New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

in place by orange blossoms and she car
ried sweetpcas and Hlics-of-the-valley
Miss Sarah Stroeter, the maid Of honor and
only attendant Of the bride was gowned
in pale green satin, with an overdress OF
white lace Her bouquet was composed OF
sunset rose and ferns.
James Fuller Ray was his brothers best
man and the ushers were Ralph Emerson
Brush and Frederick W. Wurster. jr.
on returning from their wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs Ray will make their home at No
1l62 Pacific street.
Very quiet and informal was the wedding
on Wednesday of Miss Elizabeth +. Alsop
and Lawrence Halstead Shepard. The bride
is the daughter of the Rev. DR.. Reese F.
Alsop, pastor emeritus Of St AIMS Church
on the Heights. which pulpit he occupied
for twenty years, and honorary canon Of
ST Paul's Cathedral, Garden City. Only
relatives and few family friends witnessed
the ceremony, which took place at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Alsop. No 9G Remsen
street. AS Dr. Alsop oficiated, the bride
was given away by her brother Reese
Denny Alsop. She wore simple gown of
white net and lace and real old lace formed
a OIdDeIy LOT ICI veil one HdI lltu d bOh-
duet of lavender and white lilacs Her only
attendant was the bridegroom's sister, Miss
Edna Shepard. Mr.. Shepard. who is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S Shepard,
had as his best man Frederick Almy, OF
! Long Island.
/ In compliment TO er sons hancee. Miss
| Antoinette Reeve B!tler. Mrs. Thomas B..
| Hewitt, of No 122 Remsen street, will give
reception Saturday afternoon. Her
| daughter, Mrs. Edward Man, OF North
/ Stoningtcn, Conn, will receive with them.
! Miss Buffers engagement to Brewer
| Hewitt was announced last November. No
/ date has been set for the wedding.
| Announcement has been made of the
! engagement of Miss Edith n. Egan and
/ William Brace Pratt, son of DR.. and Mrs.
| William H. b. Pratt, of No. "a Sixth ave-
nue., and roDhew of Elijah Robinson
Kennedy Mr. Pratts fancee is the daugh-
/ ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Egan, of Gin
/ cinnai. The wedding Of Miss Lucy Pratt
! and Leonard Fackner will take place in
the spring.
| Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Mix, Of River
! side Drive and 9Sth street. announce the
! engagement or their daughter, Miss
/ Dorothy Mix, ard Charles j. Wilson, son
] of Mrs. JOHN j. Wilson, of no. iii Dean
/ street.
| Wednesday. March 6. is the date SCI for
| the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Oeland,
! daughter Of Judge and Mrs. J. Ray,.ond
( Oeland. Of No. 4j Eighth avenue, and
/ David Duncan, jr. 1t viii be a home cere-
: mony, at 1890 o'clock, followed by a recep-
! ton. Miss Margaret Oeiand will be her sis
! ter's maid of honor, and the bridesmaids are
/ to be Miss Catherine Oeland, another sister,
/ Miss Marion Gaynor and Miss Dorothy
! Demarest. of Brooklyn. and Miss Emma
/ Tcb5utt, Of Albany. James Conger is to
/ serve as best mar. but there will be no
ushors. The OclarGs formerly lived in
! South Carolina.
/ Mrs Frank s. Jones and her daughter,
! Mrs William Robinson Simons will give
/ q musical Tuesday afternoon al the Jones
! home. No. 79O ST. Marks avenue The
! artists to be heard viii be Ada Sassoli
/ harpist, and Florence Hinckle, soprano.
a quiet wedding yesterday afternoon was
( that of Miss Florence Elena Johnston
daughter Of Mrs james Johnston OF No
! SO Montague street and William Minot
+ Eurd The Rev. Or. James NJ Farrar per-
( formed the ceremony, which took place at
( 40 o'clock at the home Of Professor and
/ Mrs. Carl G. Schmidt. No rs Hancock
street 'rhe bride who vas Unattended
wore gown of White crepe meteor. orna-
( mented with pearls and lace. Her veil was
Of tulle and she carried a shower Of lilies
of-thc-valey orchids aud swcetpeas Roger
Ilurd OF Winchester. Mass, was his
brothers. best man. Mr. and Mrs. Hurd
win travel in the South for few weeks
and viii then make their home In Edmon-
ton. Alberta. Canada
/ Mr.. and Mrs Clarence II. Tabor, of No
q Linden avenue. Flatbush. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Louise
| Marietta Tabor 10 Stewart Leitch.
Under the direction Of committee in