New-York tribune., 1899-06-15
WEDDINGS.

ST Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church, at Ciin-
ton and Carroll SITS, was the scene OF pretty "eu-
ding last evening when Miss Louise a. Rogers OF
No 1OS First Place. and George Edward MilhKen'
of No III Prospect Park West, were married by the
rector the Rev Howard VI. Dumbell. The vested
choir Of the church met the bridal party at the
main entrance and preceded them up the aisi0
The maid OF honor was Miss Lila B; Colby the
flower girl Miss Dorothy NJ. Purdy and the brides
maids Miss Alice c. Rogers and Miss Rose Rogers;
the latter of HOboken y. J.; sister and cousin Of
the the msSers being the brothers Of the bride and
bridegroom John j. Rogers + Franris so RogTTs. Tns
Bride was given away by her brother Harry Rog-
ers, and the wedding was oHHweT bo py ywedaine trio
will be South.
Miss Mercy A. Whitehouse. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Alfred D. Whitehouse. of No. 1872 Tenth-st.'
and Frederick Walters, jr.. also of Brooklyn were
married last evening at the home of the bride by
the Rev Dr. Robert Bruce Hull, pastor of the
Greenwood Baptist Church. The bride was gowned
in white silk popln trimmed with applique: er Iier
maid of honor and only attendant was MISS S MI,,ls
Heckel who wore white orsandifH Harvev ar1 tton
Dobson The marriage trip VII inc inGiHde Mrs ag Waf
ters will live at No. 30 second-st.
The chimes Of st. Ann's-on- the Heights rang out
the ''Ilohengrin" wedding music yesterday at noon
when the nuptals of Miss Evelyn Westervelt Bird
the rector the Rev Dr. Reese +. Alsop, being
the officiating clergyman. The bride, who was
given away by her brother Clarence X Birdsall, OF
Bay Shore Long Island. exquisite gown OF
white mousseline de sole, trimmed with Valen-
cennes lace and a white Neapolitan straw hat:
She was attended by Miss Frances NJ. Dwyer OF
Binghamton, whose gown was OF rose PINK uotteu
Swiss with trimming of point desprit. her large
I4pghorn hat had garniture OF white poppies ana
moussene de sole. and her bouquet was OF Ameri-
can Beauty The bridegroom had for Dest
man his brother, Stephen Seymour Folwel, the
ushers being Chauncey c. Brainerd and william
Miles Evans. The ceremony was followed Dy a
break kfast at the home OF the brides mother, MIS-
S Frances Birdsall. No. AIS Third-st
The marriage OF Miss Mary a. Crane, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crane, and Bartholomew
F. Donegan took place yesterday morning at the
Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. Father Gbney. rec
tor of the church. performed the ceremony, and
Father Foley celebrated the nuptial mass. The
bride who was given away by her father, was
attlred in gray taffeta, with yoke of chiffon and
trimming of applique with hat TO match. and car
ried bride roses. The maid Of honor Miss Marie
Crane wore white point d'csprit trimmed with
ruffies OF narrow satin ribbon with bouquets OF
pink roses. The flower girl. Miss Agnes Crane
wore white organdie. Both sisters of the
bride The page Master Edward Donegan,
nephew Of the bridegroom and James Rogers
Donegan his brother was best man. The ushers
Thomas Crane, John Ryan. James Boyle ana
George Keunsinger. The wedding was followed by
a breakfast at the home Of the bride, Where the
decorations were pink roses.