New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-14
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WEEK
Miss Angela Mitchell to Wed
Leonard Kennedy.

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for
the wedding Of Miss Angela Mitchell
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.
Mitchell. and Leonard Kennedy, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Elijah Robinson Kennedy
The ceremony, which is set for Monday
September %, is TO be performed outdoors
At Enniskillen, the home OF the brides
parents at Avondale. Cincinnati, at
o'clock.
Miss NIitchells maid Of honor viii be
Miss Monica Mitchell Of Cincinnati, and
Miss Margaret Mitchell and Miss Eliza
beth White are 10 be present as brides
maids. James Benton Grant, jr., is to
serve as best man. and chosen for Ushers
are Robert Mallory, IT.. Francis Malbone
Blodgett. Of the Heights; Lincoln Mitch
elI and John Mitchell. Of Cincinnati; Dr..
John FavilI of Chicago. and Samuel }.
Kcator. OF Manhattan.
Mr. Kennedy and his bride will spend
the winter at No. Is Clark street.
To the younger set in Brooklyn and
the Brooklyn cottage colonlsts on Long
Island the most interesting bit OF news
this week Is the announcement Of the en-
Cagement of Miss Marguerite Elsie Du
Mary, daughter OF Robert a. Du Mary,
OF Albany, and niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bailey Jordan, Of No. ll5 Eighth
avenue, and Bay Shore, Long Island, with
whom she made her home. Miss Du
Mary's fiance is T. Dana Burnet. son OF
Mrs. f. H. Burnet, Of Cincinnati She
made her debut the season before last,
but has spent most Of her time studying
abroad. She is a cousin Of Mrs. Henry
Iascelles Maxwell Bessie Jordan
The wedding IS TO take place in No
vember. but owing 10 Illness will be
quiet ceremony.
The FIRST October wedding on the
Heights viii be that OF Miss Gertrude
Coleman, daughter Mr.. and Mrs. George
Silas Coleman, of 40. m Hicks street,
and Albert Thayor Salisbury, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Romeyn A. Salisbury, of No. 1896
Washington avenue It is TO be a home
ceremony at s O'Clock on Tuesday even
Ting, October Z.
Only relatives and a few old family
friends were present at the wedding on
Monday Of Miss Margery Alkman Ste
VEINS. daughter of Mrs. G. Ellis Stevens
and the late Or. Stevens, 10 the Rev.
Albert Ernest Taylor. which took place
at noon I'm Christ church, Greenwich.
Conn. The bride. who wore a simple
gown Of embroidered white Canton crepe,
was given in marriage by her grand
father. Walter Monteth Altman. The
Right Rev Arthur Selden Lloyd, assisted
by the Rev Hugh L. Burleson, performed
the ceremony, which was followed by
small breakfast at Brambleton, the Ste
vens summer place a, Greenwich.
Mr. Taylor and his bride viii spend
their honeymoon in the Thousand Islands
and Canada. Their home will be at Hol-
lis, Long Island, where the bridegroom
is rector Of ST. Gabriels Episcopal
Church. lie was formerly curate at
Grace Church on the Heights, place
occupied by the brides father as a young
man.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Strong Todd. OF
40 POI jefferson avenue announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Lu-
ellie NJ Todd 10 George G. Davidson, son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Da-
wilson. Of Manhattan.
Announcement is made Of the engage
ment OF Miss Marjorie Higgins To Yves
ley VI. Graft Miss Higgins is the dauglI-
ter Of Dr. and Mrs a. 5. higgins and
granddaughter Of Algcsnon 5. Higgins.
Her fance is the son OF Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Graf OF Mountain Lake. y j.,
and is o graduate of Yale.
Miss Dorothy Wood and Richard y. Ne
diEl, whose engagement was announced
II 80 Princeton prom of 1872 are TO
be married ,to-morrow IN tho Broadway
Presbyterian Church, Manhattan. \ re-
eeption will follow half On hour later at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
g., rTo,.r,. Tov.eI Mocl No so River