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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Adele Roche Margaret Barry. Agnes Riley and
loretta Lenane, OF Brooklyn. all wore white lib
eTty silk over white ts1eta. with blue velvet hats
and large blue chiffon NUTS the last named the
s.IL or the bride. The best man was Dr. P W.
-d-Lalghl-n- Of Mitteneague. a brother OF the
groom ana the ushers Messrs. John Cummings and
John NcCatfery. OF Boston: Dr.. Cleary OF cam
bridge, Dr.. James Coyne. Of Clinton: J Alfred
Rowan. OF Montreal Canada the brides cousin.
and Alfred G Rowan. her brother.
me bride herself gowned in white satin
trimmed with rose point lace and wore a point
ace ven caught with a pearl and diamond heart.
enc carried shower bouquet OF Hesof-the-vaIley.
Aiter the ceremony reception held at the
nome OF the brides parents. six hundred
guests being present The house decora ted
win pains, carnations and Chrysanthemums and
the bride received under q floral bower. Among
The many hundred gifts received a silver ser
vice OF nearly two hundred pieces. After q tour
through the Southern States, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
LauEh-n viii make their home in North Adams
Mass Their future house there being a gift from
N h-LEe-s ratnar-
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BrRNHAlI-sHORT-

4 notable event in Bedford Park society was tho
marriage OF Mss V.oIa Adria Short. ward % VIII
lam T. HOruaday. superintendent % the Zoo az
Bronx Park. 70 George Aumi Durham. OF New
ak y Y. which took place at the home of NJ. and
Mrs. H1rulday. Decaru~-4ye. bectorl PAX. on
Cc- oher - The Rev James ". Cool. pastor OF TIE
l,eEf.rd Par, Cousrl gaIio124 Church performed
the ceremony. ard the bride was given away By
her guardian The house was reaut.tuIN deco.
rated with palms. ferns. American Beauty roses and
Chry sa1tleIuurs ana The bridal party uttered tee
drawing room % the sound OF Meldetssohns We'd
ding March" played by Mrs. q. II Robinson OF
Philadelphia. the piano. win harp AID svtoiin
accomp0limeDl-
with chiffon and fer veil vas caught ey heavy
rearf ornament the sra q the bridegroom. Shs
carried "a shower bouquet q white chrysarthe-
nuns ard was stte-ccd ~ Miss Helen Ross Hor-
-aGay wh0 wore pink six null over white silk and
CARED pink cLrys3r thenuus- Edward Burt. %
Newark acted IS best man. and The ribbon bear
e-s were John Hazelton and Norris r Could. of
a reception followed the ceremony. and az the sp-
r1Irred hour Mr. and Mrs. Durham left FOR thu
Grand Central Station IN automobile On their
ra-urn from thar wedding tour they VIII reside IN
Newark where q nouse has been presented 70 them
bv Ny BIrrnarn's fatNer Tire rn1rriage wiz
messed BY about sever ty-nur guests from Rochss-
fe- Newark. bhlacelrhtt. IN ewcod. F7sr Or
auec Albany. Port Chester. Lima OohiOl WashinS.
ton. Bloomfield. Nev-YOrk and Bedford Park
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COONLEY-wORTH

4 brilliant wedding on Wednesday afternoon was
the marriage Of Miss Mabel Worth daughter Of
2fr and Mrs Frederick Worth. Of Llewellyn Park.
ana d.. Frederick Cooniey. O: Port Richmond.
Staten Island. which was solemnized in Trinity
Congregational Church. East Orange. by the Rev.
D.. Arnery H Bradford. OF Montclair.
Miss Marjorie Worth. a sister Of the bride, was
the maid OF honor. and her little niece. Katharine
woodruff OF New-York. was the flower girl Pro-
fesso- FEoIlou Farr Of Yale University, the
best man. The ushC-s were George Bulkiey OF
Hartford Henry 4. TrusIow. OF Summit, William
8. woodruff Carl Cooniey. William Gaylord and
Charles Goodman. Of New-EOTk.
The bride VINO was given away by her father.
wore a gown Of white null crepon trimmed with
point lace and carried bouquet Of white roses
ORCHIDS and lilies Of the valley The maid Of honor
wore white lace and carried pink roses, and the
flower girl wore frock OF white orgencie and
carried rna-cuerites. 4 large reception followed
the ceremony al The home or Nj a1o Mrs. worth
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nr,-uA,r-RRADFORD.

