. George
n. Squire. Of No. Sc Hancock street. and
I1.plcv rcck MoTlman, of Memphis. Only
r' lativrs Ncrc present at the ceremony,
which MAS performed under canopy of
pink roses and smilaX 10y the Rev. DR.. :.
Parkes Cadman. Invitations to the rccep-
tion following were moro general
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Emra Frazicr Squire az maid Of
horror. MIS- Roger Nelson squire. the ina
tron of honor was goVHcd iu grccu satin,
vciled with pinl, chiffon, which inst r,vrraod
the cploI~ oi Miss SuuiIc's uock Thore
were two bride. maids Miss Mildred Armour
and Miss May Lewis. Their gowns were Of
pink satin veicd with chiffon in the, same
shade Thcy carried pink roses. Old rose
point from her mothers wedding gown or
namcntcd the brides gown Of white satin,
bIoidcred in pearls Her veil was sim
ply drapeI from a wreath OF orange blos-
SONS. ana she carried a bouquet Of Bride
roses lilies Of thr-Valicy ana WHit. orchids
Matthew g. Ely. Of Manhattan. Was the
best man. and serving as ushcrs were Dr.
Roger Nclson Squire, oi Hartford. MyIun
g. Merrimau, cf Detroit. Claunccy Ripley.
of Newark. and Richard Van Vranken. of
B.Coklyn. Mrs. Squire received in "A gown
Of white satin and thread LACE
Announcement has been made of the en-
pago,pent of Miss Idly Loretz ana Francis
J. Armstrong II was mado known At the
bridge parties which Miss Loretz gave al