New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

was without question the premier week of the
season, More weddings Of interest are scheduled
The weddings began Monday evening, when
Miss Jessie Louise Gair daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gar, OF No. 120 New-Y York-ave..
ried to Edward Francis Sweeney. of Seattle. at the
home of the brides parents. 1t was quiet affair,
and only few relatives were invited to the cere
mony, which was performed by the Rev: Dr. ].
Douglas Adam. Miss Elizabeth Gair and Miss Lucy
Helen Gair. sisters of the bride. acted her at
tendants and her brother. George w Gair. was
best man.
On the evening the Rev. DR.. Page, of st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church, united In mar
riage Miss Gertrude Maria Wilterdink and Dr.
Egbert Laird Mortimer at the home of the brides
mother. No y Seventh ave The maid Of honor
best man At the close of their honeymoon the
couple viii live in Baltimore.
Another Monday evening wedding was that of
Miss Serena Marie Bushnell, daughter of Ezra De-
witt Bushnell. and John Jones Kerr. Of George
Kerr. of Yonkers. The ceremony performed at
the home of the brides aunt. Mrs. Alfred vande
" Bratten rector Of St Marks Church. Manhat-.
tan The brides only attendant Miss Ethel
George Kerr, jr. and Francis o'NeilI and Frederick
Slater OF fonkers. were ushers; Mr. and Mrs
Kerr are to make their home at No. 81 Park-ave.,
Yonkers.
Still another Monday wedding was that Of Miss
Gertrude Eva Goodridge. daughter Of Captain and
Mrs. Leonard o. Goodridge. of No. 500 F1rst-st TO
Johannes A Fischer. of DR.. and Mrs. William
Fischer. Of Hanover. Germany. The ceremony
performed by the Rev DR. James A Farrar, of the
First Reformed Dutch Church at the Goodridge
R9e IhT % only asfendant OF II the bs1de WAS MISS
flower girl MI Fischer,s attendants included
Rupprecht, Max schott and P, Parreitt, ushers.
Captain and Mrs. Arthur c. Pickett. of Bay
Ridge announce the engagement Of their daughter
Mae 10 a1oa-o Ror of Col he
viii take place in November.
Among the Tuesday weddings the follow
ing: In the Church of the Nativity Miss Victorie
Moner Major was married to Paul Grifa Down
ing of Mrs. R. F. Downing. of No. g Eighth
ave It quiet affair, account OF the
cent death of the bridegroom's father, and there
reception. Miss Mary Major acted
n aid Of honor for her sister. T. D. Downing,
brother Of the bridegroom. acted as best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. NJ. ]. Moran.
somewhat exfendSd Weddine tonT the couple viii
make their nome in London England
In the afternoon Miss Helen Louise Cam. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wade Cam. and DR..
Albert Fay Lowell. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
P Lowell. of Burlington Vt. were married by the
grandfather of the bride. the Rev. DR.. Thomas NJ.
Cam. The ceremony at the home Of the brides
parents Nc: Az Grand-ave.. followed by
reception Miss Bertha Bucklin was maid of honor
and Margaret Greenwood and Eleanor Greenwood,
of Gardner, Mass. acted flower girls. The Rev.
Medville Mclaughlin. of Gardner, was best man.
Miss Mabelle Gertrude Doxey. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Lawson Doxey, also
ried in the afternoon. The bridegroom Henry
Whitney Chatfied OF No. 40 Putnam His sis
ter Miss Ethel Chatield, maid Of honor. The
Eurc was R b Es1 In ts rc by fb s
Luther r. Dyott.
In st. Matthew's English Lutheran Church.
the Park Slope in the evening Miss Anne NJ
Fisher daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Fisher
of No. go Seventh-st, was married to Bernard
J. Roesler Jr. of No. Az Carlton-ave. Miss Vera
Mc(Iovern maid of honor, and Miss Leona
Kear was bridesmaid. The best Charles
c Davis ir and the ushers were Edward Hulzer
Harry Houghton and Walter Roesler.
Wednesday brought more weddings. In the after
the largest of the week took place in ST.
Bartholomew's Church. 1t was that of Miss Anita
Gibson, daughter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs William
c Gibson of No. 40 Pachc-st-. and Richard But
Ter Glaenzer son of Mr.. and Mrs George A.
Glaenzer. of No. 8 West Eighty-second-st, Manhat-
tan. The ceremony performed by the Rev.
Robert N. ". Black, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Spen-
s. Roche. The bride was gowned in white satin
and her attendants all in white. They
Miss Marion Campbell Gibson. maid Of honor, and
Miss Ruth Gibson, Miss Katherine Gibson, Miss
Spading and Miss Anna B. AspinwaIL bridesmaids
The best man was Walter Spies Gale Of Manhattan.
and the ushers were Jules Glaenzer, G. Brett Glaen-
sfeinway and j. Chester Rasbrouck Mr. and Mrs
Glaenzer will spend the summer Lawrence. Long
Island
The leading wedding of the eaeon in the Eastern
District took place in the evening in Christ
Church ih Bedford-ave., when Miss Marion q
Emery, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Emery.