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held at the home Of the bridegroom's parents. No.
las West One-hundred- and thirty-second-st.


held at the home Of the bridegrooms parents. No.
las West one-hundred and thirty -second-st.
The marriage of Miss Florence Vance Adams. !
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adams. of No \
Riverside Drive. to George Ellis. jr. Of Brook
Ign. took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
in the Church of the Heavenly Rest Fifth-ave and /
Forty-hfth-st. The Rev DR.. D. Parker Morgan.
the rector officiated at the ceremony, which was /
parents The maid of honor was Miss Grace Nc |
GTfarS OF sT The Sr ma1
Edward F. Hutton, and the pshsrs We're Frank and
Louis r. Adams.
The marriage of Miss Violet Wilkinson. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bidde Wilkinson. jr.. Of
No 2 West One-hundred- and third-st.. TO William
II. Palmer, jr., a member of Company G., th Kegi-
ment took place last evening in St Michaels Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Amsterdam-ave and
Ninety-ninth-st. There day or two ago
slight possibility of a postponement of this wedding
but the bridegroom secured a two weeks furlough
from his regiment, which is now on duty at the
Croton Dam. and the threatened disappointment TO
principals and guests was averted- The ceremony
Mas per nbn y ae Miss wilkinson Wore
gown of white satin combined with lace and
Chiffon. Her maid OF honor was Miss Lila B.
Kechum Miss Edith Martin Miss Bertha Palmer.
sister of the bridegroom Miss Matte Dodman and
Harold Martin. and the ushers the brides brother
DaTG TayIor and D fTS Films The service
which choral. was followed by reception AT
Palmer will spend fortnight in the south, and on
their return the young bridegroom VIII re)oin MS
regiment
The marriage of Miss Emelne Place Hayward.
daughter of ]. Kilbourne Hayward to Professor
Edward Yard Robbins took place at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the Protestant Episcopal
Church of St. Mary the Virgin, in West Forty
sixth-st. The Rev. George NJ. Christian the rector
brother. was attended by her sister. Miss HAYWARD
as maid of honor. There were no bridesmaids
home of one the bridas BROTHER Dr. Kiibourne Hay
ward. No. SO West Ninety-hfth-st.
The wedding of Miss Frances c. Schaefer. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaefer. Fl. Bernard
Reeves took place yesterday morning at II O'Clock
at the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Re-
deemer In West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xth-st'
The Rev. w. Everett Johnson; the rector, per
formed the ceremony. The bridal couple !tI. I'M
the South. on their return to the city they will
take up their abode at No. ia West One-huhdreu-
and-t thirty ninth-st
At noon yesterday the marriage OF Miss Mary
Eleanor Swenson daughter of Mrs. S. NJ Swenson'
20 John Henry Towne celebrated In ST bar
tholomew's Church, Madson-ave and Forty
fourth-st. The Rev. DR.. David H. Greer, the rec
mented bv reception AT the home of the brides
mother. No 20 West sixty-ninth-st.
TIL. marriage of Miss Florence Kipp, daughter Of
Ideutenant-ColoneI William Fl. Kipp of the 7th
\ Regiment, TO Charles Antoine Hope was soiem-
nized last evening at $50 o'clock In St Andrew
Protestant Episcopal Church. Fifth-ave. and one
hundred a nd twenty-seventh-st. The Rev Dr.
George R. Van De Water oficIated at the ceremony.
which was attended by several hundred guests
The bride. who was In gown OF white SATIN was
given away by her father. Miss Margaret b. Jones
was the maid of honor, and Miss Ida May Hope.
sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Alne Annette
were the bridesmaids. Mr.. Hopes best man was
7th Regiment, and the ushers were the brides
P Kim Rsgbnn K II sne char
T. Vilade. Charles W. Trask and the bridegroom's
there was a reception at the home of the brides
R& rstat NO - west e''''
Miss Ethel Lillian French married to Albert
Lester stearns last evening at the home Of her
parents, No. 23i West Forty-ffth-st.. by the Rev.
Or. Anthony H. Evans. pastor of the West Presby-
terrain Church. The bride who attired in a
gown of white satin. trimmed with point lace, a
tulle veil fastened with orange blossoms and
mond pin present from the bridegroom, was at
tended by her sister, Miss Inez Enid French.
maid of honor. The bridesmaids in gowns of pink
silk covered with white net. were Miss Grace Mae
Higgins and Miss Ethel Mae futile George II.
Perry. of Brooklyn. his cousins best man. and
Edward NJ. Perry, of Brooklyn, cousin of the
bridegroom. and Bert H. Prior. of Worcester. Mass
cousin Of the bride served as gshers reception
make an extended tour of the Pacific Coast.
/ The wedding of Miss Marian Graves Iathrop to
Henry Stanley Haskins solemnized at I o'clock
/ yesterday afternoon at the Brick Presbyterian
! Church The Rev. DR.. Erdman. pastor of the Nor
ristOwn Presbyterian Church. official ted. The bride
is the daughter of Levi Chapman I.athrop. head of
the Wall Street firm of Levi c. Lathrop & co. Miss
Florence Iathrop. sister of the bride. maid of
honor. and the bridesmaids Miss Edith Hull
! New-York. Robert Emmett MacAlarney was best
man. The ushers Rufus and Sidney Mather
! cousins of the bride Paul and Donald APpenzear
| York. reception held after the wedding at
the day on a trip south They viii make their
I home in East Orange.
! Miss Emma Fuller Price daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs David s. Price. married yesterday after
to II. Tieston Mum, at haywood y. J.
! The wedding took place the home of the bride
parents, which was deliberately decorated with
was the Rev J. J. Connolly. There were no bfldes-
F. Mum, Frederick Jaeger. George Price and
| Benjamin Price. The bridegroom is a of
The last meeting this of the Sewing So
ciety of the Mothers and Babies Hospital was
/ held yesterday at the hospital, No, $50 Lexington
ave. 1t probably the most interesting and
enjoyable of the series largely on account of
the recitations o. Miss Amy Baker Some Of the
non c. Brown Mrs. Arson Phelps Dodge. Mrs.
William I4oring Andrews. Mrs. Daniel lie Roy
Stewart Smith Mrs. Jules Montant Mrs Douglass
w Burnham and Mrs. COrtlandt S. Van Rens-
selaer.
The public coach Good Times yesterday after
on its trip from the Waldorf Astoria TO In
Woolsley Mr. and Mrs. J. T; Windrum and f. h.
Webster, of Boston G. Louis Boissevain the
coachman.
The weddings to to-day include those OF