New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

MISS Louise kuIton, NauHnteI VI W
and Mrs. Philip Ruxton, OF "a Remsen
st., who was presented last winter IN
Rome.
Miss Gertrude Thurston. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Thurston, OF
| SO Rcmsen ri.
Miss Elizabeth Thayer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Buren, Thayer,
Of 26 Monroe place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison w. Gladwin
/ OF Westfeld, N. j., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss An
nette Gladwin, to William Richards
Bigelow, son Of Mrs. Elliott Bigelow, oil
I 276 Henry st.
Mr.. Bigelow is nephew OF MRS
william f. Carhart, and a brother OF
Miss Agnes Bigelow, Mrs. Richard J.
/ Neithercut, Elliott s. Stringham ant
Edwin Hicks Bigelow.
Miss Elizabeth Spence Weeden, who
il to marry Francis DeHart Houston
on Tuesday, October 81, has chosen FOL
her attendants Miss Marie Appleton
| Miss Charlotte Leech and Mrs. Frank
| lin Allen.
Philip X. Houston will act as best
man for his brother and the ushers VIII
be Percy Hendri, of London; Robert
Andrews, Jewett Newton, of Boston;
| william s. Langford, OF Yonkers; VIII
| lam Fraser Campbell, of Boston, and
Edgar Hobbs Arnold, Of Brooklyn.
The ceremony in Holy Trinity at
o'clock will be followed by small re-
ception at the Brooklyn Woman's Club
! ia Pierrepont st. Miss Weeden is the
| daughter of Mrs. George +. Weeden.
The marriage on Wednesday at Lake
/ Waccabuc, n. Y, Of Miss Coralie Hutch
inson Mead, daughter Of Mrs. Georgs
/ w. Mead, and Robert Brooke was wit
messed by many persons from this Dor
ough. where the Meads formerly lived
and where Mrs. Edwin Bridges Brooke
mother Of the bridegroom still makes
her home. The ceremony was per
/ formed in the Mead Memorial Chape
/ by the Rev. Philip S. Bird and the re-
/ ception following was held at Tarry-a
bit. the home Of the brides mother:
Miss Mead was gowned in white
panne satin and point lace. She was
attended by Miss Eleanor Greacen
/ Miss Gertrude l.. Buys, Miss Heller
Hunter and Miss Katherine Mackay
Lott. They wore frocks Of orchid chit
/ fon and carried orchids and maidenhaiI
/ fern.
w. Barton Baldwin was the best mar
and in attendance as ushers were if ,.,,
Mead, Horace Bridgman, Eugene Millel
and N. X. Gallinger.
Miss Anne Evans Mares. when she
marries Walter Balm Force on Wednes-
day evening, October 81, will be at
tended by maid Of honor. Miss NIL
dred Tompkins, and four bridesmaids
Miss Edith McCabe, Miss Irene Stall
necht, Miss Dorothy Duryea and Miss
Marion Force.
The best man will be Spencer b
Pratt. and named as ushers are
Leonard McAneny, Edwin c. Fancher
Howard F. Keller and Thomas W
/ Mares.
The Old Dutch Church, Flatbush
will be the scene of the ceremony, a.
I s o'clock, and half an hour later there
will be a reception at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Evans Mares, 672 Ocean av, Flat
bush.
The wedding Of Miss Dorothy Ben
singer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Bensinger, of 708 Ocean av., and Al
/ fred T. Drury is to take place Satur
day evening, November I, at th'
Chateau du Pare.
The brides attendants are to b'
Miss Mildred Lehrenkrauss, who IS u
act as maid of honor; Miss Madeline
Ames. Miss Margaret Ames and MISS
Marguerite Drury and Mrs. Harry d
Oterson.
Mr.. Drury, who is the son OF th'
late DR.. George Drury, has chosef
for his best man Ralph Gunther. Inc
ushers will be Stephen W. Pratt, Ken
meth Clarke, Lloyd Souvulle, W. POM
Grey Smith, Harry A. NJ. Ramsay ant
Douglas Brown.
The Flatbush Congregational Churcf
was the scene Tuesday evening oil th'
wedding of Miss Florence Judith Hig
lev, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Allen Higley, and Alfred Curle Dun
can. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William II
Duncan. Annunciation lilies and white
cosmos were combined with greener!
in the decorations.
The brides gown of white crepe
meteor was cut with full court trair
and trimmed with duchess lace. She
wore a tulle veil and carried an arm
bououet of Annunciation lilies. Miss
Charlotte Higley, as the maid o.
honor. was gowned in pale blue crepe
meteor and carried Taft roses. MISS
Alison Sommerville acted as fowel
girl. -, w.
Of Yonkers, and in attendance a.
ushers were Christopher Robert, VIII
lam H. Duncan, jr., Charles NJ. furdI
and H. Clay Reimer.
Bedford Council 126. Knights of Co
lumbus, took possession OF It's ne"
house. 256 South Portland av., las
week, and TO celebrate the event vari
Gus entertainments were giVer
throughout the week. Last evening
the festivities were brought to close
by a dinner, and this evening there
will be chapter celebration at th'
Montauk Club. Thursday evenini
there was large reception to femi
nine friends of the council.
Miss Hazel Elizabeth Cobb was mar
ried to DR.. Arthur Horton Piersor
Thursday evening in the Flatbusf
CONGREGATIONAL Church before large
assemblage. The Rev. DR.. Lewis 1
Reed ofiiciated. White chrysanthe
NUNS and autumn foliage made ar
attractive background for the brida
party. -.
The brides gown was of white chit
fon and silver lace. She wore a tull'
veil and carried Bride roses and lilies
of-the valley. Mrs. Harold A. Cobt
and Mrs. Allen Cobb attended thell
sister-in-law as matrons of honor IN
gowns of pink satin and lavender
chiffon, and carried lavender and PINK
chrysanthemums. There was also
little flower girl. Miss Dorothy Haze
Cobb, and page, Master Murray Al