one Of the prettlest home WEDDINGS % e.. ard
80 7r-f,,fs-, Eenhan. The ceremony was per
S1-re5 al tre brides home. No ld West seve.'y-
eC,ertb-st. on Tuesday evening at 80 90
ON the near relatives and intinla'e
N'-' ---..-e- narles were present ne olI-4at
the con- ,5se The Rev. De Wit bsIHs4 "a
ln5Te cousin o. t b, G1epe Dc hihe cham
who wore 5-nmel with scerfs Of SIX M ,..S
iaee tht be oneed 60 her Iookiyn ws were an
ed by H h5n gown The best man acorsttd
IVORY lill'u ~ to71se Charnllleiy It,. 49,
H Britlln- nc L---s ferns and pink carnati ions.
Sffer ~ wedding supper Mr. 4 7 Maine woods
ieIt Io- . hotfug lodge has been PiAI - a. their
disposal on their retIrIn, s -aeeSTSenth-st
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ROCETEL-yOUCG

Many Of the school teachers OF Westchesee-
County were present on Wednesday evening al ths
wedding OF Mss Mary Young and John H Rock
we'll scAooI commissioner OF the Second District %
Wes-cresrer County. which took place IN the First
Presbyterian Church OF Mount vernon The bride
was attended ay her sister. Mss 2 = IoUng and
" s. Nary LeEgerr Of BroCXville. with Mss Cracs
Chedeyue. Of CssuinS-0n-th e-ECCson. as flower
girl. and the Ushers were O.. S Lyon and Sherman
Johnson. Of (eW-YO-k- and William Rer1sen and
Arthur Wilcox. from the bridegroorn's home Pos
chester. TIE bride as given away by her b-orhsS
Roger \ Young. and Fred C Rockwell. OF STAN
ford. Conn was best man NJ. and Yrs. Rockwell
ere live IN Port Chester where Mr.. Rockwell wa
formerly Superintendent OF TIE Public schools
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~ Ar-crr.rN-PoNAN.

Kiss = Evelyn Rowan daughter q Nj ana
M-s Esvard Rowan. o. No 81 East One-hundre1-
-rx---rh st n1ew-TOrlz. and D.. John j. Z
Gc-auE-r.- were united in marriage last Meciies-
cay morning October q Al The Church q 81
s------f-. 7-,e r2-~-x Father Thomas Il Nc
Lzuerli~ - Adams Mass q brother OF the groom
ps-eo-r7e5 The ceremony. assisted by Fathef N
z. E.-t-tzrc. Of Blackstone. Mass. cousin 81
The groom. Father Thomas 7. Greeg. rector o. 81
Augustine and the Rev. James J. DonneAy' OF
Sort1 Adar-s, Mass.
Miss F5i-p r Rowan. the brides sister. was
rowres IN flrIe c-e-e De chine. with large Wflte
hat and carried white roses. while the SIX brides
raics d.. arleses Eleanor Lsnane. Irene Martin,
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HnRrON-CRANE.

Miss Florence Crane. daughter OF MI, - - ~
John NJ Crane Of Essex-ave-' anu =
t5a-tor ,rs-o married NJ the home Of the bride on
Tuesday night by Rev. George l. Cuilia, r.
of the First Presbyterian church, was NJ
,fr " no Wv 5y5 f White silk and wore Ven
caught with orange 6lossomi Mss Geneyeve Russell
9oeaqe5 5S Of oF ba5or ana Aubrey r Mc3qaf FER OF
BROOKLYN acted as pest os man in Glen Ridge.
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E-rING-ROTHENBERG.

