New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

Victor A. Harder. OF No. III Eighth ave-
nue., and will be presented by her mother
at the usual afternoon reception, followed
by a dinner dance,
The receiving party includes Miss
Dorothy Amman. Miss Sybil Young Miss
Dorothy Whitehead, Miss Henrietta De
selding. Miss Marjorie Bryan, Miss Phoebe
Judkns, Miss Martha Brevoort, of Man
haitian: Miss Grace Cook Jennings, Miss
Elvia Zabriske, Miss Helen Babcock. Miss
Alma Bogue, Miss Grace Frank, Of this
borough: Miss Isabelle Mersman, OF st.
Louis. and Miss Charlotte Mott, OF Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II Litchdeld re-
Gently entertained at dinner Their guests
were Mr. and Mrs Edward Hardness, Mr..
and Mrs Sterling Peters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Francis, Miss Chittenden, DR.. Will
lam B. Brnsmade. Mr.. and Mrs John Hill
Morgan, the Misses Iitchfield and Herbert
Litchfeld
Mrs Edward Hinman. OF No 10 Remsen
street, entertained at luncheon and bridge
Monday and Tuesday afternoons. The
prizes were French mirrors. Among her
guests were Mrs. William Hnman, Mrs.
Horatio NJ. Adams. Mrs. Alden S. Swan,
Mrs. William Q. Beecher, Mrs. William II.
Nichols. Mrs William r. Nichols. jr., Mrs.
Thomas o. Calender. Miss Jessie Benedict,
Miss Kate Baldwin. Mrs Frederic c.
Brown Mrs Walter Glib. Mrs Adolph T..
Smylie Mrs Almet +. jerks. Mrs George
II. Coutts, Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw, Mrs.
Lindley Murray jr., Mrs. James Mcbride,
Mrs. William II. Cary. Mrs. Wyckoff Van
Derho'f Mrs Russell +. Prenuss, Mrs.
Wallace Blackford, Mrs. Adams Child Sum-
ner the Misses Forker Miss Isabelle Hsrk-
ha
Barclay. Miss Marie Almirall. Mrs. Syl-
vestcr l.. Blood. Mrs Clinton Elliott and
Mrs. Irving Thomas Smith.
Mrs George Albert Allin. Mrs. George
Ltchheld AIln and Miss Kate Duryea Al
lin have issued cards for Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons. January q and 25.
Mrs Horatio Mortier Adams will give a
dinner at the Hotel Bossert next Thurs-
day.
In compliment to Mrs stacy r. Wood,
her sons bride, Mrs. Henry Firth Wood Of
No. 225 Sith street, Bay Ridge, on Wednes-
day gave a large reception The hostess
was attired in lavender chiffon velvet and
silver. and her guest Of honor wore her
wedding gown. Of embroidered crepe
meteor and Maltese lace Assisting them
were Mrs. Theodore Wood, Miss Theodore
Wood. Mrs Walter l. Gipatrick. Mrs. f.
r Tuttle. Mrs. Henry r. BovCe, Mrs. Ed
ward Buckout Mrs. A. W. Billing and Miss
Alice Main. The decorations in the draw
ing room were in red, while the tea table
appointments were in green and white.
An important wedding Of the week wa
that on Thursday evening Of Miss A. Made
line Dlckie, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Perry
Dicke. Of No. Il Schermcrhorn street. ana
Francis A. Westbrook IL was a home
ceremony ats o'clock, the Rev. Dr. c. F. J.
Wrigley Of Grace Church on the Heights.
officiating. Masses Of pink roses, smilax
and palms were used in the decorations.
The brides gown was Of white satin, veiled
with chiffon and ornamentcd with duchess
lace and crystal. She wore a tuile veil
caught up with sprays of orange blossoms
and carried Bride roses and lilles-of-the-
valley.
Mrs. Richard Lawrence Walker, jr., acted
as matron of honor. Her gown was Of
pink chiffon, with an overdress of chiffon,
and she carried pink roses. Richard Law
renee Walker, ir, was the best man, and
serving as ushers were Dr. FRANK wright,
Robert B. Litchfeld, Edmund c. Litchfcld,
Harry Burn. BENJAMIN Boyce and Douglas
Perry DiCkic.
A group Of the brides closest friends.
frocked in white, held the ropes Of smilax
intertwined with pink roses forming the
aisle. They were Miss Genevieve Warner.
Miss Helen Dudley. Miss Alice Dahn, Miss
Mary Lees Miss Sarah WINS and Miss
Helene Ruth Wallace.
Mrs. Dickie received I'm n gown OF pale
gray brocade, with an overdress of chif-
fon embellished with silver. Mr. and Mrs.
Westbrook are to live at No. 4l5 Washing
ton avenue. Mr. Westbrook is the son Of
the late Or. 3. F. Westhrook and is n
graduate OF Columbia
one Of the largest weddings ~ the week
was that on Wednesday evening OF Miss