New-York tribune., 1904-10-16
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
ments and AnluSenleRtS.

A large church wedding OF the week was that Of
Miss Grace Louise Marshall. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wallace Marshall, and Laurens Reeve
Bowden. OF Mrs. Joseph B. Bowden. Of No. Al
Pierrepont-st which took place Tuesday after
noon at the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church.
fon and point lace satin. She the con-
ventonGI tulle veil and her bouquet OF orchids
and Iiiies-of-the-valey. The maid Of homer. her
sister. Miss Jessphine Marshall. was frocksd In
ried Golden Gate roses; The six bridesmaids were
Ruth Howard, Miss Alice Reeve Bovvden. Miss
Lille Marshall and Miss Edith G. Marshall. They
hats trimmed with green pgumes and carried Golden
Gate roses. The best man was Clinton V. Mieseroe.
EreIinghuysen, A Willard Morse, l. Layton de
Forest, Milon II: Goodwin, Harry r Marshall and
n. Luther Bowden, jr. The officiating clergyman
was the Rev G. B. Mcleod. The decorations at
the reception was held, were in green and white.
Mr.. and Mrs Bowden will live AT the Clinton. At
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall on Friday OF last week FOR
the bridal party.
Another wedding on the HUI last Tuesday was
that Of Miss Edna Hathaway Eldredge, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs OTiss K. Eldredge. OF No 3G6
ClintOn-ave, and Seymour Keyes Fuller son OF
the late DR.. Stephen E Fuller. This was home
wedding. the officiating clergyman being the Rev
Charles l. Locke Of the Hanson Place Methodist
Episcopal Church. Miss Eldredge who wore white
of-the-vaiIey was attended by Miss Marion n B
EIdredge as maid Of honor. She was frocked in
{elioW enlIfon over white. and carried on arm
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums. Miss Arvilla
X Edredge. the first bridesmaid wore white chif-
fon over yellow, and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and the two bridesmaids. Miss Marguerite
chiffon over white and carried yellow ciTysanthe-
NUNS elliott NJ Eldredge was the best man. and
". Byers. Of Brooklyn. The Eidredse home which
was decorated with yellow and white chrysa nthe,
NUNS autumn leaves and smllaX. The ceremony
al O'Clock was followed By a large reception. Mr..
lagd-ave.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Grace Ditmas and
Joseph Duke Harrison took place on Wednesday
afternoon at the homo OF the brides parents MT
and Mrs. Andrew D!tmas, No. 60 Amersfort Place
The ceremony was performed by the Rev John S
Gardner Miss Ditmas. who wore an imported
gown OF duchesse and point lace had seven at
tendants- Miss Katharyn L. Holmes. the maid
OF honor. wore frOck Of pale blue moire chiffon
trimmed with duchesse lace The bridesmaids were
Misses Adele Bull and Eliza Prince who were
frocked IN pink chiffon; Misses Elizabeth Hendrick-
son and josephine Pye. who wore lavender. and
frocks were pale yellow: The bridal party stood
uloer an aToor OF AeIican .a Beauty roses and the
Mr.. Harrison. who is the son OF William Harrison
Fl his aSs Pe5 m %aeT Baf96 S
l.. Bergen. Frank L. Odell. William J. Barrett
fgehart Charles Andrew bitmas ana Holmes Vs8
Brunt Ditnas Mr. and Mrs. Harrison are TO
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Bull gave dinner at
their home. No. 2ss Henry-st. Friday OF last week.
for the entire bridal party. The additional guests
Mrs. Holmes Van Brunt Ditmas and Charles
ID Bull. Jr.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Cady, daughter
OF Dr. and Mrs. Edward Everett Cady, 20 Fred
erick Behrends Ryan. son OF the late DR.. Charles
Ryan Of particular interest 90 Brooklyn. az
the Cadys were former residents OF the Park slope
II took place last Saturday at noon AZ St. James's
Church. Goshen. N. Y. Miss Cady wore princess
gown OF white d'Alencon lace. and carried white
orchids. Her attendants were Miss Helen Bourne.
OF Crawford. y. J.. as maid OF honor: the Misses
Florence Mallory and Katharine Journeay OF
Brooklyn; Miss Elizabeth Rittenhouse. OF WASH
ington. ~ j.. and Miss Katharine Wisner, OF
Goshen. They wore frocks OF pale green chiffon
cloth and white lace poke bonnets. trimmed with
green chtysa aaSnsln0as Their arm bouquets were
of the same tiowers Master Van Zandt Janeway,
OF Bergen Folls' e cousin Of the BRIDE acted as
page and carried the ring on white satin cushion
Charles Ryan was the best man, and the ushers
were Norris Pitcairn Ballou OF Paris France;
G: G. WoodEam ana John Louis De GrenOu Milhau.
ot Manhattan end Marion Fisher, OF Jamestown
y. x. The wedding breakfast was served at St.