New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and An
n0unCementS.

graduated from Yale, in '0S the announce
ment of his engagement is OF the greatest
interest here because OF the prominence OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs A a. Low, of
No. Pierrepont Place. Mr.. Lows fancee
is Miss Dorothea Douglas. daughter OF ex-
Senator and Mrs. Curtis y. Douglas. Of
Albany. and niece of Governor and Mrs.
Dix. The wedding will probably take place
this fall
Mr.. Low is grandson Of the late George
Cabot Ward, a nephew OF Seth Low and
William q. Low and brother OF Mrs.
William Raymond, 4. A. Low. ir.. on the
Yale varsity crew this year, is his brother.
He has spent the last few years looking
after his fathers extensive timber lands
IN the Adirondacks and Canada.
Mrs. a. A. Low will be in New London
until after the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. James Pendleton Helm. jr..
are spending their honeymoon at Tunk
Pond Camp, Ne. and in the fall will make
their home in Louisville Mrs Helm be-
fore her marriage in Grace Church on June
II. was Miss Dorothy Crosby Walker
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Crosby
Walker. Of No. 275 Clinton avenue
OF particular interest to the older resi-
dents in Bay Ridge was the wedding on
Wednesday evening OF Miss Annette Louise
Martin and Charles Frederick MacKay.
son Of Mrs. Philip MacKay, o. Nc. 222 10Th
street
I'll" ceremony took place at 80 o'clock
;ho home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Payne Martin. No. 20 East
Kinney street. Newark. y. j.. where there
were charming decorations of Rambler roses
and palms. The Rev. Or. Otis Trucsdale
oiFlciated.
The brides gown, Of ivory satin. had an
overdress Of duchesSe lace and she wore
lace veil. Miss Emma Martin. as her sis
ters maid Of honor. wore 4 gown OF white
satin. yelled with marquisette and trimmed
viii crystal The TWO bridesmaids. Miss
Elizabeth MacKay. sister of the bridegroom.
az Miss Louise Field, were gowned in
sale marouisette over pink satin. They
carried pink Ramblers. and the brides
bouquet vas shower of lllies-of-the-val-
ley. There was also little flower girl,
Miss Katharine Smith. She wore a white
lingerie frock 2L4 carried a Leghorn hat
filed with pink Ramblers. William Loudsn
Wilson. OF Brooklyn, was the best man.
and serving as ushers were Frank Powers
Parkinson. Walter L. Durack, jr., Joseph
Hartley MacKay. OF Brooklyn: DR.. Thomas
F. Martin and Albert Vaudeville, OF New
ark. NJ. and Mrs. Macllay are TO live in
Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Austen Townsend Sackett
have returned from their wedding trip in
Canada and will pass the rest Of the sum-
ner a their house in New Rochelle. They
left Friday morning for New London.
where they will remain until after the
Fourth Mrs. Sackett before her marriage.
on June Is. was Miss Marie Good. daughter
of Mrs John Good, of No. ll52 Pacific
street. Her only attendant was Mrs Arthur
z. Maillefert.
The Sixth Avenue Baptist Church was the
scene Thursday evening of the wedding OF
Miss Mabel Hayward Smith. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Hayward Smith, No. lS7
Seventh avenue and Abram Thomson
Nichols.
There were beautiful decorations at the
church Of daisies and palms, and at the
home of Nj and Mrs. smith. where the
reception following was held, daisies were
combined with roses. The Rev. joel 2.
Slocum oftciated.
The bride, who was attended by maid
OF honor and four bridesmaids, was
gowned in white satin. yelled with chiffon,
and ornamented with rose and duchesse
lace Her tulle veil was fastened with
coronet Of orange blossoms and she carried
shower Of sweetpeas and lilies-of-the-
valley.
A-,,t- %
quharson, wore a gown Of pale yellow
marquisette and satin. The first two
bridesmaids also wore light yellow and the
gowns OF the other two were Of the palest
green. All carried daisies. They were
Miss Lehman Surdam. Miss Cornelia Allen,
OF Brooklyn. Miss Eliza Dobbins, OF Flush
ing, and Miss Louise Norhis, Of Crawford,
NJ. Wallace c. Smith. a brother Of the
bride. acted as best man. and serving as
ushers we're Fred Allen, c. VI. Harten,
Carl Buchanan and Alfred Almethoh.
Mrs Smith received In gown OF black
marquisette and jet over white satin. Nh
and Mrs Nichols are now at Lake Mo
honk When they return TO town in the
fall they will make their home In Flat
bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j Lains are
spending their honeymoon in Nova Scotia
and will then go TO their summer home
on Lake Champlain. Mrs Laing before
her marriage. in All Saints Church on
June II. was Miss Alice Molly. daughter
OF John Molly. Of No. sol sth street Miss
Helen Coleman Molly viii spend the sum-
mer with her sister at Lake Champlain
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd a. Scoville. Of No. 81
Monroe street. have announced the en-
eagement Of their daughter. Miss Marion
Adele Scoville, TO George William Baker
IT.. son Of Mr. and Mrs George William
Baker. Of No. 2Ss Clinton avenue.
In 81. Franciss Church. on Wednesday
evening. Miss Mary Josephine Poland.
daughter OF Mrs. J. Charles Duffy, OF No
Csc LIST street was married TO Robert Gerard
Williams. son OF the late Joseph Williams
OF No. l. st. Marks avenue. The Rev.
Father u. J. Hickey. pastor OF the church.
performed the ceremony. which was fol-
lowed by a small supper at the Waldorf.
The bride, who was gowned in white sat
in and duchesse lace. had as her only at
tendant Miss Milana Francis Joseph r
Williams was his brothers best man.
4 quiet house wedding Monday evening
was that OF Miss Emily Kaltenbach. daugn-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Kaltenbach.
OF No. 2iA Foster avenue. and Joseph II.
Bragdon The bride was gowned in white
satin and rose. point and wore a tulle veil
and orange blossoms. She carried llies-of-
the-valley and orchids. Her sister. Miss
Naomi. as her maid Of honor and only at
tendant, wore a frock OF pink tulle over
white satin and carried pink roses James