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MontcIair; DR. William J. Messereau. Irving c.
Gaylord and Richard c. Loesch, of Manhattan.

Gaylord and Richard c. Loesch. of Manhattan.
The wedding of Miss Agnes L. Dyer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry X. Dyer, and DR.. James P,
Warbasse son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Warbasse,
of Newton, \. J., took place on Wednesday after
in the Church of the Holy Trinity Ferns
and white flowers arched the entrance to the mid
die aisle and at the entrance to the Chancel an
other arch was banked with palms. white flowers
and Easter lilies. Little Miss Agnes De Selding
acted as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were MISS
Grace Simmons Miss Helen Burns. Miss Amy Les
ter. Miss Cornea Blanl1ley, Miss Jean ROAR ~ lsS
Eleanor Hastings, Miss Mabel Shefheld OF Man
haitian, and Miss Edna HoWarG OF South Grange. 4t4
The best man was Herbert y WarbaSse; d 61 PrpIne1
of the bridegroom. The ushers were Dr. William
Sherwood Dr. Paul Pitcher, DR.. Arthur Bogart. Dr.
Frank Cross Warren Scoville and Shepard Hiscock
The ceremony was followed by a large reception at
the home of the brides parents No S6 Leferts
Place. DR.. and Mrs Warbasse will make their home
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss
Kate NJ. Williams daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles P Williams, living in California, and
Dr. Henry p Moseley, of Madison-ave Manhattan.
Miss Williams who is at present with her aunt
Mrs. Robert Mallory. of Montague Terrace, is a
sister of Mrs; Albert L. Mason and has been idene
tilted with the parish work OF Grace Church. OF
which for many years her father was yestryman.
Dr. Moseley is a graduate OF Yale and is with the
Presbyterian Hospital. in Manhattan
At the post-Lenten dance at the Pierrepont As
sembly Room on Tuesday evening the ballroom was
azaleas. The cotillon was led from either end by
Eben 3. KnOwlton and Ira Richards. jr.. who intro
duced a mask figure novelty. The favors for
the women We're hats. parasois and stocks, and for
the men, cigarette cases, tennis balls and bandanna
handkerchiefs. The members of the committee in
Tonse7, Miss MaTv G. MaHWeli. Miss Louisa Lee
and Miss Frances Williams.
The wedding of Miss Ida J. Royce. daughter of
Mr.. ard Mrs, Edward c. Royce, and George N
Klemyer took place on Wednesday afternoon in
Christ Church. Miss Ethel NJ Royce, sister of the
bride, acted maid of honor The best man was
The ushers we're H. Harry r. Randolph Wilson
q. II. Randolph, Cord a. Meyer. Addison FOshay,
monV was f6ilowed by reception at the home of
the brides parents. No 13S Hewes-st.
The wedding of Miss Martha E Mashier and
William j. Fraser took place on Wednesday even
ing in St Michaels Protestant Episcopal Church
in High-st Gold. The bride attended
by Miss Jessie Jaeger, of Manhattan. brides
maid The brides niece Miss Ethel a Case was
Hover girl The best was Charles Hunter
of Toledo Ohio the former home of the bride
benjamin Cypher. of Brooklyn. and Charles s. Roe
and Edwin \. Austing, of Manhattan
The wedding of Miss Roberta Gilmour and Fred
erick W Andrews took place on Wednesday even
ing at the home of the grandparents of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Large No 1S2 Rutledge-
st Miss Elizabeth Andrews. sister of the bride
groom acted as mitlQ or nonOr. NdIer ROZelt.
cousin of the bridegroom. was best man. The ush-
were John D. Conway and Charles Andrews
At the ,ast OF the Small and Early dances on the
Heights Monday evening the Pierrepont Assem-
hly Room was decorated with palms. Easter lilies
and azaleas. A coton. with three favor figures.
led by Frank Squier. jr.. dancing with Miss
Edna Wilson, and aided by Howard Corlies. The
favors fans. dolls and wicker baskets of
roses for the girls and clay pipes tobacco pouches
and papier mache. champagne bottles, containing
dice for the The patronesses Mrs.
William E Carhart. Mrs. George A Stanton Mrs.
Emile B. Turner and Mrs. John E. Leech.