New-York tribune., 1912-03-10
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

we'll w Stoddard, which is set for Thurs
DAY, April II. Miss Brooke Is the daughter
OF Mrs. William T. Brooke, OF German.
town, Penn. and a sister OF Mrs. Clinton
Vanderbilt Meserole. of No 5l0 Washing
ton avenue. Mr.. Stoddard is the son OF
John II. Stoddard. with whom he makes
his home at the Touraine, in Clinton street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Payson Treat. OF
No. 10 West S5th street. Manhattan, an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter
Miss Dorothy Hastings Treat, to Joseph
Herendeen Clark. son Of the Rev DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bourne Clark. of No. l114 St.
Johns Place. Mr.. Clark was graduated
from Yale In 1907 and from the Columbia
School of Architecture in 1910 He received
a travelling fellowship in 1911 and studied
az the American Academy Of Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. Hopkins, OF No 234
Berkeley Place, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Bessie Marie Hop
kins, to Joseph Finch Lockwood. son OF
Mrs. Hustled Lockwood. of Manhattan. AL
though living on the Park Slope Miss Hop
kins has been identified with society on the
Heights, apd is popular member Of the
summer colony at westhampton Beach,
Long Island where her family spends the
summer She made her debut about three
years ago.
Announcement has been made OF the en-
gagement of Miss Nan Josephine FRANKIE.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. c. FRANKIE. OF
No. q Spencer Place. and caleb Van Wyck
Smith son Of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb e. Smith,
~ IopO island
An interesting engagement Just announced
is that OF Miss Helen Mechiing. daughter
Of Mrs. Herman Clarke Mechling. Of tho
Shore Road, Bay Ridge, and Henry James
Hewlett, jr.
Since coming to Brooklyn from South
Carolina Judge and Mrs. I. Raymond
Oeland have gained many warm friends,
and the wedding of their daughter, Mics
Elizabeth Oeland and David Duncan, jr.,
on Wednesday evening was therefore one Of
the most interesting social events of the
week. The Rev. Or. Cleland 3. McAfee
performed the ceremony at the oeland
house. No. As Eighth avenue. at 7:b O'Clock.
and a recepaion followed.
The brides gown was Of white satin cut
with a full court train. 1t was ornament
ed by embroidery in seed pearl and point
lace A rope of pearls bound her tulle veil
to her head in cap effect and she carried .
shower of Bride roses and lilies-of-the-yal-
ley Miss Margaret Oeland. a sister OF the
bride acted as maid of honor Her gown
was of cream shadow lace draped over q
delicate green satin. and she carried Q
bouquet OF white roses having pink cen-
tres. The bridesmaids wore gowns OF
cream shadow lace and the palest green
chiffon and little Directoire coats OF satin
a shade darker. They were sister
OF the bride. Miss Catherine Oeland; Miss
Marion Gaynor, Miss Dorothy Demarest,
Of Brooklyn, and Miss Emma Tebbutt, OF
Albany. Their bouquets were composed OF
white roses. and they wore Miss Oeland's
gifts pearl crescent pins. James Conser.
OF East Orange, attended as best man, but
there were no ushers. Mr.. Duncan is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Duncan. Of No.
4e Classon avenue.
Mrs. oeland was attired in blue marqui-
settle embroidered in jet, and Mrs. Duncan.
sr.. received in white velvet and satin.
On returning from their wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs Duncan will live in Brooklyn
The wedding OF Miss Agnes Robertson
Brundage and Horton Wheeler Roe took
place on Wednesday evening at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Free
mont Brundage. No. PIT Holly street. Gran
ford, N. j. The Rev. DR.. George Green
performed the ceremony. which was fol-
lowed by small reception. The bride wore
her mothers wedding dress and veil and
carried a bouquet OF white sweetpeas. Her
sister, Mrs William Plummer, acted as
matron of honor Her gown was OF laven-
der chiffon over white satin. Miss Marion
Roe as the maid Of honor. was gowned in
lavender satin. Like Mrs Plummer, she
carried a round bouquet OF delicate green
ferns. Frank G. Newell was the best man
and Joseph Stevens and George o'Connor
served as ushers. Pink roses, palms and
ferns were used in the decorations.
The bridegroom is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Roe, OF No. $50 Park Place.
An important engagement announcement
this week is that of Miss Marion Ewing
and Harold Chappe McColom. Mr.. McCol.
lon is a son Of the late DR.. William NC
Collom and a brother OF DR.. William 10.
McCollom, who, about two years ago, mar
ried Miss Irene Kelly OF Berkeley Place.
His fancee is the daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. William Alexander Ewing, OF No. l&
West 5sth street, Manhattan. Mr. MoCol-
Ion was graduated from Columbia in 1903.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Packard and Miss
Elizabeth Packard are to spend few
months in Italy. They sailed on Wednes-
dav on the Cedric. Also sailing by the
Cedric were Mrs William A. Putnam ana
Miss Carolyn Putnam.
Nr. and Mrs. Walter 0ibb and Mr. ana
Mrs Horatio NJ Adams, Mrs. Grace q.
cave and Miss Irene Cave sailed for the
Yves, indies on Thursday on the Victoria
Luise.
rhs First Reformed Church will be the
.oon. on wednesday evening. April IL, OF
tho wedding of Miss Maud wilson dausn-
,a,, NJ Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson. OF No. as
ttth street, and Ralph II. Waddeil. son VI
,ha Rev. DR.. and Mrs. John Waddell OF
uarhattan. The ceremony will be per
,orr,.d by the bridegroom's father. assisted
-, On. rev. DR.. James NJ. Farrar, rector OF
the church.
rhe bride will be attended by maid OF
horor Miss Irene Mcneil; matron or
horor. Mrs. Stanley V. Keyes OF Manhat-
,ap and four bridesmaids. Miss Lillian
tSorher OF Manhattan; Miss Irma Ingram,
,,,-s Ress Brewer and Miss Laurette Cul-
-, ~ this borough. James Nugent, OF
NSa1hattan. is TO serve ss best man, and
,.a,,,.d as ushers are Ralph Weller, sydney
snsdon. Royal james. Ernest Tyler and
r. ! stephenson. The reception following
tho church ceremony Will be held at the
rye,ai Rossert.