New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-06
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
mentS and .An1uSements.

The Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
the scene Wednesday evening of the mar
riage OF Miss Airline de Mena and Walter Willard
Travis. The bride, who was met at the entrance
OF the church by her maid of honor and six brides
maids gowned in white chiffon cloth. trimmed
with lace and pearls. She carried a shower bou-
quet Of ulies-of-the-valley. and wore a diamond
heart the gift of Mr.. Travis Her sister. Miss
Helen de Mena, who attended maid of honor
wore a gown of ecru lace with a girde Of yellow
panne velvet, and carried yellow chrysanthemums
The bridesmaids wore frocks Of pale yellow crepe
de chine yellow tafreta. and carried yellow
chrysanthemums also They were Miss Mary For
shay. Miss Elsie Eversten. Miss Ethel Meacham,
Miss Florence Fowkes. Miss Jennie Craig and Miss
Nellie Travis Burton T. bishop was best man:
RaynST Frederick Lister 59hn KsegaP Ro John
ing the ceremony reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Fred de Mena,
gown Of cream colored crepe de chine trimmed
with lace. The church was decorated with yellow
thenums and greens were placed at intervals along
the house Mr.. and Mrs Travis will make their
home in Flathush Both have been popular mem
arrangement of dances. Mrs. Travis is a graduate
of Packer.
Although taking place in Manhattan, there was
an unusually large Brooklyn representation at the
marriage last Saturday OF Miss Kate Marie Pop
penhusen and Dr. William Metcalfe Stone. The
ceremony performed at o'clock in the Col
legiate Reformed Church by the Rev. DR.. Henry
Evertson Cobb. Miss Poppenhusen was gowned
IN white chiffon satin. Her attendants Mrs. Will
lam r. Wilcox, the matron of honor; Miss Ann
chen Heller OF Newark, and Miss Julia Barr, OF
Brooklyn were gowned alike in white chiffon cloth
and lace. and carried American Beauty roses. DIR.
Stones best Floyd de Groat. of Buffalo.
Mount vernon John Mason Parker. Of owego.
y. Y; J. Hodsworth Gordon r., of of Fn srd;
hsueF and II SgS IN sse OF GO bsSod P0n
Hotel and in the evening dinner
of sixty covers was given by the brides mother.
M fasnd Informal dancing fooWed The church
and the reception room Wege pTctufey G rs
stone win reside at No. 6S Jamaica-ave" t1ushng'
Long Island.
An out of town wedding of interest to Brooklyn
was that on Saturday Of last week OF Miss Eliza
beth Marvin Case daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ben
,amin W Case OF Wakefield r. L, and Donald
Ranks Tobey Of Brooklyn. Miss Marie Case, who
was her sisters maid Of honor and only attend
ant was frocked in pink crepe de chine and car
ried pink roses Miss Case wore a v edding gown
white roses. It was home ceremony ana the
The brides mother before her marriage Miss
Helen Lane, of Remsen-st Mr. Iooey Is a nr9 2,
of Mrs Richard Storrs Cotton, with whom he lived
for some time in Pneapple-st His best man vas
Alexander Seare, OF Remsen.st M d , ana MIS-
The Church OF the Heavenly Rest. Manhattan.
was the scene Wednesday of the wedding Of
Miss Marian rockingham Whitney, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Whitney And Ar
thur Benedict Griffin. Miss Whtney's wedding
gown was OF white panne velvet, made princess
fashion, with panels OF chiffon and trimmed with
rose point lace She carried shower bouquet OF
uies-of- the-yalley. The matron Of honor, her
sister Mrs. Henry Lewis Batterman. OF Clinton
ave. wore a gown OF palo blue chiffon cloth.
spangled with silver; white beaver hat trimmed
with pink and blue roses, and carried white chrys
anthemums Her other attendants. Mrs. Clarence
Dyer GiIchrist OF Evansville Ind. Miss Grace
Tucker Of Albany. and Miss Carrie Whitney Pc
wore blue beaver hats trimmed with pink roses,
and carried pink chrysanthemums. Nelson F.
Griffin of Manhattan. Cest man. and the
ushers were Cornelius Hoaglsnd Tangeman. Fred
simmons Charles A. slosson. William a. O'Con-
nor and Clinton r. Griffin. The Rev. Dr. D.
Parker Morgan performed the ceremony
O'Clock. The reception which followed was held
combined with greenery, formed the decorations
at the church and the hotel, where Mr.. and Mrs
Griffin received in the Presidential suite Their
home will be at No 200 West Eighty-sixt ST.
a luncheon for her sisters bridesmaids at her
home No. 4o4 Clnton-ave.. and on Friday they
were the guests of Miss Peters her home. No
255 Pacihc-st. Mr.. Griffin gave his bachelor din
ner at the New-York Athletic Club last Saturday
wednesday. on the Heights and two on the
Hill The Heights bridal is that OF Miss Sara vir-
gtnia Carhart, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
3. Carhart. OF No. 45 Remsen-st and Edward
Lawrence Ashton. Grace Church will be the
party includes Hiss Ethel A Carhart. as maid Of