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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
kNTGHT-HOMLAND

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Caroline Rowland
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles {. Rowland. Of
" ashlngton Terrace. East Orange. and Austin
Melvin knight. also of East Orange. was soleu-
nized on "Wednesday evening at the brides home
oy The Rev. Or. Orville Rowland Of Nyack uncle
Of the bride The bridegroom is a grandson OF
Delancy Walton, who played the organ in old
trinity church. New-YorS- for thirty years with
g Oh COMPENSATION. and whose body is buried in
L.Ltn!p chUrchyard Mrs Walton. who is now
el<IllN-slN years old. was present the wedding
ano presented the bride with Of cut glass
consisting OF wine glasses and decanters which
1ad been in the family for one hundred years Miss
Ella Dunn Of Baltimore, the maid OF honor,
ana the best man was William Walton knight
pruther OF the bridegroom. The usheTs the
protlers OF the bride. Frank Rowland and Harold
row land The bride gOwned in white crepe
De chine made over white silk, and trimmed with
cuchesSe lace. and a pearl and diamond heart
the gift OF the bridegroom.
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DOOLITTLE-SCOTT.

Miss AIo!lie Elizabeth Scott. dausEter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H. Scott. and Elmer 3. DooAtt.e. both
Of Nev-RocheIe We're married last "Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. al the home Of the b-ido >
rarents Voodside Park. by the Rev. A. ". Tenny.
Of Christ Church. Pelham Manor. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with branches Of autumn
leaves and red American Beauty roses. and at one
end OF tne long parlor. beneath q bower Of palms.
was arranged a white satin altar. with banks Of
white roses on each side. Here the ceremony was
performed. The bride was gowned in white crepe
Dc Paris. deliberately trimmed with lace she wore
a veil fastened with orange blossoms and carried a
shower bouquet OF lilies-of-the-valiey and maiden
hair ferns. The maid of honor was Miss SADIE
Scott sister OF the bride. She was gowue1 in nile
green silk and carried bouquet OF pink French
roses, Albert Han Dooittle. brother Of the bride
groom. acted as best man. and the bride was gwen
away by her father
supper was served afte- the ceremony. and
among the guests We're the Misses Etta ana Norma
Anness. Alexander Mcconnell OF NewEork; Mrs.
Springer. Of Wiilian.sbrldce. Mr.. and Mrs Z r.
Dool!ttie. Miss Florence Do0little. Mr. ana Al a
James !. Revnold. Miss Jennie Reyuold. A-r anu
Mrs. James Mcconnell. Miss Stevenson. MISS - !
Lab Waterbury. Thomas De1tOn- the Misses flvlei
and Ethel Scott. Miss Jennie Blrdweli. NJ anu
Mrs. T z. Denton. Mss Bertha SmHh carr F1usn-
Ter and the brides five brothers Nal1'E. So
Alexander. Drew and Alfred Scott an o. NV"
Rochelle. .,,.-
The floral decoration was the gift OF Alexander
Mcconnell. OF New-York. 49, -, -, A-,..,-
Mr.. and Mrs Doolittle are spending u hg i1
moon in Washington AMI Point ConIorL q IN
their return they Will reside AZ no L. ria'iA
ave. New-Rochelle.
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EEANS-THOAIAS.

