New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
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Handy of Brooklyn; Frederick s Wayne. of New
ceremony was performed at 7:3O o'clock by the
Rev. J. Howard Melish. under a canopy of roses
t t7e s''i"A me invitations were limited '
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Lewis. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Theodore ]. Lewis. of Philadelphia
and Josiah o. Low took place on Saturday AFTER
noon at 1 o'clock al the home of George Burn
ham, grandfather of the bride, No. 3,4Ol Powelton-
The Rev. William L. Worcester oficiated
The bride gowned in white lace and satin and car,
iylIs d SIloWeI OF a. 1880
by her sister Miss Sidney Lewis, as maid OF nonor
and by Miss Mary Angelina Low Miss Jean Burn
as bridesmaids. They were gowned alike in white
radium silk and lace, relieved by green gtrdles with
was all white. She carried pink sweetpeas, and the
of Manhattan was best man and the ushers were
Lewis Burnham. of philadelphia: Benjamin r; c.
ham DANIEL Downs and give livingston Du Val
pink M W Who T IS the som of M and
Mrs Ghaurcey F. Low Of 10 30 Grace court ana
A large church wedding of the week was that on
Wednesday morning in st. Patrick's Cathedral OF
Miss Beatrix s. Loughran, daughter of the late
Charles Lougfran, OF Manhattan, and Charles a.
OConnor. son of Mrs. Charles A. OConnor, Of No.
SO Rutland Road The nuptal mass was celebrated
by Monsignor LavelIe and the ceremony was per-
formed by Archbishop Farley. The bride was at
nee LOughran; Mrs. F. c. Boos, of Manhattan;
maid of honor Miss Helen Cambloss, of Philadel-
phia and four bridesmaids. Miss ADELE Kaughran,
of Manhattan: Miss Irene O'Donoghue, Miss Evelyn
Jordan and Miss Madeline Keveney, of this Dor
ough. Anthony Fleck. of Manhattan, was the best
man ana the ushers were John D. CT T7 an l
Loughran, Reginald Loughran. James Garvey D.
There was also a little flower Girl Miss Anna
Thompson, and page. Master John Farley LOugh-
lace Te PFs stened With gR" orange 1 BLOSSOMS Mrs
Regain and Mrs. Boos wore white broadcloth gowns
and carried ermine muffs. The maid of honor, in
princess gown of white lace, and the bridesmaids:
a reception was held at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Charles A. OIcott, No. 4S9 Bedford
ave.
At the wedding next Wednesday of Miss Mar
garet GIenwood Hubbard. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs H. B. Hubbard, and Captain William Z.
Cannon, U. S. A, the bride will be attended by
Miss Rita Hubbard maid of honor and by
Miss Edith Quinby, Miss Emile Rushmore and
Miss Alice P. Beebe bridesmaids The best
the ushers will be Lieutenant Colonel David 1.
Wood; Major Gonzales Bingham. Of Philadelphia;
Captain Frank w. Ramsey, Of washington; LAP.
Lieutenant G W. Cole, OF St. Louis. The ceremony
viii take place at GooGk IN St JAMES heid C M en-
home Of the Brides aunt mt T Mrs n a4e s5
the winter at the st. George.
Next Wednesday will also be marked by the wed
ding of Miss Edith Stark Hancock, daughter Of
Captain and Mrs. J. n. Hemphill, of the navy yard,
and Walter Kinds Allen civil engineer. Z. s n.
A large reception will follow the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Robinson, Of No. $40
West Ssth-st.. announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Maude Irene Robinson, to Arthur
CorIies. son Of Mrs Edmund ". Corlies' Of No No
100 Columbia Heights. 1t is TO be one or the
Easter weddings.
Mr. and Mrs NIirabeau Lamar Towns, Of No. "a
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their younger daughter, Miss Christine s Rose Rose
Towns to Harry Evans NechIing son Of the late
The engagement is announced of Miss Margaret
z. Beachanl. daughter of Joseph W. Beacham. Of
N1eriden, Conn, and Henry J. Wright, Of Man
haitian.
OF interest in F1atbush IS the engagement just
announced Of Miss Florence Glover Chtsholme to
J. Wilbur Da1ston. Miss Chisholme lives with her her
Sc Clarkson-st.
/ Mrs Benjamin Burroughs of No. 316 Jefferson
ave. announces the engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Florence Burroughs; to Eugene Harrison son
Mr. and Mrs Walton Lloyd Byrn. of No. 2,817
S2d-st. announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel Elizabeth Byrn, to John Jacob Van
Pelt, Of Van PeIt Manor. No. 1873 66th-st.
Mrs James Reilly Of No. IL Manhattan Square
South. announces the engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Mary Fabian Reilly, 10 Peter Joseph Collins.
of Brooklyn.
Miss Stella Field. of Florence Court. gave
hearts party on Thursday evening of the week be-
fore last in honor of Miss Edith Dorothy Dreyer,
who was married the following Monday to Ira
CLAW Jones. On Friday Mrs. Frederick Behrens
Ryan. nee Cady, gave a euchre in honor Of the
bride-elect at her home. No. 256 Sterling Place
The guests were the hostesss mother, Mrs. Edward
Everett Cady, Mrs. Walter Stevens, Mrs Edna
Edward
Hilda Dreyer. Miss Stella Field Miss Florence
Kuhlke Miss Charlotte Terhune, Miss Josephine
Gibson Miss Mabel Crawford Miss Jeanette Gil
bert Miss Mamie Sellman Miss Abertine Pink
ney Miss Edith Hall. Miss May Cooney Miss
Madeline Nichols and Miss Gladys Barnet
Miss Margaret T. Hubbard was the guest of honor
at q luncheon given Friday, January Y, by Miss
Emilia Rushnlore, OF No. 40 Westinghouse. The
other guests were Miss Rita Hubbard, Miss
SOPHIE Wisner, Miss Edith Quinby Miss Alice
Bebee Miss Nellie Richardson, Mrs. George Van