New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements. !

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given Tor an hour before the arrival Of
the bridal party. The-ceremony was per
formed by the Rev DR.. George l.. Rich
mond al eco o'clock. and reception fol-
lowed, from until :, al the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Capstick. No. 40 COrnsla street, Boon
ton. The decorations at the church and
house consisted Of white chrysanthemums
and oak leaves
The bride. who met many Brooklyn
girls while at Miss Dans's school, wore a
gown Of white satin trimmed with duch-
ess lace and orange blossoms Orange
blossoms were used 10 fasten her tulle
veil, and she carried a shower bouquet Of
lnies-of- the-vaIley. Her sister Miss Mar
ion Capstick, who attended as maid OF
honor wore a gown OF pink satin and
chiffon and a pink Pompsdour satin coat.
This costume was topped by a large hat
OF dull gold lace and tulle, trimmed with
brown fur and pink roses. She carried
pink roses The bridesmaids were Miss
Katherine Grout, Miss Edna McCabe, OF
Brooklyn; Miss Emily de Neufvilie. OF
Flushing; Miss Mabel Conklin, OF Man
haitian, and Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick
OF Boonton Mauve chiffon and pink
satin were combined in their frocks, and
they wore large black velvet hats
trimmed with gold lace and roses In the
pastel shades. Mauve chrysanthemums
formed their bouquets.
Three Of the FIVE ushers-Kenneth l.
Domett Of Boston; John d. Feeny and
Joseph 1. Pearson-vere members Of Mr..
Moffett's class Williams, @. The two
others were ElWell Palmer and Albert 7.
Salisbury, Of Brooklyn, and his brother
DR.. Rudolph Duryea Motfett, Of Mhnhat-
tan. was the best man. He Is member
Of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Delta Phi
and the Crescent.
Representative OF Long Island and Man
haitian society. as well as society OF
Brooklyn and New Jersey, was the con-
creation which filed ST. Pauls Church
Paterson. Y. J., Friday evening for the
wedding Of Miss Dorothy Shaw and Win
ton Goodrich Rosslter. Yellow chrySan-
themuns and autumn foliage ornamenteo
the church. where the Rev. David Hamil-
ton performed the ceremony OF I'D
o'clock and the same combination was
used at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Penheld Shaw, NO
7q5 Broadway. Paterson, where the re-
ceution followed halt an hour later.
Mr. Rossiter is the son OF Mr.. and MIS-
clinton Laurence Rossiter, OF No. ~
Montgomery Place, and Old Field Acres
setauket. Long Island He is a grandson
Of the late Justice William Winton Good
rich and q brother OF Mrs. Robert Wright
Read. He was graduated from Cornell
in 1911
Miss Sbaw's gown was OF white satin,
with a garnlture OF duchess lace ana
full court train Of heavy orocade,
Duchess lace bordered her tulle veil ana
instead OF the conventional bouqUet she
carried a white bound prayerbook and
hymnal. from which hung few sprays Of
lilies of the-valley. Miss Marjorie Shaw,
a sister OF the bride, attended az maid OF
honor. Her frock was OF pale yellow
brocade with drapery Of dull rose chif-
fon and touches Of silver. Yellow brocade
and chiffon Of the same shade were used
in the frocks OF the bridesmaids, who
were a sister of the bridegroom, Miss
| Elizabeth Rossiter, Miss Rosa Butler,
Miss Florence 81. John and Miss Jean
Cook They carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The best man was Frank Kult-
char, and In attendance as ushers were
Willard Shaw, Laurence Rossiter, Jack
Adams, sedgWick Cook. George sanderson
and Thomas Cox.
Mrs. Shaw received in lavender brocsde
and point lace and Mrs. Rossiter appeared
IN silver and white brocade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossiter will spend the
winter at Chester, Penn.
While only relatives witnessed the mar
riage OF Miss Estelle Stuart McCarroil'
| daughter OF william McCarroll, and
Harry c. Msinken on Tuesday evening
many OF their friends had the opportunity
Of greeting them at the reception which
| followed. The McCarroll home, at No. I5'
St Marks avenue, wRs decorated with
] quantities OF autumn foliage and white
chrysanthemums for the occasion. A
! brother-in-lsw OF the bride, the Rev. +,
| Boyd Edwards, OF the Presbyterian
| Church of Orange. performed the cere-
mony, assisted by the Rev. Or. Joseph
Dunn Burrell.
Miss McCarroll wore a gown OF white
| satin. embroidered with seed pearls, anc
p tulle and duchess veil. Her bouquet
| was Of pompon chrysanthemums. Mrs
Herbert Irving Losee (VOlet Won Lyncksl
| NevberyD, at whose wedding last sprins
| Miss McCarroll was the maid OF honor
! attended as matron OF honor. Her gowr
was Of pink charmeuse, trimmed win
1oId and she carried pink chrysanthe'
NUNS Holding the ribbons for the brida
marty were Miss Beatrice Edwards ant
| Mics Helen Rankin, little niece OF thu
| brldeoroou. Ernest A Meinken, Jr., wal
his brother's best man, and William Nc
| Carroll and Claude Hartford were presen
as ushers.
Mrs. McCarroll was attired In gray pro
csde with a drapery OF shadow lace ah'
Mrs. z. A. MeInken, mother OF the BRIDE
groom. was gowned in mauve. ASSISTING
10 receive at the reception were Mrs
Boyd Edwards. Mrs. Henry A. MARX ah'
Mrs Cornelius Bodine, OF philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Meinken are TO make theI
home In Putnam, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Hayes
| BronxviIle. ~ Y, formerly OF this Dor
ough, announce the engagement OF thei
daughter, Miss Helen Hayes, TO eugene
". =. Watson.
Mrs. Ysidro Pendas, OF No. 2 BreVoor
\ Place. announces the engagement OF hel