New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weeks Weddimgs. Engage
mentS and -Anlusements.

Felsenheim Chapel. St. Huberts in the Adron-
dacks. was the scene last Thursday OF the wedding
OF Miss Natalie Coffin. only daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Sturgis Cofhn. OF No. 30 Columbia Heights
and Johnston &c Forest. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert W de Forest. OF Manhattan. Miss CONN wore
an imported gown of embroidered mJsl. The maid
OF honor was Miss Ethel dc Forest and the brides
maids were Miss Frances Dana, OF Boston: Miss
Reed. OF Yonkers: Miss Anna 3. Matheson and
Miss Margaret d. Lloyd. of Manhattan They
were frocked alike in embroidered lawn and carried
white chrysanthemums tied with pink ribbons
Miss Frances Dorothy Stewart. n niece OF Mr.. de
Forest, frocked IN white null. and carrying pink
roses. attended as flower girl Henry L. de Forest
was the best man, and the ushers were Arthur E.
Whitney. Reeve Schey. Benjamin Thorne Gilbert,
Willis d. Wood and Henry Johnston. The
mony was performed at noon by the Rev DR..
Charles Cuthbert Hall, assisted by the Rev. Dr.
G. W. Du Bois. Tho church was decorated with
white chrysanthemums combined with asparagus
fern and autumn foliage. The wedding breakfast
was served at 1880 o'clock in the dining OF
the clubhouse. The members OF the bridal party
were the guests OF the Collins at Round Top. their
country place. from Tuesday until Friday. Mrs.
CONN gave dinner for the entire bridal party
Wednesday, and on Tuesday the bridesmaids
entertained at dinner by Mrs. Frances Minot Weld
nee Margaret Low White, OF last years brides
Mr.. de Forest entertained a number of friends
over last Sunday at his fathers country place at
Cold Spring HaTbor, Long Island Mrs. de Forest
gave wedding breakfast to all the help tho
cisely tho hour OF the wedding breakfast at ST
Hubert's. Mr.. and Mrs. de Forest will be at home
on Thursdays In December at No 1.5u Wood-ave.
Colorado Springs.
The wedding OF Miss EIoise Babcock Smith
daughter OF Mrs James Augustus Ostrom OF Chi
cago. and John p. Wilson, tr., Of the same city
took place on wednesday at the First Presby-
deTian Church Brooklyn The bride is the grand
S Se ana Is well known In this borough Through
cnlILOn cloth, trimmed with q DOint kaFt
and ruftes which had belonged 20 her great-grand-
with large pamss Sopeted he her 'S eosuma mTsa Fsa
maid Of honor was her sister. Miss Katharine L. b.
despTit. trimmed with valenciennes lace She car
~ IGeu UHiisnohette ana maidenhair fern Miss Anna
Marion Dali. Of Washington. were the bridesmaids
Valeneiennes lace. They wore large tiile hats ana ana
carried lavender orchids and ferns. The best man
usherg were Kenneth lysatt Arthur G. Patterson, SS
Randall Williams ir Of ~ s1feSsIn PeD5 OF BSst0n
as Swan and william B. Hale. Of Chicago. The
% Rs csTes Th SS ss
he HE was assisted by the Rev Dr. Mason l. Clarke.
EFsHaiSathsr sTi1 Mo e PsTTsE9ntst American
Mrs. Ostrom. the mother of the BRIDE was govSnsS
in white cloth and duchesse lace. and Mrs Wilson
and Mrs. Wilson win bs at home on Mondays ; 3;
December at No. b6S DearbOrn-ave. Chicago.
A quiet home wedding of the week was that On
Monday evening Of Mrs. Annie Frances Good
nough. daughter OF Mrs. Annie Il. Bartlett, OF
Manhattan. and Jackson Wallace at No. 80 Hicks
ST. Mrs Goodnough was gOwned IN pale gray satin
crepe de chine trimmed with point lace and hand
embroidery. She carried MIiss-of-the-valley. She
was given away by Isaac NJ. Cary and attended
by her niece. Miss Edith II. POhle OF MontcIair
as nov er girl The ceremony performed Nv
the Re. John P Forbes under an arbOr or Aneri.
can can BE A auty roses and greens Mr. and Mrs Wal
lace ha We gone 20 Ontario, Canada. where Samuel
Mallaes lives. They will return 20 Brooklyn be-
fore = scton Day. and shortly after will leave FOR
q trip around the world. 80
John n Hoagiand, son OF MRS. Joseph Hoagfaud
was married 70 Miss Grace l. Weir Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Weir, OF No. i1s Collins-st
Hartford IN London ON Thursday Of last weeI
The officiating clergyman the Rev. Dr. PEN
nington and ST. Clement Danes, at the head or
the Strand, the scene OF the ceremony. Mr.
shc Mrs. Boagland on returning from Europe Will
I'VE with Mrs. Joseph Hoagland at No. II East
SlNty-sizth-st, Manhattan.
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth cady. daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. Edward Evarstt Caaly. took place