New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and
Announcements.

eoio' o westminster, London. The hour
set Tor the ceremony is . o'clock
MISS Chaplin is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert w. Chaplin who formerly
hved in Boston, but who for the past sew
eral years have made their home in Lon
don Her mother was Miss Adele lie
Bourgeois Of New Orleans
Mr.. Alsop. who left for England by the
last trip Of the Lusitania, Is tho son of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Reese r Alsop, Of No
20 Remsen street. Ills father Is pastor
emeritus OF St AIMS. on the Heights,
having occupied that pulpit for more than
twenty years. Mr. Alsop was graduated
from Yale in o6 and from the Columbia
Law School in 10.
The bridal party which is TO serve at the
wedding of Miss Eunice Gift Mallory and
George +. Hite. jr.. on Saturday. June s. is
perhaps the most generally interesting
news OF the week Miss Pauline Mason is
to be maid OF honor and in attendance as
bridesmaids will be Miss Thyrza Benson.
Miss Florence Walton, Miss Isabel lde, of
the Heights. and Miss Mildred Stllman, Of
Manhattan. Earle p Hite will be his
brothers best man and the ushers are to
bride: Phillip Rogers Mallory. Francis NJ.
Blodgett, Leonard Kennedy. Frederick l..
Kobbe and Richard earle Hunt.
The ceremony will take place In the
Presbyterian Church, at Rye. with the
Rev. DR.. George +. Hite, father of me
bridegroom. officiating. Ii will be followed
by small reception for relatives ana
few intimate friends al Clifton, the coun-
try home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mallory,
parents Of the bride The Mallory town
house is at No. S Montague Terrace.
Thursday, June .. is the date set for the
Wedding Of Miss Sarah Bullock Harris ana
George Sampson Squbb, son Of Dr. ana
Mrs Edward II. Squibb, OF No. rs Column
bia Heights. 1t is 10 take place at CLOCK
in Grace Church. Providence. The DrIde
will have but one attendant. her sister,
Miss Rosamond r. Harris Charles =
souibb s 20 be his brothers best man ana
the ushers will he Donald Munro. of Bos-
ton; Charles Fletcher. Thomas Harris. VIII
lam p Dodge Of Providence; Philip Yer
Planck and Charles lie Roger, OF Brook
lire. Mass.
Miss GLADYS Ursvla White and Ralph
Mayne Bragdon of Manhattan, are to he
married in st. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church Bedford avenue and Wilson street.
Wednesday evening, June 5. reception
VIII follow ct the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wentworth
White. No 100 Hancock street.
The bride will be attended by maid Of
honor, Miss Hazel Mceker, and four brides
maids, Miss Edith Webster. Miss Anna
Taylor Miss Marjorie Ferguson and Miss
Gertrude Middleditch. The best man is 10
be Carl Bragdon a brother Of the BRIDE
groom, while chosen for ushers are Ed
ward Meeker. Ward Pardee Rounds. OF
brooklyn; Richard Van Vranken. Of Hemp |
stead Long Island: Mark Holmes. OF Man
haitian; George Good il: John O. Norris
Winthrop Rowe and Robert Mosher, OF
Boston.
A home wedding on Saturday, June l, will
be that Of Miss Bessie Marie Hopkins,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Jesse l.. Hop
kins. OF No. 234 Berkeley Place. and Joseph
Finch Lockwood, son of Mrs. Hustled Lock
wood Of Manhattan and Eiackensack, y. j.
The ceremony will be performed at 4
o'clock with only relatives and intimate
friends present. Miss Jessie Kennard Hop
llns is TO be her sisters only attendant
and Harold Montcth Lockwood Will be his
brothers best man.
Holy Trinity on the Heights will be the
scene Thursday evening, June g. Of the
wedding of Miss Florence NJ. Schoverling |
and Stanley Mills Hunt. The reception fol- |
lowing will be held at the apartments # |
Mrs Paul Schulze Berge, sister of the |
bride. in Willow Court.
Miss Schovering is the daughter Of the
late Rudolph Schoverlng. She will be
given in marriage by her brother, John H. |
Schovering, and attended by Miss Ella
Scrbner, Of Brooklyn as maid of honor |
Miss Olive Hunt and Miss Ella Kelley |
The best man is to be Wilbur II. Bradford, |
Of Winsted, Conn, and serving as ushers |
will be Elmer Munson Hunt, Of Manhat- |
ian; Norman r. Clarke, Of Hartford, Conn, |
William X. Nash and Paul Schulze- Berge.
Announcement is made of the engagement
of Miss Madeleine Tillson, daughter of
George w Tilson, Of No. $7e Parkside ave-
nue., and Nelson Raymond Clark, of Chi
cago Miss Tllson was graduated from
Wellesley in 1871 and her fance was gradu-
atod from Harvard I'm 1908.
The marriage of Mrs. Emily Belts LOOMS
and the Rev. Paul Moore Strayer was sol
emnlzed in the quietest manner possible
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF the
brides father. Edward Richmond Betts,
No 1868 Pacific street Mrs. LOOMS,
gowned in pale lavender with a bouquet
Of orchids. had as her only attendant her
little nephew, Allan Belts. Gilbert Suayer
was his fathers best man. The Rev. Web
ster strayer father OF the bridegroom, Of
fCiated
The Rev Mr. and Mrs strayer will spend
the summAr abroad, returning in August to
make their home IN Rochester
Henry fischer. jr., who is 10 marry Miss
Muriel Goepcl on Wednesday evening, gave
his bachelor dinner at the Crescent Club
Thursday evening. Covers were laid Cor
fifteen.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew J. Lamarche gave |
a dinner OF ten covers at the Crescent Club |
on Monday evening for their niece. Miss |
Nora L. Pinkney. whose wedding TO Ar
thur D. Howden Smith is set for Saturday, |
June g. The other guests were Miss Flor |
ence Towns. Miss Emily Workman. Miss |
Helen Anthony. Harold Brewster Brett |
Rafael Cereo and Henry Lamarche. The |
table was decorated with Bride roses, sill |
YER wedding bells and cupids.
A recently announced engagement is that |
of Miss. Phoebe Catherine Craig, daughter |
Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. z. b. Craig, of South |
Orange. n. j., and Robert Walker Mac |
beth. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Macbeth |
~ No S34 Prospect Place. Mr.. Macbeth |