New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT,
Weddings, Engagements and Enter
t0inmentS Of the Borough.

The wedding of Miss Katherine Mason South
wick and Ernest Gunther Victor. son Of Carl
Victor, of Manhattan. took place Yesterday af-
ternoon at . o'clock in the Church of the Sa-
viour. The brides attendants were Miss Jean
F. Southwick, maid of honor. Miss Pauline
NJ. Mason, the first bridesmaid Miss Lillian
Curtiss. of Summit. N j. Miss Elizabeth
Schroeder of EngeWood, y. j.; Miss GLADYS
King, of Staten Island; Miss Kittie L. Stone,
of Saginaw, Mich; Miss Therese Hewitt of the
Heights. and Mrs. r. z. Curtiss, of Manhattan
The best man, was John Victor and the ushers
We're George Switzer. Charles Switzer. Max
Schmidt, Paul Pickhardt. Herbert Schwarz
Theodore Steinway. Rudolph Pagenstecker
Gustav Pagenstecker, Louis Southwick and
Fritz Victor. a reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs Francis H. Southwick, No. 81 Pierre
pont street.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss Grace
Knowlton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Eben ].
Knowlton. of No. A Pierrepont street and
Burr Clark Chamberlain, of Dalton Mass II
is TO be a home ceremony, Thursday November
IA. Miss Alice Beers Will be Miss Knowlton's
only attendant. Charles Chamberlain. will be
the best man There will be no ushers.
Miss Anne Pierce HaIlocl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Waverley West Hallock Of No III
Lefferts Place, and Arthur Looms Harmon
were married yesterday afternoon at o'clock
in the Church Of the Holy Trinity. Oak leaves
and yellow and white chrysanthemums were
used in the decorations. The bride was gowned
in white chiffon and princess lace and wore =
tulle veil fastened by orange blossoms She
attended by her sister. Miss Edith Cam
meyer Hallock, Miss Margaret Harris, Of Man
haitian; Miss Ruth Barrett and Miss Margaret
Caddard, of Painfield. y. J. They wore gowns
of yellow chiffon with Empire coats of pink and
white pompadOur silk and white lace hats.
The brides bouquet Of lilies-of-t -the-valley
The best man was Max Berkine and the ushers
We're Richard Steele. Francis owen Lathrop
DR.. Frederick James Barrett, Albert Van Vost
Benson. jr.. Raymond Durham. and William
MacMutrie. There reception follow
ing the ceremony, but dinner was given for
the members Of the bridal party. Mrs. HallocIx
was gowned in tan crepe meteor. Mr.. and Mrs
Harmon VIII live in Manhattan.
Miss Marion Beach Bogardus daughter of
Mrs. Leonard Freeland Bogardus, was married
on Thursday evening to Willis Munro at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Allison Burton Roome
No 163 Prospect Park West The Rev DR.
Percy Stickney Grant. of the Church Of the As
censon, Manhattan, officated. The rooms were
decorated with masses OF pink and white chrys-
anthemums and roses against a background of
palms and ferns. The brides gown was OF
white satin messaline trimmed with duchess
lace. She wore tule veil fastened by a
wreath of orange blossoms and carried Bride
roses. Her only attendant was her little niece
Miss Viola Lucille Roome who was frocked In
white lace over pale pink, and carried a basket
of pink roses Francis Noyes Balch Of Jamaica
Plains. a classmate OF Mr.. Munro AT Harvard,
was his best man, and Allison Burton Roome
and Shellman Tiffany Stewart served as ushers
Inc DrlHe S mother was SOWned in white
meteor and old lace, and Mrs. Roomc white
crepe de chine and duchess lace. The invita-
uons were limited to relatives Mr.. and Mrs
Munro VIII spend the greater part of this winter
travelling.
There was considerable representation from
this borough at the wedding on Wednesday in
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest Manhattan of
Miss Harriet Hammond Hoyt daughter Of Mrs
James Otis Hoyt, and J. Frank Phillips, son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis Phillips, Of
No. 40 Eighth avenue. The Rev. Herbert Ship
man performed the ceremony which was fol-
lowed by reception at the Hoyt residence No.
80 West 18th street The bride a gown
Of white satin trimmed with old family lace and
a lace veil. Her sister, Miss Emily Hoyt was
the maid OF honor and Miss Mary Hoyt, Miss
Mary A AIdrich Miss Bertha Phillips Miss
Lucy w. Hatch Miss Alice Barrett and Miss
Elsa Fors were the bridesmaids They were
frocked in white chiffon and carried yellow
roses. while the maid Of honor was gowned in
yellow satin and carried roses and jasmine
The bride carried lilies-of-the- valley. Edward
Esty Stolwell was the best man. and DR.. Edward
Iruesdell, Alexander NJ. Orr, David 7. Mead,
Ralph Crawford, John Vanderbilt and Louis N
Grant, Of Goldsboro n. c., the ushers.
A home wedding was that of Miss Mary
Bovine Warlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Fl. Warlow. of No 500 Carroll street. and
Robert Proddow, Wednesday evening. A
maid Of honor Miss Alice Dana Bovine and a
bridesmaid, Miss Katharine Dorothy WarlOW,
attended the bride who gowned in antique
marquise lace over white satin. Her tulle veil
dow's gift. and she carried a shower bouquet of
iilies-of-the-valey and orchids. Miss Bovine
wore white chiffon and the bridesmaid white
embroidered batiste over pale green taffeta.
They carried white chrysanthemums. The best
man was Hugh Boyd and Ezra A. Bushnell and
Elmer Burden acted as ushers The ceremony
performed by the Rev. DR.. Melville b.
Chapman under canopy of white chrysanthe- i
NUNS and greens. A reception followed from
$50 until 10:30 o'clock.
A quiet home wedding yesterday week was
,t,o in
Young daughter Of James E. Young and Alex
ander Morse Earle. son of Mrs Alice Morse
Earle, OF No. 242 Henry street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Walter f. Prime of
Allegheny Penn, at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. George j. Adams. Only members Of
the two families were present.
Miss Annetta Heissenbuttel was married TO
Howell Carnaghan Cooper. of OIL City. Penn. ar
the home of her sister Mrs. ]. Harry Ernst, No
SIe Park Place. on Tuesday evening The Rev