New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and An
nouncements of the Borough.

NJ Mrs John Francis of No. 55 Seventh avenue
and DIR. William Harrison Price. of CINCINNATI
took place on Tuesday afternoon at ocloch
1t was a home ceremony, with the Kew. Dr. D.
Howard Melish officiating The bride, who was
eowned in white satin, embroidered and trimmed
with duchess and point lace. was ATTENDED py
Miss Marjorie Lewis Prentiss, MISS Marie Al
mtrall and Miss Cornelia Blankley. They were
frocked in pink chiffon and lace and carried
pink roses Miss Francis carried Bride roses
and lilies -the-valley. DIR. E. Sutphin Pope,
of New Rochelle was the best man, and the
ushers were Dr. Roland Hazen. of Brentwood,
Long Island and Webb Wright, of Manhattan.
The rooms were decorated with pink roses ana
greens. The attendance was limited to reia-
tives and few intimate friends.
In the Central Presbyterian Church Of Orange,
n j. on Tuesday occurred the marriage OF
Miss Mildred Elizabeth Smith and William Glib
bert Broadway. Of Mr.. and Mrs A ID.
Broadway, of No. 10 Clark street, Brooklyn
Attending the bride Mrs. Eliot Cutter, OF
Plainfield n j. formerly of Brooklyn; Miss
Edna Burr of BROOKLYN: Miss Isabel Horn.
Miss Elga Horn. Miss Adelaide Wilson. Miss
Lohrke and Mrs. Edward P. Lea. They wore
gowns of chiffon in the pastel shades and car
ried sweet peas and ferns. The brides gown
was of heavy white satin embroidered and
trimmed with chiffon and lace from her
mothers bridal robe. She wore a tulle veil and
carried lilies the-v valley and orchids James
c. Cropsey, of Brooklyn, was the best man and
the ushers Walter b. Cowperthwait, How
ard NJ. Cowperthwait, of Glen Cove; Edward AL
len Olds, jr, of Manhattan; Harry c. Cassidy.
of Chicago; Edward p. Lea, of East Orange.
| and Eliot Cutter. After the ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Brewer Eddy,
reception held at the home of the brides
parents DR.. and Mrs Charles S. Smith, No. 152
Prospect street. East Orange. Mr. and Mrs.
Broadway to live at No. 81 Chestnut avenue.
A quiet home wedding on Tuesday evening
was that of Miss Isabelle Jennings Bush, daugh-
ter of Mrs George w. Bush of No SS Quincy
street. and Robert Reed Lasher, of the late
Hazard Lasher, OF Flatbush Miss Rita Bush
was her sisters only attendant. She pale
pink crepe de chine and carried pink roses. The
| brides gown of white satin and point lace,
and she long tulle veil and Mr. Lashers
| gift, pearl and diamond pendant. Her bouquet
was a shower of roses and lilies of the valley
| The best Guy L. Harrington and Haz-
ard Lasher and Frank Lovejoy served 8 ushers.
| The Rev. DR.. Townsend Glover Jackson of st.
| Paul's, atbush, officiated.
| The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald and
| Frederick G. c. Lyon is to take place on
| Wednesday, April 22. at the country home of
| the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Nc
| Donald, Donaldsbrae. Sands Point. Long Island.
Clement Scott is TO be the best man, and Sher-
man B. Jost, of Brooklyn; Graham Smith, of
Buffalo; Robert Burns. Alfred Lockwood. of
Manhattan; Lawrence Knickerbocker, of En-
glewood, and James Higgins. Of East Orange.
will be the ushers. The Mcdonald family will
| spend the winter months the Pierrepont
| Henry. in Henry street
OF interest to Brooklyn society the we'd
ding in Pasadena. Cal, Tuesday of Miss
| Ellen Rowena n. Blossom daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Benjamin Blossom, formerly of Brooklyn
| Heights, and John Visscher Eliot, son of Ed
! ward Eliot of Pasadena The ceremony was
| held at $50 o'clock in All Saints Church, and
| large reception followed at The Blossoms, No.
| 955 Ocean Grove Boulevard. The bride wore
| gown of ivory satin, elaDorately trimmed with
| old lace, which had been worn the wedding
gowns of her mother grandmother and great
| grandmother. Her veil also of lace. Her
/ attendants Mrs. j. Kingsley Macomber, of
| Pasadena the matron of honor: Miss Mar
| gherita Ankell, of Brooklyn. maid of honor
| and Miss Elizabeth DrakA Miss Nina Jones' of
| Los Angeles; Miss Cordelia Stmson and Miss
| Laura Eliot, of Pasadena. They white
| chiffon cloth satin, white lace hats and
carried Bride roses Miss Amy Mangus of ST
| Louis. and Miss Jill Drummond of Pasadena
| were the flower girls. and Master Ledyard
| Smith the ring bearer. The best man was
| Edward L. Eliot and the ushers were Lloyd
| Guyer. Reginald Johnson. Marshall Watkyns
| c. W. Roberts. Roy Wheeler and Max Blanken-
horn. special train was proyided for the New
| York guests.
Wednesday, March %. is the date for the