New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-28
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

married yesterday afternoon TO William
Franklin Eastman. of Manhattan. The
bride is the daughter of Professor Frank
lin w. Hooper. director Of the Brooklyn
Institute of Arts and Sciences, whose
summer home is at Walpole. Miss Hooper
chose that place for her wedding be-
cause her family has been identified with
il for five generations The old church,
which is in the Colonial style. with high
mahogany wainscoting looked very cheer
full with it's decorations of pink and
white hydranSeas hollyhocks and snap
dragon At the Walpole Inn. where the
reception following the ceremony was
held. the same blossoms and profusion
of greenery were used.
Miss HOoTer's gown was of white satin.
having a train of heavy brocade. and the
bodice was Of Princess and Honiton
Princess aud Honlton lace also formed
her veil, which was fastened with chap
let of orange blossoms. She carried lilies
of-the-valley and white orchids. Miss
Ma bel Daniels. Of BOokline, Mass, the
maid Of honor and only attendant OF the
bride wore a pink Drecoll gown and car
ried pink roses.
Mr.. Eastman. who Is the son OF NJ.
Franklin Eastman. had as best man Ma
thane Brown. of Portland. His usners
were Powell Crichton, Bernard Powers,
of Manhattan: Louis J. Darcy. of Lon
don, and Franklin Dana Hooper, brother
fthe bride. Mrs. Hooper was gowned In
lavender brocadc.
The ceremony was according TO the
~
Maxwell and the Rev Emile Aimsr Off
ciating.
The bride was graduated from Radcliffe
in 1900 and is president of the Woman's
University Club OF New York. She is
widely known through her plays for
amateurs. In which Miss Daniels collabo-
rated.
In the simplest manner possible Miss
Theresa O'Neil and David O'Meara were
married on Monday afternoon at the
Church Of the Ascension. Manhattan. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Francis
O'Neil, OF No. SO West 10Sth street, Man
haitian, and d sister OF Mrs. William
O'Meara.
another sister. Mrs. John Fleming. was
her only attendant. and her brother,
Charles O'Neil, acted as best man. Tho
bride wore her travelling gown Of taupe
satin and hat of the same shade. The
Rev. Father Cusick OBLIGATED.
Mr.. O'Meara is the youngest son OF
Mrs. Maurice OMeara, of No. So Eighth
avenue. His engagement to Miss O'Neil
was announced last January. His sisters
Ida Lyons, Mrs. Albert Roe Chamberlain
and Mrs. George II. Bennett. Maurice
O'Meara. who a year ago married Mrs.
Annie Dunbar and now makes his home
at Short Hills, ~ J.. lie hie brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Ludlam, Of No. 81
South Portland avenue, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Ruth
Ludlam, 20 Cedric r. Woodward, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. William r Woodward, Of
No 4S7 Washington avenue. Miss Ludlam
Is one OF the winters debutantes.
Foster Champion sailed on Wednesday
| on the Mauretania. On his arrival at
| Liverpool he will go directly TO London.
where his marriage to Mrs. Lorraine Nc
AIeenan will take place within the next
fortnight
Mr.. Champion is the son Of Mrs. Eugene
w. Champion, Of No. 179 New York ave-
nue. and Northampton Beach. Long ISL
and. He is q member OF the Crescent
Athletic and the Westhampton Country
clubs.
ward II. Litchf1eld, Rudolph A. Erbsloh
and Miss Olga Erbsloh sailed for Bremen
on Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Mr.. Litchfleld will spend month at AK
les Bains, and then will Join Mrs. Itch
field and the Misses Ltchfield In Scot
land. The Pratts were to stay abroad
until late fall but there may be some
change in their plans because OF the death
on Thursday Of Walter Glib, Mrs. Pratts
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse l. Hopkins and
their daughter, Miss Jessie Kennard Hop
lins, will sail on the Baltic on Thursday
for a three months trip abroad. Their
plans are indefinite, except that they will
visit London and Paris and hope to see
little Of Rome.
The wedding of Miss Emma O. Lake
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lakenan, of the Ocean Parkway. and
Charles Willard Bennett took place on
Wednesday evening, the Rev. Bishop
Faulkner, Of Christ Church, Bay Ridge,
officiating. The brides gown was Of white
chiffon and charmeuse, embroidered and
trimmed with lace. Her veil was Of tulle,
fastened by orange blossoms, and she car
red lilies Of valley and orchids. Her
sister Miss Selena Mary Lakeman, who
acted as maid OF honor, wore green satin
yelled with white marquisette trimmed
with pearls. The best man was Sherman
Post Haight.
Niles Lakeman was educated at Packer
and Mr.. Bennett was graduated from the
Polytechnic in 1910. They first met on the
Carpathia two years ago, when they were
going abroad after their respective gradu-
ations.
When they return from their wedding
trip they will make their home In Bay
Ridge, where the bridegroom: family gave
them Il house. II was furnished by the
brides family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Griffith and their
daughter, Miss Juliet Holmes Griffith, left
town last week for an extended Western
tour. The Grifflths only returned from