New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
Weddings, Engagements and an
nou7ecements of the Week.

The wedding OF Miss Ella F. Knowlton, daughter
Of Mt. and Mrs. Eben J. Knowlton and Arthur
Nelson Peck took place Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents, No 81 Remsen-st. The
Rev. J. Howard Melish of Holy Trinity Church.
performed the ceremony at 4:3O o'clock. and small
reception followed Miss Knowltoa gowned
in white lece, wore tulle veil and carried white
gardenias Her sister, Miss Grace KnowIton, who
attended maid of honor gowned in white
silk, and wore black hat trimmed with plumes;
Her six bridesmaids wore frocks of pink silk and
were her brothers hancee Miss Violet Richardson;
Miss Elizabeth Tousey, Miss Alice Gibb Miss Grace
ton; Norman Peck of White Plains. was best man,
4Ra tPe qSa ar TsEe s5eTng Peters James
a @nder Soehran EdwaTd Van E9!kenbuTs r. Al
the son of Mrs. Laura Peck and a grandson of the
late John I. Martin. The drawing room was deco
rated with white roses and green's and in the din
ing room American Beauty roses were used The
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. KnowltOn.
The afternoon Miss Mary z. stillman.
daughter OF Thomas E. Stillman, was married 10
Edward Stephen Hardness. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock by the Rev Henry Sloane
Coffin the Stillman residence. No. East Sew
enty-eighth-st. Miss Stillmans wedding gown
fashion. Her point applique veil fastened with
white orchids. She also wore the bridegroom's
gifts, collar Of pearls and diamonds and large
tharlotte r stiiiman, who attended as maid Of
honor. wore frock Of white lace over pale yellow
! Chiffon, white lace hat, trimmed with yellow
Stillman and Miss Elizabeth Kendall anted as fIow-
er girls They frOcked in white with blue
J sashes, and carried marguerites. Masters Henry
and William Taylor, the brides little nephews. held
the ribbons for the bridal party. Charles w. Hark
Ko9ntze Theodore Y Miller James " T1ea e.
and Dr. William Darraeh The ceremony per-
white roses and -the-vaey, ana the supper
was served IN the Colonial dining room. Mr. Hark-
gu, FRIDAY evening Of Iast week; Mr. and Mrs
Christ Church, Bedford-aye was the scene last
Wednesday evening OF the marriage OF Miss Ellen
Parker Day. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
p. Day. and DR.. John Francis Rankin. of Mrs
John NJ Rankin. Miss Day was gowned In white
liberty chiffon trimmed with point and duchess
lace. She wore a tule veil fastened with orange
bouquet was OF brde roses and Iiiesof
On; Ranki9,s gift was diamond pendant Tho
bridge Day. who was frocked in pink crepe nous
Ftske wood, of Manhattan, was best man. and
the ushere Winthrop Murray futile ana
4 bert Christmas; Of Brooklyn. Dr.. Joseph Fobes
Manhattan: AID Ernest Anterior smith of East
sisted by the Rev. Herbert J. Glover 0ficiated
oTat,ns Dr. and HTS Rsn Viii r4IIiTG me Gef
home at No. S52 Park Place.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Louise weeden.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George Frederick Weed
en. and William S. Langford soIemnized at 4
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon In the Church of the
Holy Trinity. The Rev. DR.. S D. Mcconnell for
uer rector Of Holy Trinity assisted BY the pres
ent rector, the Rev. J. Howard Meish ohiciated
Miss Weedcn, WHO was gOwncd in white satin and
duchess lace, and carried Hlies-of- the-vaIley ana
orchids was attended by 4 maid OF honor, Miss
Louise Shelton, and four bridesmaids. Miss MAJ
Arnold, Miss Marie Abbott Miss Gertrude Roxanu3
Beecher and Miss Louise Vanderbilt. They were
frocked alike IN white chiffon cloth, and wore
white lace hats trimmed with white roses rT1eIr
tulle The decorations white green
Owing to the brides family being in mourning the
attendance at the reception following the Weed
home, No -@ HeHryst, limited 10 Re a.
tives and friends.
On the day Miss Florence Church Mead
daughter Of Mrs. George w Mead became tho
bride Of Horace Irving Brightman. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Gaylord s White At
the Mead home Tarry-a-bt. Lake Waccabuc 81
noon. The bride, who gowred in white IN
erty satin and rose point lace. and carried WINE
roses ana Aiies-oI. the valley attended by her
Of white tulle with pale pink gtrdle She carrjeG
a shower bouquet bride roses The 49,
was Thomas Ludlow Christie and the usberg
were Louis =. Bach, Dudley Barlow, Edward Hail
Gerard whitney and u. Irving Mead. Followiny
the ceremony q wedding breakfast was given To-
drawing room was decora ted with pink roses no
dining room with yellow roses and In the hali -
on the paZHaS quantities OF chrysaut hepunis ana
palms were banked. The Meads lived for man
years IN Monroe Place, but since the death Of Nj
MT. btlshtrnan IS the OF Mr.. and Ms. Horace
Brlghtman. or No. East Sixty-third-st.
Inc ChOfch OF the Messiah the scene Thurs
Gay AFTERNOON Of the wedding of Miss Lillian AL