New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and an
nouncements of Borough.

The marriage Of Miss Frances NJ. Montague
and Martin II. Smith. of Manhattan was quietly
solemnized Tuesday at St Johns Church by the
Rev. Francis Page. The bride. who was given
away by her uncle, Edward A. Jeanneret, wore
a gown Of white chiffon and lace and carried a
shower bouquet of white sweetpeas and lilies
of-the-valey. Rudolph + Smith was the best
man, and John H. Ardery and James H. Roberts
attended as ushers. Immediately after the cere-
mony, which took place at noon, the couple
started for Mr. Martins country place in Mary
later make an extensive tour OF South America.
Owing to the recent death Of Mr. Montague,
only relatives We're asked TO the wedding.
Only the immediate members Of the two fami-
lies were present last Tuesday at the marriage
Of Miss Florence De Graaf and Henry a Adams
The ceremony was performed at noon by the
Rev. DR.. Dwight Z. Marvin. at the home Of the
brides mother Mrs. Elizabeth De GRAF No.
1l37 Ocean avenue. Miss De Graaf wore as her
wedding gown an embroidered japanese robe
which she purchased while on trip around tho
world last year Mr.. and Mrs. Adams viii live
in New Orleans.
"Wednesday evening. April g. is the date set
for the wedding of Miss Nina Sawyer daughter
Of c. J. Sawyer Of Bay Ridge. and w. Morton
Picksay. II is to be a quiet ceremony at the
Sawyer home in Ovington avenue. with no re-
cepuon following. Miss Aimee MacAdam will
be the brides only attendant. The best man
VIII be B. B. Peabody, and the ushers will be
Alan Sawyer, F. f. Pckslay, of Orange Y J.;
Fred Alpers and George Pearson. OF Brooklyn.
The marriage Of Miss Mae McKinny, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William McKinny. of No 9O4
ST Marks avenue, and James W. Escher Will be
a quiet home ceremony on Tuesday, April 9. ow-
ing 10 the recent death of Mrs Henry Fischer.
Miss Lillian OMeara, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice O9deara, of No. SO Eighth avenue.
and Albert Roe Chamberlain, son of MIR and
Mrs. Roswell Chamberlain of Manhattan, are TO
be married Thursday, April 4, in st. Francis
XaVier's Church.
Our Lady Of Victory Church will be the scene
Wednesday, April "a, of the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth Bernardine SHELLEY and Edward J. NJ.
Reilly. Miss Adelaide NJ. Skelley will attend her
sister as maid of honor. and Miss Agnes Shelley
Miss Gladys Kaiser, of this borough; Miss Roma
Burnett Of New Rochelle. and Miss Louise Rus
sell, OF Westtcld, y. J., will be the bridesmaids.
John ]. Kuhn is to be tho best man. and the
ushers are to be Joseph A. Mcguire David T.
Leahy, Raymond Sullivan. Valentine c. Bradell
Joseph P. Rorke and William B. Shelley. A're-
ception viii follow at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary c. SHELLEY, No. 1889 Pacific
street.
A wedding Of interest in Bensonhurst will be
that Thursday evening, April IS, of Miss
Anna Boothby Colman, daughter of Mrs J. H.
CoIman. and James F. Tate. The ceremony is
TO take place in st. James's Methodist Episcopal
Church. and a reception will follow. Mrs Eu-
gene Nelson Carman will be matron of honor,
and Miss Edith Carson, Of Flatbush and Master
Robert N. Ives, of Bensonhurst will attend as
flower girl and page. Rufus Tyler French is to
be the best and William Croxson IT. Ed
ward Irving Ives, Robert A. Peace, of Brooklyn,
and J. II. Coleman, of Hackensack. will be the
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs T. w Woolworth, of Nc 900
Fifth avenue. Manhattan formerly of Brooklyn,
announce the engagement of their daughter
Miss Edna Woolworth. 10 Frank Hutton The
wedding will take place some time in May.
The engagement has just been announced Of
Miss Sara Mullarky. daughter of James II.
AIullarky. Of No 40 Seventh avenue. to Edwin
j. SchOettle. Of Germantown, Penn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tadie Leech gave a dinner
Monday evening in honor Of Mr. and Mrs
Tenant, who just came over from England. at
their home, No 90 Remsen street. The table
decorations were Of pink roses The other
guests were Dr. and Mrs Glenworth Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Buren, Thayer Mrs
Charles b. Hewitt Edward NJ SHEPARD Miss
Charlotte Leech and Robinson Leeeh.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs William
Thorne Matthews. of No 326A Madison street.
gave q dinner for Mrs Sarah Thorne Matthew'S
and Mrs. Howard W. Mercer Following the
dinner a musical programme was interpreted