New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
The Week's Weddings, Engage.
mentS and AmuSementS.

The marriage of Miss Blanche Louise Horton
and the Rev. stephen Van Rensselaer, Trow-
bridge was solemaized on Thursday afternoon
by the Rev. DR.. Samuel Parkes Cadman, assist
ed by the Rev. Joseph h TwitcheI, of Hartford.
81. Pauls Chapel Of the New York Avenue Con-
gregational Church, was the scene of the cere-
mony and a reception followed at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Horton,
Of No. 42lA Hancock street. The decorations at
both the church ard house were in pink Miss
Horizons bridal gown was of white lace net,
over SATIN. She wore a tulle ven and carried
lilies-of-the-valley. The matron of honor, Mrs.
Clare J. Crary, Of Warren, Penn, sister of the
bride, was gowned in white satin messaline and
carried pink roses. The two bridesmaids Miss
Alice May Horton and Miss Marion c. Crary,
| were frocked in white net over pale pink, and
/ carried shower bouquets and sweetpeas. Alex
! ander Barron, Of Pttsburg, was the best man.
and the usheTs were Byron B. Horton of Shef-
| ned, Penn Clare J. Crary. Ernest A. Poole and
/ Marshall Mills. The bride Is a gra iuate of the
| Packer Institute and Smith College AIr and
MS. IroWbridge will go 10 Turkey in October,
Where they will engage in missionary work In
the mean time Mr. Trowbridge will continue as
assistant TO Dr. Cadman.
OF interest 10 society in this borough was the
wedding In Manhattan on Thursday of Miss VII
Ae'nine Stewart Slal1in. daughter Of Mr. and
4 MIS-. John Clafin Of No u Washington SQUARE
North, ard Gustave Town Kirby. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Kirby. The ceremony WAS
uAe church Of the Ascension. and a small re-
tepuon followed at the Clalin home The bride
wore princess gown of white satin embroid-
tfea with silver and trimmed with rosa ,,oint
I3'"- she wore a lace veil and carried sweet
peas and lotus blossoms. Her only at+andar+
was was her cousin, Miss Mary Brent Stewart who
vas gowned in light green messaline and noint
d esprit With this she wore a large green and
NhIle nat and carried pink roses The best man
@ m1s - L hollngsworth Wood, and the ushers
we're william +. S. Griswold Charles RartIett
=, = raven MldGley, Isaac Wheeler Thomas
iA'"'"e!' ernest Staufen, Jr., and Moses Ely
Al me Church of the Ascension. Saturday.
june l6. Miss Isabel Jeanette Hamilton dauob
CI OF Mrs. John Coulter Hamilton, of No 3J7
west 10Th street. was married to Frederick
Valdemar Henshaw. son of Mrs Corna,,o NJ
Henshaw, Of this borough The bride ubo v,as
given away by her brother. James Albert Ham
ION ~ was goWned in white radium trimmed with
- ~ 4doe ana carried bouquet of white sweet
Las. a sister of the bride, Miss Martha G
Hamilton, attended her as maid of honor sba
wore Irock Of white dotted swiss a large white
nat ana carried pink sweetpeas. The best man
was George H. Henshaw, and the ushers v,era
AIher Dean Coulter and Walter P Henshaw
only relatives and a few intimate friends wit
messed the marriage, on Monday evening of Miss
Ehzabeth Swan Talmage and Herman Lfv-
ihsstoh OF Philadelphia, which took place at the
nome Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Miss Talmage wore white satin messaline and
rose point lace and carried lilies-of- -the-vallev
Her only attendant was a little flower girl Miss
Janet Barber, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs Calvin
baIDer' Mathew Livingston was the best man
anu lle ushers were William McKeeYer. John
II Catlin, Arthur Blodgett, Morris McDowelI
William Caldwell. DR.. l. H. Bern. Daniel Tai
mage and Robert S. Talmage The rooms were
decorated with white hydrangeas roses and
hhes-of-the-vaey. The Rev. Dr. CIeland b.
McAfee performed the ceremony
Miss Mary Morrison Brownson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stelle Brownson. OF No
40 Garden Place. and Gawen Kenway were mar
ried Thursday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Huner. No. 50 State street. The bride, whose
only attendant was Miss Cornela Litchfed was
gowned in white satin and carried Ilies-of-the-
valley. The Rev. DIR. ]. Howard Melish was the
officiating clergyman. The best man was A X
Beveridge, and F. Gilmore and F. Bench acted
as ushers.
The wedding of Miss Violet Ruffner and Louis
Kissan; De Bus took place on Wednesday in Gin
cinnat, at the Church of Our Saviour The
bride is the daughter of Lieutenant Colonel E. H
Ruffner, u. S. A. Mr. De Bus is the son of the
late Mrs. Henry De Bus of Ocean avenue Miss
Mary Z. Miner. of Virginia. was the maid of
honor and Robert Carroll, of Cincinnati Iyes the
best man J. Lloyd Prince OF BROOKLYN: Fred
erick Mccleur. of Manhattan; Merritt Iancas-
yer, or lexington and Herman Knapp. of
Covington, KY, the ushers Miss Ruff
IeF wore lace gown made in Rome and Miss
Miner was gOwned in Powered chiffon Tba pay
DIR. Dudley Rhoades officiated
MISS Elsie Olds. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Edward Allen olds. formerly of President
street. and John Leslie Crosthwaite tr were
married week ago yesterday in Grace Church
by the Rev. Carl Relland ii
Plymouth Church was the scene on wedne.
day afternoon Of the wedding of Miss Lucy pur-
chase Skinner and John Wesley Brown. OF BaI.
x<DorN The brides attendants werv Mis. Ed,,n