New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
About People and Social incidents.

: and yellow ehrysanthemums. the latter being tia
| cavalry cOIOrs.
At 5 O'Clock the bridal party entered the church
the bridegroom. best man and ushers being clad ~
full uniforms becoming their rank.
The Rev DR.. Hollis Burke Frissell head OF tn
Hampton Institute. Virginia. and an uncle OF ~
bride, officiated- He was assisted by the Rav
George Louis Curtis. pastor of the church Lien,
tenant Frank r. Mccoy. 10Th United States Cav
airy, was best man. The bridesmaids were ~.
Misses Ruth Johnson. of Oswego N. Y; Evalv,
Blunt. Rock Island. ILL.,. Nina FrisseIl New-Yor,
and Mary Cakes. Of Bloomfield Mrs. William
Sillinnan Dodd, of Bloomfield. aunt of the bride
was matron OF honor.
The bride wore gown of white lace. and carris1
lilies OF the valley and orchids. The bridesmaid
attired in white Liberty satin, trimmed v,its
lace. wore large picture hats. diamond ornarnen+~
and carried yellow chrysanthemums The roa+r,-
Of honor was gOwned in white cloth. trimmed
with lace. and large picture hat, and carries :.
bouquet OF yellow ehrysanthemums The usbars
were Lieutenant T. A. Roberts. United States Cav
States Engineer Corps; Lieutenant H. B. Fersu-
son, United States Engineer Corps and LieutensTt
ates with the bridegroom from West Point s'Aau-
a large reception followed at the Dodd home. No
eral and Mrs Leonard Wood Colonel and Mrs
ernor and Mrs. Franklin Murphy. Chief Justice
William 5. GummeTe, Chancellor Magic. Justices
OF Milwaukee: DR.. and Mrs. Harry d Rieba lSs'
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Ward. G. Lee Stout
4 Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs Thomas M MEG Sonn
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Dodd. Mr.. and Mrs ~
Ward and William A Baldwin.
Yesterday at noon at the home OF Mrs A Raw
mOnd. No 20 West Eighty-fourth-st her daueb
ter Madeline and w P. Chapman. ir vera
married. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Abbott E. Kittredge. The brides sister Was
the maid OF honor and the bridegroom's brother
was best man; The bride was given away BY
her brother John NJ. Raymond wedding break
fast was served. Among those present was Mrs
s. r. Olcott; the grandmother OF the bride She
Is ninety-eight years old.
Nyack. n. Y. Nov. PA wedding took place in
the Nyack Reformed Church this afternoon. The
bride Miss Helen Ten Brock Storms. daughter
OF Howard NJ. Storms and granddaughter of ths
late Commodore William VOorhis. and the bride
groom was Joseph +. Cornell. The Rev R.
Heron. OF the First Presbyterian Church ofHc.
ated; Miss Ethel Storms. the brides cousin. was
maid of honor, and Miss Marian Vallean White
Of Glen Ridge. n. J., and Miss Sarah Ten Brock
J. Arthur Polhemus was best man. and the ushers
were Walter B. DUryea. Frederick Williams and
the brides uncle. A. m Voorhis Mr. ana Nc o.
GGornell left here this evening on a wedding trip
Massillon. Ohio. Nov. u (speciaD-At St Tim
othy's Episcopal Church. the Rev. Ernest ]
Crafts. rector. officiating. here to-day noon Miss
Laura Maria Russell eldest daughter OF Mrs
Thomas Henry Russell. Of this town. and Mr. AL
bert Phillips. an architect fifth son OF Mrs John
Morris Phillips. of Newark. y. J.. were married
The bride attended by Miss Mary Eliza beth
Harter, of Canton. Ohio. maid Of honor The
best man was George H Phillips of Newark
y. J.. brother OF the Bridegroom The ushers were
William Z. Phillips. brother OF the bridegroom:
Adrian Riker. William T. Carter. jr all OF New.
Bissen. both hereof The bride was given away
Mrs, alfred Skinner, OF Newark, were among the
out Of town guests After a short wedding trip
No 54i summer-ave.. Newark, n. ].
Richmond. Va. Nov. II (SpeciaD-One % the
prettiest weddings that has ever been solemnized
within the ancient walls of the historic Bruton
Parish Church. Williamsburg. occurred there this
afternoon. when Miss Henrietta Edwina Booth be-
came the bride OF Henry A Wise, the son of John
s Wise. of New-YOrk The church was decorated
with white chrysanthemums and palms. and was
lighted by many candles. which cast a soft glow
over the scene The bridal party entered promptly
az O'Clock TO the strains Of the Lohengrin wedding
mareh- The bridesmaids were the Misses Mar
gusrite Patterson and Ellen Rutherford. of BaIti-
more; Miss Thompson, OF Atlanta; Miss Elizabeth
Sue Webb and Augusta Morec0cE ~ y{ y. ISs,
ourS Inc ushers were Edwin q. Booth brother
S!oiher Of the bride. Of Carter's Grove: Evan
SSlneIoy John, 3 Wise, jr.. and .. C. Phillips Of
a Wise. Of Williamsburg and George helms wise
Clara Booth sister Of the bride lbii VS. 15 T b
man was Hugh Douglas Wise. brother OF the bride
or Grace Street Episcopal Church. performed the
ceremony After the ceremony a reception was
at the old COLOSSAL Inn Mr. and Mrs WISE z7sTfs3
IO-nlShC Tor southern tour after which they viii
make their home in New-York.
Orange. n. J.. Nov. miss Rosa Mode Cook
daughter OF William Cook. was married tonight in
St Andrews Episcopal Church. South Orange to
the Rev. Frederic Carmen, rector Of St Peters
Church, Denver, Col The Rev. Charles l. Par
dee rector OF the church. assisted by the Rev Mar
gus simpson. OF Minneapolis. performed the cere-
mony The bride was given away BY her father
49,, T ILa'ISh 81 h0noT WAS Mrs Arthur BlaCkmors
- IeI OF NSsW-4o rk The flower girls the
Misses Jane Daily Cook. a sister OF TIE bride and
hest an ALsep q IGoK a cousin OF the bride The
the GsheTs were Arthur BIackmore Turner OF
NeW-1 Ork, and William Leslie TrOW bridge Of East
Orange. A reception was held after the ceremony
20 Highland-ave. Orange the brides uncle and
aunt The couple will reside in Denver
Saratoga. " Y. Nov. II (SpeciaD.-In the Regent
street Baptist Church this afternoon Dr. Earl H.
King was married to Miss Laura Jane Hodges.
Rev DR.. E T. Hiscox. the pastor performing the
ceremony. Miss Nellie NJ Balloon was bridesmaid
and Arthur W. Case best man The ushers were
Waiter H Cogan. Eugene E Hayden. James N.
was filled, was handsomely decorated with flowers
for the occasion. \ reception followed at the
brides home.
Red Bank, N J.. Nov. u (SpeciaD.-Nnss Edith
Blanchard, daughter OF Theodore c. E. Blanch-
ard. OF Newark. and Herbert c. McClees. OF River
side Drive. were married at noon to-day at Mr..
BIanchardS country home. IN Middletown Town
and Leslie Blanchard the brides
brother. acted as best man
MRS. CLEMENS BETTER