New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
mentS and Announcements.

Naturally there was large representation from
Brooklyn at the wedding on Monday OF Miss Hattie
Louise Barnes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
S. Barnes, and Alfred SEVERN Bourne. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick G. Bourne Of Oakdale, Long
Island. The ceremony took place at o'clock in
the West End Collegiate Church The church
banked with Easter lilies and white roses against
a background of green. The brides gown Of
white satin, with the bodice and hOunces Of point
lace. Her point lace veil fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried orchids and liles-of-the-val-
ley. She wore her fathers wedding gift, diamond
brooch. Mrs Avent Childress. a cousin Of the
IN pale lavender Chiffon and lace and wore white
hat trimmed with ostrich plumes- The maid of
chiffon gown, with hat TO match The bridesmaid
Miss May Bourne. Miss Mary Page Tucker, OF Al,
Of Tnda1apos Miss Harriet BSrr rie Barbour Of
Hartford; Miss Mary Louise Hopes of Eikins
Park Penn. and Miss suzette Hall Of Manhattan
wore frocks Of shaded lavender chiffon, with hats
10 match Their bouquets were of lavender orchids
snd white sWeetpeas. The best man was Roderick
Barbour Barnes. and the ushers were Charles
Dewey, OF chicago: Francis a Georger, Lewis
B. Day, James Cunningham, Wiiiam Johnson
Howard Corlies and Arthur Keller Bourne. After
Dr. Henry Evertson Cobb a large reception was
held at the Barnes home. No 8l6 West 75th-st.
One OF the largest weddings on this side OF the
river last Wednesday afternoon was that OF Miss
Ethel Lauretta Powell. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John Samuel Powell. OF No. 33I Hancock-st., and
Of No. 465 Clnton-ave. The ceremony took place
in the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, at
o'clock the Rev. DR.. Samuel Parkes Cadman and
the Rev DR.. y. MCGEE Waters officiating. Miss
Powell a princess gown of white satin
trimmed with duchess lace and chiffon, and a rope
or pearls. Mr.. Berrts wedding gift Her veil OF
tulle was fastened with hlies-Of- the-valley, and
she carried the same flowers. She was attended
by maid OF honor, Miss Gertrude Morton. and
Beebe Miss Ethel Francis, Of Brooklyn and Miss
Helen StellenWere, Of Bay Shore, Long Island
There was also little flower girl Miss Eleanor
RldgWay. who was frOcked in accordion pleated
sWeetpeas. Miss Morton carried roses and the
bridesmaids Easter lilies. They were frOcked alike
IN white net. the yOkcs being outlined with maiden
hair fern They Wore the brides gifts. gold brace
and the ushers were Percy Kolkhoff Frank Knee
land, Morris KnudsOn, Worcester Bouck and II. F.
Blakeslee, OF Hartford. The church was decorated
with Easter lilies and palms. At the reception
the decorations were also in green and white. The
pride ana bridegroom received with Mr.. and Mrs
beTFl Mrs BerTt was gowned in white Liberty
satin. trimmed with old lace. The appointments OF
the supper table were in pink and white. Muller
Furnished the music and informal dancing followed
the supper.
Miss Ruth Richardson, daughter Of J. Herbert
Richardson and John ". Lewis were married
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock at the Bucking-
ham Hotel, Manhattan. by the Rev. Dr. L. Mason
Clarke The bride gOwned In white chiffon
cIoth ana point lace, and carried hes-of the-val-
ley, ana her only attendant Miss Elsey Martin
wore a frOck Of white embroidered null and car
RED sweetpeas. The best man was Herbert P
Fuller, and the ushers were Eugene Froment
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