New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.


ried to DR.. Arthur 5. Vosburg yesterday
at the home of her mother Mrs. Thomas
II. Rodman, No 1871 East seth street, The
Rev. William T. Crocker, OF the Church
of the Epiphany. officiated. The brides
/ gown was of white chiffon and satin. and
she wore lace veil There were no bridal
attendants. DR.. Vosburg is the son OF
DR.. Benjamin +. Vosburg, Of Berlin, Nd.
lie was graduated from Columbia in 1880,
and three years later from the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. He and Mrs.
| Nosburg will spend few weeks i'm a we'd
ding trip, and on their return Will live
at No. l37 East S9th street. The Rodmans
formerly lived on the Heights, and stiil
keep up their old Brooklyn Affiliations.
| The late Cary selden Rodman was
brother of the bride
The Church of Our Father was the
scene on Tuesday evening Of the wedding
Of Miss Hazel Chase Brant daughter oil
Henry L. Brant and Or. Cornela Brant'
and Alfred Bennett Babcock, son OF MI
and Mrs William Babcock. OF Boston
Yellow chrysanthemums and foliage were
used in the decorations Of the church
and al the Brant home, No. q Macon
street, where the reception was held Inc
Rev. DR.. Thomas +. Potterton ohiciated.
Point lace and Liberty satin were com
bined in the brides gown, and there was
a point lace border TO her tulle veil. She
carried ilies-of-the-valley and white
orchids. Miss Helen NJ Brant, the maid
Of honor, was sowned in pale yeiIoW
brocade, trimmed with gold lace ana
carried yellow chrysanthemums. Inc
bridesmaids were attired in yellow
charmeuse and chiffon. and also carried
| yellow chrysanthemums. They were Miss
| Marion Iiillman. OF Manhattan the
fancee OF Clifford Brant; Miss ElVia Ia
briskie. Miss Marjorie Decker, Miss Mar
J forie Ferguson. Miss Dorothy Wande'
and Miss Ruth Ellsworth. With the eE-
ception of Miss Hillman they were mem
bers Of the brides class, Packer ~
Leslie Babcock was his brothers best
man. and serving as ushers were Clif-
ford Brant, brother OF the bride: Ward
Rounds Russell Crane Horace Fairlamn,
Of Brooklyn, and Coleman Hands ana
William Toppan, OF Boston
Or. Brant received IN gown OF black
velvet and point lace. Mrs. Baococh,
mother OF the bridegroom, was goWned
in white satin. with a garniture OF gold
lace and embroidery.
Frederick Preston was at the organ
and. assisted by a violin, gave a me
programme before the arrival Of the
bride. During the ceremony Mrs. Ahoe
Merritt Cochran sang perfect Love
and "Oh, Promise Me-
There was a continual round OF enter
tanning for the bridal party the week
before the wedding. on Saturday even
ing they were entertained at dinner oy
the brides parents. The brides gifts 10
the bridesmaids were coral lavalheres'
Witch she brought from abroad last sum-
noer. and Mr.. Babcock gave his ushers
coral cameo stickpins.
On Wednesday Miss Eiyia Za n}Is ~
gave a luncheon for the bridesmaids o.
Sherry's. after which they saw 'ne ne
Count Of Luxembourg" as the guests 9 9d
Miss Ferguson. The other bridesinai es
also entertained recently lot MISE
ca MANY members ~ Smith 10 were
Rrooklyn girls that the wedding yester-
dav o. Miss Marjorie Browning. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X Bro"hihe' VI
West Orange, y. J., and Howard FRANKLIN
Murchis IS Of much interest to society IN
this borough.
Tho Central Presbyterian Church al
Orange was the scene Of the ceremony
which was performed at O'Clock by the
p.v DIR. John Fl. Patterson. Hair an
hopr later there was a reception at the
home OF the brides parents, In heweHyn
park The bridal party received under
a. srcb Of orchids in the library. while
In the drawing room Southern smilaN was
combined with pink roses. In the dining
room where the seated supper "as
soryed white roses and chrysanthemums
-. r.ed Al the church the decorations
oo,eisted of white chrysanthemums ana
palms. -,,,o- .,
Sr,ss Catherine Browning, 4 Slstcr OF
~. bride WAS the maid Of honor, ana IN
attendance as bridesmaids were MiSe
-. ,y,ddua and Miss Eleanor Ide OF
p,ooklyn. classmates OF the prlue al
c,,i,b. Miss Dorothy Browning MISS III.
Liar Murchic. Miss Ninette Cause, OF
,tarba,,an. and Miss Eleanor Goddard OF
worcester. Mass.
,rhn brides gown, OF white charmeuse'
mas trimmed with duchess and rose POM"
itch also bordered the fun court rdiH
CO.. ,,,oro q lace veil and carried prloe
} oses and lilies-of-the-valley. Ihe maui VI
honor wore a gown Of corn coiored pio-
"a tho bodice being Of corn lace WIN
The skirt opening IN front over panel Oh
=, cam lace and blue chiffon. The prices
maids gowns we're Of tea rose PINK 'eileu
IN lace and had long panniers Of oiue ana
Lavender brocade. These costumes were
completed by large black velvet mats,
,onned by shirred cream lace ana solu
,osas and ali the maids carried baskets OF
Helen Taft roses.
Wilfred Murchie was his brother pest
man and present as ushers were bIu0e
campbell. Donald Grant and Crnoru
Throp. of Orange; Harold GIL ana JON,
Fitzpatrick, Of Manhattan ana id'o'u
Howe. OF South Orange.
Yesterday was also the tWenty-httn
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and MIS-
Rrowning. The brides mother received
On her own wedding gown of satin ana
silver lace. Her hat was OF purple FeiNe',
tonped by plumes in light SHADE. anu
ehe wore q corsage bouquet OF orchids
Mr.. and Mrs. Murchie are to hVe IN
Manhattan.
Three important engagements were
made known last week. Mr.. and Mrs
=, ..,,.,,o Hunt rrentiss. OF No. los Pierre