New-York tribune., 1912-02-18

news Is the announcement or the engage
ment of Miss Caroline Squibb and Henry
Hubert Sutphin. Miss Squibb is the
daughter Of DR. and Mrs. Edward II.
Squibb, Of No. 14S Columbia Heights, ana
a granddaughter of the late DR.. Edward
r. Squibb. Her fiance is the son OF Nj.
and Mrs Joseph Hasey Sutphn. Of NO.
80 Prospect Park West, and was gradual
ed from Harvard in 1901 He is mem
ber of the Harvard, Hamilton and Rich-
mond County Country clubs
Miss Ilise V. Brunn. daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. julius NJ Brunn. was
quietly married to George s. Tucker, Jr.'
on Monday afternoon at her home, No. 412
Grand avenue. by the Rev. Dr John Green
wood Bacchus. Mr. Tucker is the son OF
Mrs. Alice G. Tucker formerly of Peter
boro, ~ IT,
Miss Imogene Lawrence will act as
maid Of honor at the wedding OF her SIS
ter. Miss Bennita Lawrence. and Robert
Jeffry Johnston on Wednesday. April 10.
There are to be two maIrons of honor
Mrs. Albert j. Stern. sister Of the BRIDE
and Mrs. Parker " Lawrence. The brides
maids will be Miss Marie Lawrence, Miss
Juliet Griffith Miss Grace Burn, Miss
Helen BabcoCk and Miss Marion Weipert.
Warren l. Johnston will serve as best
man for his brother, and chosen as ushers
are Parker v Lawrence, Albert J. Stern,
Hugh $. Roberts. Earl Shaw. Lynde Bah
cock. John Schooner and Otto Hellman.
Following the ceremony, in st Luxe
Church, at s o'clock. there will be recep-
ton at the home of the brides father
Malcolm r. Lawrence, No. q Montgomery
Place
only relatives and intimate friends will
he present at the murriage of Miss Bessie
Wissing Vigel and Clarence Howard Mont
gomery. which will take place on Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Charles Wesley Vlsel, No lsO Wash
ington Park.
Miss Florence Estele Montgomery, the
brdegroom's sister. is 10 be the maid OF
honor. and her fiance, Harold Morton Hal
stead will he her brothers best man.
The bridesmaids are to be Miss Marguerite
Planten. Miss Alice Dahn, Miss Marguerite
Alden. of Brooklyn, and Miss Clara Nc"
Gov. Of Manhattan Miss Nisel was grad
mated from Packer in 1908. MIR. Mont
gomery is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs oscar
Howard Montgomery, Of No. 2O6 WASH
ington Park.
At the wedding of Miss Julia r. Spell
man and John j. Kirby on Tuesday next
the bride will be attended by her cousin
Miss May Spellman, as maid Of honor ana
Miss Regina Farrell and Miss Gertrude
Creegan will act as bridesmaids The
best man is 10 be Francis Xavier Boden,
of Milwaukee, and the ushers will be
Thomas ]. Seton and John II. Walsh
The marriage will take place in the Lady
Chapel Of st. Patrlck's Cathedral Cardinai
Farley performing the ceremony win
Monsignor Lavelle as celebrant OF the nup-
tial mass. The breakfast following VIII De
held at the Hotel Belmont. Miss spellman
is the daughter Of the late John H. Spell
man and a niece of Mr.. and Mrs. James
spellman, Of No. 129 st. Johns Place, with
whom she made her home
home wedding Monday evening was
that of Miss Anna Case, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Clinton p. Case, No. 1883 Dean
street, and Charles Todd Newbery. The
Rev. DR.. st. Clair Hester, of the Church
of the Messiah, performed the ceremony,
which was followed by small reception
for relatives and a few close personal
friends.
White lilacs and Killarney roses were com
bined with good effect in the decorations.
The bride was gowned In white satin and
Venetian point and carried a bouquet OF
white heather and llacs. Her sister, Miss
Nav Case, who acted as maid of honor,
wore q gown Of white chiffon over pink
satin and carried Taft roses and AieXan-
dra daisies. There we're also two little
flower girls. Miss Aimee Walworth and
Miss Marjorie Smell, who we're frocked in
white net and carried baskets Of Killarney
roses and Iilies-of-the-yalley.
Edgar A. Newbery, of Wilkes-Barre' was
his brothers best man. The ribbons "hlch
marked the aisle for the bridal party were
held by Master Fremont c. Peck and Mas
ter Lloyd Westbrook.
Mr.. Newbery is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew T. Newbery, OF Wilkes Barre.
Penn. He and his bride will spend their
wedding abroad and on returning will live
in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Henry F. Thompson and Miss Edith
NJ Rutland, of No. 2O3 Hooper street, gave
a large reception Thursday afternoon,
many of the guests coming from Manhat-
tan. Spring flowers in yellow and white
were used in the decorations. pleasant
feature of the afternoon was the singing
Of Paul Dufault Mrs. Thompson was
gowned in blue satin with tunic Of jet,
and Miss Rutland received in pale yellow
satin with an overdress of black net en-
broidered in gold and silver.
They were assisted by Mrs. Noble Nc
Connen. Mrs Griffin Welsh, Miss Ross,
Miss George, Miss Florence George, Miss
Helen Haight, Miss Lucy Thompson and
Miss Evelyn Thompson and Mrs Samuel
G. Estabrook.
Mrs. Thomas D. Hurst and Miss Virginia
Hurst, Of No. 29S Garfield Place, will be
at home Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. William Harvey Maddern.
Of No. Sc Sterling Place, received Thurs
day afternoon and evening. They were as
sisted by Mrs Maddern's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs w. F.
Howard, Miss Howard Miss Blankley, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard l.. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs
F. B. Ogilvie, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Baocock,
Mrs William Maddern and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Cameron.
Mrs. Remsen Johnston, OF No. SOS WASH
lngon avenue, will receive from until
o'clock Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Louis Graef OF No.
425 Washington avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Ethel
Louise Graef. to Ralph Van Sickle MorrilI'
son OF Mrs. Charles Morrill, OF Manhattan.
Announcement has been made OF the en-