New-York tribune., 1912-03-24

IN the Church Of the Ascension, Manhat-
IAN saturday, April %, but further de-
tahs cannot yet be announced, as Miss
Clafiin is still in the South.
Ohe or the most important Easter we'd
dings announced up to date will he that on
Thursday, April rs, of Miss Lucy Brace
Pratt and Leonard Edward Fackner. son
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fackner. of
BROOKLYN. The ceremony will take place at
CLOCK at the home Of the brides parents.
Dr. and Mrs. William H. e. Pratt. No. "a
sixth avenue. small reception will fol-
low
Miss Marilla Houghton Pratt viii be her
sisters maid Of honor The bridesmaids
are 10 be Miss Jennie Copeland. of Brook
lyn; Miss Dorothy Fackner sister Of the
bridegroom; Miss Miriam Crowen Of Dor
chester Mass; Miss Anna D. Wight, OF
Glen Ridge, ~ j.; Miss Harriet Love, Miss
Nellie Hubbs. Miss Mary Peck and Miss
Rachel Burnet. of Brooklyn.
Thomas Johnson Allen, Of Manhattan. is
TO serve as best man, while named as ush-
ers are William Brace Pratt brother of the
bride; Howard Boriss, of Boston: Walter
Franklin and Allen L. Taylor, of this bor-
Mrs. Elijah Robinson Kennedy.
Tuesday April S0 is the date set for the
wedding Of Miss Dorothy Shubrick Childs,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eversley Childs,
Of No. $50 Clinton avenue. She will be mar
ried to Archibald McLarcn at 4:3o o'clock
at the home of her parents with only
relatives and close personal friends in at
tendance. Miss Mary Westervelt will be
the maid of honor and only attendant of
the bride. James Robert McLaren will be
his brothers best man, and Eversley
Childs, jr, and Harold Lloyd are to act
as ushers.
An out-of-town wedding on Tuesday,
April so, of interest TO this borough will
be that of Miss Valerie Worthington and
Langdon Haywood Roper. The ceremony
will take place at the Church OF St. Bar
nabas, Irvington- on Hudson. and a small
reception will follow at the home Of the
brides aunt. Mrs. William Lanman Bull.
Miss Worthington Is the daughter of Mrs.
Henry F. Worthington, OF No. % Wash
ington Square West, and is we'll known to
the Brooklyn people of the summer colony
at Bellport, Long Island. She will be at
ltHutu tg MISE HtlNi uuc Ndli ShOllt Va
Chicago, and Mrs Archibald Douglas. r,
Clifford Black Is 10 be the best man, and
the ushers will be Walter Cook, jr, Of
Englewood, and Henry Fox. MIR Roper is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roper, Of
Pelham Manor.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement OF Miss Esther Giese, daughter
r.-I
lam f. Wheelock, of No. 75A Willow street
Miss Giese. who was formerly one OF the
faculty AT the Packer Institute, is a sister
of Mrs Clyde d. Gray, of No. Ss4 East 21st
street, Flatbush. Mr.. WheeOCk is mem
Der Of the Hamilton Club.
or interest TO many on the Heights Will
be the marriage on Monday. April %, Of
Miss Mary Van Zile daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. S Van Zle and the Rev Gerald
A. Cunningham, senior rector Of St Georges
Church. The ceremony will take place at
noon in Trinity Chapel, the Rev. Herbert
Cunningham, Of WateTtown, Conn, father
Of the bridegroom, officiating. Bishop Greer
is TO give the benedction and other promi-
nent clergymen will be in the chancel. The
bride will be attended by her sisters Miss
Sallie Van Zile and Miss Harriet Lee Van
Zlle Raymond Cunningham, brother OF
the bridegroom, will serve as best man, and
acting as ushers will be the Rev. George
Norton Of st. Georges; the Rev. Roscoe
Conklng Hatch, of Tarrytown; the Rev
Malbone Birckhead, OF Tuxedo; Charles
Buckingham, Of Watertown, Conn. Martin
Taylor ana Lawrence Whittemore. OF Man
haitian.
The ceremony will be followed by small
reception for relatives at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Van Zre, No. 4O4 West goth street.
Manhattan
The wedding of Miss Gladys Storey daugh-
ter Of Mrs Edward Albert Storey, Of No. ] ?
South Portland avenue. and George Curtis
Kip, OF Jersey City, viii take place at the
home Of the brides mother on Wednesday
April q. Miss Margaret Rapelje Davis OF
Manhattan, will attend as maid OF honor
and Walter Kip will act as best man for
his brother. The ribbons for the bridal party
will be held by Miss Jocelyn Warren and
Master Richard Combes. Only relatives and
intimate friends have been invited TO the
ceremony and small reception following.
In the Old Dutch Church, Flatbush, which
her family has attended for more than a
hundred years. Miss Gertrude Martense
Vanderyeer will be married TO Harold Ed
ward Ditmsrs on Tuesday. April so. A re-
ception will follow at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bennett
vanderyeer. No. 20 Linden avenue. Mr..
Ditmars is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Edward Ditmars. Of No. 227 Garfield Place.
taI Ia r1 in nO6
Every afternoon and evening finds the Art
Rooms. I'm Montague street, where the loan
exhibition for the benefit OF Little Italy IS
beinR held. well flied The various clubs
and schools Of the borough have arranged
In attend. each on q certain day, when tea
is served and the gathering is in the nature
n an informal reception. The show has
been so highly praised by the art critics
that few are satisfied with one visit but
return for a more thorough study Of the
many fine canvases displayed. The rooms
are open from ~ until and from 80 until
10 o'clock. and for a nominal fee OF ad-
mission one may view the paintings at his
Icisure. The exhibition will remain open
until Wednesday evening.
,tre u . Wilson, OF No. Middagh
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s,reat announces the engagement Of her
laughter. Niles Janet r. Wilson. to George
Maitland Gillespie, son OF Dir. and Mrs,
Frederick r. Gillespie, Of No. 24S West 1881
street Manhattan. Miss Wilson was grad
uated from Packer in 1910
In compliment 20 Miss violet Ne"bery'
whose marriage TO Irving Losee Is sched-
MED for wednesday Mrs. George Grote' OF
No POI West 18th street, gave luncheon
on Monday.