Long Branch. y. J. oct 24-The marriage Of
Miss Hannah Ro-heuberg, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Rothenbe-g. Of this city. and David
El-inr of Springfield, Mass. attracted a large
company 20 Temple Bethuariam. on North Bath
ave Long Branch. on wednesday evening The
-7r--+fz-s were celebrated at O'Clock by the KEY
y Norris Miss Bertie Marks. Of Long Branch,
VS. maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
TfT1ie stein Of Long Branch and Miss Katherine
7 80 81 - bright Norma Stein and Miriam Nor
- oe Tyo~r Branch. the flower girls. Joseph
1Fz-Lzs Of New-York. was best man The ushers
nee Eerfar~in Coldstein. Of Snrlngheld Mass:
S-arlev Ja~dwtn. Of BROOKLYN; David Marks OF
Eev-Yo~k and Louis Miller. Of Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Mss Emma 7. Sahler. the eldest daughter OF
a. u u7l Bots Sahler. OF this city, and Arthur
~ MALTA Of Boston married 1t o'clock
Tl,cslsv afternoon. at No 3l2 Fifth-ave- Miss
F4e,o, sahler. sister Of the bride, acted as maid
~ honor. AID Miss Florence Sahler, Miss Emily
- s.--..-- Mis- Florence Huntington, Miss
t-o-c--7 Ilr-,e6 and Miss Julie Coggil were the
1,-i5esr9aids Willard u. Wheeler was pest man man,
--si1a-s were William G. Atwater Frederick
..e-l--o~ Edward L. Sabeu and James C,opti.
a. Rev Robert Maurice Berkeley. OF Dooes
- ~ Rev Roland Cotton Smith. OF NashlIis' 0lI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
BAYLES-GOTLD

A fashionable wedding was celebrated Tuesday
AFTERNOON In st. Andrews Episcopal Church. South
Orange. when Miss Eleanor Madeline Gould daugH-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs William Banks Gould. Of
Montrose-ave.. married to Edwin Atkinson
Bayles, son OF the late DR.. George BayIes. of
Orange The Rev George F1uetner, Of Philadel-
phia, performed the ceremony assisted by the
Rev Charles L. Pardee. rector OF st. Andrews.
Mrs Clifford Allen Gould was matron of honor
and George Bayles. a brother of the bridegroom
was the best man. The ushers were \ Coster VIII
meriing, Harold Condit. Clifford \. Gould. Fred
erick Amy and Arthur Bredt. Of Orange. and John
Mohr, OF Providence, z. I. The bride who was
given away by her father. wore dress Of real
point lace chiffon. with a tue veil caught
up with orange blossoms She carried a bouquet
Of Elies-of-the-valley. Her ornaments were a dia-
mond brooch with d pearl pendant. the gift OF the
bridegroom, and diamond heart, presented to
her by her father.
The matron Of honor was attired in Il gown Of
white satin cloth. trimmed with duchesse lace
and a large beaver hat with white plUmes. She
carried American Beauty roses. Both the church
and the house where large reception held
sfterward. decorated with yellow chrysan he
NUNS, with trimmings Of white chiffon ribbon
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayes will tour through Canada
for several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

both OF Upper Montclair. were married IN the
Christian Union Congregational Church Wed1es-
dav evening. the Rev. R G. Davey. pastor OF the
church officiating. The bride gowned in white
lace over white tafeta embroidered pearls She
wore a veil and carried a shower bouquet OF bride
roses and lilies Of the valley. Miss Clara l. Ste
veps was maid Of honor. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Edna B. Stevens and Rose Grenisheimer'
~ Tsur-York. Elizabeth D. Green ad Clara Hath
away. Of Brooklyn; Lucy H Smith and kathry1
Mains OF New-YOrk. was best man and the
iIsbfrs Charles 3. Stevens. Of Havana. Cuba;
Strr~e D0tv and Charles r. Stevens. Of New
Tort7 Forest and Stephen Bullock, of Montclair,
and Newton Soper, of Upper Alontclair Mr. ana
NJ bullock viii live IN MOntCIalr Upon their re-
tI5rr7 from q wedding trip.
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rPeS-P-WuCOX.

F-1-klr Augustus Wilcox announces the mar
rage cf tts daughter. Caroline. 70 Alexander Va
-e-res Fraser on TueSday. October % The mar
rage was witnessed Only by near friends who
were invited Hv note and filed the centre Of the
C-Gr-E 70 The Messiah. whore the ceremony was
re-t1-rre5 rv -ha Rev. D-. SIi-er
TIE church vas PRETTY decorated with palms
srs ferns e-~ SET oF the brides dainty gown -
white creme Or chi-e and I'm rulle veil worn OF
Ire face There were no bridesmaids ny arc
Err Frs VIII reside ~ their new nome ln -
e--1--rf-T-= near Madison avg on their return
tr0r- --et- wedding Journey No-Uit 1sta-ll'lg l-
c-et r-r=7=-- fq~ account q mourning the pres
e--E were r--rerous and unique.
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rARIY-sIMONTON.

