New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Hymen Reigns Supreme in Bor-
Ough Across the Bridge.

ST. Luke's Church was the scene yesterday af-
ternoon of the wedding Of Miss f. Mae Simons
and Olaf Morrogh Kelly. son OF DR.. and Mrs.
James Z. Kelly. Of Manhattan. The ceremony
Was performed at o'clock by the Rev. Dr.
Henry Swentzel. and d reception followed at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T: sinlons, No 81 Lefferts Place. The bride,
govned in princess lace and chif N, and carry
ing a shower of lilies -the-valley and orchids
was attended by Mrs. William Robinson Simons
as matron of honor and by Miss Pauline Marie
AueI as maid Of honor They wore white lace
gowns with Louis XIV coats of brocade Mrs.
Simonss being light blue and Miss Auel's the
palest shade of lavender. Their hats. trimmed
with plumes. matched the tints of their gowns.
They carried white and lavender chTysanthe-
NUNS. respectively.
Adrian NJ. Kelly was his brothers best man.
and the ushers were William r. Smons. Edward
Dougherty, H. p. Erskne, Charles G: Govern.
Frank Pruyne, of Manhattan, and Frederick
The chancel of St. Luke's was banked with
white crysanthemurs against background OF
green's and at the house pink and white roses
and chrysanthemums were effectively combined
in the decorations. The brides mother received
cloth. trimmed with gray and lavender velvet
and silver lace. The bridegroom's mother was
gowned in black velvet and rare old lace.
Saturday evening or the Week DIore last
Kelly gave his bachelor dinner at the Engineers
Club, on Fifth avenue. That afternoon Miss
Sirnons entertained her attendants at luncheon
at Sherry's and then at the matinee at Hacketts
| Theatre
The wedding of Miss Sophie Wisner and Al
fred Trecartin Ogden took place Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffrey Amherst Wisner. No. 402 Wash
ington avenue. The drawing room, where the
Rev. Joseph Burrell, was decorated with white
chrysanthemums and Southern smilax. In the
dining room pink chrysanthemums and greens
formed the decorations. Miss Wisners wedding
, gown of white chiffon, satin hand embroid-
cred, and elaborately trimmed with point ap
plIque. Her only attendant the bride
groom's sister, Mrs Francis NJ Savage, of Joliet.
Ill She gowned in pale pink chiffon and
lace and carried a shower bouquet of pink roses
and maidenhair fern The bride carried a show
or Of roses and lilies-of- the-valley. The best
man was Albert Leonard. and Carroll J. Waddel
Walter 3. Walker. Ralph H. Nesmith and Leeds
Johnson. all of Manhattan, We're the ushers. a
large reception followed, at which Mrs. Wisner
received in gown Of black chiffon velvet and
point lace, and Mrs. ogden wore black chiffon
On returning from their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden Will live at No. 43S Washington ave-
nue.. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Alfred Ogden. Of Yonkers. but formerly
residents Of this borough.
Miss Madeline Downing daughter of Mrs
Richard Francis Downing. of No. 90 Eighth ave
nue., and Or. Edwin Howe Fisher. of No 20 Fort
Greene Place. were married on Tuesday after
noon in st. Augustne's Church by the Rev. Eu-
| gene W. Mccarthy. The bride. gowned in white
/ chiffon ana rose point lace over white satin and
wearing tulle veil fastened with orange bios
SONS. attended by her sister. Miss Mar
guerite Downing. She wore a white lace gown
and carried white chrysanthemums, while the
! bridal bouquet was q shower OF orchids and
! llies-of- -the-Valley. The best man was Lieu
tenant Charles f. Fiske. There were no ushers
II was an exceedingly quiet affair owing to the
| recent death of the brides aunt.
An hour later ST. Augustine's Church was the
scene OF the wedding OF Miss EvangeIine Walsh,
daughter OF Mrs. James Andrew Walsh OF No
Plaza street. and Joseph P. Brennan. son Of Mrs.
Cantwell Brennan. Of Saratoga Springs only
relatives and a few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. which performed by the Rev
Eugene w. Mccarthy, but the invitations 10 the
reception following general
Miss Walsh wore gown OF white satin with
garnituTes Of Venetian lace, and carried lilies
of-the-Yalley ana orchids. Her maid OF honor
and only attendant her sister, Miss Viola
Walsh. She gowned in white marquisette
ever peachblow taffeta and carried pink roses
William Nugent Brennan the best man
The altar was banked with white chrysauthe-
NUNS and greens, and a. the house pink roses
and chrysantheniuuns. combined with palms and
ferns, formed the decorations. Mrs. Walsh was
gowned IN orchid brocade and Mrs Brennan
wore G black velvet gown trimmed with duchess