Kiss Lillian Z. Thomas. Of Rye. and Moses
evening ~ The horne of the brides parents. Mr..
and l--5 ~ 4 Thomas. 81. The ceremony was
performed ir --= Rev u IL. 1irkby. D d and
-ls --1- 7-az given away ly her father sac wore
Z -1- -t r--a crepe DE- chine trimmed with rose
-.-- lace --e -t- NJ her mother. ana carried a
t-e--- composed = white roses and llies-oI-t-e-
valley ---es Fannie Thomas. who was Eov-ned IN
u--a .-.--l l1-a and Irish applique. and carried
t-..--- az pix and white roses. was mad OF
.r-.r .-5 -I.-5 acre flower girls, the misses
---- l-- Elsie Thomas. VINO wore troeks OF
s.-- ----- le-r-- with wide lace collars, and
CARRIED chains .t --.-4Z. The bridegroom was
attended ar Captain W. y Hynds. United States
----. Among --- guests were Edward = Iho1nas'
--. r. A Thomas. -r- NY aI- --17-
a. E---.- ,-- and Mrs ". I. Bailey. M
and ---. Ea- -a D---naord. Ms Charles lnoIa1S'
---- -..=l -.---. Miss Josephine IhoI-as. Tl7l-
.-- l--- Evans. the BRIDEGROOM : ilJ.--5l'
-. .--re. -.ll-. Miss l. LN--s yo- = -, -
rl.-. --r= l. J. Parry. llsS J. j. t1tI--'
... E..--- D.. s.-..- I'D Ms A. J. Hope. % NeN-
I.-z. ..-. i Hone EIiss NaECe SHORE aig
-..-.-- Shore I'd Harrison. j.. Irving TAYLOR, OF
.- Prank Lsrrt--r- q --@l-l-- sam - 80 -.
-a.-.- --G Mss ada James or 81 M lr--'
-- anna -.-.e- t-'ar-e -l b..-71 e--..----
..- a.s -r- Charles j. tia8e- La ~
---- Charles Pops. - -s-rttCN-. III 80 -
.. . Ais -Laly Batter -lf- r >. -'.--s p
--.-. -s-. -t--------f Mss Mabel Druurno-1.
-=- -a- t --s-os- Mis- A--l1 in-es- ~ - -
Thomas Master g. l.l--r1 MONIES .--- ---
---..s L-rrr-.rc- After TIE ceremony 81. f@i-.
---- Er.-v ---- -n- NI-gzrl and c-1tr points q
interest e- -ael- -et-rn they VIII reside IN laTca-
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ECEEL-IHJM Il

-,. marriage o. Mss Emma bo-i5e ---Iii-- ::
-. - Mr. and Mrs Jefferson 4. I il'il' I'd
-s-1 a., - Leonard Michel IT. "aS ceie
Nc"- % - -.-,f,,, Al The home e Mr. and MS
-as' 4 - \, . First Place Brooklyn Ihs
Le''-, = t.,,ff,,llv decorated with palms. ohTl .
,,er5urss and foliage, and me Rev } J. toul
o. the Christopher Street io Ii,s. Tb,,-,T
1Irea. gy4n away by her father %Ss so%nec "a
who was - ,tif5r trimmed with point applique
white silh an 5-i-E vas elsO Of point applique WIS
mo a. ar orange blossoms Mss HIniiy 1h I'm
SISTER 80, or ~ TIE bridegroom was 81 M
y lcls- --g-z william Van Nyck ana feteI
I'ne lshe.s ,,oog the guests were = g -
90 irarles Woerz Ir. and 9lTs; .haF az 5icb
DttiSe- Nre Leonard Baer. 81 B,sl 49,
Newark: George " Brand /. - f- : =. VI
5-e-- - -.F-e J. RichtperC. AuECst kAtiA.-- -
S ,fss Iuohov. Tl2n'as - inls' : n a1i
q Get-ee.- ts-ie-~ Afr and Mrs : Steiner - I'm
i4e-rlenn Mr. and Nrs Franz ITs vljliam Ii5y
wood, y " r1ilrignt the young couple sun 'ed
ana oli'e s.-,.b on their wedding trip
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A iarse ana fashionable wedding took place last
Meu'iesu@S efei'iHs az the home of Mr. and Mrs
william J. Bissers' East Futon-ave. Hemns,ead,
when their daughter Miss Gertrude I.avina Yau.b
was married 10 frederick Augustus siefken Of
Rev. L. NJ. Kerr, pastor of tra -.
pyterI24 Church; and nearly two bunSSe1i- si,af
messed the ceremony. The horsa T-a- 49, j-tI
wiz PlA Sii NUNS. which re~e EarEed ~,
FroIuSlon IN lLS arse drawing ~oon1 yybare -
ceremony TOOK place and in the other rooms Miss
, LUIS IL - s.sLsr et the bride was maid Of
,yi Iher5 Msre no q5hers and the brides nebheVs
bearers The bride was hap5sl'-i1,S - as 100 4
white crepe de Paris and Carried h, M-1t ~
rpses ana ulI1s - te VALLEY. The maid ~ bC7S-
wore a gown OF crepe de chine and rbieo1 a7d
carried pink roses The bridegroon1's gtt 70 -ba
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IAcoBUEDoCGLAss.

