New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

The most important item OF social news
that has come TO hand this week is the
date for Miss Eunice Gift MallOry's we'd
ding. Miss Mallory will be married TO
George +. Hite ir., Saturday June S, in
| the Presbyterian Church at Rye, ~ Y, and
after the ceremony there will be a small re-
ception at Clifton. the country home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mallory, at
| Port Chester As the brides family has
hardly as yet recovered from the shock Of
Mrs Kate Mallory Thayer's sudden death
last November, the wedding will he a very
quiet one. Mr.. Hite is the son of the Rev.
Dr. and Mrs George +. Hite. OF White
Plains. and is a graduate OF Williams and
the Columbia Law School
| Friday evening brought the wedding OF
Miss Lillian Levermore and Christopher
Billman. Of Boston. The bride is daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs Charles H. Levermore.
Of No. 30 ST. James Place. where the cere-
mony took place at o'clock, the Rev. Dr.
William NJ. Brundage officiating.
| The members of the Omicron Chapter Of
Delta Gamma formed an aisle for the bridal
party. which consisted OF two maids OF
honor-Miss Elsa Levermore and Miss
Frances Bedford four bridesmaids. Miss
Louise Schlegel. Miss Helen Miller, Miss
| Anna Knott Of Brooklyn, and Miss Bur
chic Noe, OF East Orange. and the best
man. Frank c. Nichols. of Boston.
The bride was gowned in white char
meuse ornamented with duchess and rose
point lace and carried a bouquet of bride
roses, lilies-of- the-valley and orchids. The
two maids of honor wore gowns Of pale
green crepe meteor draped with shadow lace
and the bridesmaids frocks were OF white
satin with tunics OF the green crepe meteor.
All carried pink roses. Mrs. Levermore re-
ceived in pearl gray crepe meteor and point
lace Aiding the guests were Charles and
George Levermore. brothers Of the bride,
and her brother-in-law. Roland Sherwood
Bosworth, OF Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. Bllman are TO make their
home at Winchester, Mass.
| Many from the Heights were present at
the wedding yesterday afternoon OF Miss
Dorothy Bell Topping and Walter Cooley
Douglas. OF Manhattan. which took place
| in the Central Presbyterian Church at sum-
NIT. " ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Topping,
parents OF the bride. formerly made their
| home in Monroe Place. and still have many
| friends in that neighborhood. The recep-
ton following was held at Alyndor Summit.
| where they have lived since leaving Brook
| lyn. Miss Anne Loomis OF Detroit, attend
ed Miss Topping as maid Of honor and for
bridesmaids she had Miss Jean Coutts. or
Brooklyn; Miss Beth Looms. Miss Anne
Lyon. of Detroit; Miss Antille Bacon, OF
! Elizabeth, ~ j. Miss Ruth Collins, OF
Hartford Miss Edith Gwynne and Miss
Eleanor Dodsworth OF Summit Their
gowns were Of white lace over pink satin,
with little tunics Of the palest green chif-
fon. The maid OF honor wore a large pink
hat. but the others wore white lace pokes
and carried sweetpeas. The brides gown
was of white satin ornamented with duchess
and point lace. and her bouquet was
shower Of Bride roses and lilies-of-the-val-
lev. She wore a tulle veil fastened with
pearls.
Mr.. Douglas. who is the son OF Mrs. John
+. Douglas, OF No. 200 West list street.
Manhattan. had as best man his brother,
Kenneth Douglas. The ushers were Walter
Becker, OF Chicago; Joseph SChrimer, OF
White Plains Stirling Martin. Of Brooklyn;
Kenneth Merritt, Lindell Bates and James
| Browning Of Manhattan. The Rev. Mnot
T. Morgan. pastor Of the church, of1ciated.
Mrs Topping was attired in orchid satin
and embroidered net and Mrs. Douglas re-
ceived in French blue satin and duchess
| lace.
Mr.. Douglas was graduated from Yale
Sheffield School Of Mines in 1910. He is
member Of the Colony Club OF New Haven.
and of the Yale and Engineers clubs OF
New York. He will take his bride TO Green
wich. Conn. to live.
! Mrs. Henry rockingham Noyes, OF NO
90 Remsen street, was hostess at an un-
usual entertainment on Friday. She had
issued two hundred invitations for buffet
luncheon between l and o'clock but 30
delighted were the early guests with the
playing OF Beryl Rubenstein, young plan
ist, that they stayed the greater part OF
the afternoon. In this way the rooms
were crowded for the three hours Of the
luncheon, though never TO an unpleasant
extent Assisting Mrs. Noyes were Mrs
| Alfred T. White, Mrs. A. A. Low, Mrs.
William G. Low, Mrs Chauncey Low, Mrs.
Harold l.. Fish, Mrs. John Hill Morgan.
Mrs Charles Neergaard, Mrs. Charles
Bound, of Manhattan, and the Misses Mary
and Dorothy Noyes few Of those pres
| ent were Mrs Irving Vidaud, Mrs. Henry
Ides, Mrs John rockingham, Mrs. James
Williams. Mrs Horace c. Haven, Mrs.
George w. Field, Mrs. Charles Field and
Mrs William Forbes A variety of cut
flowers was used about the house, but there
| was no set decoration.
| Only members OF the two families Wilt
messed the marriage yesterday afternoon
OF Miss Esther Geise and William f.
Wheelock The Rev Louis Vanden Burg
performed the ceremony at 40 o'clock In
the Spencer Memorial Church.
The bride Is the daughter OF the lac
Rev DR.. f. +. Gose and sister Of Mrs.
CLYDE d. Gray, of No. 39i East 23d street,
F1atbush. She was formerly a member OF
the Packer faculty. Later she has been
vice principal of girls school at WASH
ington. Conn. She spent some time study
ing at the Berlin University.
| Mr Wheelock is a member OF the Ham
| uton Club and brother OF Mrs Irving
Vidaud and OF Mrs. Henry Warren Beebe.
He and Mrs Wheelock will occupy the
Wheelock house, at No. 75A Willow street
| Miss Leila Elizabeth Morris, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick p Morris, of Gar
den City, was married to Frederick Pres
ton Clarke yesterday afternoon at the Ca
| thedral Of the Incarnation, Garden C1ty'
Dean Robert S. Moses performing the cere-
mony. The bride, who was given away. by
her father, wore a gown Of white satln'
| trimmed with real lace and pearl embro-
| derry Her veil was of tulle, edged with
real lace and fastened with orange blos-
SONS. She carried bouquet of lilies-of-
the-valley and gardenias. She was attend
| ed by Mrs. Ralph NJ. Robins, as matron