New-York tribune., 1907-05-26
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings. Engagements and an
ROUncements Of the BOrOUgb.

Miss Leslie Louise Ackerman. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs J. Frederick Ackernan. was married
yesterday afternoon TO Ernest Chalklcy Wills
son a Mr. and Mrs. Charles r Wills in Christ
Church, Greenwich, Conn. The church was dec
GRATED with apple blossoms and palms The
brides gown was Of white duchess satin. en-
broioeIed and trimmed with rose point lace
Her bouquet of sweetpeas and orange
blossoms and she wore q diamond and pearl
pendant the gift of the bridegroom Miss Annie
Alderman. as maid Of honor wore Il gown OF
"hlte lace and radium. and pink hat trimmed
WIN rumes She carried onk roses The
orldeSmaids. Miss Mary Latin. Miss Grace Bed
lord, MISS Nellie Dingee. Of BrOOkIyu. Miss Mar
saret Green. Miss Helen Smyth. Of Manhattan
and Miss Ruth Wills. of Greenwich were al
t, tmSu IN Iale blue chiffon cloth. made Empire
Iashlon; They wore Leghorn hats trimmed with
blue plumes and pink tulIe. They carried
showers OF pink sweetpeas. Mr Wills was at
tended by William NJ. Bradshaw, as best man,
and the ushcrs were Charles s Wills EIIerv 4
Mann Norman L. McCutcheon Fleming Titch
J. Roe Stewart and j. Harold Pearch The Re-,
George NJ Thompson performed the ceremony
which was followed by q reception at the home
OF tho brides parents in Belle Haven.
The date for the wedding of Miss Marie Bald
win and Wyllys Terry has been decided upon.
The ceremony is 10 take place on Wednesday
June 10. in St. Bernards Church. BernardsyiIe
n J.. but further details have not yet been an
nounced Miss Baldwin. who is the daughter Of
makes
her home with her sister. Mrs Walter F. Bliss
of No. 13 Park avenue. Manhattan They are
now at their Bernardsville place.
In St. Johns Church, at > o'clock on Wednes-
day afternoon. soIemnzed the marriage OF
Miss Grace Milton Irvine to Richard Irving Nc
Kenney. L. s. A. The bride, gowned in white
chiffon cloth and lace, was attended by a maid
Of honor, Miss Florence Irvine. and four brides
maids, Miss Anna Francis. Miss Alice Rose,
Miss Marguerite Zimmerman and Miss Eliza
beth Mackay They white lingerie frocks
and large white Neapolitan hats trimmed with
pink The brides bouquet was of lilies-of- the
valley. The maid of honor carried white lilacs
and the other attendants pink sweetpeas The
bridegroom, who is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. &.
X. McKenney, of St. Paul had as his best
Captain Percy Poe Bishop L. >. A. and for his
ushers Allen Grey Hoyt, Dean Edmunds, Joseph
+. Freeman of Manhattan, and William S.
Broughton, Of Washington. The Rev DR.. Frank
Page performed the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by reception at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. William Irvine, of No. 523 9th
street. The invitations were limited TO rea-
tives and intimate friends.
Owing to the recent death of the bridegroom's
mother none but relatives Witnessed the mar
riage OF Miss Josephine b. Story. daughter of
General Joseph G. Story, TO Rodney Thursby.
The bride wore gown Of white Marquisette and
carried lilies-of-the-valey. Her only attendant
was Mrs. Henry G. Story. who pale gray
gown and hat and carried American Beauty
roses. James Thursby was his brothers best
man Mr. Thursby is the son of the late Mrs
Helen NJ. Thursby. The ceremony was per-
formed In Christ Church. Bedford avenue. The
Rev William f. Chase officiated.
day evening that OF Miss Alice Maude
zimmerman, daughter of Mrs. William Richard
Cunningham OF No. 457 3D. street. and Andrew
G. Lange. The ceremony was performed in the