New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD,
The Weeb,s Weddings, Engage
ments and I4museqaeBts.

The marriage of Miss Frances Schroeder, young
est daughter Of the late Frederick A Schroeder to
Alfred ]. Boulton was quietly celebrated Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of the brides mother,
No 223 Gates-ave. Only relatives and few init
mate friends were present at the ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. William Nj. Brundage.
Of the Gates Avenue Unitarian Church, at 4:3o
o'clock Miss schroeder's wedding gown OF
radium silk and old point lace She wore a duchess
lace veil and carried shower bouquet Of bride
roses and llies-ofthe-valley. She was attended by
two matroEs OF honor, Mrs. Knowlton L. Anaes and
Mrs Charles Coreett, jr., who gowned in pale
lavender ana carried lavender orchids The flower
girl, Miss Mildred Anderson. little niece of the
wbita ans ieysnder orchids The best man was
Raymond v ingersoIl. The bride is an enthusiastic
Cfvitas Club and the Little italy Association.
The Lewis Avenue Congregational Church was
the scene on Wednesday evening of the wedding
Of Miss Florence White Lockwood and Walter Tay-
ler Vessels Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wessels,
of No, 3S2 McDonough-Et. The church was deco
rated in green and white chrysanthemums being
the flowers used The bride was gowned in white
chiffon cloth and Meehlin lace. Her veil was Of
tulle and she carried white roses She wore large
diamond sunburst, the gift Of Mr.. Vessels. Thera
was a maid Of henor, Miss Florence E Vessels,
end there were six bridesmaids. Miss Vessels wss
gowned In pale green crepe dc chine and carried
white roses. The other attendants-Miss Alice G,
Lockwood, Miss Lydia Peck Miss Mary R. Crook,
Miss Harriet n. Close, Miss Emma X Boyd ana
Miss Florence L. Mufray-Wofe GOWNS OK Wl1ih1
chiffon relieved by green sashes, and carried
white ohrysanthemun,s tied with green tulls, Fer
ciEaI g. Watkins was the best man and the qsnsrs s
KsFs esrehee Tanes L. Mowrg Winchester Smith and
Arthur Y. Smith. Fonewing the ceremony w Whieh a
sisted by the Rev. DR., Robert ]. Rogers there
was Large reception @ ct s fhs hGne ekReos Sf sRe No
h3 Deeatur-st-
The sans evening Miss Grace Edna Maplsdoram,
Of he at David II. MaDPdOraIl,
married to Robert R. butcher in ST.. Philips
Protestant Episcopal Church. Bay Ridge. The
bride was given away by her brother, William Ash
by Mapledoram, and attended by Miss Lenore OrIn-
stead, Miss Flora Edith MapledoEam and Miss
Myra Grace butcher. The maid of honor. the
brides sister. wore gown Of white chiffon.
trimmed with jewelied buttons. and Miss Ormstead
was gowned in white silk null and lace. Both
ried pink chrysanthemums The flower girl was
frocked all in white and carried white flowers; The
brides gown Of white satin messaline and lace.
Her bouquet was Of lilies s-of-the-valiey Milton De
Witt Furman was the best man and the usners
were Robert c9opes S ae oins @
1ga were d decorated With pink and white
ss ah' fRe Bridegroom, is SON Of De witt i
butcher. and therefore grandson OF Silas d.
Miss Blanche Creighton Morrison and Arthur
Wellington Opp were married Tuesday evening in
St Paurs Episcopal Church. Flatbush The oere-
raony was performed by the Rev. Townsend G.
Jackson at $50 O'Clock. The bride, who was given
away by her brother. Clarence Morrison, wore
princess gown of cream white satin messalne with
panels of chiffon cloth and deep bertha of rose
point lace. She tulis veil and carried
shower bouquet OF iiiss-of-thevalley and orchids.
The maid honor. her sister. Miss Florence Dun
bar Morrison, wss Eowned IN white net and lace,
and the matron of honor Mrs Ernest r. White,
wore white chiffon cloth and lace pale pink She
carried pink chrysanthemuns and the maid Of
honor white chrysenthenums. The best
Dr.. Daniel Livingston Morrison and the ushers
were DR. Charles A. Carlson, DR.. Walter L. Mack
lin wilbur H Rogers and William d. Morrison.
Mt and Mrs. Opp will spend the winter at the
Grosvenor, No. lis Montague-st.
Another wedding Wednesday evening was that
of Miss Emily Matthias Cox and Alonzo Chandler
Bell The ceremony was performed at O'Clock
at the home of the brides parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles N Cox. No. 257 Jenerson-ave. by the Rev.
W. c. p. Rhoades. of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church. The bride wore a princess Goun of heavy
white satin and duchess lace and carried Bride