New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! Saturday. June TO- is the date set for
/ the wedding Of Miss Sara Phillips Cotton
and the Rev. Or Arthur Lincoln Gillett,
whose engagement was announced early in
April. Only relatives will witness the
ceremony, which is to take place at
o'clock as the home Of the brides father.
DR.. Frederick II. Cotton. No 1856 Mon
tague street. but small reception will
follow half an hour later The Rev. Dr.
Edward y. Poe Of the Marble Collegiate
Church. Manhattan. assisted by the Rev.
DR.. Edward f. Sanderson. Of the Church
Of the Pilgrims. on the Heights. will Of
ficiate. DR.. Gillett. who is the son OF
Edward Bates Gillett, Of Westfeld. Mass.
was graduated from Amherst in 1850 and
is now a professor in the Theological
Seminary at Hartford Conn. Miss Cotton
IS a member Of the Twentieth Century and
Brooklyn Heights Seminary clubs She
is a sister of Mrs. Frank jerks. Mrs
Alexander Oakley Bernia and Mrs Rob
Truslow.
The marriage OF Miss Evelyn Naegele.
daughter of Charles Frederick Naegele. of
Manhattan. and Professor Herschel c.
Parker, who makes his home at No. q
urday. May 90 1t will be followed by
small reception in Mr.. Naegee's studio,
No. % West eth street Professor Parker
is an instructor of physics at Columbia,
and is well known mountain climber.
His engagement to Miss Naegele was an
nounced only month ago.
A noteworthy engagement announced
Los h. Of lice
De Witt Mason, daughter of the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. Alfred De Witt Mason, of No.
90 Garfield Place, and Kingsley Wilcox
Slauson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Whiting
Slauson, Of Middletown. n Y. Miss Mason
is a graduate of the Berkeley Institute and
Smith College Mr.. Slauson is Cornell
man..
Miss Dorothea Dreier will give one of her
delightful informal studio teas on Wednes-
day
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Corlies Adams have
just returned from their wedding trip and
are spending a few days with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Rand.
before leaving here for their country house
in West Orange, y. j., which was Mr..
Rand's wedding gift. Before her marriage
Mrs. Adams was Miss Marjorie Rand Of
Manhattan. The ceremony took place in
the Church of the Incarnation on April 26.
Mr.. Adams is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas b. Adams. old residents of the
Heights.
A large number Of Brooklyn people arc
planning to spend the summer abroad.
few having sailed last week, while many
others will do so within the next fortnight.
Miss Thyra Benson and her grandmother,
Mrs. Robert Hoe. of Manhattan, sailed
Tuesday on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. They
will spend some time visiting friends in
Paris
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rogers Mallory are
passing few weeks at Bonnie Cliff, their
summer place at Port Chester. y. Y, before
going abroad. They will sail on the Lusi-
tania May 81. returning about the middle OF
August. After leaving England they Will
divide their time between Germany and
Switzerland. In their absence Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Day Mallory will occupy Bonnie
Cliff.
Also sailing by the Lusitania will be Mrs.
Edward H. Iitchfeld and the Misses Itch
field Mr. IAtchfed and L. Herbert Itch
field will join them in August
Mrs. John Van Nostrand Will sail May
q and return September 10.
Mrs. James L. Morgan will go abroad the
end of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Seaverns left the
city last week for an extensive European
trip which may last a couple Of years.
Mrs r. RAYMOND ICELAND. Miss Margaret
Oeland and Miss Elizabeth ICELAND sailed
for Italy on Wednesday. Judge ICELAND and
Samuel V. Oeland will join them in Hol-
land in July. and they will then travel
through France and Germany. When they
return, about the middle of September,
they will spend month at their country
home at Woodbury.. Long Island. before
! opening their town house, at No. As Eighth
| avenue
/ DR.. and Mrs. William Morris Butler, Of
| Clinton avenue will go abroad earlier than
! usual this year They are TO sail early in
I July. to remain until late in September.
| spending most Of their time in Florence
| Italy.
Mrs Victor Berg will again spend the
summer with her daughter. Mrs Bayard
! Sands Iitchfeld. She will arrive from Eng
/ land I'm July and go direct to Larchmont
where the Litchhelds have taken a house
for the season.
Mrs. Eugene L. Maxwell closed her
Eighth avenue house last week. and is now
al Maxwell Hall. Glen Cove. where she ex-
poets TO spend the greater part of the
summer. Her daughter Mrs. J. Edward
Davis. has recently become a member of
| the Ladies' Coaching Club. and was one
of those TO take the trip to Greenwich on
| Tuesday.
In compliment 10 Miss Dorothy Marston.
/ Miss Gertrude Taylor. daughter Of Mrs
| William j. Taylor. Of No. 27s Lafayette
! avenue entertained at dinner Wednesday
! evening Miss Marston's engagement to
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