New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and
Announcements.

tDdt OF MISS MdlltI y hlhSlldiiN' NdNS"A''
OF Dr. and Mrs William J. Cruikshank'
and Abner ). Hincklcy. The ceremony
will take place in St. Peters Church at
$50 O'Clock on Monday, April Il, and a re-
oeption will follow in the home of Dr.
and Mrs Criukshank. No. lO2 Fort Greene
Place The bride will be attended by
maid of honor. Miss Gwendolyn Hopkins.
and six bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Fuller,
of Providence: Miss Frances g. Plummer,
OF Manhattan; Miss Ida G. Hegeman. Miss
Olive Vanderbilt, Miss Edna c. Moehring
and Miss Mary Wright, of Brooklyn. The
bridegroom, who is the son of Mrs Julia
Hinckley, of Manhattan. has chosen for
his best man Harry f. Hinckley. The
ushers are TO be Mark Jouett, jr.. of Bos-
ton; John Frederick Skinner. Lemuel
Lloyd, Harry Francis Payne. William Ed
sail. of Manhattan, and Eric y. Gibbs, of
Brooklyn.
Some Of the numbers announced for the
opening Of the Eighteenth Century Dia-
logue. TO be given by the Junior League
In the Heights Casino on Tuesday April
rs. are the Austin Dobson dialogue. "Au
Revoir." Mrs. Theodore Pratt and James
Jenkins. jr.: THE Idyl of the Cart" Miss
Carolyn Putnam and Miss Nj. Vryling Put
nam; "A Sonnet in Dialogue" Mr. and
Mrs Charles +. Neergaard The Cap that
Fits" Miss Jean Murray and Miss Grace
jennings "Ninon and Ninette." Miss
Thryza Benson and Miss Florence Walton
Among the young women who will partici-
pate in the dances are Miss Antoinette
Eutler. Miss Muriel Goepel. Miss Jean
Coutts, Miss Mercy Lloyd. Miss Grace Jen-
nngs. Miss Edna Shepard. Miss Reba
hoe -
Pratt. Miss Marjorie Stutzer. Miss Helen
Stutzer and Miss Elsie Griffith. Mrs Ray
mond Street is chairman Of the committee,
which further includes Mrs William H.
Cary. Mrs. Charles L. Morse and Mrs
Sidney Robinson kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Delano Wood are Wis
iting Mrs. William J. Mathewson in her
bungalow AT Miami Mr. and Mrs Robert
W. de Forest and Johnston de Forest are
also at Miami
Mr.. and Mrs Walter W. Spadone are
spending a fortnight at the Hotel Tray
more, Atant, City.
Among the recent arrivals at Palm Beaci,
are Colonel William Hester and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Teunis Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian ID. Farchild are
among the Brooklyn people at Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Hutchinson are
spending this month in Atlantic City.
OF interest TO many I'm this borough IS
the recent announcement Of the engage
nent OF Miss Mabel Clyde to William
FoAo Iinc no NH
Saturday. June g. Miss Clyde is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs William p Clyde. Of
No. ! West 5lst street Manhattan. but
formerly of the Heights 1t is TO be
home ceremony.
Miss Ada Taylor, Of No 80 Lefferts Place
recently entertained at bridge for Miss
Stella Wilson. Am0C the guests were
Mrs. Harry T. Williams. Miss Bess Fol
lansbee Miss Susan w. Duryea Miss Ethel
Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Charlock Miss
Russell. the Misses Taylor. Clarence Il.
Leach. Leonora Bates and Robert Mofett.
Mrs Carl Fique. Of No. 12s DeKalb ave-
nue.. yesterday afternoon gave a luncheon
for Miss Aileen Shea, of Memphis. The
table appointments were in green. In ad
dition 20 the hostess and guest of honor
there were present Mrs. Shanna Cumming
Jones, Mrs. Eugene r. Brewster. Mrs
George Hills Her. Mrs Julian Ross, Miss
Anne Wageman. Miss Marie TWIN. Miss
Amy Harvey. Mrs +. w Merrill Miss
Marguerite Steinbergor. Mrs NJ Philleo.
Mrs. Charles J. McDermott and Mrs. J.
Dixon Sinclair. AS all Of the guests were
musicians there was some delightful music
during the afternoon.
Under the auspices Of the Volente Club
large bridge Will be given at the Hotel
Mohawk on Wednesday April 2s. The Vo-
lente Club has been active in civic and
charitable way during the winter 1t takes
an interest i'm probation work. furnishes
diets TO the sick poor and visits and pro-
vides dainties for many persons in the hos
pital wards Mrs John Norris. of No. 90S
st. Mark $ avenue. at whose home several
bridges have been given. has charge OF the
tickets.
Cherry Blossom festival will he given
in the Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
April 1, ; and s. Japanese pantomimes and
dances will he among tho novelties. on
the committee in charge arc Mrs. William
Bristol. chairman: Mrs Darwin r. James,
ritt. Mrs Walter Mcseroe. Mrs. Henry A.
Mark Mrs Edgar IIavland. Mrs. James
Cropsey and Mrs Frank g. Wild In the
wistaria tea house tea will be served by
Miss Ruth Haviland. Miss Helen Zinn. Miss
Dorothy Stone and Miss Eleanor Wild. In
some of the dances there will he seen Miss
Ruth Zinn Miss Frances Boyd Miss Olive
Williams Miss Estele Mooney. Miss Agnes
England. Miss Lucille Tolley and Miss Ruth
cOnkl!n.
Miss Julie Holmes Griffith was the guest
Of honor at the luncheon given on Tuesday
in the Crescent Club by her counsin. Mrs.
Leroy w Ross Seated at the table, which
was decorated with pink carnations. were
Miss Dorothy Hubbs. Miss Margaret Key
nOlds Miss Victoria DeSSar. Miss Louise
Scholes and Miss Bonita Lawrence.
Mrs. Francis W. Drake. OF No. 2O1 Jefer-
son avenue. will entertain at bridge on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chester Bayis. of No. 26i9 Bedford
avenue. entertained at bridge on Tuesday
afternoon. The company included Mrs.
Frederick Witte Mrs. Charles Rohman.
Mrs William Baylis. Mrs. Walter Law
renee. Miss Gertrude Schefers. Mrs.
George Craigon Mrs. Bruce Strattman and
Miss Sachas.
Miss Rowena Lawrence. Of No. 32i Clin-
ton avenue. gave a bridge yesterday The
guests were mostly young girls.