New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
The Week's Weddings, Engage
mentS and Announcements.

Miss Ethel Sweet StockweH and Stanley Palmer
Jadwin woEe married Wednesday evening at
the home Jf the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander William stockwell. No. $50 Washington
ave. Miss Stockwell gowned in white point
applique white satin. and carried white Hlacs
and orchids. Miss Isabel Lockwood. her maid of
honor and only attendant. a robe of Irish and
Lierre lace. Her bouquet of pale pinks and
the ushers were S. Arthur Graves, Ebert 5. Bar
low. Albert s Marckwald, Frederick Miller Van
Wicklen and Robert Hartley Sherwood. The Of
ficiating clergyman the Rev. A. j. Garfield,
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Orlando
H. JadWin. OF No. 126 Gates-aye. large recep-
in green and white.
A wedding In Manhattan on Monday of particular
interest to Brooklyn that Of Miss Florence
Lounsberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Run
die LounsberTy. and Frederick Beasley Alexander.
St. Thomass Church the scene Of the cere-
mony at 40 o'clock. The bride was gowned in
white satin messaline trimmed with duchess and
point lace. She a short court veil of French
lace and carried arm bouquet of white
Edith Lounsberry wore a robe 'of ecru lace over
ecTu silk, relieved by a high girdle of pompadour
plumes and carried pink roses and carnations.
were Howard WilIetts Raymond d. Little and
Lothrop Randolph The Rev. Ernest NJ stires
this borough at the wedding.
An out of town wedding of direct interest to
Garcia Nancy Sanford. daughter Of the late Cen
eral Henry S. Sanford at time United States
Minister to Belgium, and Abbot Low Dow, OF
Columbia Heights. The ceremony was performed
in the library of the Sanford home. at Derby
Conn., by Bishop Potter, OF New-York, assisted by
the Rev George II. Buck, of Derby; The bride
who was given away by her cousin: John Graham @
cade and old lace, and carried white roses She
2abam G25 The rooms were decorated with roses
Iies-of- -the-valley and palms Owing to the
ception. Mr.. and Mrs. Dow will make their home
in BROOKLYN.
Grace Church. Manhattan, the scene on Sat
urday afternoon of last week of the marriage of
Miss Eva Eugene Ward. daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs Joseph A. Ward, OF Manhattan, and Oney
Remsen-st owing 10 the recent death of Mr..
Mairs's brother, John Danforth Mairs the marriage
ton in the presence of the two families.
Quietly at the home of her grandmother. Mrs.
Elias r Hopkins Miss Natalie Grovesteen. OF No.
Il First Place was married to Orton Brewer. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brewer, Of Glen Ridge, T. J..
last "Wednesday afternoon MISS Eatta SayoaGHd nd
Hilton Brewer was best The Rev and JphN Mrs s.
Brewer will reside in Montcair
The marriage Of Miss Alice Sidney Morrison, Of
Baltimore and Frederick A Blossom, jrr of this
borough took place or Saturday, December H. soon
after the engagement was announced. 1t was
quietly celebrated at the home OF the brides
brotber Ernest VI. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Bios
som will spend the winter at No sos Cathedral-st.
Baltimore
The marriage of Miss Ella Keenan, and DR..
Joseph Paul Murphy took place on Wednesday af-
ternoon of last week in the Church Of the Nativity
Miss Virginia Crandall was maid Of honor, and
tho bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude Gilbert Miss
Mildred Rintlau. Miss Agnes Dougherty and Miss
Katherine ScanneL DIR. Albert Keenan,. brother
of the bride, best man. The bride IS the
7afg of and
Sss ST. JaIness Place DR. and Mrs. Murphy Will
live AZ No go ST. Mark's-aye
Mr. and Mrs John Achelis, Of No 10 West 6sth-
St announce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Emma Achelis to Gardiner Hope Miller. Of
Roselle n j. The Achelises formerly made their
nome at No. 80 Remsen-st. Mr.. Miller is a gradu-
ate OF Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard b. Greenwood. OF No. $50
Putnam-ave.. announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Helen Greenwood TO Frederick
Alfred Coleman of Manhattan.
( Miss Lenora Mae Berry daughter OF Mrs Willard
F. Berry tomorrow evening s o'clock will be-
come the bride OF Richard Lambeer Sanford son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Edward Sanford of No
/ Berry home, No. 90 St LaWrence-st., Portland Me
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston Barbour of No lse
Hicksst gave dinner of thirty-ive covers on Fri
day evening of last week I'm celebration OF the twen-
| ty-ffth anniversary of their wedding A Hawaiian
orchestra furnished the music, and after the din
ner. Hawaiian concert given. The decora-
tions were In green and white. Among the guests
the Rev. Robert Barbour of Manhattan: