New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD,
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She was frocked in white and carried a basket
Of sweetpeas. The best man was Frank Earle
Hayward and the ushers Arthur D. Pol
lock, Of this borough, and Leroy Clark of Man
haitian. Mr.. and Mrs. Cordicr will be at home
after Thursday, June /. at West End-ave. and
ISth-st.
An out of town wedding of considerable in
terest to Brooklyn was that on Tuesday of last
week of Miss Laura Milliken Post and Cecil
Fleetwood ShaIcross. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Shalcross. of England. The marriage
was celebrated at $50 o'clock by the Rev. DR..
Theodore f. White, in the Presbyterian Church,
Summit n ]. The bride was gowned in white
du chess satin. trimmed with chiffon and point
applique and carried HIies-of-the-valley and
ORCHIDS. The only attendant was her sister, Miss
Katharine Post. Her frock was of pale yellow
chiffon and lace and she carried marguerites.
The best man was +. Kirkpatrick Beddau and
the usEers We're DR.. Gerry Holden Of Baltimore;
Edward Nilligan Of Hartford; Harry I. Brown,
Of Philadelphia; DR.. Herbert 3. wilcox, Frank
A. Moore and Alfred Marling. OF Manhattan.
Following the ceremony a reception was held a
the home Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Henderson Post.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Kimbau Mead and
Thomas J. Hammond, of Northampton, Mass,
was solennized on Wednesday of last week by
the Rev. Willis II. Butler, of Northampton, at
the home OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Robert ].
Kimbau, No 436 Clinton-ave Miss Mead was
gowned in white chiffon cloth and carried roses
and liIies-of-the-valley. Her attendants. Miss
Bessie Ripley, of bingham; Miss Maude Ham
mond, Miss May Hammond and Miss Ethel
Hammond, were gowned alike in white net with
sashes Of pompadour ribbon. The best man
Edward Estey, of Worcester Mass. and the
ushers We're Charles Walker, Of Northampton;
E. T. Clark, of Washington, and Charles Caleb.
of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs Hammond viii make
their home in Northampton.
Miss Nellie Trinnette Graef, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward L. Graef. Of No. 425 Washing
ton-ave., and Seth Bradford Dewey, son Of MI
and Mrs. Hiram S Dewey, Of No. 1850 Dean-st,
were quietly married on Wednesday of last week
by the Rev. st. Clair Hester in the chapel Of
the Church of the Messiah. Miss Graef wore
travelling suit of pale gray cloth and carried
white prayer book. Her sister, Miss Harriette
attended her as maid Of honor. She was gOwned
in champagne colored crepe de chine and
red American Beauty roses. Albert Griffths
was the best man and the ushers We're Richard
Lawrence Walker, jr., and Ralph Dewey. The
ceremony, which was performed at o'clock
was witnessed by the immediate members Of the
two families only. The chapel was decorated
with Easter lilies and palms Mr.. and Mrs
Dewey Will live in this borough.
On Wednesday evening of last week Mrs. Ma
bel Rose Weeden, daughter of Mrs. Charles II.
Dow, became the bride of Royal Minton Lam
bert The bride, who unattended wore
gown Of pale gray crepe de chine trimmed with
duchesse lace, and carried a shower bouquet Of
/ white roses and Hes-of-the-valley. The best
man was f. V. Holland, of Manhattan, and the
ushers were Edward Taylor, Of Springfield,
Mass, and Alfred l. Russell Of Westfeld. N J.
Following the ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman at the home
of the bride, No. 1G1 I,efferts Place there was a
/ large reception.
St Jude's Church, Bythebourne, was the scene
on Tuesday afternoon Of the marriage of Miss
Cora Bayard Snowden, daughter OF Mrs. Robert
Bayard Snowden, and Norman Litchfeld, son
/ Of Mrs. William Bacchus Litchfeld The church,
Of which the brides father was the founder and
first rector, was decorated with palms and spring
| flowers Miss Snowden, who was given away
by her brother. Robert Breese Snowden. was
gowned IN white chiffon cloth and Venetian point
lace. She tule veil and carried Bride
roses Her maid Of honor and only attendant
! was Miss Grace Cotton. Her frock was Of white
! organdie and lace, relieved by pale yellow cir
! die, and she carried 1ouGuils The best man
! was Percy Litchfield and the fishers were Hugh
Gervaise Purcell, Of Cold Spring-on- the Hudson,
: and Eectus Darwin LitChfeld The Rev. ClaT-
! ence NJ Durham off1ciated. A small reception
! followed the Snowden home, at 54th-st and
! 13th-aVe.
! The marriage Of Miss Bertha Hale Seccomb,
! daughter OF Mrs. Edward A. Saccotnb. and John
! Cummings Hunt was quietly celebrated on
/ Thursday Of last week in the chapel OF the
| Church Of St Mary the Virgin In the presence
! Of the immediate members Of the two families
! The brides gown Of rose point lace and her
/ bouquet Of white liacs. She unattended.
| Mrs. Hunt IS a sister of Mrs Frederick William
| Wallace and Mrs. Rector K. Fox Mr.. Hunt is
! the son Of Mr. and Mrs. William Prescott Hunt.