A. the Cathedral Fifth-ave. and Fifteth-st in
,te blessed VIRGINS Chapel. Thursday morn
- NJ Mar, Campbell Simonton daughter Of
NJ ans Mrs. Thomas Q. Simonton, OF Paterson.
US married 10 Mr. Joseph Nicholas Early. Of No.
1r-lr hist. OF the late JOhn larry,
= - VII the ceremony. which was private
VS. performed by the Right Rev Nicar.!ieneTal
49, - sister Miss Louise Snonton. and Charles
S'-,---'1-u Eary. brother OF the bridegroom, was
E..- ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

= ladies havs not tried them, NINE CAROLINE. tSs
eminent FACE SPECIALIST. III give every 4dy thre>
weeks trial treatment Tor only Sl00 y ladies'
have tried them Do what they missing
e. WoaCs face s. her fortune. and q her dIt- 70
q IT, matter in what station OF life she may BE-
NINE CAROLIN1s'S patrons free from wrinkles.
fr1ces. tan bLlstneacs pInpl1s and uvsrspors Vine
Caroline n 56th has wrinkle Der face
She w1uid be 45 Il for her harcss
look because they treated IN
order show her would - Ike without tne
use - her wonderful Ne Plus ULTRA FACE BEAU
TIFTER snd FLESlfFOoD- u IL preparation that acts
Invisible, ir-sora1- tonic and = used over tho
eye1s VIII sr=ugthen and brighten the eysstshr Sealed
circulars and re--l0Or.3s mailed tree address
NINE CAROLINE Fare Spe.ialsc and sole agent for ths
Royal Windsor Grsv Ha- Restcrer tnot dye)- MAIN
EARLEES 20 81 AVE-. Wv NORk-
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SPFTR-WHEELER.

Miss Beatrice Wheeler. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
2 Merriam Wheeler Of Montclair and Louis H
sneir of South Orange, viii be married IN St
ulxe's Episcopal Church, Monrclalr. on OCTOBER
% bv Rev Dr. F 3. Carter. Miss Lillian Wander
-. 81 >-svv York is to be the maid of honor.
The bridesmaids viii be Miss Resale Wheeler, Of
o,do, England: Miss Mabel Sheldon. Of Summit
Driss Edith Vanderbilt Of this city, and the Misses
sIHoo Warshafl Amy Sawyer and Malta Marvin,
III M ~ Nontcair Louis Dean Spcir OF south
S-snge wiz be best man, and the usners Nal olm
=. s,,Sane of Englewood, Moses BigelCw, or New
srLs Donald Morrow and York Allen. OF South
Orange and Cottreu Wheeler, OF MontcIaH
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

eoulns OF interest 70 Larcbmont and New
Rochelle people has Just been .,,,',-aa, -
u took place IN ST. Patrcks Catba5rs1 ,,,e1s+ :
The couple are Miss Ethel Grifteu. a wei known
gouns woman OF Larohmont and Dr. Leon K
blnshan1 a young dentist Of New-York Dr. Bing-
tVaian and only recently grad
esSG tiLs DrIas Is vel known in Harlem waer,s
"a reba,S - NtI.I d rev years ago Or. and Mrs.
Sa-i nam az SSSaEg temporarily with Mrs Eiug-
pan Sssers Ms Ch2rotte =. jerks Of Rocaee
~, 80, Ne EcGCneile. Friends Of DR.. Bingham say
ct - He'ClAs Was not announced at the time IL
49, 'y M, 9 80 OF the death or Mrs Jenkss hus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