A notable event IN Orange Mountain society "d'
the marriage OF Miss Louise Douglass. daughter
% NJ and Mrs David Douglass 70 LeTnuel VIII
fam Jacobus which took place in the verona
Methodist Episcopal Church last Thursday even
ing The Rev. WIlbert Westcott performed ms
.,-e-,o-z assisted bv the Rev. Dr.. HeTsey, a
$500 1870 - the church. The bride was
rov-ed IN white peau dc sole and cream appllt.s'
= --s57 Her veil was caught with white, roses.
and zhe carried a bouquet OF bridal roses En-
attended bv her sister Miss Mae Do1StsS. - -
--of5 - honor Tie latter was gowued IN Wi!se
--o-,sseii-e, p.7ed with blue The PTiae eo-
we Miss Sadie Jacohus. sister OF me I,,ss
80 Aree Jennie COn6tI- They wore PINK IIo'-- o-
line and carried pink carnations Inc PES Paui
- sr- Holden. and the ushers "eIe 49, go
- - Fast Orange. William crane. o, Don.
- F-svarI Nulifee. Of Br9ckyn. an9 So ID
IT, church was =labOrateiy CecoIe-St-
7----.~f cling parties standing under 49,
~ roses during The ceTeI.lohE- HUI
p-r-r-ed guests we're present
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CLOWE-MACY

The marriage ~ MISS Nary Jessup Macy. daueh-
.e- ~ CIR and Airs. Frank - Macy. Of Hudson n
Charles W--droa Glove. Of Neu-Yorll. took Mace
l-s- Tt.-se- evening az THE home Of The brides
parents so s. Greer-st. The bride was gowned in
vr.-c la.c made over white six and chiffon and
carried shower bouquet @ Bride roses and lilies
rf-tr.-F5..e. SIC was attended ~ "A rratro- Of
honor. Ms Wits 1ils. and the Misses Bertha W
Glove. E.rtee N Payne and Eleanor Ten F,vrl,
acted rs -ib0on Elris. Robert Mcneil Herzberr Of
Hudson. was best man. and the ushers were Frank
= Macy =. Frank Chace. Edwin r Stupniei,aso
g-F Henry r. Esselstyn. 81 Hudson
Auo1E guests from out 81 town We're M and
N-s WiIar 4. Macy. g Montclair: Mrs Helen
lIrlau ~ Troy. George a Morse. OF BROOKLYN
81 A. and Ms Edwin Brown. OF Montclair AZ
re- mn extended wedding trip Mr. and Ms Cove
r-ll reside in New-Nork Mr. Glove Is a Crasllate
rF Union college class Of p and Mrs Glove
MO has been for three wears assistant head
worker In The Greenpoint Settlement. is graduate
Il Pratt Institute. class Of 'e9.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tn, marriage 4 Miss Evelyn Rowan o-ls g.
- - Ms F-5--ard Rowan. Of No 81 -asI Clle
"a - - zi------trir5-st.. 20 DR.. J J. + NC
,.,rji- Of North Adams. Mass. viii take PlaJ pa,
~ Wednesday morning. October z al i eio IN
-, < Aueustine's Church. in The Bronx
Re- Thomas Mclaughlin. brother OF ,--1 -,
--s-7 ra-forrn -he ceremony II a IIP1-1ss
Son. SISTED BY the Rev. N II kittTeoITg riI -
IsacEsJo-.T, F-lifh Rowan d sister Of the ori1e,
an be rn1iI q honor and Tor -s ntF n Doherty
y 1cCt1vr Miss Eleanor Lenahe. ~ ~ Tin
80 Miss Aiarcaret Barry. MISS 80 her class
~ 49, Reilly az of whom We II T. -,,,f~
9- ms SIriatta 1villo. Dr. P " ~ ma and
brother % ne 49, Nj Crrnmins. John = Nc
y. sifred Rowan and Alire1 u -'0
-4sI ACT as ushers
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kINE-pRYEOOs

