New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
June Weddings IN Borough Pr1nca-
pal EUents Of Week.

creighton
George Wilson Crockett Hill, of St Johnsbury, VT
were quietly married on Wednesday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
Augustus Wabridge. No 52 Downing street. Only
relatives and a few near friends witnessed the
ceremony which was performed at O'Clock by the
Rev. DR.. George Darling. The bride, who was
gowned in white satin messalne and lace had as
her only attendant Miss Clarabelle V. Smith, of
Hartford. She gown Of white lace and
carried Killarney roses. The best man was Angus
tus N. Walbridge. There were ushers. Pink
and white roses were combined with greens in the
DECORATIONS The Rev. Mr.. Hill and his bride will
live in ST. Johnsbury. VT.
Miss Ina Eloise IIarBins daughter of Dr. Charles
D. I.arkins principal of the Manual Training High
School was married Wednesday evening to
Percy Joseph Edwards at the home of her parents.
No 225 Argyle Road, F1atbush. The decorations
were in pink. The brides gown was of white satin
embeIished with princess lace. Her tulle veil was
fastened by wreath orange blossoms and she
carried Bride roses. Her only attendant, Miss
Marion BoIles was frocked in organde and Mech
lin lace and carried pink roses. Chester A. Ed
wards. of Bayonne was the best man, ard Robert
T. King and F. Lorne Neelzille were ushers. The
Rev. Dr. Lindsay Parker off1cated. Mr. Edwards
Is the son Of Oliver c. Edwards. formerly of this
borough.
Miss May Williams and Clarence Barndollar were
married on Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Will
fam ] Thomson The ceremony, which fol-
lowed by a reception, took place at the home of
the brides uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
I.anghaar, No. 241 Clermont avenue The rooms
were decorated with pink roses and peontes banked
against palms. Miss Jeanette Langhaar, in a
frock of princess lace and carrying La France
roses was her cousins only attendant. The brides
| gown Of marqusette and satin trimmed with
| lace and she carried sweetpeas Max Buckenber-
| ger was the best and the ushers were Louis
| Ilanghaa- and Bertram E Gender.
| The wedding of Miss Alice Hanson Pine. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pine. of No. go
Macon street. and Chandler Griggs Burrows took
place on Wednesday evening. The bride at
tended by maid of honor, Miss Jennie Worth
| and bridesmaids. Miss Janet Townsend and
Miss Minna Drinkman. of Sea Cliff. The maid of
honor a gown of pale pink crepe de Chine, and
| the bridesmaids white and pink. They car
| ried sweetpeas. The bridal gown was of messaline
satin, made in the Empire style, with garnitures
| of pearls and Mechlin lace. A coronet of orange
| blossoms held her veil in place, and she carried
| nlies-of-the-valley. Stephen Burrows was his
| brothers best man. and Harry Martin and Elmer
! Hodges acted ushers. 1t home ceremony,
with a large reception following. Pink and white
! roses were combined with oak leaves in the deco
| rations. Mrs. Pine received in a gown of pearl
gray crepe de Chine embroidered and trimmed
with lavender velvet
In the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy Wednes
day evening was soemnzed the marriage Of Miss
Henrietta Frances Kuhn daughter of John Ran
dolph Kuhn and Augustine Joseph Tierney. The
decorations at both the church and the Kuhn
home. No. So South oxford street. where the re-
ception following the ceremony held, were in
yellow The bride gowned in soft white satin
and duchess lace. She long tulle veil and
orange blossoms, and her bouquet a shower
of lies-of-t.le-valIey Her sister. Miss Anna Ger
aldine Kuhn. as maid Of honor. appeared in
gown Of white embroidered net over yellow. with
an Empire of baby Irish lace. The two
bridesmaids Miss Florence Elizabeth Mitchell and
Miss Bertha Hit Kuhn, frocked in white net.
They all wore leghorn hats and carried great
punches OF French daisies Harry r. Kerwin. or
Manhattan. attended best man, and the ushers
were John Joseph Kuhn Adolph 8. Fedde of this
borough; Harry W. Barley and Frank Quinn. of
PHILADELPHIA. A little flower girl Miss Kathleen
Marie Conroy completed tho bridal party. She
wore white lace, and carried leghoTn hat full OF
daisies.
Miss Anna Louise Parker and Jesse Grard Den
lnger were quietly married In Grace Church on the
Heights on Wednesday evening. Miss Sadie Smith
was the only attendant. The bride, who Is the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker.
of Prospect Park West, her travelling gown.
The bridegroom is the brother of the Rev Souther-
land Denlnger pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Newark n. j.
The bridal party at the wedding in the Packer
Chanel next Tuesday evening, of Miss Amy Lester
and Chester Bradford Lord. OF Boston, will com
prfse Miss Alice Lester, maid of honor; Miss
Elsa Behr Miss Lucille Abbey. Miss Beatrice Alb
bott Miss Josephine Burnet, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson and Miss W!helmina McGrath,
bridesmaids: H. Wendell Endicott best man.
Rufust L. Scott. of Brooklyn; Roger F. Lord Endi-
cott of Manhattan; Eugene Endicott, Hiram r
Movers Everett 81. Berry and George K. Bird, of