New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
Well Known Persons Furthering Charitable
Causes by Means Of Entertainments
Matters That Are Engossng Atten-
ton Of Society at Other Points.

inside the Casino one is the guest of the
committee There will be nothing on
sale.
The committee includes the Misses
jerks. Dorothy Sutphin. Grace Frank
Eleanor Ide. Marjorie and Helen Stutzer'
Miriam Speers, Jessie Hopkins, Dorothy
Luckenbach. Henrietta Dana, Marian
Buckley. Jean Murray. Mary Vidaud'
Eleanor Washburn and Alice Cordier.
Miss Blanche Hardness. daughter OF
Mrs. James Hardness. Of No 27s Han
cock street. and Clarence Houghton ia
cobs are TO be married Tuesday evening
April % II is 20 be a home ceremony at
s o'clock, which will be followed by
larger reception. Miss Marietta Hardness
will be her sisters only attendant. Rob
ert Elliott Jacobs will be the best man
and Wilson Mayer and Stewart Walden
berg are to serve as ushers.
A home wedding Tuesday evening was
that Of Miss Ethel Williams. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel X. Williams, Of No.
go East 23d street, FTatbush. and Ernest
A. Doudiet. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Doudiet Of No 429 1st street. The
Rev. Andrew Fleming oficiated.
The brides gown of white crepe me
teor was trimmed with Spanish lace and
lace edged her tule veil. She carried
bride roses and lilies ofithe-valiey- Miss
Katherine Williams. as her sisters only
attendant. appeared in cream lace and
pink charmeuse and carried pink roses.
Frederick L. Hart served as best man
and Albert D. williams and Leonard Les
lie were present as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Williams OF
No 1s4 Rodney street, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Anna
Cunningham Wilson, TO the Rev. John
Gerstenberg. Of Huntington. Long Island,
formerly attached TO Christ Church.
Miss Margaret Brett. daughter Of Mrs
George Brewster Brett OF No. 216 Gar
field Place, was the hostess yesterday
afternoon at "A tea between the hours OF
and 8 O'clock. The attendance was
composed mainly OF young people not yet
out. Receiving with Mrs. Bretz and her
daughter were the Misses Edith Shaw,
Helen Walker, Marion Burr, Margaret
Carr Grace CASTELAR,, Ruth Denison.
Edna Dillingham;. Mollie Moneypenny and
Lesley Saver. In the evening there was
an Informal dance. to which were asked
Benjamin r. c. Low, Alfred DE WIZ
Mason. jr. Russell Tracy Walker, Ed
ward Carr, Nelson Moneypenny, Guy
Carr, Robert A1ilbank, William c. Moore,
Robert ]. Keller, Winthrop Sayer, Knight
Woolley. Robert Mckinney and Harold
Brewster Bretz.
Al the wedding reception on Tuesday
evening OF Miss Martha Conner and Lieu
tenant Robert Lincoln Gray announce
ment was made OF the engagement OF
Miss Eta Frank, who had acted as maid
OF honor. to DR.. Charles A. Conner the
brother OF the bride. Miss Frank IL the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william H.
Frank, Of No. South Portland avenue.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Gray. after a brlet
honeymoon, will live at Fort Hamilton
OF interest TO Brooklyn is the announce
ment OF the engagement OF MISS Laura
Overton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. over
ton, OF Plainfield, ~. j., TO Albert H.
Crane, OF Manhattan. The Overtons Tor
merly lived in this borough and stiil spend
their summers at Huntington, Long ISL
and. Miss Overton is a granddaughter or
the late Lascelles Maxwell and great
Granddaughter OF Wolfe Tone.
The hrst June wedding to be announced
is that OF Miss Ellen Sampson oieha'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thecphilus u.
Olena. OF No. 40e Hancock street, and Dr.
Albert Henry Stevenson. IT Is to be a
quiet home ceremony on Wednesday even
ING. June IL A young sister OF Dr. CLARK,
Miss Margaret Agnes Clark, VIII attend
Miss Olena as flower girl. and MISS Meri-
bah West Allaire is 10 be the maid OF
honor. Charles Montague Clark VIII
serve ss best man for his brother
Miss Juliet Anne Scot, was married last