New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT.
The Weeks Weddings; Engage
mentS and 4musenuentS.

The wedding of Miss Marion Hale Smith.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William rockingham
Smith, OF No. 25S Henry street, and Alfred
NicOloVius took place Saturday afternoon,
June 30 at the Smiths country place. in Arling-
ton, VT. The ceremony was performed at 5
o'clock by the Rev. DR.. L. Mason Clarke, and
large reception followed. Miss Florence Froth-
ingham Smith, whose wedding to Edward
Tinker. jr. will take place early in the fall.
her sisters maid Of honor. Miss Anna Gaunt-
lett and Miss AIinna Gauntlet, of Ithaca, N. Y:
Miss Adele K. Bull, Miss Elsie Arnold, Miss
Helen Whitney. Miss Maude Ethel Jones. Miss
Gertrude Monroe and Miss Katherine Alunroe, Of
Brooklyn, the bridesmaids They were
gowned alike in white embroidered batiste, and
all carried daisies. The brides gown was of
soft white silk and old duchess lace. She wore
a tulle veil. fastened with orange blossoms and
carried sweetpeas John Holman. Of Tenafy.
n J.. was the best man. and the ushers were
Edward Tinker jr., Charles Melville Bull, jr.,
Edward Vidaud. of this borough; Richard Rob
erts Of Manhattan, and Ulysses Cutting. of
Orange, N ]. The house was decorated with
quantities Of daisies and greens. The BRIDE
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Nicolovius. formerly of Garden Place. After
August 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolovius will make
their home in Westfleld. n. J.
The Little Church by the Sea in Sea Gate was
the scene Friday evening of the week before
last Of the wedding OF Miss Edith Augusta
Booth, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wes-
ton Booth, of Manhattan, and Frederick Thatch-
er Howard, son of Mr.. and Mrs Thatcher How
ard. Of Richmond Me. The bride was gowned
in white radium and duchess lace and carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses. Her only at
tendant. Mrs. James Locherty, Of Manhattan,
wore frock of cream lace over pink, and car
ried pink rOsebuds. Lemuel Sponagle, Of Port
land, Me, was the best man. and John Hunter
and Hudson Booth the ushers. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard are to live in Detroit.
Nr and Mrs Henry F. simons. of No 81
Iefferts Place, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss E. Mae Simons, to Olaf
NIorrOgh Key. OF Mr.. and Mrs James r.
Kelly. Of Manhattan
The marriage of Miss Mary Stewart and
Henry Perine Journeay. Of the Jermyn. Man
haitian but until recently of this borough
solemnized in the Quietest manner possible in
Philadelphia on Monday, June 25. The Rev. Dr.
S. Sharpe officiated.
Of interest 10 the older residents on the
Heights is the engagement. just announced of
Miss Julia NJ Victor. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Frederick Victor Of No. 20 West SD
street to J. Lionberger Davis. of st. Louis Miss
Victor is a granddaughter OF the late Mrs. Julia
Achelis. OF Pierrepont street, and niece Of Mrs
William A. Spies, OF Joralemon street The
vietors are now at Meadow Grove their country
home at Seabright N. J.
Miss Grace Conkln AIacoy and James H. Mil
Ier OF South Oxford street, were married in
the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
on Wednesday, June p, by the Rev. D. H. Over
ton, Of the Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church
A reception followed at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Theresa c. MacOy. No 494 De-
catur street. Miss Alacoy was gowned in a hand
embroidered white satin messalne robe trimmed
with duchess lace. She wore the conventional
long tulle veil fastened by orange blossoms, and
carried white roses and nlies-of-the-valley The
maid Of honor, Miss Adele B. Macoy, wore q
princess gown OF pale pink crepe de chine
trimmed with baby Irish lace The bridesmaids
Miss Elvis Macoy, Miss Florence B. Haines,
Miss Florence Gable and Miss Marie Sassone.
wore sun pleate0 pink banZaf silk frocks All
carried pink roses and wore wreaths OF the
same flowers. There were two flower girls Miss
ElinOr Miller and Miss Dorothy Miller, OF Ben
sonhurst, who wore frocks OF sun pIeated white
banzai silk and carried baskets of pink roses.
Elmer e Gable was the best man, and the ush-
ers were A Duncan Cornwall John T. Ryan
Peter L. Mawn and III. Clay Reimer, ir Gladioli
pink roses and palms formed the decorations.
From Chicago comes news of the wedding
there on Saturday. June 80. OF Miss Beulah Rex
ford worden. daughter OF Mrs James Bowman.
and w. NJ. L. Fiske. jr., son Of Mr.. end Mrs
w. N. L. Fsske, OF No. 1172 Dean street Only
immediate relatives witnessed the ceremony
which took place at the home OF the brides sis
ter. Mrs. II. D. Sturtevant. No 100 Lincoln Park
Boulevard Mrs. Sturtevant was the matron OF
honor and John Sage Fislze was the best man.
In ST. Pauls Church, Fqatbush, a week ago
Miss Alma Hsxeiton Rupp. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Richard NJ Rupp. was quietly married 20
Ralph Raymond Only the members OF the two
families we're present at the ceremony which
was performed at o'clock by the Rev. Town
send c. jackson. Miss Rupp wore a princess
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