A. 8 o'clock neXt Thursday evening. October -
Mss Rose Teresa Dryfoos. daughter az Mr. and
Ms Michael Dryfoos. Of 10. 81 West One-hun-
sre5--- an -rst-st VIII be married at She--vs
- Martin king The Rev. Dr. Norris H Harris
rabbi nj Temple Israel Of Harlem will perform
IL ceremony and the bride VIII be given way by
he- father She VIII wear gown OF white chiffon
mad. rter liberty satin ana deliberately trimmed
~ duchess and point lace and viii De attended
~ tLe Misses Ray King Rose Oppenheiner.
Jeanette L'r-FClriTuc-. Selma Marks TeSsie Dry
f70s and Ida katz. Jesse Dryfoos VIII be best
r-e- AID -aa uShers VIII ne Emil Fried. Jack
II-rt1-s. Werner 4. Lcewelstein. Arthur Dryfoos
r-5 Jerome n4Cz.r Among those invited to Wit
-ess rre CEREMONY are Mrs - Loevenstein M
e-- Mrs D--n 2. Dryf1os. Simon Opve- hefrr7er.
~ AID AIS Nathan Lon. NJ. and Mrs Herman
E-r E-s A. II king Mr. and Mrs AlphOase
-l---.H- E~. and Mr. Emil T'ryfoos Mrs. II on
I---s.-r- N-. and Ms. Eli Il Bernhena. Mr.. and
N-- Charles Il IerrEe-71. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
I-.E 81. and Mrs. - Brown. Emil Fried and
N.=s Rose King
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pretty edding took place I last Tr when Mss
Ing IN 81 s.aey daughter o. Dr. Charles Edwin
Mary Elsie 49, 80; r5IsCe brooklyn was married 70
gT ,sy e Eaward Br also OF Bsoohys ou fne
church was decorated with Pa townsend ala E@se
and The FeGso s florence Lucille s"Ssey b s 5,e o.
IL bride was the maid o. Teers and Miss Lillie
ai f Hef ali q roq1sy me Sshers were Ed
Brooklyn was oe fdny Austin and AndreF Dwell
" GaT BrooyH ana Frank .6xbed n White e1s
y ne PFC f,,c Of cid Matese lace sne p N1e
chine w. =. ,-fed shower oonqgst =, a,ar
tulle ven arc s.,he-vaIley. The maid OF hon"'
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Hv-TER-HNFr,raN

As IRE brides family is IN mourning. IN. -,.--
sare % Kiss Elizabeth Marshall Hoffman asnch
te- 90 AZ and Mrs. Richard HOFFMAN To Artb,--
we.r11 Butler son o. AIRS. and the late v-,n,s-,
Allen fUte- which VII he solernized n The
church 81 tlt retiNeN.N Rest on October o. MIN
Il % very Qii~l one. tac RVv. I)r. d. Parker ~
80 g.. fi1Ir' ne n'ors. and only the ssr,ii,.
- e i.ifi4S ~ fhC contra -,-r+s.S 80,
- 7-t-,-- n ,N Hoffman VII wear "A srov-, ~
art-c 70. L-lA'. = "iSh old lace belonging 10
~ -1...ier- Mrs. Charles T.a1,s,,, yr5+S ~
-. 81. .H.r~-..E also to Ms T.arnso- 81. 49,
=. .t-.-.". p u IS MrlTf0a Cornell Hof-,an .,5
a-ra D. ts.i banks vi D. best nan me --sl,s--
's '.-rles o. Hoffman brother o. f5a 49,
- ms y, Dexter RllE6cn In lui-
y hosa.-.--7-, John Reid. jr. ana Morean
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On -,.----- last Miss Grace Agnes Crane. =
rrs---.-l ~ and Esuea Morgan Smith, Of West
fea 3 j. we're married at The brides home. No No,
- ra- s.caad-st.. Plainaeld. at o'clock n '1e
evening The Rev. J.. n Rodman. rector OF vi &C
Episcopal ch1-ch. performed The ceI-l''-s, ~
t1s la--. WAS beautifully ceaoI-t,- - -,
a. 49,. -,-. bride was charminsly go"ied
- .-4 --,.--tlo-s7 white chiffon over white
,azs,s. and wore the customary veil ellE. 49,. Ia
orange blossoms Her only ofl-aili'--. -. r-5-,,,rd
r1aa brooch the pIlt q the groom. ~ zri-,e Sis
Newell HUI u4tron ~ AoAo-'
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CONNETT-MORROw.

