New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03


thropic movement in the borough. Her
fauce also belongs to an old Brooklyn
family Their wedding is 10 take place
esrly i'm the winter but no date has been
sci
Announcement is made OF the engage
ment Of Miss Mary Hathaway Baldwin
and Harry Connolly Keeling, Of Norfolk,
Va Miss Baldwin is a sister Of Miss
Kate Corinne Baldwin, Of No. 30, Clinton
avenue.
The announcement OF the engagement
Of Miss Dorothy Noyes to John Taylor
Arms was made at a luncheon Thursday.
Miss Moves IS the second daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry rockingham Noyes,
Of no 90 Remsen street She made her
debut three years ago. Her hance is the
son If the late John Taylor Arms, OF
washington, and is a graduate OF the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
Thursday being Halloween, the decora-
lions were I'm keeping with the day. The
place cards were little bags from which
tiny cats were escaping with the CARDS OF
the engaged couple. Among the guests
were Miss Mary Noyes, Mrs. Robinson
Leech. Mrs. Henry Hubert Sutphin
Carolyn Squibb) Mrs. Morris tpham
Ely. Mrs. Robert Gair, r., Miss Nathalie
Low. Miss Madeline Dougherty, Mis-
Florence Gerrish. Mrs. Herman c. Weber,
Miss Florence Calhoun Burke. Miss CHAR
Iotte Leech, Miss Edith Thurstou, MIS-.
Nelson Olcott. %. Miss Margaret Wright
and Miss Katherine Lyman White
The Lutheran church in SChormerhorn
street will be the scene on WEDNESDAYS
evening. November 90 OF the wedding Of
Miss Agnes Marie Riedel and Henry
Richard jain. The ceremony. which II
set for $50 o'clock. will be followed by
reception at the home Of the bride
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Johannes
Riedel. No $40 President street.
The bride will be attended by a maid OF
honor. Miss Linnie BOpp, Of Manhattan
and four bridesmaids. Miss isalei Foo-
crts. Miss Helen Swan, Miss HaHiette
Ahhe and Miss Dorothy Belts. Frederick
y lain will be his brothers best man.
and serving as ushers will b" Hans
Riedcl brother Of tho bride; Ralph CHAP
man Herbert Gocpcl. Lawrenc" HIS
Louis Griffith and Gilbert Dannchowcr.
A home wedding on Wednesday oven
ing was that Of Miss Emily Wait, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Wait OF NO
gs5 Carroll street. and Edward Shipman'
Of Boston. hut formerly Of this borough.
The Roy. Dr. Albert j. Lyman. pastor
emeritus Of the old South Church, per-
formed the ceremony. assisted by the ho''
c. Rc1ford Raymond.
Tho bride was gowned I'm white brocadcH
charmeuse trimmed with princess iaco
and pearls. She wore tulle ven ana
carried white roses and lihes-ot-the-VaI-
lev. Miss Elizabeth Wait, VINO a'teh"c"
her sister as maid OF honor, wore gown
NJ yellow charmcuse ana shade" lace
With crystal garnitures and carried vel
low cbrysanthcmums William Shipmah
was his brothers best man and AlcNahdel
Logan acted as page.
Yellow chrysauthcmums and autumn
foliage were combined in the decorations
Nrs. Wait received in lavender charmeuse
and black chiffon
A recently announced engagement rs
that OF Miss Gladys O'Brien, eldest
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Henry -
O'Rrien Of No 1N Eighth avenue 10
Thomas Ralfe, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bslfe Of No. S73 ST. Marks avenue. MISS
O'Bren was educated at Miss houhds ;
School. and her fance Is a graduate oi
POLY"
Mira Cornelius Zabriskic, Of No. SIG
Carroll street, has arranged series "r
evenings at home which promises to be
or cvccptional interest, as IT will combine
entertainment with instruction. The first
az tbose viii take place tomorrow even
ing when Miss Ruth Dudley VIII con-
tribute to the musical programme. n
string quartet from the New York Music
school settlement will also be present
and owen LOvejoy, general secretary OF
tho National Child Labor Committee, Is
% sneak His subject Will be ''The Prob
lem NJ Child Labor in the Home
rho many persons who were instrumon-
IA, In starting a music school settlement
- this borough are gratiiicd that their
undertaking has been so successful that
,berc ,s 10 he branch at Little Italy
,n the near future. Miss Fosdick IS to be
I'm charge Of the piano, and the directors
horo IN have a teacher for the violin An
o,hor branch of the music school settle
nent has recently been started In Green
point. Miss Helen Van lngen Is sun at
the head.
OF interest 10 this borough Is the an
rouncement of the engagement OF Miss
Helen stearns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
ro,is stcarns. OF No. 1913 10Th street, Man
haitian. to Lyall Dean son OF MIS-,
CHARLES f. Bigelow. of No 2ol west ga
street, but formerly OF BROOKLYN MI
Dean was graduated from Yale IN i"''
MIR. and Mrs. LleweIlyn A. Wray OF