New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and An
n0unCementS of tine BorOu1h.

ing, only relatives were present at the we'd
ding, Wednesday afternoon. of Miss Mar
garot Scott MacKay and William Mayo At
kinson. The ceremony took place at
o'clock at the home of the BRIDES mother
Mrs. Philip MacKay, No. 222 18th street
Bay Ridge, the Rev. Milton 8. Littleficld
officiating.
Miss MacKay's gown was Of white lace
and chiffon. and she carried lilies the
valley. Her sister Miss Elizabeth Wood
MacKay. was her maid OF honor and only
attendant. She was frocked IN pink satin.
yelled with white marquisette. and carried
pink roses. Charles Wickles Woolley acted
as best man. but there were no ushers.
Mr.. Atkinson is the son OF the late Judge
William Mayo Atkinson. Of Virginia, and a
graduate OF Hampton Sidney College. He
and Mrs Atkinson are to make their home
In Virginia
Mrs. Jacob Meurer and Miss Grace
Meurer. who went abroad last month. will
return In the early part Of September to
spend the remainder Of the summer and
early autumn at their Belle Terre cottage.
. The portrait Of Miss Meurer was considered
one Of the most successful Of those exhib-
tied by Howard Crosby Renwick last
spring. II is notable example Of Mr..
Renwick's skill in achieving an intimate
likeness with his subject. which In Miss
Meurer's picture is coupled with a subtle
charm Of form and color.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis L. Iine and r.
Worthington Hine will be absent from Glen
Cove for few weeks. They registered at
the Grand Union Hotel. Saratoga, on
Wednesday, and later Will go to Lenox,
Mass.
OF much interest to society In this Dor
ough IS the announcement of the engage
ment Of Miss Ethel r. Kinds. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Edwin Kinds. and
Robert Casamajor. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds
until recently made their home at No. III
New York avenue. but are now in Pasa-
dena Cal. Mr.. Casamajor also formerly
lived in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney V. Lowell are
spending August at Manchester, VT, and
for September they will 90 to the Momon-
eek Inn, Caldwell. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton II. Salmon and
Hamilton II. Salmon, jr., sailed for Europe
on the last trip Of the Caronia. They will
chateau country
Also sailing by the Caronia were the Rev.
Dr. Spencer S. Roche and Ernest Spencer
Roche.
Dr. Ralph H. Pomeroy sailed Tuesday on
the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Nj and Mrs John c. Van Cleaf sailed
Thursday on the Kaiserin Auguste VIC
toria. They will visit Carlsbad. and from
there motor TO Vienna and through the
chateau country, returning by way Of
/ Paris and London.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Pratt expect to
return from abroad early in September and
will spend the autumn at Seamoor. their
/ Glen Cove place.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick V. Henshaw left
/ last week for a six weeks Western trip.
They will go all the way TO the Coast.
The Misses La Vie are staying at Spring
| Lake, while their parents. Nj. and Mrs.
/ George a. La Vie. are on brief trip
abroad.
Judge l. Raymond Oeland and Samuel
/
Mrs. Oeland and the Misses Oeland fort
night ago, are now travelling in England.
From Roslyn, Long Island, comes word OF
.. the announcement Of the engagement Of
Miss Mildred Miller. daughter Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. William II. Miller. Of No. 645 10th
street. and Gilbert Brush, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Scoheld Brush. of No. CAT Put
nam avenue. Mr.. Brush is a graduate OF
the New York Law School He and his
hancee have been very active in society
on the Hill and Park Slope.
An out-of-town wedding will be that on
4 Thursday, August IS, OF Miss Marion Hal
lock Nash, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hallock Nash, OF No. 24S Gates
avenue. and Percy Clark Quintard, OF Nor
walk, Conn. The ceremony is to take place
3 at o'clock at the old Nash homestead
at South Norwelk, Conn. The BRIDES at
tendants are TO be Miss Mildred Nash,
Miss Ethel Grey, of Brooklyn; Miss Helen
Cuintard, of South Norwalk, and Miss
/ Natalie Jennings. Miss Mildred Nash will
act as flower girl. Mr. Quintard. who is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Quin-
tard, of South Norwalk, has chosen for his
best man Raymond p. Gerard. Serving as
ushe-s will be Douglas Z. Nash, Harold
Nash and Frederick l.. Bayes, Of New
Haven. Invitations have been limited TO
relatives and close personal friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeborn G. Smith and
| Mr. and Mrs. J. VI. Hawxhurst, who have
been motoring for the past fortnight,
stopped at the Mount Pleasant Hotel.
Breton Woods, n. H., on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Huger (Margaret
Mynderse) will remain at Flat Rock, y. c..
/ through September
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Midday Hume have
Joined the Brooklyn colony at Sudbury, VT.
Mrs. Victor A Harder and Miss Hortense
/ Marguerite Harder are at Paul Smiths
Casino. in the Adirondacks. They will
: probably remain there until the middle OF
/ September.
/ Mr. and Mrs. De Forest Candee are now
+ at Locust Valley. y. Y.
/ DR.. and Mrs Raymond Clark have gone
up TO Camp Riga. their summer place. at
/ Salisbury Conn.
Mrs. F. j. Helme, OF Flatbush. Will be
al Amityville, Long Island. until late in
September.
Alfred D. Byrne is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Paul D. Bernard. at her cottage at
Bellport. Long Island.
The Misses Byrne are spending the sum
l..