New-York tribune., 1912-04-14
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

portant June weddings comes to hand.
Miss katherine Eleanor Blossom. whose
engagement 10 Edward Harlan Webster. cf
washington, =. d. C., was announced last
month. is TO he married in the Church of
the Saviour on Pierrepont street, on June
ls or 20, according to their travelling ar
rangements, which have not yet been COM
peted.
The reception following will be held at
NO Pierrepont street, the home OF Mrs
James l.. Morgan. an aunt of Miss Bios
som. Miss Blossom is the daughter of the
late Mrs. Sarah Hill Blossom and niece
of Mrs. Simeon Baldwin Chittenden She
makes her home at No. 800 Washington
avenue. Her fance is a graduate of Bow
don.
Miss Caroline SQuibb will also be June
bride, but the date for her wedding TO
Henry Hubert Sutphin has not yet been
decided upon Miss Squibb is the daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Edward II. Squibb, of No.
liS Columbia Heights. Mr.. Sutphin is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halsey SUIT
phn. of No. so Prospect Park West. He
was graduated from Harvard In '0I.
Miss Marjorie Eddy will be married TO
Homer S. Trecartin on Wednesday evening
April "a. at the home OF her parents. MT
and Mrs Thomas A. Eddy. No. "a South
Oxford street. The Rev. DR.. St Clair Hes
ter. OF the Church OF the Messiah. Will per-
form the ceremony at $50 O'Clock, with
only relatives and a few intimate friends
present. Miss Eddy's maid Of honor and
only attendant will be Miss Kathleen Web
ster John O'Brien, OF Brooklyn. is 10 be
the best man. Nj. Trecartin is the grand
son Of Mrs. Anna r. Staples. of No. SQ9
Lafayette avenue.
Announcement Is made OF the engage
ment OF Miss Candace Thurber and p Ken
nedy Stevenson, Of Manhattan. Miss Thur
Der is a daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Dunham Thurber. of No. ~ Sidney
Place, and sister of Howard Ford and
Raymond D. Thurber. She is r graduate
of Smith Mr.. Stevenson makes his home
al the Princeton Club.
Colonel and Mrs. Alexander 5. Bacon, cf
No. lOl Rugby Road, Flatbush. announce
the engagement Of their daughter MISS
Carol s. Bacon, to Charles Seisel Rinds
foos. formerly of Ohio, but who now makes
her home in Brooklyn. He was graduated
TO the class Of Vassar II.
This borough will be well represented in
the bridal party which is TO serve at the
wedding OF Miss Leila Morris and Fred
erfck Preston Clarke which will take place
In the Cathedral of the incarnation. Gar
den City, next Saturday. The reception
following will be held at Rhys Mawr the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick F. Morris.
The brides attendants will be Mrs. Ralph
Robbins. OF Mamaroneck who is to act as
matron of honor: Miss Pauline Peters, OF
Garden City; Miss Helen Frew, Miss Geor-
da Layton. of Manhattan; Miss Ruth Dun
ming. Miss Marjorie Webster. OF Brooklyn,
and Miss Louise James, OF Flushing. Ken
meth Clarke Is to be the best man ana
those who will usher are Arthur Jaros. OF
Manhattan; George Turner, Charles Cor
win and Clarence Agnew. OF Brooklyn; John
Swan. OF Pittsburgh. and A. W. MilHsan. OF
New Rochelle.
There will be many from this side OF the
river present at the wedding Of Miss Gene
We've Marie Amy and Warren kinney
which is to take place Wednesday. April
"a. in the Church of St Ignatus Loyola'
Park avenue and &th street. Manhattan.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest ]. II. Amy, of No. As West 10Th
street. and a niece OF Henry Amy, OF car
roll street. and Louis Amy, who untll
year or two ago also lived on Carroll
street.
Miss Isabelle Amy Will be her sisters
maid of honor. and the bridesmaids will be
nv a BrOOKlyn.
Marie O. Donohus and Miss Gladys ODoho-
hus NJ Manhattan, cousins of the brioe;
Miss Elizabeth Farrelly. also Of Manhattan;
Miss Olive owens of this borough and MISS
Lytzabeth Blister, Of Mamaroneck, n. l.
Another sister Of the bride, Miss Agnes
AMY. ia TO attend as flower girl The best
man will be Ernest Kinney brother o.
the bridegroom, and serving as ushers Will
be Ernest Amy. Matthew q. Ely fooei'
Mshon. Randall Keator. Beverley keator
and sherburne Prescott.
The ceremony will be performed at ll:D
o'clock. and the breakfast folloWihg "i'i
he held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amy
ne interest on the Heights, where Mr and
Mrs Frederick Topping formerly lived, Will
he the wedding Of their daughter MISS
Doro,hy Bell Topping. and Walter Cooley
Douglas 1t is to take place In the Central
presbyterian Church at Summit, n. j., next
Saturday afternoon at O'clock
u,.s Anne I,oomis, OF Detroit. will be the
maid ~ honor, and chosen as bridesmaids
orc Miss lean Coutts, of the Heights; Miss
ua,,h Cnvmer. Miss Eleanor Dodsmith,
a, summit. ~ j.; Miss Ruth Collins. OF
hartford. Conn, and Miss Anne Lyon. OF
Detroit Mr.. Douglas. who Is the son OF
Mrs John F. Douglas. OF Manhattan. Will
have q g hest man Kenneth Douglas, and as
usbers Stirling Martin, OF Brooklyn; James
prowping. Lndell Bates, Kenneth Merritt
of Manhattan; Joseph Schirmer, of White
plains. and Walter Becker. of ~hicago
recention will follow the church ceremony
at Alyndor. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Top
ping at Summit. n. j.
In st. Luke's Church, Clinton avenue
Miss Bennita Lawrence was married on
Wednesday evening to Robert Jenrey
Johnston The decorations consisted Of Las
ter lilies and foliage, and at the home Of
, the brides father, Malcolm r. Lawrence,
No. q Montgomery Place, where the recep-
,,o, was held, Killarney roses and sweet
peas were used
The bride was gowned IN white satin
and rose point, and wore tulle veil draped
fror, a lace cap. Her bouquet was show
er OF fiies-of-the-valley. orchids AMI gar
aon,ss The maid of honor-her sister. Miss
Tmogene Lawrence-wore trock of iaven-
aer tafreta. with ichu of Spanish lace
Sho carried lavender Iilacs and pink roses
Tine two matrons of honor-Mrs Albert
Stern a sister OF the bride, and Mrs.
parker v Lawrence-were attired in pink
tarreta with Spanish lace fichus. The gowns
- ,ha bridesmaids were of pink taffeta