New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
The WeelFs Weddings, Engage
mentS and announcements.

The Church Of the Pilgrims was the scene
Saturday afternoon, April %. Of the wedding of
Miss Kate Davis Ketcham, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Taylor Ketcham, and Charles Cal
win Putnam. Arches Of Golden Gate roses were
placed over the centre aisle and the chancel was
banked with pink and white azaleas and palms.
The bride was gowned in white Lierre lace, and
she carried lilies-of-the-valey. Her tulle veil
was fastened with ostrich tips and orange
blossoms. Her sister, Mrs. Joseph Tuttle Dur
yea Cornwell, in a gown Of pink messaline with
hat to match and carrying bouquet Of pink
sweetpeas, was the matron Of honor. The brides
Inaids-Miss Grace Putnam Miss Anne p. Hal
lock, Miss Gertrude Lamb, Miss Isabel L. Will
lams Miss Lulu KaVer and Miss Mabel Alden
Holland-Were in frOcks Of white, Powered with
PINK They wore large white NeapOlitan hats
ana carried pink roses. Arthur Alexander
the ushers were Alexander B. Gale Jacob I.
Bergen. Alfred Muller, Guy Carleton, Herbert
ceremony. which took place at o'clock was
followed by large reception at the Ketcham
nome, No. 2l2 Gates avenue, where the decora-
lions were in pink and white. The Rev. DR.. H.
2. Dewey. assisted by the Rev. DR.. s. Parkes
Cadman, oflciated.
Miss Mira Kelly and Ralph Irving Bartholo-
NEW were married on Monday evening at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
John Kelly, No. 56 South Portland avenue. The
ceremony, which was performed at 7:30 o'clock
Dy the Rev. John Humpstone, was witnessed
only by relatives and few near friends, but
large reception followed half an hour later. The
bride gowned in white radium silk and duchess
lace With tule veil fastened by orange bios
SONS. was attended by Miss Isabelle Kelly and
Miss Marjorie Bartholomew. They were gOwned
IN pale yellow Liberty silk and carried dafRodils
Ihe bridal bouquet was OF lilies-Of-the-valley.
The best man was Clarence Howard Montgon-
cry and the ushers were Paulsen Visel Adrian
Paradis and Charles Henry Paradis. The dec
yellow
tholomew are to live at the Roanoke, South Ok
Tord street and Lafayette avenue.
The marriage OF Miss Florence Borroughs,
daughter OF Mrs. Benjamin Borroughs, OF NO.
BIG Jefferson avenue, and Eugene Harrison, son
would elapse and then his patrons would be
shocked at the sight Of a supposedly hard work.
ing italian beneath light gray telescope hat
with flaring colored band, evidently designed
Tor some rakish college boy
Now and then, by way Of contrast, a most
disreputable hat, sunburned and cracked would
be worn at careless angle. Caps soft hats
derbys and the unclassihed things that men
wear on their heads, were each worn FOR a short
tlIne end then discarded. Never was q head
covering known 20 make a second appearance
Inquiry revealed nothing, for the italian was
wisely ignorant OF English.
AZ occurred 70 a man who became greatly in.
tetested In The strange form OF 'Fnania' that the
4talian would be worth watching, The buildings
~ ~ this particular corner are Of such cDnstruo-
t1oh tnat a strong current Is always blowing
| across the elevated structure. After some ttma
traln with an unsuspecting passenger on the
plaltorm came along and when the rSassenger1s
secret was out. $40 A41lAA .
When confronted with the evidence the pro-
prletor 0f the chairs and footrests adTnitfed the
truth, and further remarked that few on the lost
ats aats were ever called for and that he had Tor
ana tile Things that QHHB for such