New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
ments and Announcements.

The Church of the Messiah the scene on
Tuesday evening of the wedding of Miss Edith
Marion Creighton. daughter of Mrs. William Cregh-
ton and Jesse Watson, of the late Jesse Wat
son. Miss Creighton's wedding gown was Of white
chiffon cloth and point applique, with a train OF
white satin trimmed with Irish crochet, She car
-the-valley and orchids Her sister-n-
law, Mrs. Harold T. Creighton. who was her only
attendant, wore gown of mauve chiffon cloth and
carried white nlacs and lavender orchids The best
man was Rufus L Scott, jr.. OF this borough and
George P Hi and Francis Rowland Hill, of Man
haitian The ceremony was performed by the ReX:
Hester, rector of the church. small reception
ave- The church was decorated With Ascension lilies
and green's and at the house Bride roses ana 1erns
et the d1ng room Mr. watson his bacehor
dinner on Saturday evening at Martins, On re
a trip to the Pacific Coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
will make their home with Mrs. Creighton
A large church wedding of the week that on
Wednesday evening Of Miss Jessie T. Perkins and
Hugh c. Pierce, Of DR.. and Mrs. R. " Pierce.
of Buffalo. The bride was gowned in white crepe
meteor, with a deep bertha Of duchess lace. She
wore Mr. Pierce's gift diamond crescent. Her
tulle veil was fastened with orange blossoms and
she carried white and iiles-ofthe-valley. She
was attended by her sister, Mrs. Frank R. WycoH,
as matron of honor, and by Miss Sarah T. Jones,
OF Manhattan; Miss Fannie NJ Votey OF Summit,
and Miss Marie Kampman. of Plainheld, where
Miss Perkins made her home since her removal
from Brooklyn about three years ago. Mrs. Wycon
was gowned IN white chiffon cloth over white, and
carried mignonette, naidenhair fern and snilax.
The bridesmaids white chiffon cloth
green. Their bouquets also Of mignonette.
maidenhair fern and smilax. Miss Mildred Wycon
and Miss Frances Williams. frocked in white acted
flower girls, and the little pages were Master
Frederick Lyke, jr.. and Edward Perkins. The
bride was given away by her brother, William l.
Perkins, Of this borough. Mr.. Pierce had as his
| best man Henry Moore OF Manhattan. and as his
| Of Rrid
| Charles A Hamilton Of Worcester, and Ralph
! Waldo Pierce. Of Buffalo. The Emmanuel Baptist
! Church, where the ceremony performed by the
Rev. John HUmpstone, decorated in white
| and green. and at Mrs. Wycof's home No %
Clifton Place, where the reception was held Bride
roses were combined with palms and ferns. Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce are to live in Plainfeld. N J. The
! bride is a graduate from Adelphi
The same evening Miss Sadie Pearson daughter
Of Mrs Alexander Pearson became the bride Of
Archibald Cree Scrimgeour. Of South Oxford-st
The ceremony was performed at o'clock by the
| Rev DIR. Thomas A. Nelson the Pearson resi-
dence. No. 80 7th-ave. Miss Pearson wore a we'd
ding gown of white chiffon cloth and duchess lace
and carried Internationally. She was attended
| by her sister. Miss Frances Crawford Pearson as
satin and She carried IfS Se vas oil pale pink panne
Of the pride. Miss Elida Pearson, attended as
orlqesmaid and wore a frocl of white panne satin
and also carried sweet peas. The best man was
nsheT a T SGIak@onT OF MaPewood J.. and the
The brides mother received IN a gown OF gray
make her home at e No 3 Mo sfess0gr pSda
| When they return from the South.
The marriage OF Miss Lille Osborne Martin and
DR.. Roy Edward Gilman took place Thursday
evening at the home Of the BRIDES parents Mr.
and Mrs George H. Martin, No. II Spencer Place
The officiating clergyman the Rev. Dr. Samuel
| Parkes Cadman The bride was gowned in white
mousseine and point lace trimmed with pearls and
carried lilies-of-the-valey. Miss Edith Clifford
Martin, frocked in white net pink was the
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids. Miss Mar
guerite Planter Miss Josephine Beatrice Story and
Miss Esther Elizabeth Carson, white frocks
The best man was Fl. Rolf Planter. and the ush-
ers were DR.. William G. Woolsey, Robert Elmer
Miller and Thomas Thorne. The attendance was
limited TO relatives and friends. DR. and Mrs.
| Gilman will live at No % Lafayette-ave.
The First Presbyterian Church was the scene
Monday afternoon of the wedding OF Mrs. Harriet
Elizabeth Whitaker. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William E Phillips. of No 4OS vanderbilt-ave,
and DR.. William Hawthorne McCutcheon- Mrs.
Whitaker wore gown of champagne colored
lace. and attended by her sister Miss Anna
McCntcheon had his ushers Clarence Kenyon
| r., James A. Cameron, Norman Brown and H G.
formed at o'clock by the Rev DR. I, Mason
Clarke. DR.. and Mrs. Mccutcheon are 10 live ar
No. Al Vanderbilt-ave ~ -
One OF the first Easter weddings to he nm
nounced is that of Miss Hattie Louise Barnes
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard s. Barne. or
No. SlS West 75th-st.. Manhattan. and Alfred Sew
erin Bourne. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q
Bourne OF Indian Neck Hall. oaEdale Long ISL