The times., 1898-11-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Pittsfeld Mass, Nov. 9.-MisS Helen
Stuyvesant Folsom, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wentworth Folsom. Of New
York, was married to the Rev. Churchill
Satterlee, of Morganton. n. c., at the
Lenox Episcopal Church, at noon today
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Satterlee. of Washington, d. c., the
father of the groom; Bishop Doane, the
Rev DIR. Battershall, and the Rev. Harold
Arrowsmith. rector of Trinity Church, all
of Albany. n. Y.
The bride was attended only by her
father. who gave her away. The Rev.
Alexis Stein, OF st Georges Church. New
York, was the best man. The ushers
were Lieut.. Sydney Haight. John Jay.
Samuel Frothingham. of New York;
Henry Hancock. of Philadelphia and
Greuville Kane. ofsTuxesfo.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the country home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ,Kerens have sent
out Invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Katharyne, to Capt Frank
Bornemann McKenna. Assistant Adujtant
General. L. S v, on Tuesday. November
I 15 at O'Clock, at st. .Alphonsus Church,
] ST Louis. Mo. Cards of admission TO
the church are inclpsed. and another an
nouncing that Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
| Kerens will be at home on the evening of
the same date at 7 O'Clock at their resi-
/ dence. No. Sc Vandeyenter Place
One of the most elaborate and beauti-
| full of November weddings was that SOL
| emnized at Waugh ~ f. Church. last
night at o'clock, Thea bride was Miss
| Lucretia A. Walker, daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs Samuel II. Walker and the groom
/ Mr. William H Hardy, of Staunton, Va.
/ The bridal group was led by the ushers.
! Mr.. Val Walker and Mr.. Charles Lam
| ham, cousins of the bride. both of whom
were In the Santiago campaign: Mr.. Ciar-
| ence Price, and Mr.. Edward LaFetra.
| They were succeeded by two small fow-
| er bearers Misses Janet and Garyl Walk
| er, sisters of the BRIDE who were fairy
| Ike in white silk muslin over pink. and
| with the dainty basket they carried
heaped with pink chrysanthemums I'm
mediately preceding the bride, walked her
maid of honor. Miss Rosalie Walker, who
was gracefully pretty in white organdie
over white silk Her flowers were white
| chrysanthemums
| The wedding gown was OF ivory satin
duchess. the bodice effectively trimmed
with chiffon and pearls. The one jewel
| that fastened the tulle veil to the hair
of the lovely young bride was diamond
sumburst. the gift of the groom and
the filmy laces at her throat were caught
with an old-fashioned cameo pin. set
with pearls, an heirloom in the family
for generations. and which was worn by
the brides mother at her own wedding.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Van Meter. dean of the Womans
College, of Baltimore, of which the bride
and her sister, Miss Rosalie, are grad
yates. Instead of the customary bouquet
the bride carried n white prayer book
from which the service was read, and
in which, later, the names of the bridal
attendants were entered.
The ceremony was followed by a large
reception at the family residence, No
APO Street northeast. which was en-
powered throughout with palms and Ala.
bama smilax, mingled with pink chrysan
themums that were so lavishly massed al
every point as to give flush of color t.
the reception hall. and the large room:
thrown en- suite on either side
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker stood against {
background of palm foliage. near tn,
door, to receive the guests, the latte
gowned in a glaee silk of old rose Tn,
bride and groom took their position II
the sylvan-like bay window, and through
out the reception music was rendered b,
the Ideal Mandolin Quartet, which ais,
played the marches at the church.
The presents. which were very beauti
full and numerous, were displayed in
reception room on the second floor.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy left later in tn
evening on wedding trip North. tn
latter gowned for travelling In BROW
cloth with vest of white satin, EN-
broidered in gold. and a brown velve
hat. trimmed with. white plumes
Among the. out-of-town guests wer
Mr.. and Mrs. S. As Hopkins. of Oman
cock. Va, who areFhere on their wedding
tour: Mr.. and Mrs Parker Runyon, o
Perth Amboy. N. e., :sDr. and Mrs. "
: II. Hopkins. of Baltimore; MRS. A. f
Brady. the brides, grapdmother. of Ma
ryland. and Miss Lily, Brady. Miss Hardy
and a number of classmates: from tn
: Woman's College. s.among whom wer
Miss Agnes Murray Miss Mabel Grifir
: and Miss Elizabeth5 Holden. When Nj
and Mrs Hardy return from their hor
: eymoon trip they Will go to housekeeSin
at their new home, sNa. 11s Fifth Stree
northeast. 1rs I'D
Mrs. Hardy wilIabei at home to he
, friends December and Z
o The marriage Of Miss Reubie Ho