New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
MISREPRESENTATION

one OF the prettiest and most nlcturesoue we'd
dings OF the present autumn season was that OF
MISS heleh Chnord Page. the only daughter Of ].
Sewer Page. TO Arthur Wheeler Francis son Of
the Rev Lewis Francis, Of BROOKLYN and grandson
OF the late Silas H. Withcrbee Of this city which
was celebrated yesterday afternoon In St Barthol-
oihew Protestant Episcopal Church. Madison
ave. and Forty-fourth-st. The hour set for the
oe'ernony was $3.50. and ut that time the church
was crowded to the doors. but II was only a few
minutes of o'clock when the bride preceded by
the bridesmaids. ushers and maid OF honor left
the corridor OF the church for the chancel The
white marble altar decorated with two vases
fiied with white chrysanthemums. while the space
on ooth sides OF 1t were filed with TALL graceful
palms. and the railing banked with a forest
or green In which here and there single white
chrysanthemums. The effect Of the green and
white was rich. On the posts OF the pews along
the middle aisle were clusters OF white cfrysan-
themums tied with broad green ribbons While
the guests were being shown to their seats by the
ushers, Mr. Warren the organist. gave de-
hghtful music, including selections from Tan.
hauser," Romeo and Juliet" Faust" and some
other operas. The ushers. who In the left
lapel OF their frock coats huge boutonnieres OF
white carnations and in their white satin puffed
scarfs pins Of turquoise, presented them by the
bridegroom. Rene Moen who took the place
Of r. Clifford Black jr; F. Louis Slade. the Rev.
Carroll Perry Lloyd Van Deventer. Howard VIII
son, DR.. Vanderpoel Adriance. Howard c. Smith
FRANKLIN A. Plummer. DR.. Edwin Holmes and
Theodore NJ. Taft. A few minutes before the
bride arrived at the church the organst began the
march from Aida" and the bridesmaids At
tired In handsome gowns of white mousseiine de
sole over silk. the skirts ruffled and trimmed with
pink velvet. belts and stocks and short white
tulle wells fastened with white aigrettcs. came
from the vestry and walked up the middle aisle
TO the main door, whore they met the bride and
her maid of honor, Miss Louise De Barry. The lat
In nf Tod
silk with short tulle veil. and she carried bog-
quet OF deep pink carnations. The bridesmaids
carried bouquets of daybreak pink carnations, and
each wore on her cor5age a handsome PIN OF
pearls and amethysts. a gift from the bride: The
the w Yoke 0 BEING Of e
line de soie. At the throat was worn brooch
best man was his brother, Lewis Witherbee Fran
els. The bouquet was OF white orchids ard lilies
ranged with orange blossoms The bridesmaids.
Tho led the procession to the chanGe were Miss
field N j.; Miss May ChIttenden Of Brooklyn:
Miss Louise Van Ingen, Miss Helen Miller and
ame the usRef hers then G the maid Of honor and
finally the handsome bride. with her father. who
at the foot OF the chancel step by the father OF
the bridegroom and the marriage ceremony was
Rev DR.. David H. Greer The Rev Mr..
Tate OF St Georges Church. a class snaa;
Tmmed.atel w after the Ceremony there was
large reception given by Mr. Page at the home %H
i2l Madison-ave. Among re guests Invited TO the
Black. Dr. and Mrs Able. Mr. and Mrs Chitten-
den NJ and Mrs George J. Could Mrs 1a HYDE yls
vG 5E yoI Kng Mrs. 8astsri the Misses Masters
Mr and Mrs George Meyers Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mrs F' Emily "T Pa,t . MAJOR and Mrs strong
Mrs n. Il Van Deyenter. Mr.. and Mrs c H.
F. 't 5 wifhcf6ce, Mr.. s IL withsrbse, H. bride
eroon,s Granddaughter; Mr. Il 4. p Van DeventeT'
Peaslee Mr.. and Mrs, T. p. Wheeler, the Rev.
pr and Mrs Cornelius 3 smith Nh Mr. and W Mrs
JAM mp' Mr t and Mrs. F. ~ DSvOe Mr.. and Mrs
Sph De Bay Mr. Mr. and .G M De a W M Tn a0G
Mrs Mrs H. smith Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T Bell, Of
sG @ M q Pro Ms i va" Mrs
sleeve. Mr. and Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. Lis
ssGG 6r sna M M Pa Mrs p 5eo Of Ms
delPhla; Mr.. and Mrs John F. Pigmmeri Mss
5ls W pr Rrd a b budy das NJ and Mrs
John D. ArChOod Mr. and and Mr. Mrs c BeTke Tr s MT
Marchs NJ and Mrs PHILIPS Mrs wS \ PheIP Da
Mrs Gaylor After their wedding trip Mr.. and
M M @ T S SGGPy gifts which hS
over four hundred. not shown yesterday
They included magnificent pieces OF silver jewels
and objects Of art.
Another large and fashionable wedding yesterday
afternoon was celebrated at o'clock in 81
Georges Protestant Episcopal Church. in Stuy-
vesant Square. The bride was Miss Louise Shaw
Barlow daughter OF the late Francis c. Barlow,
and the bridegroom Pierre Jay, son OF the late
Peter Augustus Jay New-York society was well
/ represented In the assemblage. which nlled every
sea, IN the church. The ceremony was performed
by the rector the Rev Or. William :. Rainsford.
Who was assisted by the Rev. Endcott Peabody OF
the Groton School. Groton. Mass The bride, who
was given away by her brother wore gown OF
ivory white satin. trimmed with old lace. ana a
veil OF Tho same. caught up with orange blossoms
Her bridesmaids were the brides cousins, MISS
Gertrude and Miss Mildred Mnturn; Miss Cornela
Van Rensselaer, Robb. and the bridegrooms sister.
Miss Mary r. Jay. These young women received
as couvenirs from the bride heart-shaped pins OF
turquoise and pearls; Mr.: Jays best man vas
sH sredih Hafs Charles Lowell BARLOW scas
f heId p a; the home d Mrs BARLOW the brides
family is in mourning. only relatives AMI personal
friends Invited to the sSqss s sSWe s Of se
mother OF the bride Nj and Mrs Charles Russell
spd Mrs MRS Robert sursd an? Ma s
Mr., % wi Mr' H r scRSseH Miss dams Bos
TOM Mr. and Mrs Henry o. sedsw Gt. NJ P.,l and
Mrs. Ms sx! MI v ans @T'
fsy sa%ds se Mr. a ans a ars
r r[w,a Mr D ana Mrs r f. ysyons john 6 Jay
r Miss Edith Jay Mr. and Mrs Mo george r f sSd
Joseph r. Choate. After their honeymoon trip MI
and Mis- Jay will make their home al NO % East
Thirtieh-st
In St Asnes's Chapel Trinity Parish. west
Ninety second-st yesterday afternoon TOOK pace
the marriage Of Miss Esse Morgan Sqiler. daugh-
Tor NJ Mr. and Mrs Stuart Craig Squier. OF NO
30 Yves, Eighty -second-st. TO Franklin Edson' Ir'
n son OF ex-Mayor Edison. OF this city The mar
rage ceremony was performed by the vicar OF the
chapel the Rev. DIR. Edward A bradiey' anu
f,,fl ,,Nra al
hoy choir Of the chapel. The hymn "Oh, Perfect
Lave " was sung as the chor!sers left the vestry
10 meet the bridal party in the mid lie aisle, ana
as the procession passed up to the altar the or'ua
chorus from "Iohengrn" was sung. After the
betrothal service the wel-knowh anthem me
dan wa