New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings of the Week--Bronze
Memorial to D. A. r. Regent.

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Memorial to D. A. r. Regent.
In -he CT James Episcopal Church last
evening Miss May Corbett daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawley Corbett, OF
No, I'LL Dean street, was married TO the
Rev. Frederick Budiong, rector of Christ
Church. St Paul The Rev Frank Bud
long, of Dorchester, Mass, father OF the
bridegroom, performed the ceremony, which
was followed by d small reception for rel
at;ves and intimate friends at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Corbett, jr-, No. 81 Haw-
thorne street. The decorations at the
church and the house were in pink. and
consisted OF roses and Sweetpeas. The
bride wore her mothers wedding gown of
white satin and old point lace, and carried
l:lies-of- the-raIley and sweetpeas. Her
maid OF honor Miss Ethel Keiser, was
gomnod in Z delicate shade OF green MESA
line trimmed with lace. Miss Mabel SheT-
man Corbett, the brides little niece. acted
as flower girl She was frocked in white
lace over d pink satin slip, and carried
FINK sweetpeas Montgomery Budlone was
mis- brothers best man. and the ushers were
William Griffin, Charles Hawley Corbett.
Jr, Ellersoa Watson and Ralph waddeI.
St Bartholornew's Church was the scene
on Thursday afternoon of the wedding of
Miss Josephine Marguerite Toerge and Mil
ton Lloyd Hitchcock. The Rev. DR. Frank
Townley performed the ceremony at 4
O'clock, and a reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Tcerge. No. ST. St. Marks ave-
nue.. Pink roses, marguerites and greens
were used IN the decorations of the church
and the house. Miss Toerge was gowned
ir white satin trimmed with duchess and
lose point lace She wore a tulIe veil
fastened with sprays Of orange blossoms
and carried orchids and lille f-the-valley
She was attended by a maid of honor
Miss Louise Gale. and four bridesmaids,
Miss Natalie Johnson. Miss Margery Gil
lesple, Miss Helen Stutzer and Miss Mar
gerry Stutzer- They were gowned in white
Chiffon trimmed with pink satin over white
and wore leghorn hats yelled with pink and
blue tulle' Miss Gales bouquet Was "a
shower of pink roses. AMI the bridesmaids
carried sweetpeas- Norman Il. Toerge
served as best man. while Owen Winston.
H Bethune Weisse. Philip Boyer and
James Donahue were the ushers The
bridegroom is the son Of Mr. and Mrs Oil
Yer Nelson Hitchcock. of Manhattan. Mrs
Hitchcock was sowned in tan chiffon cloth
and Mrs Toerge wore black embroidered
net over gray satin.
In the Church of the Redeemer. Brad.
ford avenue and Hewes street on Wednes-
day afternoon, Miss Ida Nay Schieren was
married to Albert Henderson Mathews
Easter lilies, palms and marguerites
formed the decorations at the church.
where the ceremony was performed at 8
o'clock by the Rev. S. c. Weiskotten. The
| brides gown of white satin was embroid-
cred with q design Of orchids and maid
! enhair ferns and trimmed with point de
! Fenise. She wore tulle veil and orange
! blossoms and carried lilies-of-the-vaIley
and orchids. She was attended by two
mdtrons of honor. Mrs. Claude Blackburn
and Mrs. Harrie Y. Schieren, and two
bridesmaids. Miss Henrietta Williams and
Miss Helen r. WEIGH. The bridesmaids
were attired in pale pink yelled with
chiffon and embroidered and trimmed with
ChantiIly lace. Mrs. Schieren's gown was
CT a darker shade, while Mrs. Blackburn
Was goWned in : deep pink chiffon and
/ carried Killarney roses instead of sweet
peas, like the other attendants Their
straw hats Of old gold were faced with
brown velvet and trimmed with brown
u
! Sidney Maddox of Manhattan, and act
ing as ushers We're HarTie Y. Schieren
brother of the bride: Hawley T Webster
James Merwin Wilson, A. Remsen Boerum,
I Of Brooklyn; Harry Deknatel and Thomas
! Cawtra, of Manhattan. r. Huntington
! Woodman presided at the organ After
| the ceremony there was a reception at the
| home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Charles A. Schieren, No. 405 Clinton ave
I nue., where there were elaborate floral dec
7 orations. White lilacs and greens made
an effective setting for the bridal party
in the drawing room. American Beauties
were used in the library. in the dining
/ room Killarney roses were employed with
/ good effect, while marguerites and ferns
! adorned the halls and stairway. Mrs.
I Schieren received in black lace and Jet
| over old blue satin, and the bridegroom
mother. Mrs. John Mathews was gowned
in gray satin, covered with lace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mathews viii spend their honeymoon
in Europe and on returning will live on
1 the Heights.
At the last congress of the Daughters of
the American Revolution in Washington
a bronze tablet bearing replica in bass
relief CT the Prison Ship Martyrs Monu,
ment, in Fort Greene Park. was unveiled
in memory Of Mrs. Stephen Van Cullen