be maid Of honor and Misses Louise 5 and Mildred
L Kline. all sisters OF the bride are 70 he the
bridesmaids Willard :. futile the groon's broth
e viii pe best man and the ushers J. Norris Olli-
pIlant OF NeW-G OTk: Lawrence 5. Haskius. OF
IH,ew-5oq Ion Conn; Philip Wills OF Rochester;
harold L. LeuPp. Of Albany, George Il Hook ~.
OF Albany. and George g. Bo.dt. ir Of Nev--Y0rk
The brides gown Will be- Of peau crepe. De chine
ana chIt9n, with bertha Of ducLesse lace y large
reception at the home Of the brides parents Will
Follow the ceremony. and after January the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. futile viii oe a. No. 81 Wash
tngton-ave., BROOKLYN
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R0urnage. Miss Margaret Wood. Harvey Woodruff.
Mr. aud Mrs Alfred Durham. 31r and Mrs. VIII
lam cas- Baker. NJ and Mrs. Frederick Mason
Ir1dg@ TOhn FIsu-irE. DR.. and Sfrs. George K Mey-
nan. Mr. and Mrs Philip Meynen. Clarence Ed
rrl1In5srOu RunyOn Field. Mr.. and Mrs Leande- B
Fa6e~ lIr and Mrs. E Groes5eck Sfr and Mrs
Henri N Havii1nd. Charles 2 Haviland. Foster
Ffendrickscu Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas Hazard. Mr..
and Mrs L. P Hazard. the Misses Hazard. Mss
Meta K Hull Dr. ?. l. Hui. the Rev and Mrs y.
Tfovra-d HOBBS Nr. and Mrs. Burt Jaw Humphrey.
Arson Jones ". 7 Jacobs. Miss Lucy kellogg.
.Tohn Ger. The bridesmaids usher5 a10 others.
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cLARK-SPARKS.

\ very largely attended wedding. held in the
Presbyterian Church in katonah. Westminster
County on Thursday afternoon. was that OF VIII
Ian, II Clark a Young business Of that place.
and Miss E NJ Sparks. also Of katonah. The
Rev John Huse Eastman. former pastor. came
from Pottsvie. Penn. to oficiate The bridesmaid
ms Miss Elizabeth y Barrett. sister Of County
tsgfsrer William G. Barrett. and the best man was
Il W Reynolds. Of Bedford The ushers were
y = Barrett f. " Clark and Charles q. Mead
After the ceremony there was n large reception
and dinner al the home OF the brides mother. on
fha Bedford Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

80 81 01SS rn'eentn-st, Elena Emma Horn
sno winner curtis Goodale were married br the
lies o,iy WI Daeom Shaw. The immediate fam
ssteq 0 Mss e Psn The bride attended BY her
brother, w Dening Csoodaie M priIssrooLn
MI and MRS Goodale have started On , triT ~ he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
WHEELER-HATT.

Miss Rachel NJ HIATT, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
loci W HIATT. Of East Orange. was quietly mar
rfed on Thursday evening. at the home Of her
rareuts to Harry c. Wheeler. Of New York The
Pew Donald D. Munro pastor Of the Hawthorne
Avenue Baptist Church, East Orange. performed
the ceremony in the presence Of members OF the
ryvo families and a few Intimate friends LeOnaru
Vanhorne Of Orange. the best man. and Miss
Leonora Brokaw, of Newark, was the 1naid O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

80 West Ninety-eighth married TO Emil
KarpeI Of Cleveland. Ohio. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev s. HeTskowitz- Miss Refs
man wore a handsome gown Of white satin crepe
de chine trimmed with Irish point lace. a veil OF
tulle caught with orange blossoms. and carried a
bouquet OF Bride roses. Miss Mildred RelsTan, a
sister Of the bride. her maid OF hCnor, ana
wore 4 dress Of pink crepe de chine PINK -hlIIon
hat and d bouquet Of pink roses Miss Rose harpei
sister OF the bridegroom acted as bridesmaid
and was arraved in white MI karpei chose Tor MS
hest man his cousin. Samuel Reg2r ana MS
17sbers were Charles Wesberg. A DoT5. David
Reisrnan ard Harry Pro~hdska- After an eNteNied
wedding trip 70 PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore ana W ASH
fugtou Mr.. and Mrs. Reswan Will live III brooklyn
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FLEMING-sr1,rrnn

pretty fonkers wedding last week was that -
Miss cara E shaffer and John Knox Fren,ing
Snien look place on Wednesday evening. Miss
Arnold. OF PouGnkeepse. Tba r,.ts = - - "a
F9s S Sss be FGing Of Yonkers and George
played by Mrs Frederick NEsstnIs ~ 1I el vs.
Only the relatives and intimate friends stte-isd
Ile CeIreInohy. Wtlch was performed nv me Ra,-
L a Lyon rector Of Christ ESiscop,l ChIr,b nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
sCRTMGEoUR-NuJrp

