New-York tribune., 1902-11-12
WEDDINGS.

Miss Martha Janet Law. youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Law. OF BriarcIir Manor.
Ossining, married Oliver Carter Macy. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Macy. OF Riverside
Drive, this city. at yesterday. The ceremony
took place in the library Of the Law home. The
spacious apartment had been arranged in such
way to suggest the interior OF church. An aisle
had been formed by arranging posts at intervals
along the floor These were covered with suilax
and each one was capped with a large white chry-
santhemum. The chancel rail- gates and altar were
made OF chrysanthemums. The bridal party formed
In the billiard parlor adjoining the library. First
came the ushers. Lawrason Riggs. Jr. Alexander
De 3. Pratt. Everett DOminiCk Laurence Rand
Ethelbert 7. Low, nephew OF Mayor Low and Henry
Law. a brother OF the bride. They were followed
by the bridesmaids Misses Elsie Gilman. Antolnette
Hewitt, Ethel G. Rockefeller. daughter OF William
Rockefeller: Julia LefingweIl Margaret Hubbeu
and Julette HubbelL They were atrired in pink
crepe de chine. and carried white chrysanthenums
Their hats were OF white beaver. trimmed with
ostrich plumes. The bride followed. attended by
her sister. Mrs. W. F. FotteraIl OF Philadelphia, as
matron OF honor. Miss Laws dress OF white
satin trimmed with point applique lace. Her Jewels
consisted OF ring set with sapphres and diamonds
the gift of the bridegroom: a ccronet Of diamonds
and rubies, diamond horseshoe worn brooch
Fotterall wore white chiffon her hat was made OF
They were met at the altar by the bridegroom
and his brother. Ridgeway Macy who acted as
The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev
o The brS isIssd Ge bhngIT bH f R&e &
coll rector OF the Briarclin Manor Congregational
Among the invited guests were Mr., and Mrs
Ir sa ,rrs aGX NJ N Sad Mrs EveTit Msey
Sloane, Henry T. Sloane. Miss Sloane Mr. and Mrs
Ballard Mr. ana Mrs @ George McNer Ftt9R MTs eorFs r. m
b. Dominick. Howard WiIets. Mr; and Mrs. Walter
Mr. Mr and nd Mrs John sinsIair and Misses SIN
the Rev and Mrs. Wilton Mere r smth Nh SpeSST sS
Ts Sasr FRANK Tresprsyi Mr and Mrs I9hn D. Rocke-
snd MIA Mace James ne Thsnze N snd MI r And \ Mrs Macy
Oliver S. Carter. Mrs. Alexander S. Cochran Miss
SchleIer. Mrs. = D. Ransom, DR.. and Mrs. Balan-
and Mrs Christian Bell Mr.. and Mrs, b E King
man. man Mr.: and Mrs 2 TheSdore Gilman, Alexander
meyer MT and Mrs William Rockefeller and NIr
and Mrs. William NJ. Kingsand-
Hackensack. y. J.. Nov II (SpeciaD-The interior
OF the home OF Superintendent and Mrs Robert
II. Ballagh, Bergen-st-. Hackensack. was proflse
with chrysanthemums this evening when their elder
daughter. Miss Beth E. BalIagh. was married to
Harry Fosdick of Boston. by the Rev Herman
Vanderwart OF the First Reformed Church The
best man was Arthur f. Adams of Boston man
no bridesmaid. Miss Helen VoOrhs. a cousin OF the
b3TldSeSroomii 3S 70 MAS Hover srl The ushers were
Ei2o' dick. d Ha'lasO Walter + and Weldon A FOs-
Hackensack. y J.. Nov. II (SpeciaD.-News
reached here to-day of the wedding at Los Angeles
Cal. of Lieutenant ]. Anderson Berry formerly of
this place, and Miss Virginia daughter of Marshal
\: Breedon, Attorney General the State of Utah
dAeTte9apt 9 Berrys parents sti live here. He won
a, west Point cadetshtp after graduating from the
h hHackSnsaek High School and was graduated from
the Military Academy. He was sent to Fort Riley
where he hrst met his bride.
Plainheld. n. j.. Nov. IL (SpeciaD.-NIss Grace
Webster Cooley. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Martin
l. Cooley. of Rockview Terrace. North Plainheld
and CAPTAIN Mason Mathews Patrick u s
were married at the home Of the brides parents
this afternoon The Rev. Dr. James NJ Taylor
president Of Vassar College. oficiated. Miss Annie
NJ. Gilman. OF Newton. Mass. was maid OF honor
and Captain Frederick p. Reynolds. U. S. ~ Medi-
cal CORPS Washington. best man The
bridesmaids were the Misses Helen Martin Bios
som Fttz- Randolph. Marie Honeycutt and Eleanor
i-uske- After the reception. which was attended
by people from New-YOrk Washington Boston
Phlladelphia and Charleston, S c. Captain and
Mrs Patrick started for the South where they Will
spend their honeymoon. Captain Patrick rs a ma
tive OF Charleston s. c.. and is attached 10 the
daughter of wealthy New FORK merchant Can
Hotel Marlborough. Washington.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Elvira Fort daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Elisha Morse Fort and Percy BENT