New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
The Weeks Headings, Engage
ments and Amusements.

The fine weather OF SATURDAY oeptei"'
made possible the carrying out Of the plans ior an
aor ir carannonv at the wedding of Miss Edith
FsteIle Souic~ and Edward Jenkins Turnoun SUI.
of Mr. and Mrs George r. Turnbun, Formerly VI
the Heights They married at $50 eioON
by the Rev. DIR. Arthur B. klnsoVlhs' 4eO
of Christ Church, Clinton, on the avn
fore Ashford the country home OF the sdulers d.
rslla Haven. Conn. The bridal party passed
through an aisle of white satin ribbons attacheo "
nilIars of Easter lilies. Miss SduieT VINO was
given away by her father, Frank sduler' "o9
eowned in white chiffon cloth and Bruges co
applique embroidered with pearls She wore sdiie
ven fastened with orange blossoms anu and white
shower bouquet OF ,f.s drence sauier was
maid Of honor any ~ anattan Mrs Louis j. sny
a sr Miss Clara L. Turnbu Miss Amy Dunlap
Miss Madeline Brown and Miss May Brown. Ihe ey
gownsdb sr Satg g w wae Of pe White lace trimmed
with pale blue plIm3es and PM i F9s
SbaIIes OSBORN a. Wheeier Of Newark j. was
the best man. 1 and the Maco udow Wam r.
3ieston and Leland B. Garretson of Morristown:
a and A arounds = we're prouse8 decoratsd
drangeas dqhas Nj lilies IS snd r9seT Park VEST
The Church OF st. Mary the Virgin, Chappaaua'
n. Y, was the scene Monday afternoon OF the
marriage Of Miss Gertrude Paddock and EDWIN
Ross Thomas, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas.
of Charleston, s. c. The bride was gowned in white
embroidered French net. with rose applique. she
carried Bride and liliesofthevalley and wore
the gift of Mr.. Thomas. diamond and pearl pin.
Her maid Of homer and only son was se M 1e
low messaline and yellow hat and carried white
best man was Edward Hopkins Paddock, and the
ushers were Luther j. Billings. of Brooklyn. and
Was BaaRed WITH golden H rod and golden glow Fol
loving the eeTepony WHICH vas performed at aSo
ton was held at Rockledge the home Of the brides
who formerly lived in this borough
Another out of town wedding of last week of
direct interest to Brooklyn that on Tuesday Of
Miss Grace w. Hubbell. daughter of the late Rev.
Dr. James W. Hubbell, of Mansfield, Ohio, and
William Bayres Taylor, Of Cincinnati. Only rea-
tives witnessed the ceremony. which was quietly
bride is a sister of Mrs John Shepard Stanton. Of
No. 81 South Portiand-ave.
The wedding of Miss Nj. Jean McLane and John
c. Johansen took place at the home OF the brides
parents. Bay Ridge, this week DR.. Hills off,
ciated.
The big show wedding of the week was. OF course.
that on Tuesday of Miss Alice d. Babcock and
Henry Rogers Winthrop, son of the late Buchanan
Winthrop. The ceremony was performed at noon
by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires in the drawing
room of the Stow mansion. at Roslyn, Long ISL
and, which has been leased by the brides father,
Henry Babcock. of Manhattan. The bride wore
imported gown OF white satin and point lace, and
carried white orchids. She was attended by Mrs.
Phyllis Langhorne, Mrs Reginald Brooks and
white lace, and carried wreaths of pink roses The
we're N Ia Roy McK Monson Morris Ashbe D.
Barney Julian D. Ripley and Samuel d, Babcock.
iiiies-of- thevailey and greens. Among the guests
was the Duchess of Marlborough. at whose we'd
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay was also present and was
bride is sister of woodward Babcock. who mar
ried Miss Grace Chauncey. Of the Heights a few
winter at the Hotel they have Started
to build country house at Jericho.
The wedding of Miss Alice Harriet Osborne and
Dr. Charles Frederick Buckley took place on Tues
day evening at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Osborne, No Io4 De-
catur-st The bride was gowned in white clinton
and duchess lace. trimmed with pearls She wore
a tulle veil, fastened with orange blossoms, and
carried shower bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies
of-the-valley. Her maid of honor and only at
who wore a frock of white French organdie and
Valenciennes lace, and carried pink roses Dr. wal
Geare, OF Jersey City, were the ushers. only rela
tives witnessed the ceremony. which was performed
the Rev Dr.; J. Elwy Lloyd. but large reception iI,
doiowsd t Inc ss house a mas @ and Mrs. BucIex
will live at No. SO2 Carrol-st on returning from
their wedding trip.
Miss Nathalie Edwards and Henry Wilson simp-
son were married Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel u
Edwards, No. 366 Park Place. The bride was
gowned in white chiffon over white satin and car
ried white roses Miss Lillian Scrymser, her maid
OF honor, and only attendant, wore froek OF pink
chiffon and carried pink roses and maldenhair
fern. John r. Morris was the best man. The rid
hsid by Miss Gertrude Bellows. Miss Rena Ed
wards Miss Rachel Edwards Master curtis, Slnlp-
Paul Edwards. The Rev DR.. Henry. Carson off
ciated. reception followed from uhli IV'So
O'Clock.
A wedding of interest in Flatbush last week
that on Wednesday evening of Miss Minnie Elise
Adelaide Schmidt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs August
w Schmidt and the Rev. Luther d. Gable, OF
the Rev and Mrs Zenas II. Gable, of Reading, Penn
st. Stephens Lutheran Church. OF which the BRIDE
groom is pastor. the scene Of the ceremony.
Miss schmidts wedding gown was of white satin
crepe de chine and duchess lace. She carried
shower bouquet of bride roses Miss FTeda a
schmidt Miss was Minnie schmpf and Miss Gerruds
Schefers They gowned alike in white ac-
J. Gable. Of Reading: was the best man and the
gshers were George Roh mi and Charles Won
attended page. The bridegroons father OFF,
the brides parents, No. 2l5 Newkirk-ave Mr. and
Mrs Gable will live at No. 35i East 2sth-st.. Flat
bush.
Next Wednesday. October Ii. Miss Anna E.
Matheson and Willis Delano Wood are to be mar
ried at Fort HILL the country home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Matheson, at
IIoyd's Neck, Long Island Miss Matheson will
be attended by Miss Therese Hewitt. of Brooklyn;
Niles Kate de Forest Prentice Miss Ethel de
Forest, Miss Lillian Morrison. OF Manhattan; Miss
Jean A Reid. of Yonkers Miss Marion Jay, Miss
Martha Phillips of Boston. and Miss Mary Hins-
dale, of Pittsheld, Mass. Cornelius d; Wood win
be his brothers best man. and the ushers will be
Grosvenor D. Backus, Alexander NJ. White. jr.. OF
Brooklyn: Andrew z. Afford. Hugh NJ. Matheson
warren D. Brown. Ezra Lincoln, Charles d. Miller,
OF Manhattan. and Hollingsworth Wood of Mount
Kisco. n. Y The hour set for the ceremony Is
II o'clock.
Only relatives and a few intimate friends og The