New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

the German Embassy at Washington and who Is
well known here In connection with the part which
he played In the organization Of the ocean race
for the Kaiser's cup. sails tomorrow for Germany
with Mime. Won Hebbinghaus.
ST. James's Church was the scene yesterday OF
the marriage OF Miss Louise HOllins to Henry
Chauncey Cryder. The bride was given away BY
her father William NJ HoIli1s. OF MontclaiT. v =.
and dressed in white satin trimmed with poi-;
lace. with which she point lace vel, her
flowers consisting of Ilies-of- -the-vslley Her sis
ter. Miss Edith Holns who her onlg bridal
attendant wore frock of pale blue chiffon cloth.
trimmed with lace. and picture nat Of blue straw
with blue plumes and rosebuds. her flowers con-
sisting of rosebuds and maidenhair ferns Charles
Keller Beeknan oficiated best man. and Theo-
dore A. HavemeyeT A. Gordon Sorrie. Richard c.
Wainwright and l. Chauncey McKeever Eere tho
ushers. After the ceremony. which performed
by Bishop Courtney and the Rev. Egisto +.
Chauncey. of Brooklyn. there a reception AZ
the East TOth-st house Of brides uncle Charles
A. Wissmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews. jr.. their way
across the ocean. and due here on Friday Or
Saturday. Mrs. Clews formerly Miss Louise
Morris OF Baltimore. and married Henry C!evs jr'
after the dissolution OF her union Frederic Geb-
hard. Mrs. Henry Clews. ST. is not accompanying
them. but will follow later in the month with
Mr.. and Mrs. e Rollins Morse.
Mrs Marcus Daily and Miss Daily are likewise
due here from Europe this week.
Miss de Forest and Miss Calender. who returned
from abroad last week leave town for Bar Haroor
on Mondar next.
Mr. and Mrs George 3. de Forest and Louis de
Forest have abandoned their project % spending
the summer abroad and will leave town for New
port for the season
Montclair. N j. June s tspec!aD.-one OF the
most largely attended weddings IN Montclair this
season took place In ST Luke's Episcopal Church
this afternoon when Miss Amy Wentworth Saw
YER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Decatur NJ Sawyer,
was married to Harry Morgan Ayres. son Of Dr-
and Mrs Morgan ". Ayres. Of Upper Montclair
The ceremony performed by the Rev rreo-
erfck B. Carter rector OF the church The bride
was attended by her sisters. Miss Elinor Sawyer
rho was maid of honor and by Miss Charlotte
SAWYER also a sister and Miss Elizabeth Sawyer
| as flower girls The best man was Daniei roe
Ayres brother of the bridegroom. and the ushers
were Borden Cavel and John Crane. OF Boston
| Willard wadsworth, of Plainfed: Robert BukieE'
| of Cleveland; Morris Brownen Of New-Bec-
| ford Mass and Allan Terhune. OF Montclar- -
| reception was held at the home OF the 1roe
| parents No. s4 Llewellyn Road. In me fan Mr.
| and Mrs Ayres will make their home IN Gam
| bridge. Mass,
| seabright N j. June (speciaD-Five weeks
| ago Miss Annetta Longstreet came here from
| Canada after an absence of sixteen years, and
| to-day Miss Longstreet left here for Ne7v-Eork
| with Edward D. Sherman as her husband IheJ
we're married last night By the Rev T. U. Aasa-
man. at the home of the bridegroom.
| Miss Longstreet and Mr.. Sherman were II
| dren together in Seabrignt sixteen years ~
! When they met few weeks ago the frleI1dsnlp
| formed many years ago resulted in marriage