New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and An
nOunCementS of the Borough.

n0unCementS OF the Borough.
In St Georges Church. Flushing on
Thursday afternoon Miss Josefa NJ T.
Crosby. daughter OF Mrs. Allen Howard
Crosby. was married TO Roger Brooke Hop
kins, of Baltimore. The Rev. DR.. Henry
b. Waller. rector of the church. performed
the ceremony at 4 o'clock and a reception
followed AT the home Of Mrs. Crosby. No
II Jamaica avenue. Beautiful old point
ace adorned the brides gown of white
satin and formed a drapery for her tulle
veil She carried white roses and gar
denias. The attendants were her sisters.
Miss Ethel J. ~. Crosby and Miss Mary F.
Crosby. They wore frocks Of white net and
lace. with large pink sashes. Their hats
were of white lace trimmed with pink satin
and they carried bouquets of pink sweet
peas. Francis r. Pegram Of Baltimore
the best man. and serving as ushers
were George II. Powell, Thomas S. HUI
ings. of Baltimore; 3. F. II. Shreve, of
Philadelphia Richmond Weed and G.
Blyth Martin. Of Flushing and Paul r.
Jones. of New York
Mrs. Crosby and her daughters spend
much of their time at their summer place,
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins will pass part
Of the summer at their country home
Woodbrook, Md.
In compliment to Miss Margaret Scott
Mackay, whose wedding 10 William Mayo
Atkinson is TO take place early IN the fall
Miss Virginia Thomas Will give a shower
on Tuesday. at her home No 1901 Second
avenue Miss MacKsy is the daughter OF
Mrs. Philip Mackay, of No 222 18th street
Charles F. MacKays marriage to Miss
Annette Martin takes place Tuesday in
Newark
The wedding of Miss Helen Spencer
Campbell daughter of Mrs. James Alex
ander Campbell. of No. IS Kenmore Place.
and Charles NJ. Rogerson. took place
Thursday afternoon in st. Johns Episcopal
Church, st. Johns Place, near Seventh ave
nue.. The bride was given away by her
brother. Philip Campbell, and attended by
her sisters, Miss Minnie Campbell. who
acted as maid Of honor; Miss Alma
Campbell and Miss Blanche Campbell. The
brides gown was Of white satin. She wore
the conventional Ions tulle veil and carried
white carnations Her attendants were
gowned in lingerie frocks of embroidered
batiste and carried pink carnations Mr.
Rogerson, who is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Rogerson, of Milton. Mass, had
as his best man his brother, Francis c.
Rogerson The ushers We're b. Meredith
Longstaff. Harvey w King, Joseph Elliott
and William Rogerson Sparrel The Rev.
DIR. Francis Page. rector of the church
performed the ceremony at o'clock.
reception followed.
The marriage of Miss Eulalia Anselin
and DR. George G. Owens was solemnized
in ST. Gregory's Church, Wednesday even
ing the Rev. Father Fitzgerald. officiating.
The bride, who is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Anselin. of No 1l2l Park
Place. was gowned in white satin. with
tunic Of duchess lace, and carried roses.
Her sister, Miss Josephine Anselin, who at
tended as maid Of honor, wore pink
marquisette and carried daisies The
bridesmaids, Miss Edith Schultz and Miss
Teresa Farrell, were frocked in pale yell
low marQuisette. They also carried daisies.
John owens was his brothers best man.
and the ushers were Dr. William T.. Nc
Collum, DR.. William a. Gilien. DR.. Jo-
seph Maher DR.. George AIcMurray, DR..
Ernest Kuhn and William owens.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Vera McEnery. daughter
OF James McEnery, of No. 1872 Prospect
Place. and Louis Ernest Hinrichs. Mr.
Hinrichs was graduated from Harvard in
le05 and is a member of the Harvard Club.
Miss McEnery is a sister OF Miss Kathleen
McEnery, the artist.
Mrs. Charles Francis Leighton, Of No
1872 East nth street, Flatbush, announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Gladys Leighton. to Herbert Goodwin. Mr.
Goodwin was graduated from Columbia
In 1902 He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Goodwin, Of Larchmont.
A home wedding Tuesday evening was
that Of Miss Ethel Mildred Howson, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alfred Howson
of No. 69i Lafayette avenue and Leslie
Clifford Austin Hartley Of London. The
Rev. Arthur Mercer. Of the Church Of the
New Jerusalem, Of which Mr.. Howson is
organist. officiated. The bride was gowned
in white satin and princess lace and car
red roses and llies-of the-valley. Her tulle
) veil had been worn by her mother as a
7 bride Miss Florence Gardner of Ruther-
ford. " j.. a cousin Of the bride, acted
as maid Of honor. She was attired in pink
messaline, with an oVerdress Of marqui-
settle. and she carried pink roses Charles
T.. HOwsOn, a brother OF the bride was
the best man. The uShers were Herbert
Gardner and sanford Riker, of Manhattan
Pink roses and carnations were combined
with greens in the decorations.
All Saints Church was the scene Mon
day afternoon of the wedding of Miss Alice
Louise Molly. daughter Of John Nolty. OF
No. 5Ol Sth street. and Frank Laing, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Laing, Of Mon
treal. Canada. The church was decorated
with daisies, peonies and palms, arches Of
the white flowers having been erected over
the centre aisle The Rev. Emile Sher-
wood Harper officiated. The brides gown
of white satin charmeuse and chiffon was
trimmed with duchess lace. She wore a
lace veil fastened by orange blossoms and
carried lilies-Of- the valley and orchids. Miss
Helen Coleman Molly as her sisters maid
OF honor. wore pale pink satin yelled with
chiffon and carried Sunrise roses The
bridesmaids were gowned I'm cream chiffon
over pink satin and wore gold net caps.
They were Miss Dorothea Brown, Miss
Marie Martinez. Miss Virginia Hurst and
Miss Winfred Rose. Miss Helen Garden
hire was unable 10 serve The best man
was James l.. Rintoul, of Glasgow, Scot
land The uShers were Frederick Molly
Edward J. Smaller. Of Brooklyn: George
Chittenden Turner and Riley @. Castle
man. of MonNeal Following the church
ceremony there was a reception at the
Molly house. where the decorations We're
IN green and white. Mr. and Mrs. I.ang
are TO live in Montreal
Miss Molly was the guest of honor at
the luncheon Miss Hurst gave at her
home. No. 29S Garfield Place Covers were
laid for fifteen at table prettily decorated
with bride roses and maiden hair fern The
company included besides the other brides
maids Mrs. Emile Sherwood Harper Grace
| fidfora), Mrs. stephen q. Doig, Mrs Clar-
ence J. Hewlett Miss Carolyn Winter.
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