New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
The Week's Weddings, Engage
ments and AmuSe9nents.

Miss Ethel Pension Walden and Philip A
Howard We're married on Wednesday. only
relatives and few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev.
Frank Page. OF St. Johns Episcopal Church, at
the home of the brides parents AGr. and Mrs.
Charles c. Walden No 63 Rutland Road, Flat
bush, but general reception followed Miss
Helen Pension, maid of honor, was gowned
in white point d'esprit and carried pink roses.
The four bridesmaids, Miss Marie Walden, Miss
Edna ~. Jubring, Miss Georgette Pension and
MISS Aeihe FeHiston, OF Washing ton, We're
frocked alike in fowered French organdie and
carried pink roses. The bride wore I4ierre lace
robe over white satin, and her bouquet was a
shower of roses and lllies-of- the valley. AlYah
=: Eeed was best man, and the ushers We're
Thomas Walden and Charles c. Walden jr.
Mrs. Walden was goWned in black silk lace over
white taffeta- The rooms were decorated with
palms and pink roses
Miss Alice Pritchard Wells and Carlisle Dana
were married on Thursday. June 2l. at the home
Of the brides uncle, David s. Wells No. 1878
Pacific street. The bride, wearing her travelling
gown and carrying a bouquet of white sweet
peas. had as her only attendant Miss Margaret
Caroline Wells. Her frock was of white net re-
lieved by blue girdle, and she carried mar
Rev DR.. Robert NJ w. Black of1cated.
An out Of town wedding on Saturday June %,
was that of Miss Mabel e Ferguson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ferguson, OF Hunting
ton, Long Island. and Hiram A. Baylis. The cere-
nlony was performed at the Central Presby-
terian Church, OF Huntington, by the Rev. S..
II. Seem. The bride gowned in white messa-
line and lace and carried white roses. She wore
q long tulle veil and the gift of DIr Baylis, a
topaz and pearl necklace. She unattended.
There was no best man. The ushers were Percy
b. Jarvis, Frank Barrett, q. Stanley Jarvis,
Samuel Hunting Cook, Lewis B. Smith and ROs-
well Baylis
ne wedding of Miss Tlebepoa EOSo Merritt
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus H. Merritt
OF Halsey street. and Rowland J. Shines. jr., took
place on Wednesday OF the week before last at
the country home OF the brides uncle, Henry
Brown. The Ldndens, Hastings-on-H Hudson. The
ceremony was performed at noon on the lawn
in front OF the house by the Rev. DR.. Potterton.
OF the Church OF Our Father Miss Merritt 5
bridal gown was OF white silk null and duchess
lace. She carried Bride roses. Miss katherine
Brown, as flower girl, was her only attendant.
DIR. VI. Harris was the best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shines win make their home in Brooklyn in the
fall Part Of the summer they will be with the
MeFritts az their home az Moriches, and the lat
ter part OF the season they will spend Is Maine.
Another wedding OF the week before last was
that on Thursday of Miss Bessie Whiting,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs W. ]. Whiting, OF No
20s Hewes street. and Charles Allan Boyd, OF
Bloomfield n. J. Miss Writings gown was OF
white chiffon and duchess lace over satin and
she carried lilies Of -the-yalley. Mrs. Edward
Franlzel, jr., was her matron OF honor. Maurice
c. Boyd was the best man. and the ushers were
Pliny BOYD aVd William J. Whiting. jr II was
a home ceremony. The Rev. Charles Kendall, Of
Trinity Church. New Dorp, Staten Island. OFF,
ciated.
Monday. July 10 IS the date set for the we'd
ding of Miss Jessie skIrving Kidd. niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Hunter. of Bay Ridge, and
Charles c. MaeKay. II is 20 be a quiet home cere-
rony ar the Hunter home. s5th street and Sec
end avenue, Miss Mildred Lucille Hunter will
be the maid OF honor, and Henry Mackay, Jr.,
viii be the beet man. -Four O'Clock is the hour