New-York tribune., 1912-04-14

there at o'clock OF her daughter. Miss
! Gladys de Raismes Storey, and George
| Curtis Kip. Of Jersey City. Half dozen
children. who held the ribbons forming the
aisle for the bridal. made pretty addition
! TO the assemblage. in which only relatives
| and intimate friends were included. The
| ribbon bearers were the Misses Jocelyn
Warren. Phyllis and Maud Obergsell and
Masters Richard Combes and Edward and
| Prentiss Kip.
| The bride was gowned in white satin, or
namented with old duchesse lace, and her
veil was an old one OF tambour lace which
had been worn by her great-grandmother
as a bride. She carried ies-of-the-valley
| and gardenias. The maid OF honor was her
cousin, Miss Margaret r. Davis. OF Man
! haitian. Her gown was of blue chiffon and
! she carried pink roses. Walter hip OF
Jersey City. acted as best man. John de
! Ralsmes Storey gave his sister in marriage.
! A late addition to the long list OF April
! brides is Miss Alice Dwight Spencer dsugh-
| ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Spencer. or NO.
| 1851 Pacific street She will be married TO
| Arthur Miilard Daniels on Saturday. April
! 27 at the Hotel St George by her uncle.
| the Rev. ]. Hovey Spencer, OF Denver,
| Her attendants are TO be Mrs Louis {.
| Wagner. OF Brooklyn; Mrs. Theodore X.
Plunkett. of Adams, Mass; Miss Eleanor
Marsh and Miss Caroline fradley. OF TINS
borough. The best man VIII be rupert
Daniels. Of Adams Mass, and Theodore
Plunkett, Robert whipple. Harry Spencer
and Herbert Spencer, OF Brooklyn. VIII
usher Mr.. Daniels is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur B. Daniels. OF Adams. Mass.
ST Johns Church, ST. Johns Place, was
the scene on Tuesday evening OF the we'd
ding OF Miss Helen Singleton ana LOUIS
Frederick Singleton. The ceremony, "hlch
was performed by the Rev. i. BOND hoi-
land. was followed by reception at the
homo OF the brides parents. Mr ana MIs.
William Singleton. No. 800 Eighth avenue
I'm the church Easter lilies weru used IN the
decorations while at the house there was "A
profusion Of pink and white spring flowers
The bride was attended by maid or
honor. Miss Marjorie Purdy, OF White
Plains and four bridesmaids. Miss Olga
Potter Miss Annabel McCurrach. Miss
GLADYS Bowling and Miss Genevleve Eb-
bets They were frocked in pale blue crepe
meteor and carried American Beauty roses
The brides gown was or white satin with
a tunic OF duchesse lace. She wore n tulle
veil and orange blossoms and carried lilies
OF e-valey and orchids.
Mr.. Singleton. who is the son OF Mr. aud
Mrs. Thomas G. Singleton, had as best man
his brother Gerard Singleton. The ushers
were Harry Braender. OF White Plains;
| Charles G. Stratton. of Worcester, Mass.
Herman Fronc and Walter Koempel, OF
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Singleton received In orchid satin
with a drapery OF black chiffon. and the
bridegroom mother was attired in black
charmeuse and point lace.
Miss Marguerite Prltchard. daughter OF
/ MIR. and Mrs Eustis Pritchard. OF No. IL
Brevoort Place, was at home Tuesday from
3 until o'clock. Frocked in pompadour
| marduisette and antique lace. she was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. +. Macaulay
| Gilbert and Miss Jessie Bruyn. At the tea
| table. which was decorated with yellow
ionuuils, we're Mrs. Walter Brstow oRuth
Walker Miss Marguerite Wardell and
| Miss Grace Graef. strnged orchestra
PLAYED throughout the afternoon.
In compliment TO Miss Dorothy Dreyer
| the fancee of her son. Ernest Collins
Marsh. Mrs. William Collins Marsh Will
give a dance at the Chateau du Pare
Wednesday evening. April "a.
James jenkins. jr.. who has apartments
at the Trinity Parish House, In Pierrepont
street will be al home on Wednesday
evening when his sister. Miss Hester Don
aldson jenkins. will tell Of some OF her
/
now a teacher Of sociology at Adelphi Col
| lege. but for years taught at the American
College for Women in Turkey and has pub
lished two books, Behind Turkish Lat
tees" and THE Life OF Ibraham Pacha."
| Mrs Walter ST. John Benedict who re-
Gently returned from Bermuda. will give a
bridge party OF nine tables Monday after
noon at her home. No. Is Columbia
Heights.
Announcement is made OF the engage
ment of Miss Anna l.. RapelJe, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas l.. Ra-
nellie. and Samuel A. Livingstone. Jr. Miss
Rapelte was graduated from Packer In
go. and her fiance was graduated from the
Brooklyn Law School
Mrs Albert H.. warren, or NO. 100 otdte
street. announces the engagement OF her
daughter Miss Marie J. Warren, TO Chris
topher Dyer Potter.
| Mrs. william Wallace Marshall. OF No.
2s5 Clinton avenue will entertain at bridge
"wednesday afternoon.
Mrs James Robert McLaren who before
her marriage a year ago was Miss Gwen
dolyn Lloyd. will receive at her home. NO.
200 Hicks street. next Thursday and FRI
day afternoons from until o'clock.
! In none OF the classes at the BROOKLYN
Horse Show is the interest taken more gen
uine than i'm those for the children. The
majority OF the club members have young
children, and the rivalry among them is
! always keen, though friendly The little
railbirds-what fun II would be sitting In
fe.hers boxl-go quite wild with enthusi-
acm when popular companion captures
ribbon, and the satisfaction OF their eiders
stroling about Is none the less, although
| the expression of it may be more reserved