New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-24
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.


were married in St. Bartholomew Church last
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The Rev Dr.
S. D. Mcconnell. late rector Of Holy Trinity, was
the officiating clergyman. Miss Moore's wedding
gown was OF white chiffon and rose point lace over
satin and her long tulle veil fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried white orchids, and
wore a pearl necklace. the gift OF her father and
a diamond crescent. the bridegrooms present Miss
Elsie Moore who attended her sister as maid OF
honor wore a frock of pale pink chiffon, lace
trimmed a white lace hat. trimmed with rosebuds.
and carried daisies and moss roses The brides
maids Miss Louise Nanderhoef and Mss
Elizabeth Newell. Of Manhattan and Miss Louisa
Lee Miss Mary Maxwell Miss Helen Judson Miss
Louise Carhart Miss Grace Knowlton and Miss
Frances Williams. OF Brooklyn; Their frocks We're
and finished with hand painted sirdles. They car
were Dr. John s Davis of Baltimore: Edward II
Brewer. OF Philadelphia: William }, Iorrey; or
r. Hail Gilbert Greenway. jr.. Morris a; Ely,
Burnet Ruggles. Burr Chamberlain. Edmund Drum
mond, Eugene Moore and Charles A Moore. II
The best Luther G. Billings. jr. The
lean Beauty roses. There was a large representa-
ton Of Washington, Manhatt2n and Br9oklyn SO So
ciety at the reception. at the Moore residence, NO
"a Madison-aNe.
Christ Church Bedford-ave was the scene last
Tuesday evening OF the wedding Of Miss Gertrude
II. Vogel. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II.
Togel. and II. Monroe Griggs. The marriage was
soemnized $50 o'clock by the Rev. DR.. James
H. Darlington. assisted by the Rev. William II.
DunneI. OF Manhattan. The bride gowned in
white chiffon cloth trimmed with duchess lace.
tulle veil and carried white lilacs and lilies
of-the-valley. The maid OF honor. Miss Grace Z.
Nogel. wore a frock of Chantilly lace and chiffon
and carried white roses and lilies-of-the-va
Miss Mary Dunn, Miss Grace Powell, Miss Irma
AoeeI ana Miss t~Sle Nogel, as bridesmaids. wore
frocks Of white chiffon and point lace. and carried
sfri was Miss Nellie Frost Of BLOOMFIELD \ j
The best man was Harry p Griggs. and the ushers
Charles Gilbert and Louis II. Togei. jr Following
the brides parents, No al keap-st
st. Bartholomew's Church Manhattan was the
scene last week of another wedding OF particular
interest TO Brooklyn. on Thursday Miss Fanny
Hoagland. daughter OF the late Joseph c. Hoag-
land, Of Chnton-ave.. was married TO Edwin Drexel
Godfrey, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. God
frey, OF Manhattan. The ceremony was performed
at o'clock by the former rector OF St. Rartholo-
news. Bishop Coadjutor David II. Greer. assisted
by the present rector. the Rev. Leighton Park.
Miss Hoagland wore a gown OF Venetian and
point applique lace, a tulIe veil. long rope Of
pearls and a collar of diamonds and pearls. The
attendants were Miss Julia Ford, Of Terre Haute;
Miss Alice Christensen Of Manhattan; Miss Mary
Maxwell. Miss Louise Tousey. Miss Frances Will
Jams. Miss Grace Knowlton, Miss AngeIlne Low and
were gowned alike I'm white net. trimmed with
Nalenclennes lace and wore white lace hats
trimmed with green plumes. Instead Of bouquets
they carried white lace nuns ornamented with
er and Miss Katharine Hoagland attended as fow-
er girls and wore frocks Of sheer white muslin
best man, and the ushers were William D. Hatch.
Willis r. Belts, Howard Dickinson; W A; Muir
dock. d. S. Reed Fuller, Stewart Waller. George
Grocker, jr. Alexander Keoghard AMI John A
decorated with Easter lilies white roses and green
cry. At the Hoagland home. No. q West Fifty
We're used IN the drawing rooms and American
Beauty roses In the hall.
third wedding in Manhattan last week of inter
est this side OF the river that OF Miss Edith
Lockwood Taft. daughter of the late Enos Nelson
Taft and Mrs. Taft. OF St. Jamess Place and the
Rev. Egisto Fabbri Chauncey, OF Mrs. Fred
erick Chauncey. Of Manhattan. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. William 5. Rainsford
and the Rev. Dr. Endicott Peabody. OF Groton.
Mass, in Grace Church chantry, at O'Clock last
chiffon cloth. trimmed with point lace, and "a
point lace vel. She was unattended. The best
Robert y. Cutting. Alexander Torrance and Dun
brides father only a small and informal reception
Munger Taft 10 2i2 Fast Fifteenth-st The bride
and groom win live at No. 50 P!neapple-st. Mr..
Chauncey being the assistant OF the new rector
a Holy Trinity, the Rev J. Howard Mesh.
Miss Helen Davies Hallock, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Waverley West Hallock, married to Tom
Cromwell Laurence. Of London England last
Wednesday At the home OF her parents. No. III
o'clock. and the officiating clergyman the Rev.
Joseph Odell, Of Scranton. Penn. The brides
gown was OF white lace over white satin. She
wore tule veil. and carried Hlies-of-the-vallcy
and moss roses. Her sister. Miss Edith c. Hal
lock, who attended maid OF honor. gowned
IN green chiffon cloth and carried sweetpeas Her
bridesmaids Miss Eleanor Williams. Miss MAZE
Byrne. Miss Helen 3. Granger. Miss Anne Pierce
HalOck Miss Elizabeth iallock and Miss Mary
D Hellock. wore frocks of white point deSprt
and carried mignonette. The best man was Paul
r. Reynolds, OF Manhattan, and the ushers were
Charles Frazier. A large reception followed.
Miss Clara Estelle Dunky, daughter Of Mrs.
Clara + Alderman Of No. 30 Downng-st was
married 10 James Rodwe Brennan. OF John
H. Brennan Of No. 467 Sterling Place. last Wednes-
day evening. The ceremony was performed in
Christ Church by the rector. the Rev DR.. James II.
Darlington. O'Clock. The bride. who
gown OF cream crepe de chine. a large cream hat
and carried pink roses had but one attendant,
Mrs Edith ii Tybing. the matron Of honor. who
was gowned in white crepe de chine and carried
sWse JONI II ~ =, ,r,.,e; ne Htii '
hauer Theodore Dorl and Richard Cole; The re
ception held at the Clarendon Hotel
Announcement was received in New-York last
Saturday Of the wedding OF Miss Bertha Diblee,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Diblee, OF Chi
cago, and John c. King, son Of the late Francis
C. King OF Columbia Heights Though Mr.. King
has lived in Chicago for a number OF years, he Is
wei remembered on the Heights Francis T. King
occupy the house at No. 81 Columbia Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Carhart. OF NO - KEN
sen-st.. announce the engagement OF their eldest
daughter Miss Sara Virginia Carhart. to Edward
Lawrence Ashton son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brath-
waite Ashton OF Chestnut Hill. Mass. Miss Car
hart is a niece Of William r. Carhart. Of Columbia
Heights and cousin Of Amory 5. Carhart.
Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Unkles. Of Meriden.
Conn., formerly OF Brooklyn announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Miss Mary Alice Tn
kles. 10 Harry Victor Schieren. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles 4 schieren. Of No. 4O5 Clnton-ave.