New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and IN
nOuncemcnts Of the Borough.

Grace Church on tho Heights the scene
Tuesday afternoon Of the wedding - Miss Cornelia
Antoinette la Vie and Harold Bond Mason. son Of
DR.. c. H. p. Mason formerly American Consul at
Grenoble. France. The ceremony was performed
at O'Clock by the Rev. DR. c. T. J. Wrigley. and
small reception followed at the home Of tlie
brides parents. Nh and Mrs. George A. Ia Vie
No. 60 ReInsen street The church and house were
decorated s7ithr rnauguertes 3ydrangeas. palms and
ferns The bride Empire gown of white
satin trimmed with point and duchess lace. Her
tule veil was fastened by coronet OF orange BIOS
SONS and she carried white orchids and lilies-of-
fhe-vsley Her sister. Miss Mabel La Vie as
maid Of honor. gowned in pink Liberty satin
hand embroidered in pastel shades. She wore a
large picture hat trimmed with pink plumes and
she carried pink roses The four bridesmaids Miss
Helen la Vie. Miss Florence F. Smith Miss Cor
zine Gray Price and Miss Gwendolyn Lloyd, Of
Brooklyn, were also in pale pink Liberty satin
DR. r q Nollman of PbiiaSelT,Tia US m, SO
man and the ushers were +. Bayly Seymour Will
sam shultz Of Philadelphia; Burton r. Miller Of
Ism Batton Green. Of Westchester, Penn. and
augmented by a nttle flower girl Miss Marjorie
Ia Vie IN white lace. and a page, Master Philip
La Vie, in white satin.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs la Vie entertained
the bridal party at dinner. Also present were -Jr
and Mrs. Mason. Miss Marion Brooks Snow. Miss
Elsie Bailey: OF summit, y j., and William G carl.
Thursday OF the week before last Miss Price gave
q luncheon.
Thursday afternoon was marked by the wedding
IN 81. ThOmas's MaBhartan. Of Miss Grace Lindley
Fargo and Daniel Chauncey jF son Of AIr and
Mrs Daniel Chauncey. OF No. l2s Joralemon street.
The bride, who is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Fargo. was attended by a maid OF honor
her sister. Miss Clara Fargo. and four brides
maids Miss Madeline Chauncey, Miss Helen Y
Judson, OF this borough: Mss Kate de Forest
Prentice and Miss Olive Schley They wore froclSs
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satin and carried White lilacs. The bridal gown
was OF white chiffon and lace made Empire fash
ion Miss Fargos tulle veil was fastened with
valley and orchids Rene La Montagne ir was
.ehe best man. and the ushers We're Stanley Fargo
Wander Peel Frederick q inman james r qsieSd Pe5s
TIE Rev Dr. Ernest 81 sres sssioa saed SbaRRnSeE ~ Rg5
Courtney, performed the ceremony which was fol
East 18th street Msrensrfe e fSTgG s65 9g nrso,S No l
white roses combined with palms formed the dec
The marriage OF Miss Naude Lawrence and
Henry Nero Morse was celebrated Tuesday evening
at the home OF the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Franlyn Lawrence No. 81 McDonough
street Only relatives saw the ceremony which was
performed by the Rev. Charles z. Cragg Of North
port Long Island. at O'Clock. A reception followed
bait an hour later The brides gown was OF white
merquisette with duchess and princess lace over
satin she wore tulle veil and carried lies-of-
Mrs; frank II. Gunther. OF Baltimore: Miss Ethel
Brooklyn: Dr. Henry s. Dunning. of Manhattan.
was the best man. and the ushers were Raymond
=. Morse and Kari Kalbheisch. The decorations
were IN green and white.
Miss Elizabeth Bernardine Shelley and Edward J.
Reilly were married Wednesday evening in the
Church OF Our Lady OF Victory By Monsignor Mum
derlein- The bride attended by her sister Miss
Adelaide n. Shelley. maid Of honor. and bv
Aiiss Agnes Skelley. Miss Gladys Kaiser. Miss
Louise Russell and Miss Roma Burnett. as brides
maids. John J, Kuhn was the best man, and the
uahers were Valentine q. Brade Joseph p TSori-s
Raymond sullivan. Joseph A. MCGUIRE, David r.
aseahy ana William B. Skelley. The briIe ,.ac,
owned IN white satin and point lace. She Tors