New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-22
THE STOKES WEDDING.
BISHOP POTTER WILL PERFORM THE
CEREMONY AT oRIENTA POINT
TOMORROW.

Costly gifts have been arriving in Mamaroneck
since Saturday for Miss Florence Lockwood
Stokes and Frederick Ambrose Clark. who are to
be married Tomorrow at the country home OF the
brides father. at Orienta Point Long Island
Sound
1t has been decided to have the marriage cere-
mony performed at the country home OF the
brides father. Henry B. Stokes, president of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company. This was
the plan originally agreed on. Bishop Potter had
favored holding the ceremony in st. Thomas s
Church in this city. and after the death OF Brad
FORD B. McGregor. whose cottage near the
stokes and Bostwick estates it was intended for
them to follow his suggestion The question was
left open until last week, when it decided
to abandon having the wedding in this city and
to hold it in Mamaroneck.
1t Is announced that the wedding on Tuesday
Will De small. About 100 guests have been hidden
to witness the ceremony. Bishop Potter whose
engagement to the bridegroon's mother is an
nounced, will oficiate, assisted by the Rev. F. F.
German rector Of st. Thomas's Episcopal Church.
Mamaroneck- The Rev. DR.. Charles F. Canedy,
rector of Trinity Church, New-RochelIe of which
the Stokes family were for many years communi-
cants, will also be present.
The bride will be given away By her Their She
is rather slight with dark hair and dark eyes and
graceful Her sister, Mrs. Marion Bost7vfck wife
The Stokes girls lost their mother when they were
When Miss Marion Stokes married Mr.. BostWick
her sister Florence was her maid of honor Walter
Watson Stokes. cousin Of the bride, is to be best
Eog9anm. Waldo C. Johnson and Mr. Clark's three
Last night big house parties Were entertained at
both the Stokes and Bostwicll houses Each train
E1ented the number Of guests. The new arrivals
were met at the stations by the big automobile
hgn rate Of speed: Among the arrivals were Mrs.
Alfred Corning Clark, her sons. Edward and
and MIS- May cha aRa M also MISS
Zosbaum, of New-RocheIe, and Addison Coch-
Iane' OF New-York. Bishop Potter is expected to-
Miss Maud KnowIton. daughter Of Mrs. Daniel
W knowlton. of West Upton Mass. will De mar
ried to W. Schuyler Smith son Of Dr. A. Alexander
Smith, Of this city, in the Unitarian Church OF
West Upton. Mass. on Wednesday. September 2
The Rev. Horatio Oliver Ladd. rector OF Grace
Church, Jamaica, Long Island. and the Rev. Mr.
Horst. OF West Upton. viii offciate
The bride Will have her sister, Miss Ada Knowl-
ton as maid Of honor. and Mrs. H. Alexander
Smith. OK this city, matron of honor. The brides
H Miss is RsS M23r MIS- Mss d Tads
Knowlton. all Of Brooklyn. and Miss Bertha Hast
the bridegrooms brother, H Alexander Smith and
the ushers will be John Aitken. Floyd Reading Dq
Mclean Mead Van zile Belden, all of this city;
the bride. The bride VIII be given away by her
brother Daniel W KnowIton.
Montclafr. y. J. Sept. (SpeciaD-Dr. Franklin
Abbott Dorman Of Upper Montclair. will tomorrow
marry Miss Jane Chadwick Calender, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Calender. OF Flush
ing. in the Congregational Church in the latter
place. The Rev Howard S. Bliss pastor of the
Christian Union Congregational Church, Upper
Montclalr. will perform the ceremony at p, m
Miss Dorothy Cole, niece OF the bride, will be the
mower girl Dr- Harry Dorman brother OF the
bridegroom; VII act as best man. The nshers VII
Upper Montclair; William Calender and Dr. Arthur
Gardiner o. New-York.