New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Wcddings, Announcements and En-
cogemcnts Of the Borough.

The Shepard Memorial Church, Cambridge,
Mass. was the scene on Monday at noon Of the
,,.tGing 90 Nr.-- t:a.-n =: 'a.han. curtis Gauel.-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Robbins
Curtis, and DR.. Couverneur Morris PHELPS. The
brides only attendant was her sister, Mrs David
Gordon Allen, and DR.. Allen was the best man.
Serving as ushers were DR.. Eugene de Bots, DR..
James jameson, Henry Pierrepont Perry, seth
Low Pierrepont, Samuel Wyllys-Wyllys Terry,
Bayard Sauds Litchfeld Andre c. Champol-
uIi t'uLeTt tempe L4.'Ihcl a" L-loii I"t".''e4.
The bride who was given away by her uncle,
Dr. Seth Low. is also niece Of Mrs. William
q. Low, Of the Heights. The reception follow
ing the ceremony held the home of the
Misses Horsford, aunts Of Miss Curtis. The
bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
DelaneId Phelps Of New Rochelle.
In the CIasson Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday evening at O'Clock was celebrated
the marriage of Miss Janet WEIGH, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hamilton WEIGH.
and Ralph Gideon Hubbell The Rev. Joseph
Dunn Burre officiated. The bride gowned in
white chiffon cloth and princess lace and wear
ing a tulle veil and orange blossoms was given
away by her brother Paul WEIGH. Her attend
ants were her sister, Miss Emily Hamilton
WEIGH, in white net over pink and Miss Mary
c. Hamilton, OF Manhattan; Miss AntOinette
dAutremont, of Duluth, Mimi. and Miss Helen
linn. Of Brooklyn, wearing pink net pink.
The bride carried lilies-of -the-valley and her
maids pink sweetpeas. The best man was Will
lam McClennan of Duluth, and the ushers
George Maxwell Clark, Philip II. Welch, Of this
borough; Albert Hubbell. Allan House. Richard
Grant and Herbert Spencer Of Duluth. After
the ceremony there was a small reception at No.
545A Quincy street, the nome Of Mrs Edward
Perkins Clark, with whom Miss WEIGH lived.
Mrs. Hubbell received in white silver embroid-
cred net, and Mrs Clark wore black chiffon
cloth
At the home of the brides mother Mrs
Clara H. Carhart, No 1852 Riverside Drive on
Wednesday evening, the wedding of Miss Elsie
Claire Carhart and W. Wickham Smith took
place Mrs Alfred Bangs Carhart, of Maiden,
Mass. and Miss Elsie w Smith attended the bride
who was goWned in Irish point lace and satin.
Her tulle veil was fastened with orange bios
SONS and a diamond ornament, Mr.. Smiths gift.
She carried a bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies
oI-the-Vahey. The matron OF honor wore white
satin trimmed with Irish lace and Miss Smith
was In white chiffon. They carried pink roses.
John X. maxwell was the best man, and the
ushers were Charles Currie, jr. Frank L. Grant
Winfield p. Suy and Alfred B. Carhart Only
relatives asked to the ceremony but a
large reception followed. The Carharts until
few years ago made their home in this Dor
ough
MISS Florence Maybell Mathewson was mar
RED Wednesday evening TO Howard Delacroix
Stevens. son of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Emory
stevens, OF No. 256 Park Place. The ceremony
was per1ormed In St Jemes's Episcopal
Church. Providence, With a reception follow
49, --N--'0 VA INC pflues mother, Mrs.
1honas JEFFERSON Mathewson. No. 155 Vinton
street The decorations at the church and
house were in yellow and white Miss NTatbe,y
son was given away by her brother Frederick
Ellsworth Mathewson and attended nv MIss
Cornela Douglas Wilson of Manhattan as
Inald or honor, and by Miss Ola Adele Cole Of
BROOKLYN Miss Grace Lowe Miss Ida T. C,oolya
ana MISS Florence Kinnon. of Providence she
wore an empire gown Of white satin and old
i ,ace, mace WIN a full court train. She carried
tlhes- of-the-ValIey, and orange blossoms held
her long tulle veil The maid of honor YVES
frocked in yellow chiffon and the bridesmaids
wore similar gowns. but of white chiffon over
yellow. Instead of bouquets they carried
sheperdess crooks OF roses and marguerttes. The
pest man was Herbert A. Boss. of Providence
srao the ushsrs were Frederick Smith, Of Nan-