New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
mentS and Announcement.


Roger bennett, Of Boston. quietly celebrated
on Wednesday afternoon at the home Of the brides
uncle. John II. StOddard. No 56 PferrepOnt-st. The
Rev DR.. L Mason Clarke performed the ceremony
at o'clock Miss Wheeler gowned in white
chiffon cloth and lace and carried ies-of-the-vaI-
ley. Her bridesmaids Miss Ina BigeOw and Miss
carried white sveetDess The hest man nm vas m q M NJ
bennett, Of Manhattan. and the ushers We're Arthur
daughter Of the late Stafford A. Wheeler. DR..
and Mrs. bennett will live at Adamsviile. r. I.
The wedding of Miss Matte Mae Conklin daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Conkln. of No. 1888
Paciic-st.. and William Taylor Stearns took place
at the home OF the brides grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Winslow, No. I72 Macon-st The brides
gown was Of chiffon. satin messaline and
trimmed with lace and pearls. She carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies of-the-yalley. She attended
Dy maid Of honor Miss Isabel Gray Moore,
frocesd sS in pale pink moussene de sole and carry
Arnold. OF Hartford Conn and a page Master
William Winslow. of Baldwins, Long Island. Ar
the ushers were Edward c. worcester and Arthur
II Wilcox The Rev Dr. n Magee Waters ohi-
palms and ferns. Mr. and Mrs. Stearns have gone
South on their wedding trip
Only the immediate members Of the family were
present at he wedding Of Miss Helen Steward
Bryan and John Purvs Housman last Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Frank Page of ST. Johns Church at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Aleson ". Bryan, No. a
Sterling Place. Miss Bryan a robe of white
cinths and liiies-of-the-valley Her coGgis Viii
IAN am Daniel ti IredweIl gave her away The best
Hausman will make their home at Seattle, Wash
On Thursday evening Miss Helena Nesmith
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E Nesmth Of
No. 265 Washington-ave, became the bride Of Fred
erick Miller Van Wicl1len, Of Mr. and Mrs John
J. Van Wicklen of No. 344 President-st Miss
NesInith was gowned in white messaline taffeta
esof-the-valley Miss Ethel Nesmth- the maid ID
Of honor. wore frock of white India silk and
Valencennes lace yellow taffeta and Miss
Jessie Van Wicklen wore white India silk and
showers of white byscinthe rrb bst bot4Ie1s LES were
Albert II. Marckwald. The drawing room where
Humpstone. was decorated with Easter lilies and
palms In the dining room daffods used.
Mrs. Nesmlths gown was Of gray satin.
Miss Isabel Morrison who IS TO marry Timothy I.
Woodruff Monday. April p win have as her
only attendant Miss Eugene Watson of Columbus
Ohio. the nancee Of John Eastman Woodruff who
VIII be his fathers best man. The ceremony will
take place at the Dorilton. No. III West 7lst-st,
Manhattan.
An out OF town wedding Of interest to Brooklyn
will be that Tuesday. April 25 Of Miss Laura
Milliken Post, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Henderson Post. OF Summit n. J.. and Cecil Fleet
wood Shalcross. son Of Thomas Shallcross. Of Eng
land The Presbyterian Church viii be the scene
Of the ceremony. Miss Katharine Post win attend
Brooklyn. WIN be The best and the ushers viii
DC E-d@aEd AAllgan OF Hartford, Conn., DR.. Gerry
Holden. OF Baltimore; Henry J. Brown cf Phila-
detphia; Frank A Moore and Alfred L. Maring OF
Manhattan and Herbert b. Wilcox, Of this bor-
ough reception will follow the ceremony.
Wednesday April &c. is the date set for the mar
Tiage OF Mss Lottie Ethel Anderson and Carl E.
Virgin. The ceremony will take place at the boDne
OF the pride parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William b
Anderson. No 2G Madson-st
Miss Eliza Hurst, who is 10 be married 10 DR.
Edward Periey starhdFd Wednesday evening, Apr,l
=. az tho home oS her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ~ Hpzsty Np, 2s9 Garfield Place. win b