New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT.
Weddings, Engagements and In
nOuncements Of the ROrOngh.


The wedding of Miss Lucie w Thomas and
Frederick L. Bedford. son Of Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward j. Bedford, took place at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Helen L. Thomas. No. 467
Beacon street, Boston. on Monday afternoon
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Alexander Mann rector Of Trinity Church, and
was followed by a small reception for relatives
and a few intimate friends The bride who
was unattended gOWued in marduiSe lace
orchids
DR.. Alfred Henderson. of Manhattan. was the
best man, and the ushers were Edward Van
Sickle and Thomas @. Flaherty, of Brooklyn, and
J. Winthrop Foster and Harry Thomas. of Bos-
ton. The drawing room decorated with
white chrysanthemumS and greens. Mrs Thomas
received in gown of gray crepe de chine and
duchess lace, while the bridegrooms mother was
IN gray chiffon cloth The bride is we'll known
IN Brooklyn society, she has always spent
her summers with her grandfather, s. S Stew
ems, at his place at Babylon, Long Island.
MT, ana Mrs; Bedford sailed for Europe on
"Wednesday on the Oceanic, and on their return
viii make their home in Manhattan.
st. Thomas's Church. Manhattan. was the
scene Saturday November 8. Of the wedding of
j Miss Ethel Howell. daughter Of Mrs Ira Bar
rows. Of No. 26 East saith street and George
Willis Peters, jr. The brides attendants were
Mrs. Edward Heath Peters, as matron of honor
and Miss Adelaide Knox Miss Grace Fargo,
Miss Annette Whipple Miss jeanette Charier,
Miss Josephine Howell and Miss Beatrice
Howell. of Philadelphia Mrs. Peters was
gowned in pale blue silk with hat to match. and
the others wore pink messaline trimmed with
gold embroidery The brides gown was of
ivory satin and lace and she wore lace veil. The
best man was John Dodge Peters and the ushers
were Norman /. Snow, Glover Beardsley, Lin
don W. Bates, jr.. LeavenwOrth p. Sperry and
Edward Heath Sperry. A large reception fol-
lowed the ceremony at the BarrOws home.
On the previous Thursday wedding also Of
interest in Brooklyn took place at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church It was that of
Miss Julie NJ. Victor, daughter of Mir and Mrs
George r Victor Of No % West SD street
and John Lionberger Davis. The church was
decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves and at the house the decorations
were in the same order. but the flowers used
were white. Miss Victor wore a princess gown
OF heavy white satin trimmed with lace. Her
long tule veil was fastened by orange blossoms
and she carried lilies-Of-the-valley. Her only
ornament the gift of the bridegroom, a
diamond paved heart. The brides only attend
ant was Miss Grace Dwight. who gOWned
in blue chiffon and velvet: John Prentice Kel-
logg was the best man, and the ushers were Ed
ward Malincrodt, Howard Alexander Smith,
Schuyler Smith and Thomas F. Victor.
Mr. and Mrs Davis sailed Saturday for Italy
on the Cretic. They viii live in Vandeventer
Place. St Louis
At the wedding of Miss Helen Talbot Oily
phant and Prentice Strong. which is TO take
Church. Manhattan, the bride will be attended
by Miss Annie Morse Olyphant. as maid OF
honor. and six bridesmaids Sophie Vernon
Olyphant, Miss Ruth Perkins Miss Mary Wood.
Miss Ray l.. Winters, Miss Mathilde Cleverick
and Miss Margaret r. L. Walsh. Theron r.
Strong will he the best man. and the ushers
will be Albert Hunt Marckwald, Of Brooklyn:
Charles Eustace Kneeand and Eckford Craven
De Kay, Of Manhattan; De Witt Clinton Noyes
OF Porto Rico; Henry sayres McAuley. Of Chi
cagO. and Murray Olyphant. OF Engewood. n. J.
Thursday I'll be marked by the wedding OF
Miss Marion Fthel Barron, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Jay Barron, Of No. 461 Bedford
avenue. and Thomas H. Harris, of Havana.
Bishop Darlington will come on from Harris
burg. Penn, 10 perform the ceremony at Christ
Church, Bedford avenue. Of which he for
merly rector. Miss Elinor Darlington will be
the brides only attendant The best man is 10
be Edward g. Harris, and the ushers will be
Thomas W. Fairbanks. Edward A. ChilVer. A. G.
Morrison, Benjamin NJ. Barron, Charles Mead
and the Rev Heber Scott. The bride elect IL
member Of the Womans Lawyers Club, the
Soross, the Urban and the Fort Greene Chapter
OF the Daughters of the American Revolution
ST. Paul's Church. Flatbush. will be the scene
on Monday evening, November 10, Of the we'd
ding OF Miss Alice Robbins Langford, daughter
OF Mrs James H Langford. OF No. 100 Lincoln
Road, and Edward Nottingham Whiting, son of
Mrs Eleanor Whiting. of No 30 Montgomery
Place The brides sister. Miss Elizabeth Brooke
Langford. viii serve as maid OF honor yvhiIa The
other attendants viii be Miss Jessie RandoInb
Langford, Miss Helen Rossiter, Miss Mande
Crombie ana Mrs. william NJ. Sawyer Herbert
Whiting Will be his brothers best man and tho
ushers are 10 be the Rev Oliver Paul RsrnhiU
ss Staten Island; Clifford Conrow. Frederick