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Pretty Home wedding Celebrated on
Clifton Place.

Efetty HOME ~ eOuknS OEApHA&tSN "a
Clifton Place.
The wedding of Miss Helen Turnure
| Underhill, daughter of Mr.. w. j. Underhill,
to Mr.. William Patterson Atkinson, was
| celebrated last night at the residence OF the
brides father, No. 80 Clifton place. The
large parlors had been profusely decorated
with flowers and festoons of Christmas
green's, and at the hour set for the ceremony,
| half-past eight, were filed to their utmost
CAPACITY with guests. The bride was attended
| by Miss Mary mclaughlin. the maid OF
honor, who wore a gown of Nile green crepe.
| The ushers were Mr.. Adna Underhill and Mr..
| Irving Underhill, brothers of the bride,
Major Payson Wild of st. Johns, Manllus,
| New York, and Professor Fred Neher OF
Princeton.
The bride entered upon the arm OF her
| father, who gave her away. Her gown was
| of white corded silk, made with a pointed
| waist, court train and cofsage slightly low,
| edged with a fall of lace. Long gloves met
| the elbow sleeves. Her veil was of tulle.
AS the bride with her attendants paused IN
! front of the Rev. DIR. Stoddard, who stood
| ready to perform the ceremony, she was met
by the groom, who entered with his pest
man, Mr.. James Oliver Gayley OF Phila-
delphia. After the ceremony a reception
was held, and many guests from this clty
| and out of town offered their congratula-
| tions. Supper was served by Morrow and
| Day. and during the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
| Atkinson left for their bridal tour: Mrs.
| Atkinson's travelling gown was OF dark
| green wool b~engaline worn with a dark
green velvet cape bordered with fur, and a
large black hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson
will make their home at st. Johns Military
| Academy, Manlius, New York.
Among the guests invited were:-
Mr.. and Mrs: j. G. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Conover, Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Conoyer,
Jr.. of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Ber-
! tine. Misses Florence and Lillian Conoyer,
Mr., Adna Miller, Mr.. James G. Miller, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William 2. underhill, Mr.;
and Mrs. Elmer Underhill, Dr.; and
mrs. M. B. Atkinson of Philadelphia, Mr.;
| Philip S. Smith, Miss Carrie Atkinson, OF
| Philadelphia, Mrs. Sheppard, the Misses
Florida and Antoinette Sheppard, Captain
and Mrs. Edgerton, U. s. A., Lieutenant and
Mrs. Braden, U. S. A, of West Point, Mr..
J. Robinson Silver, Prot. |. v McCay, Prof.
TAYLOR Reid, Prof. R. W. Blake and Prot.
| Phillips of Princeton; Mr.. and Mrs. Is. b;
! Williamson of Albany, Mr.. S. T. Dodd OF
Cleveland, Miss Minnie L. Bass OF Bethle-
| hem. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bass OF Santo
Domingo, West indies; Mr.. A. H. Barr OF
Pittsburgh, Mr.. A. Banks of Mifiintown,
| Mr.. Robert H. Life of L~awrenceville, n, j.;
l Jill IlGN. u. VI. OIAA nv 1Aheo
Mr.. George Mallory, Miss katharine Mallory,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen w. Baldwin, Mis- 1s
Bessie Baldwin, Mr.. Brom Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. LawsonrFuller, Miss Lillian Pitcher,
Mrs. General Lewis of Atlanta, Cadet F.
Rice, Cadet Monahan, Cadet Adjutant
q. w. Smith of ST. Johns. Mr.: and Mrs.
John James of Brooklyn, Miss Lila Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McIlroy, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Meyer, Miss Agnes Sweeny, MI
Samuel Richardson, Miss Richardson, Mr..
Frank Richardson. Colonel and Mrs. Yer
beck of Manlius, Miss Josie A. Munson, Mr.;
and Mrs. William Knight, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Charles Appleby, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ?. Wescott. Mr.. anc
MI. W. P. Westcott, Jr., Mr.; Marcus =
Coughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Bodman, Mr.
James A. Gordon, Mr.. Augustus
F. RELAY, NJ; and Mrs. william y naa,na VI tis Coffin Pan
and Mrs. E. L. ~etoddard, the Rev. Frederic
Greayes, Mr.. Joseph Greaves, Mr.. Frederic
Greaves, Jr., the Misses Ida and Edit
Greaves, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lpby, DR.: 5
Austen Pearce, Mr.. W. n. Pierson, Mis-
Person, Captain and Mrs. Craigie, U. s. A