New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

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nor. Assisting in receiving we're Mrs.
Edward F. Sanderson, wife of the rec
tor of the Church of the Pilgrims; Mrs.
Camden C. Dixie, Mrs. Katharine Perry,
Mrs. Albert J. Lewis, Mrs. Ernest JACKIE
son, Mrs. Horace P. Gould, Mrs. Walter
l.. Tyler, Mrs. J. NJ. Van Colt, jr., Mrs.
William L. Newton, Miss Stockwell and
Miss Bronson. Mrs. Augustus +. Holly
and Mrs. Franklin Woodruff were at the
tea table Assisting Miss Prentiss on
Wednesday were Mrs. Russell Prentiss,
Miss Josephine Sutphin, Mrs. II. Schuy-
Ter Van Ingen, Miss Constance Trow-
bridge. Miss Mary Templeton, Miss Ha-
zeltine Whitney, Miss Grace Merritt
and Miss Helen McWilliams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Chapman, of
9l6 Lafayette Avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Martha Chapman, TO William Harmon
Loughbridge, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Loughbridge. Miss Chap
man is a granddaughter Of the late
Colonel Henry T. Chapman. Mr.. Lough-
bridge was graduated from Yale in
1912.
Miss Elsa Kornder, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip J. Kornder, who is to
be married to DR.. William G. Martens
Wednesday evening, will be attended
by a maid of honor, her sister, Miss
Adele Kornder, and two matrons of
honor, Mrs. Louis II. Singleton and
Mrs. Herman Koop Franc. DR.. Henry
f. Bruning will serve as best man, and
| the ushers are to be Wallace Hendrick
and Victor Herman. Che cereEaony
and reception following are to be held
at the st. George.
Wednesday, April Ia, is the date set
/ for the wedding Of Miss Dorothy Kirk
man. daughter of Mrs. John Kirkman,
/ of 500 Washington Avenue, and Will
lam Lars Enquist. The ceremony gill
take place at 8 o'clock at the home Of
the brides grandmother, Mrs. Alexan-
der s. Kirkman, Ais Clinton Avenue.
The bride will be attended by Mrs.
! Sydney B. Carragan and Mrs. c. j.
Hasselman as matrOns of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Lillian
A. Strain, Miss Florence G. Seaman,
Miss Katharine Simons and Miss Isa-
bel W. Solomons. Master John Kirk
man Quincy will be present as page
John Enquist, jr., will be his brothers
best man, and the ushers are to be DR.
Joseph Solomons, Bryant Seaman, sgd.
ney B. Carragan, Raymond Collins and
c. j. Hasselman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Peterson, OF
/, 746 St. Marks Avenue, will give a
dance for their daughter, Miss Marion
Peterson, Thursday evening, April s, al
the Brooklyn WOman's Club
An engagement of recent announce.
ment is that of Miss Hazel Lillian
Wilton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Cushman Wilton, of 271 Ar.
lington Avenue, and Harold Lowell
Baker, of Morristown, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs James VI. Fawcett, who
were married ten days ago, are spend
ing their honeymoon in q Southern
trip. The bride was formerly Miss
Elsie Marguerite Winham, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Edwin Winham, Of
, 294 Park Place. Mr.. Fawcett Is &
brother Of Judge Lewis L. Fawcett.
The Players, the exclusive amateur
p theatrical club, is to give three sketche,
Wednesday evening, April Ii, in thu
b ballroom OF the Hotel Bossert. They
will be Sutro's "The Bracelet" Shaw
How He Lied TO Her Husband" anC
"A Queens Messenger" by j. Hartley
Manners. Among the members of The
Players who appear are Mrs. Jay Car
Isle, Herbert l.. Pratt, Miss Marion
Litchfeld. Miss Carolyn Putnam, How
ard F. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
d Beale Spelman, Conner Rees, Miss Der
tina Stockwell. Wilder Bellamy anC
Walter S. Marvin.
. Miss Mildred Wilton, daughter o.
Mrs. Sylvester Wilton, of 920 Ocear
Avenue, Flatbush, and Eugene Ellery
jr., are to be married Wednesday even
ing, March 8. IL is TO be a home cere
mony, with the Rev. Lewis T. ReeC
. officiating. Miss Alice Smith will b,
the brides only attendant, and Lewis
Waldo is 70 serve as best man.
Mrs. Thomas Wentz Bale, Of 1921
| Brooklyn Avenue, gave bridge o.
three tables Wednesday afternoon
Among her guests were Mrs. Homel
Weber, Mrs. Edward T. Bedford, I'd
Mrs. A. c. Clarke, Mrs. Harold
Graham, Mrs. Edward L. Heebner, Mis-
Helen T. Earle, Miss Helen Kene, Mis-
Helen Thorn, Miss Janet Bowers ant
Miss Helen Simms. The prizes wer,
gilt candlesticks.
Mrs. Charles Clement Bowen, Mis-
Della Sprague Bowen and Miss Mar
Ruerite Mallett are to spend March II
Bermuda. They sailed Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Lupton, of S39 ST
: Marks Avenue, was hostess at large
musical and reception Monday after
noon for Fort Greene Chapter, Daugh
tiers of the American Revolution. Thu
guests of honor were Mrs. +. II. Bald
win, regent OF Battle Pass Chapter
Mrs. c. A. J. Queck Berner, regent o.
the Women Of 70 Chapter; Mrs. Dor
c. Seitz, regent Of the Long Island So
ciety, Daughters Of the Revolution, anC
Mrs. Valentine Everson, regent Of Vir
ginis Dare Chapter.
For the benefit Of Friendly House
Settlement, l4I Harrison Street, an en-
tertainment will be given on March
AT the Brooklyn Academy of Music
James Barnes's motion pictures of hi
4. 0OO-mile trip through. Africa will b
shown. The patroness>S include Mrs