New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and IN
nOuncemcntS Of the Borough.

The wedding Of Miss Lillian C. Parltt daugh-
ter Of Walter I. ParAtt ana Fredericl, c. Mac
AIahOn tool, place Tuesday evening at the O.I
Homestead IN Bensonhurst The decorations con-
sisted of roses daisies and green's. Tho bride was
gowned in white lace and taffeta and carried lilies
of-the-Valley and sweetpeas Miss Anna Parftt,
the maid Of honor. was frocked in white tule ana
carried pink sweetpeas. william MacMahon was
the best man. ana there were no ushers The
ribbons held by Miss Trxie Parker Miss Iaine
MacMahon, Masters Walter Hubbard and Frank
Hubbard. The Rev. DR. Alfred IL Brush per
formed the ceremony, which followed by
large reception.
The wedding in Paris. Thursday. Of Miss Louise
Robbins Lynch and Robert / Ho2ilat Is ~ inter
est In this borough. the bride is grand -daugh-
ter Of the late Daniel Robbins Of Monroe Place.
The ceremony took place in the Church Of St.
Honore dEylan and the reception which followed
was held at the home Of the brides mother Mrs.
Peter ". Lynch. Miss Lynch's gown was Of heavy
white satin and old point lace Her after dants.
the Misses Hoguet. wore pale blue satin. Mr.
Hoguets brothers were the ushers.
An out-oftown wedding on Wednesday was that
az Miss Alice Amelia Blair. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Blair. and Norris Bradford But
!er' son of Dr. William Morris Butler. The cere-
mony took place the home OF the brides par
ents, NO. 2G4 Washington avenue. Glen Ridge
y. J. al 3 o'clock. The Rev Dr. Amorv Howe
Bradford uncle of the bridegroom, and the
Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight IIillis of Plymouth
church. ofhciated. Miss Blair, who unattend-
cd wore a princess gown of embroidered lace over
chiffon and satin and Il ven Of old lace fastened
by coronet Of orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet Of Bride roses Hies-of-thc valley
ana orc.tdS Mr. Butter who Is graduate Of
Amherst and the Harvard Law School. had as his
best man Donald Parson, Of Youngstown. Ohio
The ushers were john Noble Blair Of Manhattan;
Frank Ross Blair, OF New Britain, Conn: Arthur
Howe Bradford, OF MOntclair y. j.; Robert Au-
gustus Dean, OF Fall River Mass; Alexander Cor
don, Of Washington. and Harry Clay Howe, Of
Brooklyn The house profusely decorated with
roses and palms. Mrs. Blair gowned in black
net and Flemish lace. Mrs. Butler princess
gown Of white Russian lace over pale blue. Mr.
and Mrs. Butler will spend the summer Yachting
and in the fall will make their home in Brooklyn.
The Bairs formerly lived in this borough. DR.. and
Mrs. Butler live at No 50 Clinton
One Of the largest church weddings OF last week
was that on Wednesday evening, OF Miss Annette
Bacon, daughter Of Mrs. Peter Bacon, OF No. 40i
Sterling Place, and Albert J. BUttling The
mOny took place at O'Clock IN St Theresa's
Church. with the Rev. John A. McKeon officiating.
and reception followed at the home of the brides
mother. The decorations at both the church and
house were in pink and white The brides gown
or white satin was embroidered with orange bios
SONS and trimmed with point lace She wore
& tule veil and carried shower of nIes-of-the-
valley, white sweetpeas and orchids. Mrs Ed
ward @. Campbell. the matron Of honor, wore her
wedding gown OF white satin and carried pink
sweetpeas. The other attendants, Miss Rose n.
Byrnes, Miss Grace II. Rover and Mrs. Henry A.
Kelly. jr, wore white lingerie gowns over pink
and carried sweetpeas and lilacs All wore large
white Neapolitan hats, trimmed with pink. The
best man was Thomas f. Buttling, and the ushers
We're H Clay Remer. jr. Edward @ Campbell
Daniel Mccain. Joseph MCLEAN. William p.
Cherry, Clarence S. Woodman and James Feeney
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttling sailed Thursday by the
Prince Arthur. and will spend the summer at the
Rangeiey Lakes. They will return TO town about
the middle of September. and make their home at
No. a01 Park Place. which Mr.. Buttling's wed
ding present TO his bride
Miss Elsie McCoIl. daughter Of Mrs Florence
Linder McColl, of No. 10l Bergen street. and Henry
Morgan Hobart, son OF Mrs. Frederick Hobart, OF
Monroe street, to be married on Wednesday
August Z The Pope Memorial Church. at North
u-h Tha Fp1lc hu,ra st,a{,
summer home. will be the of the ceremony
The Washington Avenue Baptist Church was the
scene on Tuesday evening OF the marriage of Miss
Aline Hortense Coston TO Eugene Vinton Ianders
of Binghamton, y. Y. Miss Estella McIIugh
frocked in pale pink silk and carrying sweetpeas
was the only attendant of the bride who was
gowned IN cream silk and rose point lace made EN-
pire fashion. She carried Bride roses and orchids
Mark I. Landers was the best man, and the ushers
were Andrew Leland Adams, Alpin !. Dunn Wal
ter L. Coston, OF Brooklyn. and Andrew D. Young
of Oswego.
In the Church Of the Incarnation on Wednesday
svsning took place the wedding Of Miss Mabel 6ts