Miss Carol Morrow. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James MoClirtock Morrow. OF South Orange, was
married her home on Monday evening TO Lyn-
don Ruton Connect. son Of Eugene V. Connect, Of
South Orange. Although the young people are
prominent in society. the ceremony was Witnessed
only by the two families. The Rev. Robert Hast
irgs Nichols pastor Of Trinity Presbyterian
Church. South Orange, performed the ceremony
Miss Ida Fisher the maid Of honor, and Ernest
Connect brother OF the bridegroom. was the best
man. M and Mrs. Connect viii reslce IN New
Including the Brewers Afinotts. Spiers. Comets
and Norroxs whose residences in South Orange
are clustered together near South Orange-ave.
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WATERS-MARTIN

Miss Elizabeth Margaret Martin, daughter OF
NJ and Mrs. John L Martin OF No ls7 william
ST Orange. and Charles Edwin Waters. Of New
ark were married on Wednesday evening in the
Central Presbyterian Church Orange. by the pas
tor. the Rev. Dr.. John Fulton Patterson The
bride, who was given away by her father wore
gown 81 white chiffon over white taffeta. She was
attended by her cousin. Miss Jennie Martin. OF
last orange, as maid Of honor and by Miss Marion
Crane. OF Newark. and Miss Helen Pierson. OF
Orange, bridesmaids. The best Frank
NJ. Sutphin. OF Newark and the usheIs We're Will
IAN Spea~ and Arthur Reeve. Of Newark; Harvey
A. Martin. brother Of the bride, and Samuel h
Wilson
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CLARK-TENNEY.

Another wedding Of the same day was that OF
Miss May c Tenney. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank 2. Tenney and Mabie c. Clark The mar
Rage was celebrated in ST Matthews. Central Park
Vest and Eighty-fOurth-st. on Wednesday evening.
Miss Myrtle Foster WAS maid Of honor. and Miss
Edith English, Miss Mabel Halliweu. Miss Ethel
Rogers and Miss Helen Hscock Miss Adele BlOss,
Miss Leila Steele and Miss Catherine Ridgelcy were
bridesmaids Frank Maynard. OF Cleveland, was
the best man. and the ushers were Dudley l. Ten
ney, George W Perkins George Z. Leonard. Nor
man l. Snow, Albert T. Hills Evan Thomas, Nor
c Fitch and George y Grouse.
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ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

Mrs and Miss Ferguson have returned from a
summer at Twilight Park 10 their home at the
No As Central Park West
The Misses Harris KingsIand returned from their
cottage at Sea Gate on the 10Th inst. 10 their
arartnent in the Marie Antonette.
NJ and Mrs Frank H Lowell OF No. Wash
ington Square North. are at Salzomaggtore. Italy
They will spend the winter in Rome
Ny and Mrs Franklin Hallett Lowell. jr-. are sun
camping out at the Parmachenee Club In Maine
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FECHER-WCRM.

Miss Emma Worm and Captain Adam Fecher,
both oc The Brorz, we're married al o'clock on
Saturday evening. October TO- 20 their future home
on Tririty-ave. by the Rev. John Smith. The ce-e-
rlonv was followed by dinner d SteIwaEen's, ana
aft-rward there was musical programme and
dance Among The guests were Nj. and Mrs
George Feche-. Miss Eva Fecber. Miss Helen Worm,
Mrs Charle1 ScaUmau. Adam Schlctt, Charles
Hermann Il J. Carter. Peter PETER NJ \. Tieser.
Nr re kcr George Stiefel Mr.. and Mrs H. Eu0-
or. Miss Paul.ae SchicIt, Mr. ana Mrs. p Roth.
Nrrz \ recher. Mrs q. Fecher NJ. and Mrs. k0It-
Co1n. Peter WuUrter. Miss Mc%eu and Harry
C;r0ukgDf.
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HOOD-CONDIT

