New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

Charles Norris Addison, in the presence of rel
atives and a few friends There was no re-
ception. The bride wore gown OF white chlIIoh
cloth and lace and carried shower bouquet OF
white roses. She was attended by two bridesmaids
her sister Miss Marion L. Ford. and Miss Louise
Bird Earle of this borough. They were dressed
alike in pale lavender chiffon pink. They
aV4 n5 mats asters The best man was
James S. Jenkins. Of Stamford and the usheaS
were DR.. Curtenius Gillette. Of Manhattan; Ao!a-
ham Gillette. Charles Hatch. Belden B. Brown, jr'
Walter Lockwood and Royal Lockwood OF am
ford. The church was DECORATED win la'eIit te
and pink asteTs and pains Inc bride VINO Is ' ne
this borough, given away by her guardian
William Jenkins Bruf. Of South Portland-a aye
weqd IN W." 3tn no owing to Miss Fords illness
A quiet home wedding of last week was that on
Wednesday afternoon Of Miss Emma Eudora Small,
daughter of Mrs Richard Fenwick Small, of No 10
Van Buren-st., and John Pollock Murtha, OF Phila-
delpha- Miss small's bridal gown was of white
chiffon cloth, trimmed with duchesse and point
lace, and she carried bouquet OF White orcllluS
and a Miss IT TsuIa Banks Who wore
a frock of Venetian embroidered net and carTed
t tan of IPbiIadelpha The ceremony was per
formed at $50 o'clock by the Rev Cornelius Wolf
home S6ir at No 3,5ll Garden-st., Philadelphia.
Miss Susan NJ. Croweu and Henry Ballantyne, Of
Scbernertorn-st. were married Thursday, Sep
ternber II at the home of the brides parents, Cap
tain and Mrs Frederick a. Crowell, of Yarmouth,
Mass The bride gown of white satin
crepe and duchess lace, and a tulle veil fastened
with orange blossoms. She carried hlies-of-the;
valley. Miss Rosalind WoGd, OF Boston, TlS nIalo
~ toIoi 5 i MISS Dorothy IL GrowelI attended as
9oTer girl The Clergyman was the Rev. W. H.
Mayhem, Of Yarmouth on their return 1T0m a
brief wedding trip abroad Nj and Mrs. Ballantyhe
Will make their home in this borough.
At the wedding of Miss Edith Estelle squer and
Edward Jenkins Turnbull, the bride viii be attend
ed by maid of honor. her sister, Miss Florence A.
Squier; two matrons of honor Mrs. Henry Row
land nee Elsa Carroll, of Manhattan, and Mrs
Louis I Snyder. and by four bridesmaids, Miss
Clara L. Turnbull Miss Amy Dunlap, Miss May
born Wheeler of Newark. will be the best man.
and the ushers to be Frank Squier. jr.; Louis
lam of BROOKLYN Leland f. Garretson. of Morris
town. and Arthur /. Meigs. of Radnor, Penn The
the country home of the brides father Frank
Squier on Glenwood Drive Belle Haven. The
Turnbuu formerly OF Remsen-st. The ceremony
VIII take place al $50 o'clock, and reception will
at No. 81 Prospect Park West
Miss Anna Curtis Low and Herbert Grant Wat
son will he married in Grace Church on Tuesday
October 81 The Lows, who are abroad have
hooked passage the Caronia which sails for
New-York on October II As Mr. Watson who 10 |
coming over with them has only thirty d8ys leave
Of absence from the Foreign ONCE he and his |
bride win return to England directly sftnr the i,
wedding. Owing to the recent death In Paris of
marriage will be quiet. 'i'e
The marriage of Miss Alice H. Osborne and n.
Charles f. Buckley will be quietly celebrated ~
Tuesday evening. October 3. tho home 80 ~ |
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. F. C)shorne ~
lO4 Decatur-st Her sister, Miss Martha = -
borne. viii be her only attendant. Dr. Walter 4.