New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and En-
tertainmentS IN the Borough.

I6FI0tHWCHtS M INC bOTOUSU.
Only relatives and a few personal friends
witnessed the marriage Thursday at noon of
Miss Elizabeth Frances Park and Charles
Adams OF Mrs Joseph H. Adams of No.
1S3 Columbia Heights. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR. Wallace MacMullen at
the home of the brides grandmother, Mrs Clin-
ton B. Fisk. No. 175 West 5Sth street and was
followed by breakfast. The bride who is the
daughter of Mrs. Edgar Park. of Manhattan.
was attended by her sisters Mrs. George Farlie
Valentine and Miss Mary Edith Park. and a
little flower girl. Miss Edith Hodgman, of
Larchmont. She wore princess gown Of satin
and old Point de Flandre lace and her mothers
wedding veil. She. carried lilies-of- valley.
Her sisters gowned in satin striped chiffon
OF a pale orchid tint and carried chrysanthe-
NUNS. The flower girl wore frock of sheer
white and carried Leghorn hat full of orchids
and hlies-of-the-valley. cousin of Mr..
Adams Charles A. How. Of St. Louis his
best man. and the ushers were Frederick De-
ming Sherman, Frank Day Tuttle, William H.
Ludington and Willis Delano Wood Edgar
Park, of Larchmont, gave his sister away.
Masses of chrysanthemumS and autumn foliase
were used in the decorations. on returning
from their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Adams
Heights.
The wedding of Miss Aimee Frances Mac
Adam and Alfred Earl Foster. tr. took place
Wednesday evening at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Ellsworth Mac
Adam. No. Il Quincy street. The Rev. DR.
Joseph Dunn Burrell performed tho ceremony
ct { O'clock. and a reception followed The
brides gown was combination of net and
duchess lace. with satin panels embroidered IN
silver. The matron of honor. Mrs. Frederick
James Van Vranken. nee Eakins. wore her own
wedding gown Of white satin trimmed with
duchess and rose point lace. The maid OF
honor. Miss Mary Stewart Forshay. was gowned
tn af,lr ,f-nTfA
brides bouquet a shower of roses. orchids
and lilies-of-t valley. and her attendants
ried pink chrysanthemums. The best man
Eugene H. Foster The decorations consisted
Of chrysanthemums and oak leaves.
OF interest TO society in this borough was the
wedding on Saturday, November 2. in Milford,
Penn. of Miss Bertha Howard Reed and Ber-
tram Dukes Blyth, son Of c. Allan Blyth, OF New
Brighton. Staten Island. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock by the Rev. DR. d. w.
Cox at the Anchorage. the home OF the brides
parents DR.. and Mrs. Henry B. Reed. The
house decorated with autumn leaves and
chrysanthemums. Miss Reed, who is a grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel How
ard, of ATnty street chose for her attendants
her cousin, Miss Winfred hoffman and Miss
Grace Howe, of BROOKLYN and Miss Bertha Ken
worthy and Master Charles Kenworthy, of Mil
ford. who acted as flower girl and page, respec-
lively. The brides gown of heavy white
satin and old Point d'Alencon lace and she car
ried roses. Her maids yellow striped mar
QulSeUe ana carried yellow ChTIS3nt lemumS
C. Allan Blyth was the best man. There were
no ushers
Miss Mae Grace Eddy and Edward Hargroves
Weinberg were married on Wednesday evening
in the Church OF the Nativity, by the Rev. John
l. Belford. The bride, who wore princess lace
robe. had her matron Of honor and her only
attendant Mrs. Henry c. keenan,. who was
Eowned in pale pink messaline and carried pink
roses. John Thornton Macdonald was the best
man. and George e Eddy and DR.. Henry G.
keenan, acted as ushers. reception followed
at the home Of the brides father, General John
G. Eddy, No. 276 Clifton Place.
A quiet home wedding on Wednesday evening
was that of Miss Louise Stevenson Snedecor
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Snedecor. Of
No. 1921 Bergen street. and Alger Jenkins, OF
MOntclair The brides gown Of white satin mes
saline was covered with old lace that belonged
to her great grandmother. She wore a tulle veil
and carried lilies-of the-valIey and orchids. Her
sister. Miss Elizabeth V. B. Snedecor. a
gown OF cream white net over white chiffon and
carried white chrysanthemums. Guy Ransome
Jenkins I'd was his brothers best man. and the
ushers were Dr. Robert Finley Ringland and
Felix Allen Jenkins. The Rev. DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills Of Plymouth Church. oficated.
The decorations white chrysanthemums
and green's. Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins will live at
No. 90 Midland avenue Montcair-
The bridal party at the wedding of Miss
Mabel Kathleen Swezey and Alfred Goodwin
Belden, jr.. in the New York Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber %, Will include maid of honor, Miss Elsie
Marie Swezey: first bridesmaid Miss Mabel ).
Juhring. and Miss Clara L. Belden. Miss Rita
Belden. Miss Grace z. Mills and Miss Mabel F.
Lang; the best man, r. Eliot Fernad, and six
ushers Christopher SweZey. Harold p. Belden,
Francis II. Warland. John Colby, William B.
NacLauren and H. Raymond Smith. The cere-
Inony is to take place at o'clock and a recep-
ton will follow half an hour later at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs Christopher Swezey,
No. I3 Lefferts Place.
Miss Annie Therese Carpenter. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baxter Carpenter, of No.
5S2 st. Marks avenue is to be married
Thursday evening November 21, to DR.. Samuel
Andrew Marshall, whose father, the Rev Henry
G. Marshall, of Hampton, Conn. will perform
the ceremony. The bride will be attended by
Mrs. Egmont w. Froelich, as matron Of honor,
and by Miss Mary Carpenter, as maid OF honor.
Miss Olivia Jones Norris and Miss Adele Koch
viii act as bridesmaids. The best man is to
be William Peck while Charles A. Carpenter,
II. Paul Gulick Harold S. Ricknagel and Arba
K. Afford will serve ushers. II is to be a
home ceremony at I o'clock
The date set for the wedding of Miss Marie
Edith Keller. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ferdi-
nand w. Keller, of No. 800 Sterling Place, and
Herbert Horton Lewis is December 1S II is
10 be home ceremony and the attendance will
be limited to relatives and few intimate
friends Miss Keller. who was graduated from
Packer i'm '06. will have Miss Elise Post Hoxie