New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Of her daughter. Miss Ruth Zinn. %
Ralph r. Tiebout, jr.. son q Nr. and
Mrs. Ralph II. Tiebout, o. 60 81.
Marks Avenue. Mss Z.nn entertained
at bridge Thursday afternoon.
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Charlotte Hepburn
Simmons. daughter Of Harvey /. Sim
mons. and DR.. John Kelse Ormond, son
Of Professor Ormond. OF Princeton.
Miss simmons was graduated from
Smith IN 1912.
Miss Ruth Wayland. laughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis c. Waylard. will be
married 70 Edwin Haines Burgess on
y Wednesday evening, June 9, az the
home Of her parents, 29O Westminster
Road. Flatbush. Only members Of the
two families will witness the ceremony.
There VIII be a large Attendance at the
reception. which is 90 be held az the
Wildwood Club.
A cousin of the bride. Mrs. Henry
J. F. Ludeman Florence Arnold, a
bride Of yesterday, viii be her only a.
terdan,. Walter VI. Bgrkhardt, q Phil
adelpha, classmate Of Mr. Burgess at
tho University Of Pennsylvania. IS 90
be the best man. The bride belongs 20
last years class az Packer.
In compliment 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Fillmore Tompkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel James Green, OF go 81. Marks
Avenue, gave a large reception Mon
day evening at the Hotel s.. George.
They were assisted N receiving by
Mrs. Michael Miller, Nr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Francis Savage and Miss Mar
guerite Green. The hostess wore rose
cOlored satin and white lace. and the
bride, who was formerly Miss Eleanor
Green, appeared in flesh colored chlf-
/ fon. The decorations we're American
Beauty roses, peon!es and greerery.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wiss-
ner, 76 Letferts Place. was decorated
with spring flowers and foliage Wednes-
day for the wedding of their daughter,
! Miss Helen K. Wissner. and Edward c.
| Schmidt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Schmidt, of Atlantic City. The Rev.
Or. Jacob Loeb performed the cere-
/ mony az noon.
The brides gown was OF white satin
with Venetian point lace. Her veil was
/ of tulle. fastened by a wreath Of orange
! blossoms, and she carried liiies-Of-the-
valley and white orchids Miss Mar
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ter's maid of honor IN a frock of white
charmeuse, with a tunic OF embroidered
net. and carried pink roses. Otto r.
Wi5sner was the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt will make their
home in Germantown, Penn. after an
extended Western trip.
Saturday, June 70. is the date set FOR
the wedding of Miss Hazel Columbia
daughter Of Or. and Mrs. 7. B. Colum-
bia. AS West Eightieth Street and
Waldorf B. Welton, son of the late Dr.
Bradley Welton. of Union Street.
Or. Henry Noble MscCracken. prosi-
dent Of Nassar, is TO be the principal
speaker at the commencement OF the
Brooklyn Heights Seminary Friday,
May %, which will be held at the
Heights Casino. The exercises will DO
followed by a reception. Class day will
be held the previous day at the school,
Is Pierrepont Street
The result of the election Of tho
Brooklyn Club, held at the clubhouse
in Remsen street on Monday evening,
il as follows: President. Frank W.
Conn; vice president. George W. Gair;
secretary, David Porter, and treasurer,
Frederick II. Timpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Holm, OF s4a
President Street, left town last week
for their summer home, at Glen Cove,
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Deemins
closed their house, az President Street
and Eighth Avenue. last week, and are
now travelling through the West They
are accompanied by their three chill
dren and Mrs. Jennings sister, Mrs
Morgan w. Daboll. They expect to oc
cupy their Glen Cove place about the
end of June.
Announcement Is made OF the en-
eagement Of Miss Glaze Marie Hewlett
Of 1880 Dean Street, Brooklyn, 20 VIII
lam A. Tollner, OF 42l Franklin Ave
nue.. Brooklyn. Miss Hewlett Is a sis
ter of Miss Edythe Hewlett, Thomas j
and J. Redmond Hewlett. NJ. Tollnel
lis an officer in the 23d Regiment.