New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-14

: Announcement has been made of the en-
gagement of Miss Murel Goepel, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Goepel 10
Henry Fischer, jr. Miss Goepel has been
one Of the most active young women in
society since her debut a few years ago,
and in company with her parents has spent
much of her time abroad. Mr.. Fischer is
member Of the board Of managers of the
Crescent Club.
Only relatives and few close personal
friends will be present at the marriage of
Miss Corrnne Gray Price and VIII Bowers
Crowley on Tuesday. January %, but invi-
tations to the reception following have
been more general The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson
Price. of No. 223 Garfield Place. where the
ceremony will take place at o'clock. Miss
Leonice Price. a sister Of the bride will
be her maid Of honor. and Miss Annabelle
Smeaton and Miss Edna Hardwick Burr,
of East orange. are TO be the bridesmaids.
Lewis Smith is TO act as best man and
Ernest Edgecomb and Wilbur Van Duyn
will be the ushers.
on Friday afternoon Mrs Everslcy
Childs gave a reception to introduce her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Shubrick Childs.
The drawing room of the Childs house
was decorated with pink roses and green
cry, and the same colors were combined
in the table appointments of the dinner
Of thirty covers which followed for the
receiving party. Mrs. Childs was gowned
IN green chiffon and white satin. and the
debutantes frock was of embroidered
chiffon. Assisting them were Miss Alice
Buckley Moss, Miss Janet Buchanan, Miss
Louise Fiske, Miss Doris Mangam. Miss
Grace Cook Jennings. Miss Helen Stearns
and Miss Mary Westervelt Completing
the dinner party were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam II. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G.
Draper. Mrs. James MacLaren, Mrs
George st. John, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Brown. Clifford Dunning, Francis Page
Harold Forman, Archibald MacLaren,
Boardman spalding. William Robinson
George Robinson. Harry McKeige, Parker
Westervelt and Herbert Egert. An in
| formal dance followed.
| Miss Dorothy Hubert Sutphin, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halsey sut.
phin, Of No. 80 Prospect Park West was
also a debutante Of Friday The afternoon
reception was followed by dinner and
dance for the debutante contingent For
( the dance the home of Miss Sutphln's
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, HUI
bert. which adjolns the Sutphin house
was thrown open. In the receiving party
were Miss Josephine II. sutphin Miss
Winifred hoffman. Miss Eleanore Ide. Miss
| Mary Vidaud, Miss Grace Frank, Miss
| nprnth,.
Hilda Chapman. Miss Kathleen Webster
Miss Alice Denny, Miss Helen Ford Miss
Elsie Gridley, OF Brooklyn; Miss Marie
| King, Of Peoria; Miss Harriet Conner, OF
Burlington, Iowa, and Miss Ruth Beebe
Of Manhattan. The dinner guests were
Edgar Hobbs Arnold. BENJAMIN. r. C. Low
Marshall Vanderhoef, Newell Vanderhoef
| Edward Human. Herbert r. Spelman
Frank Davol Frank Walton, Dextei
| Wheelock. of Brooklyn; REM Hoguet
| Wilder Goodwin, Sidney Henshaw, John
| Reynolds. of Manhattan; Edward Porter
of Springfield, Mass; Henry and Archi-
bald Doty, of Yonkers. and Henry H. SUIT
phin.
| Thursday, February /. is the date set for
the wedding OF Miss Zillah Genung. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Edward p. Genung. of No. IS
/ Lefferts Place. and Leonard w. Bates II
is to be home ceremony, to which only
relatives and close personal friends will be
| asked but the attendance at the reception
! following will be slightly larger Mrs.
Benjamin Van Schaick. Of Wayne. Penn,
will be her sisters matron OF honor. The
bridesmaids are &c be Miss Ethel Bates,
Mish Virginia Hoxie Miss Alice Allen and
| Miss Alline Williams. Mr.. Bates, who is
! the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome f. Bates.
4 will have as best man H. V. d. Moore, OF
| Englewood, n. j.. and serving as ushers
will be Henry c. Eldert, Frederick Graft,
l. T. gilbert. j. A. c. Jansen, Howard
Clarke. of White Plains. and Robert P.
Esty, OF Philadelphia.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Wall Pinkney. OF
No q Pierrepont street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Nora
Pinkney. and Arthur D. Howden Smith.
| Announcement has been made OF the en-
gagement of Miss Edna Pate, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. william c. Pate. Of No 1929
Dean street, and Edward Everett Rowe
who makes his home at the Union League
| Club
An interesting engagement of recent an
nouncement is that of Miss Arietta Little.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w Paxton Little.
Of No. % Schermerhorn street. and r. Maui
/ rice Snyder, OF Chestnut HILL Philadelphia.
! st. Paul's Church. Flatbush. VIII be the
scene on Tuesday evening, January q, of
| the wedding of Miss Dorothy Stewart Camp.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Camp.
OF No. III Ocean avenue. and Cyrus Foss
Tibbals, ir The brides attendants will be
her sister, Miss Marjorie Camp, who Will
act as maid of honor; Miss Gertrude Glib
son and Miss Maude Glcdhill. Clarence
Cooper is to be the best man, and chosen
for ushers are Vincent Tibbals. a cousin
OF the bridegroom; William Carlisle, Robert
Gibson. Frank Rand, Of Brooklyn; Charles
Peddle and Edward Davidson. Of Suffern.
n. Y. Mr.. Tibbals Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Foss Tibbals OF suffern, but
formerly OF Flatbush reception will fol-
low the ceremony.
A recently announced engagement Is that
of Miss Margaret Nugent. daughter of Mrs
George r. Nugent. OF No. i27 Ocean avenue
and Harvey Connolly.
The wedding Of Miss Martha Il. Cox and
Clarence H. Drummer. of Philadelphia. took
place on Wednesday evening at the home
Of the Count and Countess Fabri. No. Is
East 3sth street. Manhattan The bride Is the
daughter Of Mrs. Werner Anderson, Of No.
3eS Marlborough Road Flstbush Her gown
was Of white satin, cut with long court
train and trimmed with princess lace and
pearls. She wore tulIe veil and carried