New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

were the prizes at Mrs. Alden s. Swans
bridge on Friday afternoon There we're
twelve ables After the games Mrs. Fran
els Murray. of Manhattan. n niece of Mrs
Swan. and Mrs Winthrop Tuttle poured
tea from a table decorated with Easter
lilies. Mrs Swan received her guests I'm a
gown of black and white chiffon and lace.
Miss Mary Buchanan Jennings, who is TO
be married 10 Robinson Leech on Thursday
June !, will be attended by her sister Miss
Grace Cook Jennings. as maid Of honor,
and eight bridesmaids. They are another
sister. Miss Gertrude Howell Jennings
Miss Charlotte Leech. sister Of the bride
groom; Miss Ruth Stilman and Miss Edith
Marshall Of Manhattan Miss Ruth Heala.
OF South Orange; Miss Ethel James
Adams and Miss Edith Thurston. Howard
Corlies will act as best man. The ushers
will be Caswell W Stoddard. Reese u. Al
sop. Chester b. Van Tassel. of BROOKLYN
Charles II. Banks, p. Lyndon Dodge Allan
T.. Foster Chester T. Neal Of Manhattan.
and Eftngham y. Dodge of Paterson. The
ceremony will take place in the First Pres
hyterian Church at o'clock and a recep-
tion will follow in the home of the brides
mother. Mrs Spencer A. Jennings. Of No
226 Henry street Mr. Leech is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John f.. Leech. of No "a
Remsen street
on Friday afternoon Mrs Serene :. Pratt
and Miss Wnifred Berry Pratt received
from until o'clock in their home. No.
l04 Cambridge Place Assisting them were
Mrs. Earl H. Berry of Manhattan. and
Mrs. Edward Chapin In the drawing
room the decorations consisted Of pink roses
mingled with greens In the dining room
quantities Of spring flowers werc used and
the table appointments were in yellow Mrs
Trait wore black maruuisctte and white
satin. and her daughter was frockcd in
white satin with an ovcrGress Of chiffon.
Mrs Richard 7. Pullen. OF No SSS Carroll
street, gave a reception on Tuesday tor hef
daughter, Miss Helen Frances Ford /, was
followed in the evening by dinner and
dance for tho Younger members of no
receiving party. Mrs. Pulen was gowned
I'm white lace and black chiffon. and Miss
Ford wore white headed chiffon over ,
American Beauty satin The receivin.
party included Mrs. George J.. Longstreth. I
Of Cincinnati Mrs James Guthrie Shaw. /
Mrs. Nathan Belcher. Mrs. Adams sumner. !
Miss Edith Wallbridge. Miss Dorothy SUIT
phin. Miss Katharine w Sclding. Miss .
Grace Frank. Miss Helen Babcock. Miss .
Helen Millsrd. Miss airline Williams. Miss /
Marjorie Decker. Miss Dorothy Cockshaw .
and Miss Helen Campbell
Among the young people who came IN for .
the dance were Miss Helen Jourdan. Miss
Erving Vilaud. Carlo savre Monroe lie .
selding Theodore DauChv. Edgar H. Ar
mold. Howell Sayre. Ernest Klipsten. Low
ell Decker. Walter Marvin. Augustus ST. |
der. Edward Howe. Reginald Rowe. II |
Howard. Louis Cumming Donald FORD and .
Sumner Ford
Another reception on Tuesday was that
given by Mrs Wallace Thaxter Jones and
Miss Helen Jones of NO 434 Washington
avenue. from 4 until o'clock Receiving
with them were Mrs William McLaren
Bristol Mrs. James NJ HIS. Mrs. James
Lawton TAYLOR. Miss Dora Hatch Rosellr,
Miss Marguerite Planten and Miss Edlth
Spencer Mrs Jones was gowncd in blue
chiffon and satin. and her daughters frock
was OF white chiffon hand embroidered. \
dinner dance for the receiving party fol-
lowed the reception.
An important engagement just announced
is that of Miss Elzabeth +. Alsop, dauGh
ter of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs Reese F. Al
SOD. and Lawrence Halstead Shepard. son
of Charles Shepard. of No. Isl Columbia
Heights Dr. AlSop was for twenty years
rector Of St AIMS. on the Heights.
Miss Martha Nilsson Green, daughter OF
Mrs. John English Green. Of No. 1898 Fifth
avenue and George Floyd Crego. son Of
Mr. and Mrs oscar NJ Gregg. of No. 1873
Columbia Heights. We're married on Mon
day Faster lilies and greens decorated
St Rartholomew's Chapel. where the cere-
mony took place AT o'cloct. and the Eng
lish home where the small reception fol-
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