New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-22

EDgs. clinton Smith. jr, and Miller Cross
a dance followed.
Pink roses ana greens We're used in the
decorations
Mr. and Mrs William Carey Sanger, OF
no. ice Montague Terrace. gave dinner
of twenty-four covers az their home last
night for some Of the younger people on
the Heights, not yet ont
Wednesday. January -. is the date s"t
f0I the wedding OF Mss Katherine sin
clair Williams and Joseph Anthony Sisto.
SON OF AIr and Mrs William Sisto. Of
Orange. ~ d. ST. Lukts Church will be
tine scene of the ceremony. at s o'clock.
and small reception will follow 80 the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville WhittlcsIey Williams. No. 49,
Prospect Park West
The brides attendants VIII boz her four
cousins. Miss Madeline Hayward Smith
and Miss Madeline Sinclair Smith. Of
Manhattan. Miss Marjorie kendig. OF
Brooklyn. and Miss Helen Sinclair Will
Jams. ol Warwick. y y. curtis W. Coe
OF Manhattan is 10 serve as best man,
and named as Ushcrs are Irving ". Day,
of Manhattan. whose engagement 10 Miss
Madeline Smith was recently announced;
Robert g. Brandt. Of Brooklyn, \. James
Eckert Of Utica and Granville Mercer
Williams, brother Of the bride.
Announcement is made OF the engage
mcnt NJ Miss Isabel Gledhill daughter 81
r.
Linden avenue. 10 Robert william Glib
son. son o. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gibson.
Of No. 1f Linden avenue. Flatbush.
There VIII doubtless be "a large attend
auce az the reception which Professor
and Mrs Hcrschcl q. Parker are 20 give
40 their home. 80. q Fort Greene Place,
SATURDAY.. Januar, u.s.
In compliment to Miss katherine Brad
ley Murray. Miss Mary Carr daughter Of
Judge and Mrs william j. Carr will
give a tea AT her home. No. SCI Carroll
street on New Years Day. Miss Murray
made her debut a month ago.
Brooklyn debutautcs are fortunate IN
that some hostess IS always thoughtful
enough 10 give a tea ON the afternoon OF
"a college entertainment 50 that they may
get acquainted with the visiting men
and therefore bc assured OF plenty Of
partners and a good time AZ the dance
which invariably follows.
Yesterday Mrs William J.. AIo6at. Of
80. 60 Willow street. entertained for the
Williams Dramatic club, which gave such
A fine performance Of "His Exccllency
The Governor" last evening at the Ma
sonic Temple Among the young women
invited 10 assist her were Miss Jean Muir
ray. Miss Louise Fiske, Miss Adelaide
Mofat Miss Helen Blake. Miss Kathe-
rIue simpson Miss Janet Buchanan,
Miss Gertrude Jennings. Miss Mary
Vidaud. Miss Alice Moss Miss Katherine
Pratt. Miss Eleanor Washburn. Miss
Edna Chapman. Miss Jessie Hopkins.
Miss Anne Ward Miss Helen Wood. Miss
Ruth Latin, Miss Dorothy Dickinson.
Miss Eva Peabody, Miss Alice Denny.
Miss Ruth Calender. Miss Eleanor Ide.
Miss Gladys Bigelow and Miss Jean
Southwick
Mr. and Mrs. William Carey Sanger
will entertain for the Harvard men on
January ?. when they give their concert
In the Music Hall OF the Academy Of
Music. Nj Sanger belongs to the class
Of a.
Miss Dorothy Darlington Howard.
daughter Of Mrs Henry Ward Beecher
Howard. and granddaughter Of he
founder. the late John Taskcr Howard
was married TO Warren Palmer Hosmer
of Boston. in Plymouth Church Tuesday
evening. 4 great-uncle of the bride. the
Rev. Dr. Charles T. Robinson. Of Pelham
Manor. =. y, officiated.
Miss Howard wore gown Of white
satin and lace and her mothers bridal
veil She walked up the aisle with her
cousin. James Howard, but was given In
marriage by her mother. Miss Josephine
Newman. az the brides only attendant.
was rowned in white satin and chiffon
and carried pink roses. while the brides
bopouet was a shower 81 liles-of-the-
valley.
Mr.. Hosmer who is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs Edward If. Hosmer. of Younss-
town. Ohio. had as best man Constantine
= Rail-. OF Manhattan. The ushers were
Dexter Wheelock. OF Brooklyn. iiance OF
Miss Newman. Randolph Catlin, also 81
this borough; clifford j. Fuller. Amadee
spadone and Charles De Witt De Winnie
OF Manhattan. Win the exception of the