New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
MAYOR LOW NEARLY GETS DUMPED INTO H DITCH
"A JOKE ON GUS" THOMPSON.
Foous of the Campaign in the BoroughAng Elderly
Man to Speak from CartTaH


The marriage Of Miss Grace Suockford. only
daughter Of Nj. and Mrs Charles (. Stockforo. OF
no. as Stuyvesa lt-ave.. and Charles William
Noodle, OF Hamilton. Ontario. took place at
O'clock last Monday evening at the home Of the
brides parents. The Rev. Orrin c. Cocks. OF Man
haitian a friend Of the bride. of1ciated. Miss
stockford. who gowned in point lace applique
carried a shower bouquet OF hles-of-the-valley and
Bride roses and Miss Selenda Marcella Goodsir.
her maid of honor and only attendant wore pink
crepe sc chine anad carried pink roses. George
Lees OF Hamilton, Ontario was best man. and the
ii-iaeTroSr ana Dr. william S Pascliai Of Brook
I'm White chry tleInunls pink roses and palms
and ferns were the decorations employed NJ:
Noodles gift TO has bride was harvest moon OF
diamonds. and TO the maid Of honor -four leaved
links TO his best and ushers and Miss Stock
ford gave Miss Goodsir a gold MONOGRAM locket
Canada
Miss Jessie lie Baron Hammond. only daughter
II Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Baron Hammond. is the
bride OF William Banks Thomas Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thomas, OF Washington. The cere
mony was performed ct $50 O'Clock. IN the Church
81 the Messiah last Tuesday evening. by the Rev.
St. Clair Hester. OF the church. assisted by
the Rev. v. ". Kirkby. OF Rye. y. Y. Miss Ham
mond wore a gown OF white meteor crepe. trimmed
with point and duchesse lace. and carried white
orchids end orange blossoms. tied with tulle and
satin ribbon. Her tulle veil was caught up with
orange blossoms She attended by Miss Flor
cnoe Coveriy. maid Of honor. and ny Miss Helen
Ransley Thomas. Miss Susan Baird Thomas. Miss
Marie Wood. and Miss Mabel White. Of I.archmont.
* Y as bridesmaids who we're gowned alike i'm
Pah e wore T5bs 9fR and acc Carried
White Jasmine a9a White roses Frederick ":
man. and Z. clyde Sherwood. % Knoxville. Tenn;
tan and soWaI5 r. Jones. Of PRiladeiphs, We're
ne ushers. Flowers we're used in profusion every,
house TIE towers 5Jse5 u-ero ,zTite roses n tbe
drawing room. American Beauty roses in the r.
brsry and pink roses in III, dining room; The
Ftrinsed orchestra 81 The hall Vas concealed by
palms and white chryssnt hemums. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas VIII live ~ the Clinton 10 % Clinfon-ave.
Another bride II last Tuesday was Miss Amelia
Hubbard Stewart. daughter q Mrs. Huldsh A.
Stewart She marrtsl James Hathaway Pope. son
- NJ and Mrs. william 9. Elliot Pope Of No.
2B Prospect Place. Tie ceremony vas performed
81 O'Clock by the Rev. John Reid a. the home
~ the brides mother No. Ie7 Park Place The
bride vas goHned in white crepe de chine and
point lace and carried Ees-of the-vclley and Bride
roses. Her maid Of honor Miss Eva Hayden Fin
Boston. wore pink embroidered chiffon and carried
brother Of the bridegroom. and the ushers we're
william 9 Elliot Pope lr } so5enek s Remsen.
falo rolioNlng the r cere1nong vas 2 large recep-
cenber 3 ana %. from O'Clock until O'Clock at
20. ~ Park Place
Another wedding of last Tuesday was that Of
Miss Edna Wooey. daughter OF M and Mrs. r.
ITooley and Dr.. George French Little Of Mr..
end Mrs William Mayo Little, OF Clinton-ave. The
reffgfEleo AZ ttle nome OF the br1oe
parents No pa Garfield Place. by the Rev. Dr..
james n Farrar. 81 the First Reformed Church.
assisted by the Rev. Charles L. Goodel. % the
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church. The
brides gym q ivory satin and chiffon, with
g bertha yoke OF rose point. and her only orna-
rnent diamond coronet pin, the gift Of the bride
groom. Her tulle veil was fastened with orange
blossoms and bouquet Of lilies of-the-vsl-
ley Her only attendant was Mrs. Charles Bud
Byron. a sister OF the bridegroom, natron OF
honor. who goWned IN white crepe meteor.
,rimrned with point Venise and chiffon She car
RED roses and lilies-of-the-Valley. and a
peari coronet pin. the gift OF the bridegroom.
Charles G. Raymond was the best man. and Charles
I3udd Byron DR.. Samuel X. Frost. DR.. Frederick
De Mund MscKay. DR.. John r. Strevers. DR. Albert
Martin judd ano Mayo Little French were the
ushers. The bridegroom presented TO his attend
ants pearl cCrOnet scarfpins. Tie attendance,
though limited 20 relatives. was very large. The
decorations were in green and white, chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses being the flowers used. Mrs
HyOoley received ia gown Of black crepe de chine
end dOchesse lace: over white. and carried vio-
lpte anc Mrs. Little, mother OF the bridegroom
DO assisted her, wore silver gray velvet with
roint lace and also carried vioiets On the
; thursday preceding his wedding day DR.. Lttle |
gave his farewell bachelor dinner at the Hotel St.
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