New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-03

iill, where the family formerly lived and a num-
per or their friends went up on special train for
Mrs Il LIE Roy Chanting briggs of Portland. ore
ite ,OsGeh nome No fos Warburton-ave., was pro-
Iusely DECORATED with pink and white and
peonies Mr.. and Mrs. briggs to live No.
sS Washington Square Manhattan.
One Of the notable June bridals took place on
Thursday Of last week at Litchfeld. Conn. It was
that Of Miss Eleanor Munroe, daughter of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Henry Smith Munroe formerly OF
Sidney Place. and Walton Atwater Green son OF
Mrs. George Walton Green. OF Manhattan st.
Mchaers Church the scene Of the ceremony
at 1890 o'clock. The Right Rev. Chauncey Brew
ster, assisted by Dr. Storrs Seymour, performed
the ceremony. Miss Munroe gowned in heavy
white satin trimmed with point lace, and she car
ried lilies-of- the-vaey. The matron of honor was
Mrs. Edward Liddon Patterson, OF Manhattan. who
wore pink chiffon. and carried white sweetpeas
The bridesmaids were Miss Anne E. Matheson, Miss
Therese Hewitt. Miss Rosamond c. Low and Miss
Gertrude Sanford. and Miss Gertrude Munroe Smith
and Miss Constance Goldman attended as flower
girls. They were frocked in white chiffon wore
5arse white mats, and carried pink sweetpeas.
ushers were Howard Manadier of Boston: Chaun-
Kentucky; Horace Green Lawrence peck and
Henry Elliott. OF Manhattan, all Harvard men.
we're limited, owing to the recent death Of Mr.;
the e ddier r b @nd MIS- Green VII spend
will live at No. Mercer Circle Cambridge.
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Brooklyn took place Thursday. when Miss Susan
Emily Foote daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace r.
Foote. Of Port Henry n. Y, married to Grosve-
nor Hyde Baclus. son Of DR. and Mrs Truman J.
Backus. of No OF Livingston-st The ceremony took
place out Of doors at the home Of the brides par
ents at o'clock. The officiating clergyman was
the Rev. Lewis Francis. of this borough Miss
Margaret A. Coe, of Durham. y. Y was the maid
Of honor. and the other attendan ts were Mrs
Landreth II. King, of New-York: Miss Florence
Srnit Of TrOO
Hall. Of Westport; Miss Amy Aldrch, Of Provi-
dence, R. l.; Miss Constance Mills, Of New York;
Elizabeth Frances and Miss Mary Flora Foote l' Of
Port Henry. n. y. Henry T. Noyes OF Rochester
WIS best man.
Another out Of town wedding on Thursday was
that of Miss Maybells Capers. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Worth Capers. of Ridgewood. n j.
formerly Of this borough, and Albert Eugene Sniff
fin, OF Brooklyn. Christ Church Ridgewood WAS
the scene of the ceremony and special trains took
out the city guests The brides sister Mrs John
NJ. Wilbour. of Newport. the matron Of honor
Miss Marcia F. Capers maid Of honor and the
bridesmaids We're Miss Irene Anthony. Miss Ieonie
Patten, Miss Martha Hawes Of Ridgewood and
Miss Mis- Efhei BIT BTown Of Staten Island The best
Frank sanborn. Ernest c. Brewer. George Brewer,
7; toward Cove and William II. Peers Conkn ali
OF this borough
home wedding OF :ast week was that of Mrs
Daisy Hueat Steele and Ira Douglas. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev DR. Lindsay
Parker at the home of the brides sister Mrs
william Bishop. of No. 80 Lefferts Place at s
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. steele was
gowned in champagne silk wolfe trimmed With
point Venise lace. The engagement was announced
rev weeks ago at a luncheon given by Mrs
Canada their wedding trip and will spend the
remainder of the summer at Westfed N Y Only
relatives ana near friends witnessed the ceremony
Another home wedding of last week was that on
Wednesday evening OF Miss Lulu NJ Taylor daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of No 255
Lafayette-ave., and George NJ. Cairnes Tie bride
was goWned in white crepe meteor trimmed with
applique. Her veil was held in place with the
orange blossoms worn by her mother 1T her wed
Glng The maid Of honor. Miss EsteIle Skinner OF
Staten Island, frocked in pink net and I3ce
ana carried pink roses and sweetpeas The hest
man Was Louis Taylor. of Westbpry The Rev
Episcopal Church an old family friend ofctaroJ
Another bride of Wednesday of last week uyaa
Miss Mildred Foote Howard. of No l4l Madison
st. She was married to George William Heyser in
the Central Presbyterian Church Her gown was
OF white Liberty chiffon, and she wore g. tuIle veil
fastened with orange blossoms. The gift of Mr.
Heyser was pearl and diamond brooch Miss
Marguerite Kanenbley the maid of honor and
wore lrock OF sort white null, finished with a
roses. Elmer D. Lockwood was the hest man p anS
the ushers were Warren Prentzel Walker Davids
mony followed by a reception at Raron;s S'Iin
ton-ave. Mr.. and Mrs. HeYser will make their
nome IN germantown, when they return from their
wedding trip TO the Thousand Islands ana Canada
Miss Marion Benedict was married TO Frank
Howard Cothren. son Of the late Nathaniel Goth
rem. at Caldwell, \. j.. the summer home or her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Dillingham;