The Mrs. Anatasia Miller ard D.,
wedding was also home araf- ta
F. Cnderhl rector Of 81. Johns Protestan+ r-,is.
oopal Church. of Yonkers. officiating 7-be b~t5.
a"' Mrs. William T. Miller Of Monticello
-, We nld1Ioh OF honor. and CLAYTON Ni4vo
OF New sr, a9rE: was best man wedding snp3er
80 SCI 49,. 49, ; aq curing the evening the guests
songs by Z quartet " @4i- piano music ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
DEFFIs-wHITTAKER-

Miss Edith T. WHITAKER OF Mount Vernon. was
married in that city on Wednesday night 70 Alex
ander Defls resident Of the Argentine Republic.
The ceremony took place n Trinity Eplscopa!
Cbu-cb and was performed By the Rev. W. s.
Corey who was assisted by the Rev. ; T. Graham
Miss Whitaker Is daughter of the lats Captain
Z " Mhlttaker.
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sANps-NICHoLs.

The wedding of Mrs Allan Nichols, OF Glen
Ridge and William p Sands. of MontclaI, 80
rlsca last Wednesday afternoon in Christ EtP++TJT
naI Church. Hudson y. y. The Rev JONI; = Nv of
oIas rector Of the church and a orotheI III
L. hrida .ffIcIltal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
ppr,Is-CAsTER.

The home q, NJ and Mrs. J. Plass No. =.
"a "oAi' '--,a was the scene OF a pretty
ttCasros5av evening. when Miss Zereda
caster niece of M and MT rhe r house was decorated
John Briins. OF Mot ,t flowers and tropical pian,a'
bs 's erono5 was performed by the Kew - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
-1TTLE-KLINE.

Miss Alice Emily Kline. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs jay Butler Kline OF No 1,lol James-st-. syria
cuse and Walter Irving futile will be married In
the Park Central P-ez5yterian Church on the
evening OF October = Miss wiunie p. Kline VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
GARDNER-FowsER

Miss Nancy Fowser and Charles Cardner both NJ
Nutley, n J., were married in 81 Narv,s C-bu--b
n Avcndale. last Thursday morning the Rev 7 p
d3IIls perIoIIn,ng the ceremony the presence Of
q ., t"tse asseInolage. Miss May Fowser sister of
the pride acted as bridesmaid and Frederick, Petit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

~ pastor or the Ascension Baptist Church
=. eteLL U.s., sho the bride given away by her
, proLi1eI, Eopert Caster The maid Of honor was
@ sister of the bride and the best
I lI1 We rank A Mariner A reception and dance
South Mr. and Mrs Brirns will make thsir bSI,s ~
Rutland. VT. " ma nc tiAeii 1i'iis II
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KARPEL-REISMAN.

Victoria Hall, Lexington-ave and FTfty--inth-
st, was the scene Of pretty wedding last Sun
day afternoon, when Miss Birdie Reisman q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Retsman Of M
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HA1rNroND-REDwAT-

NJ ard Ms. J. W. Redway- OF Mount Vernon.
have issued invitations for the marriage OF thei-
faurh1er Miss E zaheta Pauline Ebert Pedway. to
Edwin Walden Hammond OF Dubois Penn Ths
wedding is 10 take phase IN the Crurr OF RE As
ceelsi Saturday evening. October 81. az
nc
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k FuNTs FkE EVRSTTuRE
DESKS

Our designers. Ike Princess Eas@-'1-'
hefe chosen al that Is best , 81,
French grace-boudoir beauties IL blrch; "a
Ae Cnsurpassed sunshiny oalfs- EAaClsi $50
ms 1I.-rfr ,-s-h Kyarfeas scenes SatlnWOoa
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