New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
BROOKLYN SOCIETY.
" eddings, Engagements and An
nOuncements of the Borough.

The wedding Of Miss Mabel Alvord Knudson
oaughter OF Mr and Mrs. Morris Fitch Knud-
son, OF No. 422 Grand avenue and Edward Nor
rell Twaddell took place on Tuesday evening
IL was home ceremony at o'clock with the
Rev- Dr. Samuel Parkes Cadman officiat ting
Ihe bride wore a princess gown of marduisette
Nolle and princess lace over white satin. Her
tune ven was surmounted by wreath of orange
uIosScIis, ana she carried a shower of lilies-of-
.he-ValleN Miss N. Louise Munson, as maid Of
honor. was gowned in pale pink maruuisette
ana had an arm bouquet of pink roses. The two
bridesmaids Miss NJ. Louise Clement and Miss
Edith Avensberg, wore Empire gowns of pom
padour silk, and also carried pink roses Miss
louise Porter Twaddeil and Master John Z.
lWaddel held the ribbons forming the aisle for
the bridal party. Alexander Corbett was the
best man. and the ushers were Morris F. Knud-
son son ana william Dean Embree. The house was
decorated with crysanthemums and greens
In ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Washington
Miss Lisa B. Bopp was married on Wednesday
evening TO Raymond Healy, son of Mr. and Mrs
frank Healy, of No. 26 South Oxford street
Inc Drlde, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
SHdTleS T. Blllopp, Of Washington, wore a robe
OF Iace applique and carried shower bouquet of
roses. She wore the conventional long tue veil
ana collar Of diamonds and pearls. A maid of
honor MISS Eleanor Billopp, and two brides
maids, Miss Katharine Bilopp and Miss Faith
Faulkner, attended her They We're gowned in
whte lace and carried yellow chrysanthcmums
David Hays, of Manhattan, was the hest man
Healy. Harry l.. Graft, Olmstead Grady Allan
Griffith and Frank Addison The church was
decorat ed with palms and chrysanthemums The
Rev r. Cotton Smith officiated Mrs. Blopp
was goWned in black lace over white satin and
the bridegrooms mother wore a robe of Brussels
and point lace. Mir. and Mrs. Heay announce
Wednesdays in February at No. 292 Clinton ave
nue..
quiet home wedding Of last week was that
on Wednesday evening Of Miss Grace Dean,
Parmelee. daughter of Mrs. Agnes Z. Parmelee,
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Rev DR. Robert Macdonald was witnessed
only ny relatives and a few intimate friends
me pride, who was given away by her mother
was gowned in white eoienne and lace She
wore tulle veil and carried lilies the valley
Her only attendant was Miss Nellie r. Royce
no wore frock of white embroidered batisie
over pink, and carried pink crysanthemums.
me best man was Arthur Rowland. Crysanthe-
NUNS aud autumn foliage formed the decora-
lions.
The marriage Of Miss Vida Kneeland and
Henry Williamson Pe took place Tuesday
afternoon At the home of the brides mother
Mrs Henry s Kneeland, No. $40 Grand avenue.
The Rev. DIR. Henry c. Swentzel performed the
ceremony in the presence of relatives and few
close friends. Miss Kneeland, govned in white
satin and carrying a shower of lilies of the
valley, was attended by Miss Edith Kneeland
ana Miss Antoinnette Pell, frocked alike in pale
Dlue crepe de chine J.. Stanley Parsons
the best man ana r. Y. H. Gott and William
Peil were the ushers. The Pells formerly lived
IA 'Naii street. Tor the last couple or years
nave made their hcme I'm Summit n j. MIR.
Pell was graduated from the Polytechnic Insti-
iutc In 1895, and subsequently, from Princeton.
He ana has bride will live in Manhattan.
The wedding OF Miss Therese Gunn Schwab
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dugaune Schwab,
ana Rawson l. Wood is announced to take
place on Thursday. January TO-
The date set for The wedding of Miss Anna
Vail Merritt and Edward Hallowen Worth is
Wednesday. December 10 The ceremony viii