New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and IN
nOuHcements Of the Borough.

The first Presbyterian Church was the scene
Wednesday afternoon of the wedding Of Miss
Edna Hortense wilson and starr Donaldson,
son Of Mrs. John H. Berry, of the Standsh
Arms The ceremony performed at
o'clock by the Rev. DR. L. Mason Clarke and
reception followed at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Kumbel Wilson,
No. 129 Hicks street. Marguerites, white roses
and palms were used in the decorations at both
the church and the house. Miss Claire Lorraine
Wilson, as her sisters maid of honor was
gowned in pink and blue bordered white chiffon.
She wore a large Leghorn hat trimmed with
pink plumes, and carried pink roses tied with
blue The other attendants. Miss Jessie Mason
Tilney, Miss Maria Knox, Miss Edna Wood
BrdsaH and Mrs Henry Lascelles Maxwell in
the place Of Miss Louise Carhart who withdrew
from the bridal party on account Of her fathers
death, wore frocks Of blue and pink bordered
net and Leghorn hats trimmed with pink roses,
They also carried pink roses. Miss Wilson's
bridal gown of heavy white satin elabo-
rately embroidered. 1t had yoke and bertha
of duchess and point lace and a full length
court train. She wore a tulle veil with wreath
Of orange blossoms and carried orchids and
lilies of-the-valley. Mr.. Donaldson's best man
was Caswell Wheeler Stoddard, and the ushers
were Dalund Lund. Arthur Pratt Rudolph
Goepel, Walter Williams, Albert Ditman and
Henry L. Maxwell who substituted for Calvin
Truesdale. Miss Carhart's fance. Mrs. Wilson
received in a gown of mauve chiffon, and Mrs
Berry wore pink radium Mr. and Mrs Dom
aldson will spend the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Berry at their cottage at Lawrence, Long
Island.
quiet home wedding on Wednesday was that
of Miss Alice Z. Dougherty. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs j. Hampden Dougherty, of No. 25S
Clinton avenue, and Arthur Goodrich Of the
late Frederick Goodrich, Of New Britain Conn.
Only the immediate members Of the two fam
lilies were present, and the bride and bridegroom
were entirely unattended. Miss Doughertys
gown was "of white marqusette and point lace.
The drawing rooms were simply decorated with
pink and palms The Rev NJ Angelo
bride is brother Of Paul Dougherty the artist,
and Walter Dougherty. who has won success on
the English stage, and who crossed the ocean to
be present at his sisters wedding
AT the wedding next Saturday of Miss Lesley
Louise Alderman and Ernest Chalkley Wills, the
bride will be attended by her sister Miss Annie
Alderman, maid of honor, and by Miss Mary
Latin. Miss Nellie Dingee, Miss Grace Bedford,
of Brooklyn; Miss Margaret Green, Miss Helen
Smythe, of Manhattan, and Miss Ruth Wills,
of Belle Haven. The best man will be William
NJ. Bradshaw, of Manhattan. and Norman Nc
Cutcheon, Ellory Man. ]. Harold Pearch Elem
ing Dutch and Sinclair Wills, Of Manhattan will
be the ushers. The wedding will take place in
Christ Church, Greenwich, Conn, and q recep-
ton will follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs j.
Frederick Alderman, parents Of the bride.
An unusually large bridal party will mark
the wedding of Miss Lisa Delavan Bloodgood
and George Gallagher Hopkins, jr,. at the
Church of the Messiah. Saturday evening
June /. Mrs. Albert Gallatin Brown, of Man
haitian IS to be the matron of honor Miss Mary
Murray Hopkins. of Northampton, Mass the
maid Of honor, and Miss Henrietta Silliman
Dana, Miss Louise de Forest Downer, Miss
Mergery Sewell. Miss Marian Cutter Miss
Antoinette Pell and Miss Florence A Myer. of
Yonkers, will be the bridesmaids. Mr.. Hopkins,
who is the of DIR. and Mrs. George G. Hop
k!ns, Of No. $50 Washington avenue, Will have
his best man his brother, Joseph Gardner
Hopkins, and Charles ]. Ogden, of Manhattan;
Kenneth B. Hastead, James ManIey Hills John
d. Cutter, James Robinson Harrison Giberson
J. Edwin Wilson, Of Brooklyn, and o. K Har-
Ian, of Scranton, will serve as ushers Miss
Bloodgood, who is the daughter OF the late
Delayah Bloodgood. Medical Director U. s. NJ.
VIII De given away by her cousin, Albro J.
Newton. The reception following the cere-
mony will be held at the home of her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Guyot Dana No 800 CIer-
mont avenue.
The engagement of Miss Mary Angelina Low
to the Rev Roger S. Forbes has been recently
announced by her mother. Mrs. Chauncey E.
Low, of No. 80 Grace Court Miss ow's d.
is the son of the Rev. and Mrs John p Forbes
of No W. Pierrepont street.
Wednesday. June - is the date SET for tho
wedding of Miss Henrietta Whitridge Dali
daughter Of Mrs Austin Dali of No 40 Garden
Place, and Frank Donaldson Wynn of Manhat
tan Miss Mary Austin Aldrich, Of Manhattan
niece OF MISS Dali VIII be her only
1t Is to be home ceremony, followed by a small
reception at 400 o'clock ~
Miss Grace Milton Irvine. who is 70 no ,oo,r,o,
Wednesday to Richard Irving McKenny. u SA
at st. Johns Church, will be attended bv bar
sister, Miss Florence Irvine, Miss Lucy Williams
Miss Anna Francis, Miss Marguerite thinner
man. Miss Alice Rose and Miss Elizabeth Mac
Kay. Captain b. Pope Bishop, L. S. A is TO he
the best man. while Allen Grey Hoyt. Dean Ed
munds and Joseph Z. Freeman, of Manhattan
= Of IN Ciai
been chosen as ushers. The bride is the daueh-
Ter of Mrs William Irvine.
OF interest to society in this borough will be
the wedding in Plymouth. Mass. June l. of Miss
Caroline Morgan, of Boston, and Oscar Egerton
Stevens. son of Mrs. Berkeley Mostyn The
ceremony will take place in the First Church of
Plymouth, and the bridal party will include Miss
AleXapdra y. Stevens Miss Eliza herh XNir,ti,.