New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
STATEN ISLAND
SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Helen Willard Kelley Mar
ried at New Brighton to
Albert c. Johnson.

Thu wedding Of Miss Helen wizard
Keilev. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs; Aus
tom Price Kelley, of Dongan HIS 10
AIbert C. Johnson, of Boston, took
Lac Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
~ Christ Church, New Brighton: Inc
rector the Rev. Duncan Hodge
browne. performed the ceremony. Inc
bride. who was given in marriage py
her father, wore a handsome gown VI
white satin, trimmed with duchesse
lace hounces and a long court train
Her veil. which was of duchesse lace,
and was worn by her mother at her
wedding. was held in place with orange
blossoms. She carried large shower
bououet of es-of-the-valley. MISS
Mildred Body, who was the Dtlue
only attendant, wore gown Oh paIe
Green taffeta, with brown net ha',
trimmed with sunset roses, ana carried
a large arm bouquet OF sunset roses'
Mr.. johnson had for his best man Eu
ward S. Flash, of New Brighton. anu
the ushers were Albert helley' Dro'hei
of the bride; Charles Johnson OF NJ ~
gusta. Ga; Stewart Mcnamara; OF New
York, and Mr.. Faust, or Washington
A large reception followed the cere-
mony at the home OF the Drldes pai
ents. on Dongan Hills: AFTER their
honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
will make their home In Boston
The wedding Of Miss Evelyn Mary
Kettles, daughter of MI ana M[s,
Richard c. Kettles, OF oo Weillhg.on
Court, Flatbush. to Henry Butter rar
mele, second son of Mr.. ana Mrs'
Charles r. Parmele, OF New brlght1h'
took place last Tuesday evening al the
Church of the Holy Trinity, Montague
and Clinton Streets, Brooklyn a re-
ception followed at the Hotter OF.
George. The bride was attendeH ny
her sister, Mrs. Harry Brewster Asch-
off as matron of honor, and the 1T
tie flower girl was Miss Evelyn May
hechof The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Richard c. Kettles, jr., Mrs. Stanley .;
Tmrnbridoe. Mrs. Oscar G.. Pouch and
Miss Emily Parmele, sister OF the
bridecroom. Charles r. Parmele,' Jr,
acted as best man. and the ushers
we're J. Holmes Butler. Joseph wide
Pearson. Walter w. King, Frank j..
Kettles. Richard c. Kettles. jr., and /.
Linton Auberger, jr. Mr.. and Mrs
Parmele expect to make their home IN
Flatbush.
The wedding of Miss Marie Athenais
Grvmes, daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
John Randolph Grymes, Of tyson
Street. New Brighton, to Arthur VIII
lam Waite will take place on Wednes-
day evening, April %, at christ
Church. New Brighton. The Rev. Dun
can Hodge Browne will perform the
ceremony. Miss Medora Grymes, sister
of the bride, will be the maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Mil
bred Waite, Miss Adele Dufiie, Miss
Margaret Chambers and Miss Fanny
Hamilton, Of CaZenovia, y. y. The
flower girl will be little Miss Anita
Delafeld, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Delafield, of New Brighton. Mr..
Yates best man will be Frank Pen
nington, and the ushers will be Her
man Wright, of New York; Hugh Nc
Intyre. Adolphe Badenhausen and FL
lott Styles. A reception will follow
the ceremony at the home Of the brides
parents.
Miss Helen Kelley, Of Dongan Hills,
whose marriage TO Albert c. Johnson,
of Boston. took place yesterday after
noon at Christ Church, New Brighton,
gave a luncheon on Tuesday at her
home. Those present were Miss Mary
Cutler. of New York; Miss Alice Orr,
of Pittsburgh; Miss Edith Holder, of
Boston; Miss Betty Clements, of New
York. and Mrs. Robert Stanley, Mrs.
Douglas Dunn, Mrs. Norman II. Donald,
Miss Mildred Body, Miss Lucy King,
Miss Edna King, Mrs. Sidney Wilcox,
Mrs. Dixon Hunt, Mrs. Herman Clarke,
Mrs. Amidie Reyburn, Miss Gladys
Lord, Mrs. David j. Gould, jr., Miss
Elizabeth Baldwin and Miss Louisa
| Donald.
Mrs. Archer r. R. Trench, Of Hen
derson Avenue, New Brighton, gave a
very delightful tea last Tuesday after
noon in honor of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. c. J. lie Poer Trench, of Prospect
Avenue, New Brighton. The tea table
was presided over by Mrs. Charles
Gostenhofer, assisted by Mrs. Percy
Ross and Miss Julia Gostenhofer. Some
of those present were Mr.. Alpin Guth-
RE, Mrs. Lance Allenn, Mrs. william
Pittman, Mrs. Dixon Hunt, Mrs. Victor
Garrett, Mrs. Marian Holyoke, Miss