New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and
Announcements.

and Mrs. George T.. Hitc OF White Plains
! The ceremony took place in the Presby-
terrain Church at Rye. y. Y. and the sub
scquent reception was held at Clifton, the
country home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Mallory. at Port Chester. DIR. lite
ofiiciated assisted by the Rev. Douglas T.
Birnic. of Rye.
Miss Malorys wedding gown o'
white satin. fashioned plainly and in way
that sccentuated the grace OF her tall,
slender figure. Point lace adorned the
bodice. and her veil was also Of lace. She
carried lilies of-the-valley. Miss Pauline
. Mason. Of Brooklyn. acted maid Of
honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Thyrza Benson. Miss Florence Walton and
! Miss Isabel 1dc. Of Brooklyn. and Miss
Mildred Stillman. of Manhattan. Their
gowns were Of salmon pink satin and
cream lace. with draperies Of purple chif-
/ fon, Miss Masons being in deeper tones or
the pink and purple than those OF tho
others. She wore an all pink hat and car
! ried pink sweetpeas, while the brides
maids hats were of purple. with pink and
purple shaded plumes. Inserted In each Of
their bouquets OF pink sweetpeas vas a
small cluster Of purple blossoms. The best
! man was the hridegroom's brother. Earle
/ Z. lIite. and the ushers were Robert Nal
| lory. jr.. brother of the bride; Phillip Ros-
| ers Mallory. her cousin: Leonard Kennedy.
| Francis NJ. Blodgett. Frederick T.. Kobbe
| and Richard Carle Hunt
The decorations In the church were in
green and white At Clifton there was
! profusion Of carly summer flowers. Mrs
Msllorys gown was Of white lace and Law
ender chiffon. and Mrs. Jlite was attirei
I in lavender satin A special train con-
veyed the New York and Brooklyn guests
to and from the wedding.
! Mr.. Hitc is a graduate Of Williams and
the Columbia Law School. on returning
! from their wedding trip the Young couple
will spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
| Mallory. The bride is A niece ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Jabish Holmes. of Manhattan: Henry
Rogers Mallory and the late Mrs Kate
Mallory Thayer.
! Two important ut-of-toNn weddings tool;
/ place last week. the bridegrooms being well
known Brooklyn men. on Thursday in
| Providence. Miss Sarah Bullock Harris was
married 10 George Sampson Squibb son Of
Or. and Mrs. Edward Hamilton Squibb Of
] No. 14s Columbia Heights In Cincinnati
VpU MoUudN MISS Lultn NJ ESdU utOdlUt
the bride Of Williams Brace Pratt. son OF
Dr. and Mrs. William n p. Pratt, OF No.
81 Sixth avenue.
Grace Church. in the Rhode Island capi-
| tai, was the scene Of the Squibb- Harris
nuptials al o'clock. and half ar hour
! later there was reception at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
c. Harris, No. 251 Bowen street. White
I
| with green foliage in the decorations at
both the church and house. The official,
ing cergymen were the Rev Frank W.
Crowder. Of Grace Church Providence, and
the Rev. Edmund s. Rousmaniere. Of 81.
Paurs, Boston.
Miss Harris. who had her maid of
honor and only attendant her sister. Miss
Rosamond Harris. was gowned in white
satin and point lace. Point lace trimmed
her tulle veil which was fastened ny
wreath of orange blossoms She carried
lilies-of- the-yalley and white orchids The
maid Of honor wore pale green satin
gown, with tunc Of gold and green. end
a large leghorn hat trimmed with plumes.
Her bouquet was composed Of pink roses
Charles S Squibb acted best man for his
brother and the ushers wore Thomas Har-
Of Providence Donald Munro If Roston.
and Philip Ner Planck and Charles Ls
Rozer. OF Rrookline. Mass Mrs Harris re-
ce'yed in gown Of white lace with
train Of changoable pink and blue silk.
Mis- Egan and Mr. Pratt had an outdoor
wedding on tue grounds surrounding the
home of the brides parents. Nr. ana Mrs
simeon p Egan. at East Walnut Hills,
Cincinnati. Tall standards Of green topped
BY white peonies formed an aisle from the
ouse 10 4 bower Of pink and white peones
where the ceremony vas performed at $50
o'clock by the Re-. Father Moore The
wedding march pa. sung b. score Of
choir boys in phite cassocks nith RED
sashes
The brides gown of ivory chdrmeusc lad
drapcry Of chiffon and lace and a full
court train Her tulle veil fell from lace
cap and She carried a shower Of white
sweetpeae The maid Of honor. Miss Lou
ise Kohlsaat. OF Cincinnati. was goWned IN
pale pink chiffon and shadow lace and car
ried maldenhar fern. The bridesmaids,
Miss Margaret Mitchell, Miss Mary Miller
and Misc Mary Dempsey. we're IN gowns ot
white satin having Gounces Of deep shadow
lace and panniers ~ light green chiffon.
They carried pink sveetpeas Albert
Uoughton Pratt a brother Of tho bride
groom. was the best man, and the ushers
iwere Russell Prudon, Of Manhattan; J.
Clarence Egan and Walter Kochler. of
Cincinnati; Henry 6. Meyer. of Pittshurg.
and Harold -. Humpstone and Leonard
KENNEDY Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Pratt will take
his bride 10 Milton. Mass. to live. Mrs
tgan was goWned in wistaria satin veiled
with blue and lavender chiffon and Mrs.
Pratt wore black thread lace over white
satin.
! The engagement IS announced OF Miss
Doris Arnold, daughter of William Arnold.
and Dr. Frank Sanbcrn, son OF Mr. and
| Mrs. Albert w. Sanbern. Of No iii Dean
street. The Arnolds spend large part Of
the year at their country home at West
hampton Beach and In the winter live at
Willow Court. DR.. Sanbern is a graduate Q
of the Philadelphia Dental College and has
his office at No. lS4 Joralemon street.
ST. Bartholomew Church was decorated
with American Beauty roses and daisies
last evening for the wedding there at $50
o'clock Of Miss Norma Elizabeth Heffy
and DR.. Robert Strobridge, OF Manhattan.
The same kind of flowers We're used at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Peter Hefiiy, at No. CTS st. Mark 3
avenue, where the reception. following the
Townley. assisted by the Rev. DR.. w. c.
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