-. -e marriage Of Miss Helen Louise Coudit.
50 'eI OF Ny and Mrs. o. Emmons Condit. Of
rutherford Hood also Of East Orange took mace
60. 'leay evening at the home OF the brides par
E-;oi me ne heV- Dr.. James +. Riggs, pastor Of
r,o~- ~ terlaa Church, performed the cere-
O-a-s 4Is Floyd Leroy Jennings of East
49, Wa Inatron OF honor and the bridesmaids
NSs S4tss harriet Louise milford OF Kansas CITY
Daniel N5,r3 Mary Lyon Green. of East orange.
ana me ushers were Albert Eurnons Condit broth,
ft = oL the bride. and George Herbert Milford OF
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FITCE-SMITH

An interesting wedding last week was that Of
Miss Josephine Hoyt Smith and Ashbel p. Fitch.
If. which was celebrated on Wednesday at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry
z. Smith. at Port Chester. y. Y Miss Edith Hoyt
Smith. 4 sister of the bride the maid Of honor
and the bridesmaids Miss Louise A Smith and
Miss Doris Fitch. Morton e. Fitch brother Of the
bridegroom. was best man. and the ushers were
Robert T. Garrison. Charles II. Smith. F. Gilbert
Hinsdale Robert J. Turnbull Forsythe Wickes and
Ifttlcton II. Fitch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Augustus Denniston. ct Maybe Grove. Wash
ingtonville, y. 7. The ceremony was performed
10y the Rev Rev James cts Denniston Q; state
College, Penn. uncle Of the bride assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Wilton Merle Smith of New-York The
maid ot honor was Aiss Mary Denuiston. OF state
College, and the bridesmaids Miss COTnelia
Dubois Deyo and Miss Juliana D. Deyo. Of New
York all cousins OF the bride. Clarence Reid
brother OF the bridegroom was the best man. and
the ushers were Dr. Robert Denniston. Of Dobbs
Ferry. and Everett 7. E-sselstyn and Mr.. John
Munro. OF New-TOrk
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BLATDELL-HAHN.

Mss Rose Hahn Of Pleasantdale and Frank
Blaideu Of Bloomfield. were married at the home
ot the bride az s O'Clock last Wednesday evening.
Henry Hahn was best man, and the Misses Mary
Ham and Mary Blaideu bridesmaids Inc
Officiating clergyman was the Rev. r y = oege,ll'
pastor Of the Ple3santdale Presbyterian ChuTcH'
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WATKINS-FENNER

Mss FRANCES Fenner. daughter ~, ~
Frank Fenuer. Of walton-ave so,,b 81, l l'la MS;
"'1 atkins were married On rhure5a1, cen
tieon =, e s s[l9e.s home. 10y the Rev Charles Nor
Lewis t'a-o.--. rem. assisted by the Rev
Wa M,. seutn Orange. The maid of honor
bride and ~ I'm E Harvey Fenner sister OF the
l,r.,- ,ttie .est man Cizrrl0er NS-s-ls~s
~ me bridegroom. The ushers ,,.ar a n rs
II 49, il1eo states Consul at Brussels I-re,i
Iay-S.~ Augustus II. SkilIen ana t,ba~les -
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TALMADGE-NOPErT

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morft have sent out in
vitations for the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Katherine Virginia Morft and Henry Overin- Tai
madEe. The ceremony will be performed on Ta5res
day October q. at the home OF the brides Parents
No. IS East Sixty seventh-st
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SEIInN-KINIRALL.

