New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
The Weck's Weddings. Receptions
and EngdgcmentS.


Only relatives and a few intimate friends wit
messed the marriage Wednesday Of Miss Hen
rie;ta WhitIidge Dali. daughter OF Mrs. Austin
Dali, of No 40 Garden Place. and Frank Donald
son Wynn, but large reception followed. The
ceremony was performed by the E"r DR. Charles
I. J. Wrigley. OF Grace Church. The drawing
room was decorated with pink and white flowers
dogwoo1 and palms. The bride was goTned in
and ieof 5 i e%aey % The only attendant Vas
her niece, Miss Mary Austin Aldrich. OF Manhat-
She frOck of pink Powered organize.
and carried daisies and Iilies-of-thevaley Thomas
Mary Austin Dali and Miss Ellen Marshall sempIe
acted as hower girls The hTtdesr'om IS the son son
| mock. va.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Emma Thayer,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs 0rris f. Thayer, and
Willis Stephen Darrow, took place Tuesday even
ing in the New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church The bride. who gowned in white satin
and applique, and carried white roses at
tended by matron Of honor, Mrs. \ Goldman
Morgan: a maid Of honor. Miss " Z. Thayer, and
Laura a. DarroW Ms Morgan ana Miss Thayer
wore gowns Of white hanzai cloth aud the two
maids were In white organdie nfy wore "TCalrS r
instead Of hats and carried pink carnau9ns. iHere
row, Zs The best man was Wilton j. Darrow Of
Manhattan, and the ushers, were Ralph " Buddi
sheldon A Ducret. The Rev. DR.. Francis J. Nc
ConneI performed the ceremony. which was tol-
lowed by a small reception at the Thayer home, No
SO Park Place. The decorations were in PINK
and white at both the church and house.
Miss Jessie IauTctta IoumeE ana 5E'i!eE b"y
Bass were married Wednesday evening, at the
home Of the brides parents. ATr. and Mrs. David
Francis Tourney. No. 565 7th street. The bride
+, gowned in ivory marqusette and satin, was at
tended by Miss Nan FRANKIE. in pale pink MESA
line. and Miss Edna Hin, in pink crepe de chine
They carried pink roses and madenhair ferns
stanley Bass was the best man, but there were no
ushers.
Another home wedding on Wednesday evening
was that of Miss Gladys Louise Keser, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Keiser. OF No. 95S St
| Marks avenue and William Stewart Koithan The
ceremony was performed At o'clock, under n
bower Of Easter lilies and palms The bride was
! dirSsoa' Kejser and Miss ELSIE Swegiey' Mrs
| Pryor wore a gown Of pink marquisette and car
ried Golden Gate roses. The bridesmaids were in
| The brides gown was of white satin messaline
End Nenen IA 5cei iief 2on4Gfi was a Smo|eT % no 9"
Robert ". Pryor, and the ushers were Harold
Austin and Joseph \. Scott
The breakfast and reception following the we'd
ding Wednesday morning Of Miss Florence
Brooks Drummond and James Edwin Stiles was
given at the Hotel Mohawk IN Washington ave
nue.. The ceremony took place at 70 o'clock in the
chapel Of St. John the Disciple. The bride at
tended by Miss Anne Gilbert Drummond maid
of honor. She was frocked in pink lowered chiffon
pink taffeta, and carried pink The two
bridesmaids, Miss Isabel Scanlon and Miss Mary
Walsh wore princess lingerie gowns and carried
| arine Drummond, also wore lingerie froclI The
best was Lewis Evans Drummond, and the
Drummond. The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
I Mrs Andrew Lewis DTummOnd, of Lafayette ave-
Mr.. Stiles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. jacob
Miller Stiles, OF Philadelphia
Miss Louise Petrie Helms and Tracey Frost Man
VILE of Waterbury, Conn. married Wednes-
day evening by the Rev. DR. John T. Lloyd. of the
Flatbush Reformed Church. The ceremony took
place the home of the brides parents. NJ and
Mrs. Henry Helms, No. 224 nth street. Pink roses
and smilax formed the decorations The bride
empire robe Of princess lace over white
satin and carried lies-of-the-valley. Her maid
of honor, Miss Grace Constance Hanna and the
bridesmaid Miss Emma Josephine ManvIlio wore
| empire gowns of pink meSSaline and carried pink
! flowers. The little flower girl. Miss Elsa Margaret
Helms. was frocked in silk and lace and carried
II. Helms and the ushers Walter A Fairchild
and Richard PreusseT. jr.
In St Jamess Protestant Episcopal Church
wednesday evening took place the marriage of
Miss Clara Belle Mitchell. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Lyton Mitchell. of No. II Hart street
, and Howard Franklin Beebe, of Mrs. Richard
Conllin of Freeport. Long Island. The ceremony
was performed at $50 o'clock by the Rev Dr.
George T. Dowling. and large reception followed
at the Wllloughby Mansion. The chanceI was
banked with pink roses and palms and the same
flowers were used in the decorations ct the
Willoughby Mansion. Miss Mitchell an en-
pire gown OF white messaline and duchess lace
! made with a full court train. She the con-
ventonal long tuile veil ana carried shower Of
lilies he valley Her only ornament Mr..
Beebe's gift a diamond brooch. Miss Jessie Wayne
Townsend the maid OF honor. she
empire gown of pale pink marQusette pink
The bridesmaids Miss Gertrude Coombs and Miss
Grace NanderWateT, wore empire gowns Of white
chiffon over pink Instead of bouquets thes carried
scarfs OF pink roses and pearl brooches. the gifts
from the bride. The flower girl Miss Marjorie !.
carried a hat full of pink roses, The best
was Harry Ward Beebe, and William e. Town