New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements. |

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10 pr, 'ohn G underhill yesterday after.
noon III me nome of her parents. Genera,
anu MrS' George Wood Wingate. No 11oo
Dean street. Invitations had been ,,r,,.oa
TO relatives and close personal fr,eras 49,.
more than hundred persons being nresan,
when the Rev. Frank Maxwell TownIev ,ar
FORMED the ceremony at s o'clock Tharo
were no bridesmaids or ushers b,,, n
Jacques Cortelyou Rushmore acted ss beet
H'n. Inc brides gown Of white satir
"dS ornamented with rare old lace given
TO ner as a wedding present by a relative
ohc wore tulle veil and carried IiIies-of-
the-valley. While Miss Winrate has been
connected with most of the social oreani.
cations Of the borough. she has nerbans
peen most closely affiliated with the Little
italy Settlement. Of which she is nov nresi
dent
Dr. and Mrs. Underhll will sail for Eli
rope next week. They will spend the great
er part of the summer abroad They will
make their home with General and Mrs
Wingate.
An important engagement Just announced
IL that or Miss Sara Phillips Cotton. daueh.
ter OF DR.. Frederick H. Cotton. of No. J3s
Montague street and the Rev. DR.. Arthur
Lincoln Gillett, professor in the Theological
Seminary. in Hartford. DR. Gilett was
graduated from Amherst in so Miss Col
tonS sisters are Mrs. Robert Truslow. Mrs
Frank jerks and Mrs. Alexander Birnie.
Inc announcement Of the engagement Of
MISS Dorothea van Dyke made on Wednes-
ney by her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Brooks van Dyke. of Princeton, is OF much
interest 10 Brooklyn people, particularly to
those Of the older generation, who remem-
Der her grandfather, the Rev Henry J. van
Dyke, pastor of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church. and her father when he was
student in tho Polytechnic Institute Miss
van Dykes fiance is Guy Richards Me
Lane. son Of Dr. James w. McIane, presi-
dent Of Roosevelt Hospital. and is a gradu-
ate Of Yale. 81.
The persistent overcrowding Of the music
hall in the Academy Of Music by those
anxious to hear DR.. van Dyke when he
gave his recent course Of lectures under
the auspices of the Brooklyn Institute
strongly attested his popularity in his ma
tai city.
recent engagement of interest on this
side of the river is that of Miss Clara
Barnes Danforth, daughter Of Mrs Frank
Lyman Dunnell. of No. 106 Central Park
West and Francis Bacon Hamlin. Mrs
Dunnell was Miss Susette Barnes. and for
many years a resident or the Heights.
where she still has large circle Of friends.
Mr. Hamlin. who was graduated from
Yale in '0a, is son of the late Rev. DR..
Tunis S. Hamlin, of Washington. and a
brother of Ebert r. Hamln OF Man
haitian.
Mrs. Walter ST. John Benedict. OF No. 75
Columbia Heights, gave q luncheon and
bridge on Tuesday for Mrs. Charles Scud-
der Pool. Her guests were Miss Elizabeth
Tousey. Miss Clara ogden. Mrs. Harold
Pratt. Mrs. Robert Low Pierrepont Mrs
W. Sterling Peters. Mrs. Give Du Val.
Mrs. David w. Rolf. Miss Bertha Bene-
dict. Miss Bertha Stockwell, Mrs. George
Sheldon Chsuncey and Mrs. Calvin Trues-
dale.
Mrs. Alden S. Swan will entertain at
bridge on Tuesday. April %.
Mrs. Serene S. Pratt and Miss Winifred
Berry Pratt of No. 104 Cambridge avenue,
will bs at homo on Friday April 2l. from 4
until o'clock
Mrs. Walter Warren Spadone, Of No. 2tS
New York avenue, Will give bridge party
on Wednesday afternoon, April ~ Her
daughter. Miss Thyrza Male Spadone. will
the following afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs w Winans Freeman Of
No. 81 Brooklyn avenue, will give dance
on Easter Monday evening for the young
friends of their daughter. Louise Phillips
Freeman.
Mrs Charles w. Visel, OF No. l9) Wash !
ington Park, gave luncheon on Wednes- |
day TO announce the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Bessie Visel. and Clarence |
Howard Montgomery. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
oscar Howard Montgomery, of No. e0s
washington Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Howard Montgom- |
cry announce the engagement Of their |
daughter Miss Florence Estelle Montgom- |
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.