New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-27
BRO0KLYN'S SOCIAL WEEK
Weddings and Other Festivities
OF Near Future.


not many marriages are scheduled for
May and June. Miss Florence Calhoun
Burke. daughter of James Stranahan
Burke. will be one OF the notable May
brides. her marriage to John Lyman
Sherwood being set for Thursday, May 5,
in Christ Church, Clinton street
on the same day Miss Anna Ladd Cut
ter. daughter IF Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ladd
Cutter. viii be married to Adam W :.
Cochrane at her home. Clinton and Amity
streets. 4 third important wedding Of
the month will he that on Saturday. May
=. Of Miss Dorothy Moves and John Tay-
Tor Arms Holy Trinity will be.the scene
Of the ceremony and the reception follow
inc viii be held at the home of the bride $
parents Mr. and Mrs. John rockingham
Moves, No. Q Remsen street.
Mrs. Herman Carl Weber who before
hey marriage TO the Rev. J.. Mason
Clarke's assistant at the First Presby-
terian Church was Miss Kate Duryea
Allin. Will attend Miss Burke as matron
Of honor. The bridesmaids are &c be Miss
Dorothy Moves Miss Alice Tate, Miss
Banch wandel and Miss Marjorie Slut
zer Herbert {. Boutwell, formerly of Al
hsny. but now living i'm this borough. will
act as best man. Several OF the ushers
are out-of-town men. 50 the list may not
y.t be announced.
The marriage Of Miss Elsie Elizabeth
Grjdley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mead Gridley, Of No. Bedford
Place. and Edward Hnman, jr., sched-
re- j. to IN q
home ceremony and owing to the recent
death of the bridegroom grandmother
Mrs. Mary a Beard. will he witnessed
only by relatives and a few old family
friends
Miss Helen Hinman. sister of the
bridegroom. will be the brides only at
terdant. and Henry Brevoort Renwick is
10 be the best man. The Ushers are 10 be
George Henry Warren. jr., Ferdinand
Zoebaum. Sd. Richard Golden, jr., and
George MCLAUGHLIN
Nj. Hinman is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Human. of No. 10 Remsen
street He was graduated from Columbia
University in 1910 and from the Columbia
School of Mines in 1912.
OF interest 20 a large contingent in the
Younger set will be the wedding TUESDAY
evening Of Miss Anna Given, daughter
Of DIR. and Mrs James BARLEY Given OF
No 46s 9Th street. and }. Alexander Ding
wall. II. The ceremony Will be performed
bv the Rev. James NJ Farrar in the First
Reformed Church and the large reception
following will be held at the home OF Dr'
and Mrs. Given.
Miss Edith Field is to be the maid OF
honor and Miss Marguerite Bacon ana
Miss Florence Backhouse viii act as
bridesmaids. The bride will have TWO
little flower girls. fhe Misses Constance
and Katharine Dingwall, sisters OF the
bridegroom.
Herbert Dingwal will be his brother
hos, man and chosen for ushers are Arch
ibald Dingwall Frank Ding ana WAL
Ter Dingwall, brothers Of the bridegroom,
James BARLEY Given. jr.. Albert Sopp ana
Edgar Eschmann. IT, t
Mr. Dingwall is the son Of Mr. ana MIS-
/ Alexander Dingwan of No. 10 ISL
street. He is a member Of Squadron -
In the minds Of few of Little ltaiy
friends there lurked doubt as 10 '"e
, outcome of an afternoon entertainments
which defended SO largely for It's success
unon the sterner sex, or al least t"e
Younger portion Of il. But when 'he
,bA dansant given for the beneht OF the
settlement was over Thursday evening all
The wives. mothers and fiancees were
I concentrating themselves and wondering
how they did il, fbr the men, young ana
old. turned out in numbers beyond tne
most sanguine expectations. Ana theS
danced. TOO: that was the best OF ~
ON each Of the little tea tables whlch
uere ranged around the walls OF the ten
mis- court was a simple centrepece oil
daisies or other spring flowers. the more
elaborate decorations being confined 10
the large refreshment tables, al eIlher
end Of the room. These were III Cna'
OF Mrs. Arthur s. Goodwin, MIS- huseiie
r. REYNOLDS and Mrs William H. BUM
ner. .
Nuss Marie Dorsey, in Plerette cos
tune. and Miss Milhcent BALDWIN wear
ing a classic gown of yellow mu1' "eie
the only solo dancers. Among those VINO
took mart in the sets were Mr.. and MIS-
puseeu Prentiss. Miss Alice CoroleI'
Miss Gertrude Howell Jennings. Miss Ies-
sic Hopkins. Miss Elsie Fuller Jean
sop,bu,ick william Robinson Simons ana
James jenkins Jr.
Wearing short white frocks anu
Alsstisn bows of cerise tulie were
groIp of next seasons probable de""-
tsntes. acting as mattresses IL ihc'uueu
the Misses Zerka Polak. Adelaide Mo"a'
Ruth jerks. Mabel Coutts' Mary rraese' /,
Kathryn Dana. Cornelia Crane. Anne anu
Agnes Thompson, Charlotte hioDd'"'
Helen Kerr and Rowena Lawrence
The committee which managed inc
dansant comprised the Misses Doro'nS
sutphin, Grace Frank. Henrietta Dana
Gertrude Jennings, Eleanor lde' MAJ
jorie sturzer, Miriam Speers, jessie NOV
kins. Dorothy Luckenbach, Marion BUCK
lev. Helen stutzer. Jean Murray, Mary
Vidaud. Eleanor Washburn and Ahoe
Cordier.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. JuoSoi''
OF No 1is Willow street. have not iorhu-
lated any definite plans they VIII prop.
ably. as in former years. spend part Vi
the summer abroad with their younger
daughter, Miss Helen Y. Judson Inc"
older daughter. Mrs. Francis Burton mar
rison. is one of the most popular OF the
Washington hostesses this spring.
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