New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Mabel Harrison Ross. daughter OF Henry
Clay Ross chief clerk in the superintendents Of
fee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Jersey Cirys
was married last night to Arthur Chadwick Bants-
ter, in the ROseviIe Presbyterian Church New
ark. After the ceremony. which was perfoTned
bv the Rev Dr. J. s Chadwick. Of Brooklyn. a re-
ception was held a 'hs home OF the brides
parents No sS South Tenth-st- George " Denny,
Of Newark. vas best man. The ushers were Roosrr
2. Maxwell, jr., Thomas j. Morris. George D
Laird S. S. Laird. ]. Louis Banister. brother OF
the bridegroom and James Ross. brother OF the
bride. Miss Amy Lester. Of BrooklyH. was maid
of honor ard Miss Marie Estee Ross sister OF the
bride, was flower girl The bridesmaids were Mss
Pauline Raymond Ross. sister Of the BRIDE Mss
Mary ". Banister sister OF the bridegroom; Mss
Edna Ross CoIyer and Miss Laura Reifsnyder OF
East Orange. The young couple left on an ex-
tended wedding tour. and on their return VIII re-
side In Newark.
The engagement IS announced of Miss Mary
MaItby Aning. OF Ncrthford. Conn. and Herbert
Chauncey Miller. Yale. '04. OF BoOmingourg y Y
Miss AIIing is the only daughter Of Mr. and MIS-
Charles EIford AIIfng Of Northford. and sister OF
Morris Ezra Aning. Of Brown University 'ez, and
Of Yale Divinity School 05. and superintendent OF
the Yale Mission Miss Allirg was graduated from
Northheld Seminary, Mass. IN 1900. and took a
wears special course IN Pembroke Hall. the
women's annex Of Brown University Provtdence.
Mr. Miner IS the OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Miller. Of Bloomingburg- Last February NJ.
Miller was elected president and manager OF ths
Yale University Football Association having been
assistant manager last year Mr.. Miller and Miss
Alling met when students at Northfeld-
Miss Elizabeth Gurnmere. daughter OF Chief Jus
tfce and Mrs William :. Gummere. OF Newark.
was married yesterday afternoon to Thomas Lynch
Raymond Of East Orange. at the home OF ner
parents No. 95 Clfnton-ave-. Newark The Rev
DR.. seabury of New-YCrk performed the cere-
mony. Mrs Frederick A BOrchering. sister Of ths
bride was matron of honor. A reception followed
fCh TaG nv ma
known people OF Newark and New-York The
young couple started at once on an extended we'd
ding tour. On their return they will reside IN
Orange
Miss Ellen Gertrude Beck. daughter CT DR.. Carl
Beck the well known surgeon was married az :
O'Clock last evening. in the Brick Presbyterian
Church. TO Ludwig Lndenmeyr. son Of the late
Henry Lindenmeyr. an architect and COluL1oia
graduats The Rev. DR.. Knapp performed the
ceremony. The maid of honor was Miss Elsa Pen
neche. and the best man was Eric c Seek Ins
bridesmaids were the Misses Julia Euler. Selena
Arnold Henriette Lndenmeyr and Lillian thinner
mann The ushers were GeoIge Ehret. jr,, Fred
erick Cunningham. Philip J. Rocker @ and B3ycs I
tenor sang ''Ee Faithful Unto Death The church
monv was RECEPTION at the Hotel savoy. FIFTH
ave and Fifty-ninth-st-. which was attended y
many well known people
Mrs Gertrude Anderson. Of Trenton. y J.. was
married at the First Presbyterian Church in thaC
city. yesterday John Naclean Magic ms1noee
of the Princeton club Of this city and Of TIA
editorial staff Of The Tribune. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. MiDtOn- assisted oy le
Rev DIT. Magic. OF Paterson. father OF the oriGss-
groom Mr.. and Mrs Magic started South on Their
wedding trip.
Miss Maria Victoria Torrilhon was married yes
terday at No 11 East Stxteenth-st- % Clarence
CIough BueI. assistant editor Cf The Century
magazine. The ceremony peTforrned oy Ias
Rev. Castor Septier. Mr.. Buel had been wicoWsr
since 1898. With Robert Underwood Johnson n
wrote Battles and Leaders OF the CIVIL war no
also is the author OF q number of other papers