New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

The Protestant Episcopal Church in Bronxville
was the scene Of a wedding yesterday, when Miss
Clara Merriam. of that place, married to
James A. Page. of Washington The rector Of the
church the Rev. Richard Hayward. offcfated- The
matron of honor Mrs Newbod. of Washington.
a cousin of the bride. and Miss Sewell and Miss
Robinson of Bronxvile. were the bridesmaids Al
ter the wedding there was a large reception at
the home of the brides brother-in-law. Frederick
Cie1ler New-York lawyer who lives in Lawrence
Park The reception attended by nearly
hundred guests
Miss Grace Imlach. daughter Of the late William
ImIach was married last night to Franklin B.
Ware The wedding took place in the First Re
formed Episcopal Church. and the ceremony was
performed by the rector. Bishop Sabine. The bride
wore a gown of white satin crepe de chine
trimmed with duchesse lace. and carried a bouquet
of lilies of the valley. The maid of honor
Miss Jessie Hartman. and the bridesmaids Were
Miss Anna Ware Miss Isabel Allen and Miss May
Wallace. The best William B. Imach.
and the ushers Ashbel ?. Fitch. Harry ].
Crawford. Richard c. Hanson and Oscar Wagner
Mr.. Ware is member of the Board of Aldermen.
although architect by profession. He is mem
Der of the Phi Delta Theta Club. the Republican
Club and several other organizations.
Miss Victoria Eugenla Scott. daughter of John
Miller Scott. of this city. and William Richard
Nichols. of Albany married yesterday a noon
at the Pouch Gallery. Brooklyn. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. John Jay Harrison an
old friend OF the family. Miss Fannie Nichols
sister of the bridegroom. maid Of honor and
". Irving Scott Of East Orange. brother of the
bride. was best man. Only relatives and intimate
friends were invited. The bride is a granddaughter
of the late Alexander Mcleod Scott wholesale dry
goods merchant identified with the early develop
ments Of this city. director in many banks and
insurance companies. including Greenwich Savings
and national banks and the Greenwich Fire Insur-
snce Company. On her mothers side she is a
granddaughter of Richard Martin and related to the
Grays, Clintons Fosters. Zabriskes and Millers of
New-York. Mr.. Nichols is the Editor of The
Albany Journal
Princeton, n. j., June IL (SpeciaD.-In the First
Presbyterian Church her9 to-day Charles =
Bates. young business of Pittsburg and Miss
Helen Wilbur, of Princeton were married bv the
Rev DR.. Lewis Lampman. OF Newark The Rev
Maitland V Bartlett. pastor Of the church assisted
In the ceremony. The bride is a daughter OF the
late Denman Wilbur. of Newark and the bride
groom was formerly member of the class OF %,
in Princeton Miss Cecil Craighead Wilbur a
sis'er Oh the bride, was bridesmaid. and Edward T
Moore, Of the class of Os was best man The usb
ers were Leroy L. Daniel of Harrisburg: Stuart
a. foung. of Newark Benjamin Dwight of New
York. and Theodore A Carter OF Boston Th
orioe ana bridegroom started immediately on an
extended wedding tour. They will reside I'm Pttts
burg ~
hhzaoeth, N j., June II (SpeciaD-Tbe MARRIAGE
ci MISS isabelle Adele Biarnois de Pont and Holm
'iceht Nourse took place here yesterday Owing
10 'he recent death OF the brides mother the cars
n'phy was witnessed only by relatives and few,
intimate friends.
ne bride comes from an old French family ho,b
"0' siahaparents being members OF the nobility.