New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
The Week's Weddings, Engage
mentS and announcements.

UtCHJS ana announcements.
The Church of All Angels was the scene on
Wednesday evening of the wedding Of Miss
Marion Adele Baggs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Baggs and Edwin G. Worcester,
Of the Hotel St. George. The chancel was
banked with autumn leaves mad hydrangeas and
over the main aisle were arches Of dahlias and
| oak leaves The bride was gowned in white
satin and duchess lace, made princess fashion,
with a full court train. incrusted with silver
applique. She wore tulle veil, fastened by
orange blossoms. and carried a shower bouquet
Of lilies-of-the-valley and gardenias. Her ma
trCn OF honor. Mrs. John S. Ogilvie wore q gown
OF pink and white fowered net and carried pink
roses. The other attendants. Mrs Ten Brock
Terhune. Miss Ethel Rogers Miss Theodore
Wood and Miss Katherine Duffy, wore froclks of
pink messaline, trimmed with chiffon applique.
ana carried pink roses. The best man was Spen-
! Ger c. Antwerp of New Brunswick and the ush-
ers We're Frederick p. Oliver William T. Emery
Clarence \. Pratt, of this borough: Henry y.
Mills. Frederick c. Baggs and Ralph Baggs of
Manhattan. A large reception followed at the
Baggs home, No. 211 West 18th street. where
the decorations were similar to those at the
church. The receiving party stood under a
canopy Of white roses. Mlies-of- the-valIey and
ferns. Mrs Franklin E Worcester was gowned
IN pale pink chiffon cloth and wore pearls, while
the brides mother wore white robe spangled
with gold. Mr.. and Mrs. Worcester Will spend
the greater part Of the winter at the St George
From Monmouth Beach, N. J.. comes news Of
the engagement of Miss Kate de Forest Prem
tice. daughter of Mr. and Mrs w s. P. Prentice
or No. % East Doth street. TO Reeve Schey, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W T. Schley, Of No Il West
52d street. Manhattan The engagement was
announced at dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
Prentice at the Monmouth Beach Club house
Friday evening of the week before last Mr.
| Schley was graduated from Yale in 1903 the
| same year that his fiancee made her debut She
| is well known in Heights society being a grand
daughter Of the late John Prentice.
yI,to
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Alfred Cook. and WV
| coff Bennett took place Monday evening at the
! home Of the brides parents No. 9S3 Ocean ave-
nue.. The drawing decorated with
white roses and asters combined with ferns
! The ceremony took place under a bower Of these
! nowers and against the walls of the halls were
! banked autumn foliage and palms The brides
! gown was Of white satin and duchess lace She
/ wore the conventional tule veil and orange
/ blossoms, and carried a shower of bride roses
Her maid Of honor, Miss Ada Bennett wore a
princess gown Of pink radium and carried roses
or the same color. Three little grls-AIiss Helen
! Kennedy, Miss Emily Cook and Miss Florence
Cook--were ribbon bearers. They wore white
lingerie frocks. with pink sashes, and carried
baskets Of pink roses. The decorations in the
aiming room were in pink and white.
Cards have been issued by Colin Grant Mack
eazie. Of No. 40 Lincoln Place. for the marriage
Of his daughter. Mabel Lowell Mackenzie and
Frederick Carleton Lockhart which will take
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| VIII be the maid Of honor. and Charles Stewart
! Mackenzie the best man. Arthur T Schoen-
! igahn and Herbert c. Mackenzie, the well known
Crescent hockey player are to be the ushers
! It viii be a home ceremony.
! On Wednesday evening Miss Eleanor H Phil
| lips and John B. Warnock were married at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Phillips No $40 Nostrand avenue. Miss Phil
lips was attended by Miss Theresa Brooks. who
/ VVh fra sfll-
slip. and carried pink roses, The brides gown
was Of white satin messaline and duchess lace
! With this she wore a tulle veil fastened bv
/ sprays OF orange blossoms and carried
sh0"er bouquet OF white roses and lilies the
| rsaIiey. Mrs. Warnocks gift diamond
! brooch. David K Warnock was the best man
ana the ushers We're William F. Law Of New
9, 9ih, ana John L Walker. Of Manhattan. Miss
| ftutn M Brown was the flower girl The cere-
| Inony. which was performed by the Rev ] F.
carson was followed by a large receptton pink
aho White roses and greens were used extensive
| ~ In the decorations
inc Chnton Avenue Congregational Church
viii be the scene Wednesday evening NJ the
wedding Of Miss Mabel Parker Wright ana
George Garrison Blackhouse The ceremony will
be followed by reception at the home ~ the
| brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Edward T,,arat+
| wright No. o32 Hancock street M,ss uyr,,b.
mas CHOSEN as her bridesmaids Miss Fnuga1ia
ReTnsen Wright. Miss Florence AdalA TUrtgbt
Miss Lillian Adelaide Backhouse. MIS- R.tbS1,L
Rebecca Backhouse Miss Ethel AdeJaide T 80, -
renee and Miss Elsie Fuller John 9aToId
spencer VIII be the best man ana ,ba ,,sher- -
will be Ernest Durham Henry Rerna o us6eIs II
| penter. Ralph Johnson. William KaiIboi Nar-
thur Morris and Sherman Douglas Poyven Ar
On Wednesday. October IL. the vedo,r. -,
Miss Sophie Hall. daughter Of Mra Co.'S -
Hall. OF Westport on Lake Chasnplssn and
Philip Manchester Wheeler, son of the ,o,. c.
ford A Wheeler OF Brooklyn. will taka rIooa
The brides attendants TO be M,ss 49,.
EDDY. OF Westport; Miss Mary A Panrt- "a
Philadelphia. and Miss Hsnr1setA A Goba. ot