New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

Mr and Mrs. Peter Winchester Rouss
VINO are now settled In their handsome
new home. az Garfield Place and Prospect
Fark West. gave dinner OF twenty covers
Friday evening and also entertained at A
dinner dance about hfty Of the young
iriendS of their daughter. Miss Margaret
b. Rouss. who recently returned from
abroad. Miss Rouss will not be formally
introduced to society for another couple Of
years. but she is one of the most popular
OF the young people not Yet out
She has been familiar figure at the
Riding and Driving Club for several years
and is considered quite an expert horse
woman for her age. Dinner for the young
er guests was served at one long table in
the dining room upstairs while Mr. and
Mrs Rousss party occupied the breakfast
room on the ground floor 1t included Mr..
and Mrs w. J. Dixon Mr. and Mrs.
Schwartzmsn, Mr.. and Mrs Barry. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Winans Freeman, Dr. and
Mrs. Sherwood. M and Mrs. William
Walker. Mrs. Josephine Balmer and Mr.
and Mrs. Cochrane.
American Beauty roses. spring flowers
and greenery were used in the decorations
throughout the house.
The guests at the dance. which tooB
place in the rose and gold drawing room
We're Miss Agnes Bigelow. Miss Marion
Van Cuef. Miss Anna Meurer Miss Heller
Gayuor. Miss Helen Case. Miss Heller
Clark, Miss Julia Murray, Miss ROwena
Lawrence. Miss Louise Phillips Freeman
Miss Helen Hough. Miss Ernestina Elder
Miss ThyrZa Spadone, Miss Marguerite
Spadone. Miss Lulu Balmer Miss Madeline
Cochrane. Miss Helen Kederick Miss
Burns. Miss Loretta Swan. Miss Louise
Savage. Miss Katherine Kennedy, Miss
Louise Schreiber William Kennedy. Lester
Derives Edwin Derives Arthur Lyons
William Johnson James Wallace jr.. Will
lam Barthman. Thomas Balfe Harry
Walker DR.. William T. 5. Lawrence Will
lam II. Swan G. Stratton. Dr.. w. Mcneil
Lowell Decker. Dr. H. Bibby. Edward
Swan. r. Swan. L. briggs. D. Murray. G.
Farrar Mr.. Miller and =. II. B. Rouss
Miss Rouss was frocked in white baby
Irish lace.
Mr. and Mrs Edward r. Caldwell. OF 40
/ l35 Ross street. have announced the en-
eagement Of their niece. Miss Kate Louis,
Burgess, 10 Frank Melvain Burger, OF Eas
Orange son OF the late Henry SANFORD
Burger Of Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mallory. Of No.
Montague Terrace gave small dinner
Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs Clifford
Day Mallory.
Mrs Charles W. Ide. Of No. 43 Remser
street. also entertained at dinner Friday
evening.
Miss Frederick Augusta Yenni and Ar
thur Stewart Walcott, OF Washington
we're married Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Frederick
Yenni, No. Il Seventh avenue The Rev
Dr.. J. Howard Meish performed the cere-
mony at 4:3O o'clock and small reception
for relatives and close personal friend.
followed.
The bride. who was given away by heI
brother. Courtney Yenni was attended by
a matron Of honor. Mrs Henry Parks
SchauIler. and flower girl. Miss caro-
Dunbar. the little daughter OF Mrs. JOhr
4. Dunbar Her gown was Of white satir
adorned with pearl embroidery and rose
point, and she carried lries-of-the-valley.
Mrs Schauffler wore her wedding gowr
Of white satin lace and a quaint little sill
yer cap and carried enchantress carna
tons.
Instead Of acting as bridesmaids half z
dozen Of Miss Yennis friends formed thf
aisle through which she passed They were
Miss Evelyn Jones. Of Scranton; Mis-:
Marguerite Creston, OF Pittsburg; Miss
Helen Bundy. Of Biughamton; Miss Elsi'
Stevenson, Of Manhattan; Miss Heller
Stutzer and Miss Marjorie Stutzer OF
Brooklyn They were eowned in differen
/ combinations Of pale pink. green and white
chiffon over satin in the same shades
Their bouquets We're composed % enchan
( tress carnations and ferns
/ Mr. WalcOtt. who is the son OF the late
/ Benjamin Walcott. OF Manhattan. had a,
/ best man his cousin. Frederick G. Walcott
] There were decorations OF bride roses
maidenhair fern and Southern smilax il
/ the drawing room. while Killarney rose
/ ana palms were used in the dining room
Mrs Yenni received in mauve chiffon anC
satin
/ Air and Mrs. Walcott will sail from Sal
| Francisco on March p for Japan ant
Trans-Siberia. They will travel through
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.