New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-02
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

at hand. and the first day was marked by
several important weddings on both sides
of the river of interest TO Brooklyn society
In the Church of the Holy Trinity, on
the Heights, Miss Caroline Squibb. daugh-
Z ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Edward Hamilton
Squibb, of No. AS Columbia Heights. was
married yesterday to Henry Hubert SUIT
phin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halsey
Sutphin. of No. 90 Prospect Park West.
There was a large congregation at the
church when the Rev. DR.. j. Howard
Meish performed the ceremony. at 4:5o
o'clock. but only relatives were present at
the reception which followed. because OF
the recent death of Henry Carlton Hubert,
grandfather of the bridegroom.
The bride was attended by a maid OF
honor and eight bridesmaids. Her gown
was Of white satin. cut with full court
train. and trimmed with Honiton lace. Her
tuile veil was bordered by Honiton, ana
she carried Mlies-of- the valley. Miss Cath
crime II. Squibb, of Bernardsville, cousin
of the bride. as the maid of honor. was
gowned in pale yellow chiffon over white
satin. and carried yellow daisies.
The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Squibb. another cousin; Miss f.. Madeline
DOughcrty. Miss katherine l.. White, Miss
Mary Moves and Miss Dorothy Noyes. of
this borough: Miss Eunice Morgan Schenck,
of Chestnut Hill Penn; Miss Dorothy
Baxter. of Upper Montclair, \. j., and Miss
Sally i. Harris. of Providence, whose we'd
ding to George Squibb will take place on
Thursday. They were gowned in light
green chiffon and lace over white satin.
and carried white daisies. All wore larSe
white lace hats.
Henry S. Doty, OF Passaic, was the best
man. and serving as ushers were Erving
Vidaud. Edgar Hobbs Arnold, George
Switzer. George Squibb, Charles Squibb,
Of Brooklyn Sidney Henshaw, OF Manhat-
tan; Henry Durant. of Cambridge, Mass.
and John Reynolds, of Montclar, who
took the place of DR.. Eugene S. Talbot. Of
, Chicago Miss Dorothy Sutphin and Miss
Josephine Sutphin withdrew from the
bridal party because of their grandfather's
death.
Daisies and green's decorated Holy Trim
fly. and al the house pink roses were en-
ployed in the decorations.
Mrs Squibb received in black lace over
white, and Mrs. Sutphn was attired in
black chiffon.
Mr. Sutphin was graduated from Har-
ward in 1907, and is a member of the Har-
ward Hamilton and Richmond County
Country clubs. He and Mrs. Sutphin VIII
make their home in Hartford.
The wedding OF Miss Marion Ewing and
Harold Chaffee McCollom took place yes
terday at the home OF the brides parents,
DR.. and Mrs. William Alexander Ewing
No. 1874 West 5Sth street. The Rev. DR..
Wilton MereSmith performed the cere-
mony, which was followed by reception
at the Hotel Gotham.
Lovely old family lace trimmed the
brides gown of ivory satin, and she ar
ried lilies f-the-valley and gardenias.
Her maid of honor and only attendant.
Miss Marjorie Stuart Baird. wore gown
OF pale pink satin, yelled with delicate
lavender chiffon, and lace tunic. This
costume was completed by a large leghorn
hat tied under the chin with pink stream
ers. She carried pink roses.
Mr. McCollom is the son OF the late DR..
William McColom Of Brooklyn. at one time
president OF the Kings County Medical As
ISOLATION. He was graduated from Column
bia University in 1903 and later from the
Law School. His brother, Or. William f.
McCollom. who two years ago married Miss
Irene Kelly, Of Berkeley Place, acted as
best man.
Mrs. Ewing received in white fet net
with touches OF deep rose and black velvet.
and Mrs. McCollom, mother of the bride
groom was attired in black crepe meteor
and old lace.
Announcement has been made by James
Stranahan Burke Of the engagement OF his
daughter, Miss Florence Calhoun Burke. 10
Lyman Sherwood. Since her debut several
years ago Miss Burke has been one of the
most active young women in society," and
her fancy dancing has always been an &C
tractive feature at all the large entertain
ments for charity. She is a granddaughter
OF the late DR.. Abram G. Burke, who prac-
tised over forty years in Brooklyn. and
grandniece Of the late j. s. r. Stranahan,
prominent in the history Of early Brooklyn
and founder OF Prospect Park. She is a
niece of the late Mrs. George @. butcher,
OF Pierrepont street, and a cousin of Miss
butcher and Mrs. Otis Swan Carroll. 80
well known in the social and civic work of
the borough. on her mothers side she Is
houn. of Madison avenue, New York, and
Bridgeport, Conn. Miss Burke lives with
her father at No. 26 Rerrepont street. and
their country home is at Twilight Park. IN
the Catskills.
Mr.. Sherwood IS the son OF the late Lyman
Sherwood, OF Ballston spa, y. y. but he
: now makes his home at No. 1876 Amty
street. He was graduated from Union Col
lege in 1899.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse l. Hop
kins, No. 234 Berkeley Place. was beaut-
fully decorated with early summer BIOS
some for the wedding there yesterday at
O'Clock Of their daughter, Miss Bessie Mario
Hopkins. and Joseph Finch Lockwood.
Under a canopy Of roses and smilax in the
large bay window of the drawing room the
Rev. Father David ]. Hickey, rector Of the
Church of 81. Francis Xavier. performed
the ceremony in the presence OF relatives
and close personal friends. A small recep-
ton followed
Soft white charmeuse and rose point
made a becoming gown for the bride, and
she carried lilies-of- the-valley and gar
denias Her sister, Miss Jessie Kennard
Hopkins was her maid of honor and only
attendant ana wore IToCh ol yeuoW sdtln,
yelled with pale blue and light pink chiffon.
She carried daisies. Harold Monteith Lock-
wood wGs his brothers. best man.
Mrs. Hopkins was attired in amethyst
chiffon, embroidered in silver and Jet. over
white satin. Mrs. Hustled Lockwood. OF
Manhattan and Hackensack, mother Of the
bridegroom, wore white satin, covered with
black thread lace.