New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Day Mallory, the
latter before her marriage in December
Miss Rebecca Willis Sealy. of Galveston.
were the guests Of honor at the dinner Mr..
Mallory's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rogers Mallory. gave last evening al their
home, No 12S Columbia Heights.
The guests were seated at two tables of
twelve covers each, one decorated in green
with Farleyense ferns. the other orna-
mented with sweetpeas. They were DIR. and
Mrs Charles Scudder Pool. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Pouch. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Trues-
dale. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low Pierrepont.
Mr. and Mrs Norman de Mauriac, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheldon Chaurcey, Miss Helen Judson. Mr.
Carhart Miss Emily Gould. Miss Eunice
Mallory. George E. Hte and Harvey WILL
Jams.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mallory will give a
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Day NAL
lory Friday evening.
One OF the delightful small bridge parties
of the week was that Mrs. Bayard Sands
Litchfield gave Friday at her home, No. 12
Pierrepont street. Among those who played
were Mrs Harold Pratt Mrs. Theodore
Pratt, Mrs. Raymond Streit. Mrs. F. Valde-
mar Henshaw. Miss Cornela Henshaw,
Mrs. Calvin Truesdale, Mrs. George B. Car
hart, Mrs Ernest Brewer, Mrs. George S.
Chauncey. Miss .Litchield. Miss Alice Og-
den. Miss Brinsmade Miss Lambert. Mrs.
Edwin Carleton Granbery, Mrs Norman de
Mauriac and Miss Mary Jennings. The
prizes were small gold mirrors. After the
games a few others came in for tea. The
table appointments were in pink.
Mrs. William James Taylor, OF No. 27S
Lafayette avenue. gave tea on Friday
afternoon for her daughter Miss Gertrude
Taylor. Assisting them were Mrs. Charles
Cooper and Miss Isabel Cooper, the mother
and sister of Miss Taylor's nance. William
II. B. Cooper; Mrs. John T. Underwood.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Manhattan:
Mrs. Herbert Payne Fisher, OF German
town, Penn; Mrs. Horace Rutter and
Mrs. Nelson Olcott, I'd nee Lattin). JON
quils and ferns gave a springlike air TO
the rooms. Mrs. Taylor wore a robe Of
black net and gold embroidery. and Miss
Taylor was gowned In king blue chiffon
trimmed with silver.
The announcement of the engagement of
Miss Dorothy Hutchins Marston to James
Wood Ames, Of Montclair. came as a COM
plete surprise to her many friends. 1t was
made at a 5himbe party given Wednesday
by Miss Gertrude Taylor, to which few
Of their intimate friends had been asked.
Tea was served at o'clock from a table
appointed in pink, with centrepiece Of
pink tulips. When the cups were raised
two red hearts were noticed on the bottom
of each. which on further observation were
found 10 contain the initials Of the bride
and bridegroom 10 be. Miss Marston is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Mar
ston, OF No 1ss Lafayette avenue.
socially important wedding quietly
solemnized was that Yesterday afternoon OF
Miss Edith De Wolf Sexton and Harvey
Ralston Steven. Only relatives witnessed
the ceremony. which DR.. l.. Mason Clarke
performed at $50 o'clock at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs. Charles F. Sexton.
No 115 Montague street Miss Bertha
Fuller Sexton was her sisters only at
tendant. and Frank r. Steven served as
best man for his brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steven are to live at No. lol Columbia
Heights.
Mrs Edward Luckenbach, OF No. 26
Montgomery Place, gave her second re-
ception Yesterday, the first having taken
place a week ago. In the receiving party
were Mrs Edward Young, Mrs. John w.
Weber. Mrs. Edgar F. Luckenbach, Mrs.
Maillard NJ Canda Miss Young, Miss Mary
Young, Miss Carolyn Weber and Miss AL
thea Briggs They were afterward enter
tanned at dinner. Lilacs and orchids were
used III the decorations.
On Thursday Miss Frederica Yenni, who
is TO be married TO Arthur Stuart Walcott
next Tuesday, gave luncheon for her at
tendants at her home. No. II Seventh ave-
nue.. Covers were laid for twelve at
table decorated with Bride roses and
maidenhair fern. There were present Mrs.
Henry Parks Schaufier who is TO act as
matron of honor: the six ribbon girls, Miss
EVELYN Jones, OF Scranton Miss Mar
guerite Clark, Of Pittsburg; Miss Helen
Bundy. OF Binghamton Miss Elsie Steven
son. of Manhattan; Miss Helen Stutzer
and Miss Marjorie Stutzer, Of Brooklyn
Miss Emma Newton. Miss Alice Main. also
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