New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
BROOKLYN SOCIAL. WORLD.
The Week's Weddings, Engage
ments and Amusenaents.

Grace Church the Heights w9S the scene,
Tuesday afternoon, Of the marriage of Miss Anna
Curtis Low and Herbert Grant Watson. son Of the
late Robert Grant Watson of England The bride,
in q princess gown of heavy white satin and wear
ing a veil of old duchesse lace worn by her grand
mother. was attended by her three sisters, Miss
Lois Curtis Low, Miss Harriette Low, Miss Esther
Hope Low and her cousin. Miss Evelyn Curtis.
The bridesmaids gowneG alike in white lace,
with Empire coats. and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn leaves. Miss Lows brother.
Benjamin Robins Curtis Low. was the best man.
and the ushers were Ethebert Ide Low. George
Cabot Ward Low Seth Low Pierrepont and Ruther-
IfI p nngfon n1 assisted bT the Rev G F J. Wrig-
ley performed the ceremony at o'clock in the
presence of relatives and a few intimate friends:
given at the home Of the brides parents Mr. and
and Mrs watson viii saii about the middle Of this
month for England M nd where they & viii make their
At the same hour on Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Carolyn Shubert Wurster and Ralph Perry, Of
Mrs Cornelius Perry. of No. 142 Joralemon-st.
were married at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Wurster. No ITO Rod
ney-st. 1t WISE also quiet wedding. only members
OF the families being present at the ceremony
MISS wurster wore princess gown Of white point
lace and carried lilies -of-the-vaey. The maid OF
W Wurster, az wore white embroidered freck and
RED SHOWER of fd pink nix Tssr wepe aa
Walter Perry and Frederick w. Wurster. jr Mr.
and Mrs. Perry will make their homo at Short
Hills, n. ].
The marriage of Mrs. Esther Hoagland-Homan
end Victor E. Murt was quietly solemnized on
Monday morning In the Church OF st. Vincent
Ferrer Ths bride wore gown of pale gray eta
mne hane embroidered, and light gray gray hat, and
Ford was frocked in pink chiffon and carried pink
the dd9sher 1esf of the late John Hoagand
of Brooklyn.
Miss Grace Gurney, daughter Of Mrs. Richard
Curney and Royal Deane Brooks were married on
Wednesday evening at o'clock by the Rev. T.
Calvin McClelland, of the Memorial Presbyterian
Church The ceremony took place at the home Of
the bridegroom's parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Gordon Brooks, No. '1,131 Bergen-st., the Cur
news are spending this winter at the Hotel St
George The bride was gowned in white chiffon
lace She wore the conventional tulle veil and
carried shower bouquet Of les,of s., the valley
las Gurney. and attended by. nnatron of honor.
Miss Fofence May @ and Mss
". Brooks. Mrs. Quincy wore white liberty silk
sna ght Sns of liberty es
and carried pink chrysanthemums also. The best
Staten Island, and the ushers were Edward Brarn-
themums tiaai t1 Southern smilax and autumn leaves
formed the decorations
Miss Louise Brooks gave a luncheon In honor OF
the b-ide-elect last Tuesday Besides the guest of
honor and Mrs Gurney and Miss Burtenshaw
there were present Mrs. J. Edward Sheehan. Miss
Ethel KiEman Kirk Miss Edith Conn Cor an and M Miss Lucy
gave large dinner for the bridal party.
On Monday evening. October 2s. Miss Elizabeth
Percy Hall Parks and Clarence Augustus Hutchin-
son were married the home Of the brides father
Henry Stirling Parks No. 19s Lenerts Place. The
Rev r w If. Black, OF ST. Bartholomew's. off,
ciated. The brides gown of heavy white
satin made princess fashion and trimmed with
point lace. She wore a tulls veil caught up with
orange blossoms and carried shower OF Bride
roses and lilies the valley. Miss Elizabeth
Mackay OF Bay Ridge. the maid of honor. wore q
princess gown Of pale pink satin and carried pink
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were Miss
Sarah Harris Babbtt. OF Providence. r. T., and
Miss Caroline Frances Baker. Of Staten Island. They
were frocked alike In pale green satin and carried
white chrysanthemurnS Harry 3. Hutchinson was