Miss Ieda l. KinlbaH and Charles H. Sellon were
married yesterday in the chapel OF the church or
the Messiah by the Rev. DR.. Ninot J. Savage Only
the members of the immediate family present
at the ceremony. The ceremony was followed by
a supper Mr.. and Mrs Sellon left for an EXTENDED
+-irI i+bro,,gbo1t the West They will be home
70 their friends at No. 319 West Ninety-fourth-st
To-, farv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
IEGG-WET CH

On Tuesday, November TO- Miss Lillian Welsh
will be married to II. Bertram Legg. in St. Bar
tholomew's Church. MadisOn-ave. and Forty-fourth-
st A large reception will follow the ceremony at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Charles Welsh. 10. . West Eighty-hrst-st.
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ROWE-KErIr

fashionable wedding on Monday was that OF
MISS tIeoISlai'a NIerUeoes Kelly. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Kelly. and William ROVE ,rba
marriage was celebrated at o'clock in the church
OF the Blessed Sacrament. Miss Kelly had as her
and Louis Bowe acted as mis- - 800 20. Aaes'
reception followed at the home OF the brides Ta-
ents. No. 70 West Seventy-ffth-st 0 PN-
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s1I Ue chine. trimmed with ,,.,
was gowned IN p wsi'' Miss Clara Louise crane
seld ne Sshers were Fred Van Fs,s over pink
ton y 1T 1T arthur Barton Crane - vTt IAN
~, - .Ild > Clinton Crane az NJ " Is mig
Tl VS. Howard B. Major -. nj Si n Inc 4 ne
arc slts TO The bride were nam lI ., n
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sack bv the Rev Herman Vanderwart The prlde.
who was una TENDED. was goWned IN satln cIePe
D. chine trimmed with duchess lace The pest nan
vas Allan Scott Of New-York. The BRIDE was
identified with the Dramatic Association OF nam
e--saCk for three or four seasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

C- Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mabel ~ or'-'
r.-s- --.-.-sr or Frederick " orta. Of New o'A
v.- .. married 90 d. FreiericE tsolies- "a 20
r.....---.. .-..-- r--s-a Tic ceremony will take
-..-a Ina --,s-i,y Congregational Church. kast
Orange and v-7l be followed by receI 81 M, IL
s..-.e - III. and Mrs. worm ia i-1N7--' ID
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WARk-CTLLIS.

Miss Edith Cults daughter OF Mrs charles III u.
- CHARLES Edmund Wark were n3rried oy
-1- r7eber Newton on SATURDAY Oc'o-eI ~, -
- The brides only attendant was
- r-9.-s-a- Hague. Francis rogers ESa6s,-3i,7-
~ and the us6ers wee Francs W M scion
shield. Charles D Lay. bi1ii7
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oo,Ncs IN cLUsLANO.

The club season IN the Oranges y DE- - -
propitsously. every organlz-l-Il u ~
80, - a. o,ari-r meeting with average at
- r,re smaller clubs including the Political
study club. the Charlotte Emerson Brown ana ne
F-o-tniehtly Club. have as usual. devoted 1-T--
first sessions 20 vacation notes lie "ol-l-- ;
C-r,,t, - C-srya o-s-ea are season with crowded
meeting in charge Of tne BE par me- % -
ending with q reception ne II ,. /. -, -
sisted OF a lecture. with piano ------ @-1 -
Arthur Farweli. on indian nuslc-
--.a-,-- Of ire PeaItv Company OF the Won
~ c7-r v-ricb is occupied with the work of
rrov!ding a new clubhouse. was held last "ednes-
dav. Every CLUB member was asked 70 De present.
ard the attendance was full The accepted pans
,.sre svbfbs-ed nv Mrs Archer Brown, chairrnan
- 49, L--T1f--r -or7-1ft-eC. and ways and means
yt-a-r fisruese5 bv the assembly \ large number
= - s.-b-~rirrflr= % -he ~0rarauvs stock were
received A considerable portion or the sum re-
0ufrod atiu remains 10 be- raised Durin" q
- 49, 90 hrsf-Jre- on TIE lOJ purchased f1r the
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ID .sER-NIICOX.

49,. C.-olire wilcox. Of No. go Madison az
IN ~, married to Alexander Fraser al .i.e %
- tbc Messiah. Thirty anu will be
TIC, a ' on account Of the recent asd house
brides mothcI -.le,.,,rli-st where the couple VIII
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DOCHrP-Y-VARIAN.

Miss Marion Estelle Varan will be married TO DR..
lanes Buckley Docherty in the Madison Avenue
Baptist Church Saturday. November T. Mss
TaTiau is the daughter Of General and Mrs Joshua
y. Nar!an.