New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

pink roses. Miss odette Pearce. the little flower
Tied pink roses wilson G. Hunt Randolph his
brothers best man, and the ushers were George
Forshay. Cord Alonzo Meyer. Clifford Collier and
church. the bridal party passing under arches OF
s %as also 6eautfy deoorsted and there was
large attendance at the reception
The Park Slope had two weddings last wednes-
day. In the evening Miss Laura Dunbar. daughter
OF the late John Dunbar. quietly married TO
Frederick Mcleod Barbour: Of Boston. Mass The The
Church cintoR,st but Owing TO the recent Ge2{h
Of that church performed the ceremony at the
brides home, IN the presence OF few relatives
and near friends.
The other wedding took place at o'clock. when
Miss Elizabeth Steiner. daughter OF Mrs. Albert
Steiner. became the wife OF Robert Lincoln Hail.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Hall. of East or
ange The brides grown Of white satin
trimmed with duchesse and point lace. and she
wore old lace veil and carried white orchids
The matron OF honor. Mrs. Robert Valentine
Mathews and the bridesmaids, Miss Angelina At
knson and Miss Christine McIaren. were gowned
IN white and carried American Beauty roses. The
best was Walter =. Mount, OF East orange;
SeeIE, aiso OF r- f dyr Of Brookivn Dr.
Albert ] LYMAN. assisted by Rev. J. Thomas
OF East Orange. oficiated A wedding supper Ioi-
Berkeley Place.
A wedding On the Hill last Wednesday was that
OF Miss Louise Rogers. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James A Rogers. and Stephen Hewlett Townsend
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Townsend. OF Glen
Head Long Island. The ceremony took place at
the home OF the bride's parents. No. s2s Putnam
ave. at O'Clock the Rev. James J. Durick, pas
tor Of the Church Of Our Lady OF Good Counsel
officiating. The brides gown was OF white crepe
flle Veil and carried lies-of-thevalley and bride
roses. Her sisters. Mrs Warren Huntington
William stagg vanderbeek in a spangled robe
the matrons OF honor. Her bridesmaids were
who were gowned In pink and carried showers %
pink roses George Townsend IT. was pest man
4 bower OF mink roses, tho same flowers combined
with greenery being extensively used in all tbs
rooms. Mr. Townsend and his ushers are gradu-
stes OF Cornell. class OF 'o3
Another bride OF last Wednesday was Miss Edith
NJ Simmons. who was quietly married at 4:3o
o'clock 10 Charles Ward Weston. Of Manhattan
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. s.
Mrs. John Simmons no. 100 New ! oTk-ay ave. IN
the presence OF relatives and rev intimate
friends Miss Grace simmons was maid OF honor
and SnnoTa @ q, Nfa5bsttan When thew return
20 town in the fan
Ms, Riua Foss Pate, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Sherlock Pate was married 70 Thomas
Henry Hodgkinson. jr. in the Church Of the In
carnation on Tuesday evening. The gowns OF the
ana the other attendants were copied after q Wat
teau painting The bride had flower girls Miss
Is,cIle Todd Miss Dorothy Todd. Miss Helen
Barrie Miss Helen Harper and Miss Carol Bristol
who wore frocks OF Powered chiffon and carried
baskets OF flowers Mrs. Pate wore gown OF
imported Powered net, trimmed with point duch-
Edgar Z. Hodgkinson was best man. and
the ushers Louis B. Dennison. Charles NC
Car+hv lanes r Briston, Rodman Hicks. Roy
Tfbbals and r. g Barrie, OF Manhattan DIT j.
G. BRcchus. rector Of the church. solennized the
marriage, and a reception followed at the Pate
home, No. 236 Gates-ave. Mr.. and Mrs Hodgkin-
returning 10 town, VIII make their nome
No. 143 Gates-ave.
The Church OF the Messiah wgs the scene last
Tuesday evening OF the wedding OF Miss Eleanor
Barthman daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
Barthnsn and Joseph Robinson Shillaber, Jr.
Miss Bsrthman's wedding gown was OF duchesse
and point lace. She n tulle veil. and
carried white orchids and hlies-of-the-valey. Her
attendants were Miss Florence McLea, OF Man
haitian. maid Of honor; Miss Marie Deatour.
Miss Elizabeth Steele. Miss Lucy Pratt, Of Brook
Ign: Miss Marie Hewes and Miss Grace Berger of
chiffon cloth over green chiffon and taffeta and
the bridesmaids wore frocks in white chiffon cloth
over white chiffon and taffeta William II
Brouwer was best man. and the ushers were
Devereux Putnam George Clarke and Henry
Toras The church and the house Nc 63o Greene
80 were profusely decorated with Easter lilies
,pe b-1de's attendants also carrying lem
In ST. Georges Church. stuyvssant Square. Man.
haitian on Thursday afternoon. Mias Florence