New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-29
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings. Engagements and
Announcements.

" iiAi' s'tiNS NT'lAi bhf iiDNfi J'illlAile,f'f
youngest daughter Of Mrs. Spencer Au-
gustus Jennings Of No. 20 Henry street.
has been much in evidence i'm society this
season, she was never formally intro
duccd. and the dinner which was osten-
sibly Tor ner presentation on Thursday
evening was I'm reality for the announce
meut Of her engagement Her hance is
NOrthington /. Hinc. younger son of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis l.. Hlne. OF No. - West
SD street. Manhattan and Glen Cove,
Long Island. Like Miss Jennings. he is
prominent in the Younger set on the
Heights and in that Manhattan contin-
gent which is so largely composed of old
Brooklyn families. He is a nephew of
George T.. Ide and Henry l1e Of Henry
| street, and the late Charles w. Ide. OF
Remsen street. and Is therefore a cousin
| II the Misses Eleanor and Isabel Ide and
Mrs. Foster Hannaford tAlice lde). His
mother was Mary Louise Ide Lyman y.
! Iine, who was an usher at the wedding OF
| Miss Grace Cook Jennings and Frederick
! @. Wackcr on November II. when Miss
I Jennings was her sisters maid OF honor
Is his brother.
! AONflS were ldlN ut AlllllA dl Il ldUlt
decorated with radiance roses and ca
/ mellias. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
! Wacker, who returned from their wedding
/ trip abroad last week to spend the holi-
days with the brides mother: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ethelbert Ide Low, Mr.. and Mrs
| Robinson Leech MARY Buchanan Jen-
| nings), Miss Isabel Ide, Miss Katherine
| Pratt Miss Ruth Calender. Miss Jean
| Southwick. Miss Jean Murray. Miss Ruth
! Glib, Miss Agnes Bgelow, Miss Doris
| Mangam. Miss Alice Moss. Lyman Hine
Cortland Handy Crittenden Adams. John
! Dunbar Adams, John Parsons Mr.
Thompson, Charles NJ. Bull, jr Chester
Van Tassel, Harold Thurston, Dean Kalb-
| heisch and Greenman Canda
! Mrs. jennings was Eowned I'm black lace
! over white satin. and Miss Jennings wore
! white satin and lace. After the dinner
the party attended the Junior Assembly
| at the Heights Casino.
The latest coming out reception to be
announced is that which Mrs. Howard
ogden Wood is TO give on Monday after
noon for her daughter. Miss Helen ogden
| Nb'bt dA Ilfi 4lOlilfs No. Sd 1T. MAIN =
avenue. In the receiving party will be
| Miss Emily Wood, an aunt Of the debu-
! taute: Miss Ruth Calender. Miss Ruth
Latin Miss Ruth Blackford. Miss Ruth
! Cunning Miss Jessie Hopkins. Miss Agnes
Bigclow. Miss Hazel Hutchinson, Miss
| Dorothy Guyon. Miss Dorothy Elliott
Miss Katharine Dunn. Miss Maud Cooper
~ Brooklyn Miss Mary Brooks, Miss
Noble Cackabcrry, Of Manhattan; Miss
Beatrice Kurdish OF Carbonate. Penn.
aud Miss Edith Bowler. OF Nutey. y. j..
The reception will be followed by din
nor. after which the party will attend the
dance al the Heights Casino which Mrs.
clinton Elliott and Mrs. Wallace Black
ford are giving for their debutante
daughters
Mrs Frank Freeman. OF No. 2l3 Wash
ngton avenue, will give a reception on
Monday afternoon to introduce her daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothca Jean Freeman. I'm the
receiving party viii be Miss Katharine G.
Freeman. sister OF the dcbutante. Miss
Barbara V Jones Miss catherine Terry
Miss Nellie Catiu. Miss Elnor Blackman.
Miss Jeanette Langharr, Miss Eleanor
Sackctt. Mis- Marie Graft Miss Mary
Cushman and Miss Hida Brucn. They
will be entertained after the reception
at dinner and the theatre. the play being
Never Say Die
M and Mrs William Robinson Simons
took a party of eighteen down 70 Wyud-
moor their country place at Sayville.
Ions Island, Yesterday TO remain over
New Years. Their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
IT,,ar,t,1 M aud Mrs Clarence NNp-fft