New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

Mrs. Harold |. Pratt ISSUED CARDS last
week for dance for the Brooklyn Junior
League, OF which she is president. This
will be given at the Pratt Casino on Tues
! day evening, December 10. There will be
bridge for those who do not care to dance.
| Notable in many respects was the we'd
ding Of Miss Annie Jean White and Adrian
Van Sinderen, which took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in the Church of the
! Saviour. The bride is the younger daughter
| OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tredway White.
| Mr.. Van Sinderen is a son Of Mrs William
Leslie Van Sindcren. of No 1913 Henry
street, and was graduated from Yale in
1910. His attendants also were Yale men.
Robert A. Taft. son of President Taft, being
among them. Miss Katherine Lyman White
was her sisters maid of honor. and the
/ bridesmaids were Miss Eunice Mallory,
Miss Thyrza Benson, Miss Isabel Ide. of
/ Brooklyn, and Miss Eleanor Du Bois, of
Manhattan. Harry Brinsmade Van Sin
Geren, Yale Il, was his brothers best
man. and the ushers-all classmates of the
bridegroom, with the exception OF his
cousin, Paul S. Brinsmade of Manhattan
were Charles Carroll Glover. Of Washing
ton, Henry T. Bingham, of Cleveland;
Frank S. Brainsrd, of Manhattan; stephen
Merrell Clement, Of Buffalo, and Albert De
Silver and Earle Williams. of Brooklyn. A
small reception at the White home, No. 40
Remsen street. followed the church cere-
mony. at which the Rev. Dr. L. Mason
Clarke and the Rev. John l.. Lathrop Of
fciated
The brides gown OF white satin was cut
with a long square train and a tunic OF
chiffon embroidered in crystal and pearl
She wore a point lace veil and carried
lilies-of-the-valley. Her attendants wore
gowns Of yellow satin, with draped over
dresses of deep rose chiffon. The maid of
honor carried yellow roses. and the brides
maids bouquets were composed of chrysan-
themums from yellow to deep rose in color.
They wore large hats Of deep rose velvet
Mrs White wore old blue satin. trimmed
with steel. and Mrs Van Snderen was at
tired in amethyst and velvet and satin. The
church was simply decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums and palms.
The drawing room of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick B. Flskes home. at No. Il Willow
street. was thronged or Thursday for the
reception which Mrs. Fiske gave there from
until o'clock to introduce her daughter.
Miss Louise Perry Fiske Assisting in the
receiving were Miss Ruth Fiske, of Norris
town, a cousin of the debutante: Miss
Janet Buchanan, Miss Marion Blashfield.
Miss Dorothy Childs, Miss Alice Denny,
Miss Eva Peabody, Miss Eleanore Ide, |
Miss Ruth Latin, Miss Jean Murray. Miss
Alice Moss. Miss Mary Vidaud, Miss Dor
cthy Thurston and Miss Jean Southwick, |
Of Brooklyn. Miss Geraldine Frost, Miss
Geraldine Fitz Gerald and Miss Christine
Fisher, OF Manhattan. and Miss Charlotte |
Baker, Of Frederick Nd After the recep- |
ton there was a dinner dance, at which |
there were also present Lawrence Achilles, |
Warren Beebe. Jerry Burnham, Joseph
Epes Brown, Byron Benson, McGregor
Demerest. Clayton Du Bosque, Edwin
Fisher Alan Macgruer Alex. Marks, David
Moffatt, William Moffatt, Budd Pitt, Frank
Page. Guthrie Shaw, Guthrie Speers, Don
aid Thorn. Harry Thurston. Newell Van
derhoef Marshall Vanderhoef, Stephen T.
Fiske. Stanley Harris Rutherford Hopkins
and Otis Williams.
There will doubtless be a large repre-
sentation from this borough at the recep-
10 give on Tuesday at her home. No 500
Park avenue. Manhattan. The hostess will
be assisted in receiving by her mother,
, Mrs. Rollin H. Lynde, and Mr.. Du Walls
mother, Mrs Horace Clark Du Val, of the
Heights. At the tea table will be Mrs.
Samuel Roosevelt Outerbridge and Mrs.
Alexander S. Fraser Before her marriage
a year ago last spring Mrs. Du Val was
Miss Augusta Harper Lynde.
Miss Winfred Notman. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs George hoffman, of No. 13s Jo-
ralemon street. will be debutante Of Fri
day. In her receiving party will be Miss
Dorothy Sutphin, Miss Eleanore Ide, Miss
Mary Vidaud, Miss Dorothy Abbot, Miss
Jean Southwick Miss Alice Moss, Miss
Alice Cordier, Miss Alice Denny, Miss Ge-
nevra Dubbins. Miss Grace Frank, Of this
/ borough and Miss Marjorie Sturges. OF
| Short Hills, y. ]. The reception, which
will be between the hours Of and
O'clock will be followed by a dinner and
cotllon.
The date for the dance which Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Vidaud are 10 give for their
debutante daughter Miss Mary Vidaud has
been changed from Friday, January 5, TO
| Monday January S. II will take place at
the Vidaud home, No. Isl Joralemon street.
/ Two largely attended receptions Of the
week were those which Mrs Frank Day
| Tuttle. Of No IS Remsen street, gave on
| Thursday and Friday afternoons The first
day the receiving party included Mrs.
! Pierre Guertln, mother Of the hostess: Mrs.
Charles Scudder Pool Mrs. Howard S Had
den, Mrs. Winthrop Murray Tuttle. Mrs.
/ George D. Provost, Mrs. David Roberts.
Mrs James Warbasse. Mrs. William Good,
Mrs Clinton Elliott, Miss Belle Harkuess
and Miss Fay Randall On Friday Mrs
futile was assisted by Mrs. Walter St
John Benedict, Mrs. katherine Perry, Mrs
I William c. Iverson. Mrs Arthur King
/ Wood, Mrs. Frederick Trevor Hill. Miss
Alice Hin Chittenden. Miss Alice ogden and
Miss Sarah Trowbridge Day.
/ Miss Ruth Latin, the younger daughter
/ Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Arthur Latin. Of
/ No SO Pierrepont street, will be presented
\ next Saturday afternoon at the conven-
/ tional afternoon reception between the
/ hours OF I and o'clock. Assisting Mrs
/ Latin and her daughter 10 receive will be
Miss Jean Southwick. Miss Janet Buchanan
Miss Louise Fiske, Miss Alice Moss. Miss
Jean Murray, Miss Alice Denny. Miss
| Dorothy Guyon Miss Jessie Hopkins. Miss
Rosamond Thayer, Miss Eva Peabody. Miss
Katherine Pratt, of Brooklyn: Miss Kath-
crime Moore. of Manhattan. and Miss
Eleanore Clarke, of New Orleans. The
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