New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

Florence Morrison, Miss Alberta Wandel
Miss Dorothy Wande!. Miss Alline Will
lams, Miss Helen Millard, Miss Helen Nor
ris and Mrs John Thurlow. Miss Dahn is
daughter OF Mrs. John II. Dahn, Of No.
10 Washington Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph J. De Long. Of No.
324 West 1o0th street. Manhattan. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Janet Waring Do Long. to Frank G. Burke,
jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Burke.
Of Manhattan. The De Longs formerly
lived In this borough.
In honor Of their brothers bride, Mrs.
Frederick Schroeder Bon, Miss Minerva
Bon and Miss Mary Bon will give recep-
ton at the Hotel Margaret next Saturday
Mrs. Bon, before her marriage, on January
I, was Miss Ruth McCulloch, daughter or
Mrs o. s. Runnels. OF Indianapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Bon have Just returned from their
wedding trip TO Bermuda, and will make
their homo at No. Is Clark street.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas F. Rotchford gave
q dinner on Thursday evening at their
home, No. S57 St Marks avenue Covers
were laid for ten at a table decorated with
white gardenias in gold baskets The
guests of honor were Mrs. Noble Mcconnell
(Dr. Adelaide wallerstein), president OF the
New York Mozart Society and Robert NC
Farland. president Of the Union League
Club of Brooklyn. The company further In
cluded Mrs. Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sellers. Mrs. II. Louis Buck and
Noble Mcconnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace f. Dresser. or NO
| eq4 Greene avenue, will give a reception
| friday evening from until II o'clock.
Largely representative OF society from
\ the Heights was the attendance at the
wedding on Tuesday evening Of Miss Kate
Duryea Allin. daughter Of the late George
Albert Allin, and the Rev. Herman Carl
Weber. As the bride has just recovered
from an attack Of typhoid fever, which
prevented her being married in November,
only relatives and a few close personal
friends were present when the ceremony
took place at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. Heloise Litchfeld Allin, No. $500 Thir-
teenth avenue, Borough Park.
The Rev. DR.. A. H. G. Morse. pastor OF
the Strong Place Baptist Church. and the
Rev. Jacob Weber, Of Rhinebeck. father
of the bridegroom, ofiCiated. The decora-
tions were in green and white. Miss Flor
ence Calhoun Burke, the maid Of honor
was gowned in white satin, with an over
dress of pale green tulle, and the brides
maids frocks were of the green tule over
satin Of the same shade They were Miss
Dorothy Noyes, Miss Charlotte Berkeley
Coles, of this borough; Miss Caroline Gin,
ton Everett. of Worcester, Mass. and Miss
Henrietta Ferriss Freeman. OF Troy. Their
bouquets were composed OF Richmond
roses and ferns.
Miss Anin's gown Of white satin was en-.
broidered in an orchid design and trimmed
with old point lace. which had previously
been worn by her mother and grandmother
as brides. Her lace veil was a family
heirloom and she carried bride roses and
! lilies -the-valley. Her little niece, Mis-:
Marjorie Gaskell Allin. attended her a'
flower girl.
, The best man was John Brownlee Vor.
hees. Of Manhattan. and the ushers were
John Van COST, Floyd Decker, Charles Sex.
tor Of Manhattan; Clifford Case, of Pough.
keepsie, and Rushmore Shope, of Brooklyn
Mrs Alin, who gave her daughter away
was attired in black crepe meteor.
Until the first Of the year Mr.. Weber was
pastor Of the Edgewood Reformed Church
but is now in charge Of the City PARK
branch Of the First Presbyterian Church
He Is graduate of Rutgers and is presi-
dent OF the South Chassis Of Long Island
Before coming to Brooklyn he was at the
| Collegiate Church, Manhattan.
After March Mr.. and Mrs Weber will
be at home at No 127 Columbia Heights
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Cox
Broun, No. S53 Carroll street, was decorated
with Easter lilies and roses in pink and
white on Wednesday afternoon for the
wedding there at o'clock Of their daugh-
| ter, Miss Madeline Broun. and Thornton
Gerrish. Only relatives were present when
the Rev. Dr. j. Howard Melish performed
! the ceremony, but close friends had been
| asked TO the reception following The bride
was unattended. Mr.. Gerrish who Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs William Lawrence
! Gerrish. Of Manhattan, and New Canaan,
, Conn. had as best man his brother, Will
| lam Churchill Gerrsh The ushers were
! and George Switzer. of Brooklyn; Daniel
| f. Downs and Albert Thornton. of Man
| haitian; DIR. Charming rockingham and
J Charles NJ. Rotch, OF Boston, and Law
renee p. rockingham, Of New Canaan.
/ Conn.
The bride was gowned in white satin and
! point lace. She wore a lace and tulle veil,
fastened by orange blossoms and pearls
and carried lilies-of-the-valley and gar
denias. Mrs. Broun was gowned in hello
trope brocade.
Mr. Gerrish was graduated from Harvard
in 0l.
Miss Natalie Gertrude Force, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Belmer Hitchcock Force, OF
No 1865 Bergen street, will make her debut
at dance next Wednesday evening
Mrs. Walter Vanderbilt McFarlan was
the guest of honor at the reception which
Mrs. S. Vanderbilt McFarlan, OF No 36C
jefferson avenue. gave Wednesday after
noon and evening. The bride, who before
! her marriage last November, was Miss
HoTtense Loretz, wore her wedding gown
of white satin. The hostess was dttired
in white brocade. They were assisted In
receiving by the bridesmaids, who wore
the frocks OF rose chiffon in which they
appeared at the wedding. They were Miss
I Lily Loretz Miss Margaret Oelaud. Miss