New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
ments and An1atsements.


urday. October 81, of Miss Marie Richmond Bar
mum and Frederick Leighton Harris. The
riage took place at noon at Meadow Brook Farm.
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua w Barnum. The Rev. L X Cooke, of ST.
Georges Church. Hampstead. assisted by the Rev.
John H Prescott Of St AIMS. Sayville. oficiated.
The bride ,. was gowned in heavy white satin.
tened by wreath of orange blossoms, and she car
ried white orchids mad lilies the-valley She
Mr., Harris. and diamond butterfly brooch. the
gift Of her mother Miss Barnpm's only attendant
gown Of white cloth and a white hat trimmed
man was Charles F. stoppani, and the 1shers were
1ey Hssns go A mol 5Tsn EdTp Pae Sid
Only members Of the two Immediate families were
present at the wedding. Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der Fl, of Miss Mary Alsop, daughter of the Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. Reese F. Alsop, of No. 90 Remsen-
st, and Kent Kane Parrot, of Philadelphia. The
bride, who was formally introduced society only
last winter, wore travelling gown of brown chif-
O'CLOCK The brides father who is reotor at Of ST
AIMS Church on the Heights, oficiated.
On Thursday, October 10, Christ Chapel BeIlport,
Long Island, the of the marriage of Miss
Esther Holt Henshaw, daughter OF Mrs Cornelia
Middagh Henshaw, of No 70 Safest and Frederic
Kingsland Mddlebrook. The BRIDE who was given
away by her brother G. Herbert Henshaw was
gowned in white crepe de chine and old lace She
wore tulle veil and carried bouquet of cosmos.
Her sister, Miss Cornelia Oracle Henshaw. attend
ed maid of honor. Her frock was of pale pink
silk and she carried pale pink dahlias. John Duer
Irving was the best and the ushers We're Fred
erick Vademar Henshaw and Walter Percival Hen
noon by the Rev. Irving McEIroy was followed by
small breakfast at the Henshaw cottage, in Bell
erysantaern;ums and autumn leaves were particu
spend the winter at No. 1Ol West S6th-st, Man
haitian.
Daniel W. Pugh and Edward Lyman Low son of
Henry c. Low. of No. 1913 state-st.. were married
at the home of the brides parents. No. Argyle
St. Rochester 1t an extremely quiet affair."
owing to a recent death in the Pugh family Mr.
and Mrs Low will probably live in Rochester.
Miss HARRIET Colfax Colyer and Samuel Care
who married Wednesday evening in St
Peters Church. had full choral wedding The
bride. gowned in white satin and duchesse and old
point lace. made prfncesse fashion. attended by
matron of honor, maid of honor and four
bridesmaids She wore the conventional long tulIo
veil and carried a shower bouquet of white orchids
and lilies of the-vaey. The matron of honor her
sister Mrs. George Duncan Perry wore A white
lace robe, trimmed with rose point lace, and car
ried a shower bouquet white roses. The other
attendants. Miss Hazel Morris Colyer, Miss Mari
eta Vanderveer. Miss Carrie Roach. Miss Kath-
arine Bagley and Miss Helen Care Tracked
alike in white silk crepe CLOTH and carried white
crysanthemums The best man Edward Salt
ana the uSherS were Lindsay X Parker, j. Harry
stothoff Joseph Henry Coyer ir., of Brooklyn;
Joseph Matthias, Frank Wolf Of Manhattan. and
Edward stillwagen. Of Falmouth Heights. The
and greens After the ceremony which was per.
ST. Peters Church. there was reception at the
henry dr e q St Ms saa M Ssas
party. received under canopy OF white roses. and
the decorations elsewhere in the house were OF
Gwhite point lace over white satin. MI and Mrs.
Garre will be at home at No. ga Presdentst after
November ID
On Thursday evening Miss Laura RuckEaber and
Ogden Merrill of Mr. and Mrs Edward Mer-
rili, married in ST. Johns Church at
O'Clock. The bride was gowned in white radia and
carried Bride roses and lilies -the-valley The
maid of honor Miss Isabel Ruckgaber wore a rown
Of pink silk and carried white crysanthemuns The
six bridesmaids. Miss Carrie Merrihew Miss Marie
Roeesel. Miss Anita Ruckgaber. Miss Alice Gard
ner, Of this borough: Miss Martha Rolffes and
Miss Frederick Haring, of Guakeruo an Penn wore
trocks OF white net and carried pink roses George
Edward Merrill whney Merrill n4a br Wfa we're
lor. Calvin Barton. Leslie McHarg and w L. Rum
ofciated. There was reception AFTER fhe r lug.
mony st. a. the home Of the br!dss parents Ne and
and Mrs Merrill are to make their home nj No 70
Hudson Place. Highwood Park. H. =. o. -'' "
quiet wedding OF the week before la.t wa. ,ha+
on Saturday OF Miss Laura Hanp,ou danp,,.r .,
Nj. and Mrs Edward Pelham Hampson O, M
fs7 Carroll st. and DR.. Charles Wllmartb pI,.. =.
h s.. ssai q Tns performed in
SI bsg, on Lyan s. va. The
He@ard a Gampbsa @eas the w Julian, G s. ana
Bliss win reside in Elizabeth. n J. D' ana MN
Inc n'A1taaSs OF Ms 0hsl Holrnes Richaxdsoa
das'shsss q Ma end Nh. caassas osox 1,oa.rs.sn.