New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and an
nOunCementS.

Grace Church on the Heights was the scene
on Wednesday afternoon Of the wedding OF Miss
Louisa Whitney Lee and Clement Cleveland ir
son of DR. and Mrs. Clement Cleveland of Man.
haitian. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. C j. T. Wrgey. 1t was followed by
a large reception at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald s. L. Lee of No 1lS
Willow street The church and the house were
decorated with palms and chrysanthemums Miss
Lee was attended by maid of honor. her
cousin Miss Grace Lee Middleton, and six
bridesmaids. Miss Grace Knowlton, Miss Mary
I. Maxwell. Miss Helen Judson. Miss Kathleen
Lynch. Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald. of this bor-
ough. and Miss Dorothea Davenport of Boston
The gowns were Of white Liberty satin made
Empire style, and trimmed with Vaenciennes
ace ana embroidered velvet They wore white
chiiIon mats with long white plumes. The
Dfldes gown was of white chiffon cloth over
satin 1t was also made Empire fashion with a.
YOKE or Brussels lace and a wide band of satin
around the bottom of the skirt. Her tulle veil
was fastened by orange blossoms She carried
iilles-of-the-Valley and orchids. Clifford D. Nal
iory was best man and the ushers were Dun
TaItot Tsib C9rmart E Howard Romans John Lewis.
jr. Henry Law and Alfred T. Norris.
Inc same afternoon Miss Mary Lanman Prem
lice and Frederick Adams Russell were married
n,
pr1de who is the daughter of Mrs N. Sartel
Prentice. of No S5 East 18th streat 1vas a.
tended by Miss Elizabeth w Clark AS maid op
honor and Miss Dorothy G. Smith, Miss Bertha
L. Russell, Miss Ethel f. Willard Miss Mildred
Harbeck and Miss Helen Harbeck Robert A
Lesson or Boston. was the best man, and the
ushers We're Theron r. Strong Guv Van
Amringe. James Norwell and Timothy w Hoxie,
Only relatives We're invited to the ceremony and
reception which followed at the Hotel Ruckinq
ham Mr.. and Mrs Russell will live at No 20
West 45th street. The bride is q granddaupb
ter OF the late John H. Prentice a we'll known
resident OF the Heights.
Thursday evening Miss Natalie Stanton.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Albert stan
ton, of No. 12S Remsen street. was married to
Sidney Robinson Kennedy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah r. Kennedy. OF No. 33 Prospect Park
west. Miss Stanton. gowned in white Liberty
satin and lace and wearing a lace veil. had as
her only attendant her sister Miss Mabel Stan
loi' VINO wore white lace robe and carried
Golden Gate roses. The bride carried Iilies-of
the-Valley. The best man William Raw and
Ihe ushers We're Leonard Kennedy, David Stuart
Ihomas d Hewitt of this borough. Reuhen
Hitchcock. of Cleveland: Northng Scranton. OF
;Tsl scranton, and Z. T. Noble, of Pittsburg.
The Rev. DR.. L. Mason Clarke of the First
presbyterian Church. assisted by the Rev DR.
Newell Newell Dwight Hills. of Plymouth Church, Of
hclated The rooms were decorated with white
roses and chrysanthemums. Southern smilax
and palms
The marriage Of Miss Marian Ethel Rsrron
daughter OF AIr. and Mrs. Walter J. Barron and
Ihonlas HCdSkisS Harris, of Havana Cuba wa
solemnized Thursday noon at Christ Church in
Bedford avenue. Bishop Darlington of Harris
burg. Penn, formerly rector of Christ Church
performed the ceremony, assisted by Rishop A
W. Knight OF Cuba, and the Rev w Sheafe
Chase. MISS Elinor Darlington was the brides
only attendant. Miss Barron was eowned in
white chifon gauze over white satin and Chan
THY lace. She Wore a tulle veil fastened with
sprays OF orange blossoms, and carried a bou-
quet OF Bride roses and lilies This
bridegrooms brother. Edward c. Harris was
the best man. and the ushers wera Charles 4;
Mead, of Manhattan; Edward A ChiIver of Ro
selle. n. j.. A. c. Morrison of Chicago. Thomas
n. Fairbanks, the Rev. r. III Scott ana Renia
min Barron wedding breakfast followed at
the Barron home, No. 4b1 Bedford evenue Tne
bride was admitted to the New York bar ar
year. She is member OF the Woman awvers'
Club, Sorosis, the Urban Club and tba Eort
Greene Chapter of the Daughters of the n,eri
can Revolution. Mr.. and Mrs Harris viii soon
sail for Cuba, where they will make their ner-
manent home
The date set for the wedding of Miss Mary
Pinkerton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Allan Pinkerton. and Jay Freeborn Carlisle
whose engagement was announced the latter