New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07
| of Boston They will live with Mrs. Secconb at
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Of Boston They viii live with Mrs. SeccOnb at
No. West ATHEIST.
The Brick Presbyterian Church, Manhattan
was the scene on Tuesday evening of the we'd
ding of Miss Jeanette Logan and Howard Green
Bayles. Miss Logan, who is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter S. Logan Of Riverside Drive,
and niece of Mrs. George w. Kenyon. of Car
roll-st, was gowned in white chiffon satin
trimmed with old point lace and carried lilies Of
the-valley. She wore the conventional long tulle
veil fastened with orange blossoms. A maid of
honor, Miss Eleanor Z. Marshall, of Washington
D. c., and six bridesmaids attended her. They
were Miss Rachel Dubois Kenyon, Miss Helen
Kenyon, Of this borough; Miss Adele Keyes, Of
Manhattan; Miss Mary Stewart, of Washington
Park, y. Y; Miss Ruth Crossett. of Boston, and
Miss Natalie Young, of Wilkesbarre Penn Miss
MarshaI wore blue crepe de chine and carried
white sweetpeas, and the bridesmaids were
frOcked alike in white louisine made with &C
Gordon peated skirts and blue girdes, and their
bouquets were of pink sweetpeas and ferns. A
reception followed at the National Arts Club.
Saturday June TO- is the date set for the we'd
ding Of Miss Betty Bruce Howard and Royal
Riggs, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Riggs, of
No. SO South Portland-ave. The ceremony will
take place at o'clock at St. Stephens Church,
Providence, r. L, and will be followed by a re-
ceptton at the home of Miss Howard's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Warner Shibley
No. 194 Angel-st., with whom she has lived since
the death of her parents several years ago Miss
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best man is TO be Dana Hyde, Of Syracuse, and
the ushers all classmates of Mr.. Riggs at Will
Jams College. will be Fielding Simmons, of Man
haitian; William EYerdeIl Of Tenafy, y. Y;
Clarence K. West Bertrand L. Wells, of SYRIA
cuse; Malcolm c. Ludlam and Richard S. Lord
of Brooklyn
The wedding of Miss Nellie c. Garrison,
daughter of Mrs. William Frazier Garrison, for
merly of Bedford-ave., and John Appleton Wade
is scheduled for Tuesday, May Is. 1t will take
place at the home of the brides mother, No. 5l2
5th-ave., at o'clock. The engagement was an
nounced last month.
Miss Violet Richardson, who is to marry Eben
b Knowlton, of Remsen-st.. Thursday May %
will have as her only attendant Miss Dorothy
AMMAN of Manhattan. Ira Richards, jr.. is to
be Mr.. knOwltOn's best man. and there will be
no ushers. The ceremony will take place at 4
o'clock at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Thomas Richardson the Grosvenor, 5th-ave- and
10th-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Badgely, of the Har-
grave, West 72d-st.. Manhattan. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth
Badgely, to John Robertson Hardie son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hardie. of No. 154 Sth-ave.
Mrs. Frank s Jones gave a luncheon of twen-
ty-fve covers at her home, No zoe ST. Marks
ave, last Monday in honor Of her niece, Miss
Mabel CRANBERRY. who was married yesterday to
Roland w Belts. The guests were Mrs. Horace
LOOMS Mrs. Robert LOOMS, Mrs. Henry Moul,
Mrs. James Cromwell. Mrs Frank B. Ogilvie
Miss Anna Francis Miss T. Mae SimOns Miss
Kate Ketcham. Miss Ruth Peters. Miss Carrie
Peters, Miss Mary Preston, Miss Nan Wood
/ hull, Miss Ethel Pate, Miss Pauline Auel, Miss
Arvia EIdredge, Miss Edith Brown. Miss Ethel
Kirkman Miss Edith Norton. the Misses Bonney,
Of Manhattan; Miss Gertrude Lamb, of Flush
ing: Mrs William R. Simons and Miss Maude
V. Jones. The table was decorated with white
sweetpeas and maidenhair fern.
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On Tuesday Miss CRANBERRY was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given by Mrs Edward R.
Belts at her home. No. 1924 Pacific-st The
LOOMS, Mrs. William r SimOns Miss Maude
V. Jones Miss Ruth Peters Miss Carrie Peters.
Miss Z. Mae Simons and Mrs. Artnur Benedict
/ Griffin Of Manhattan.
Mrs Arthur Nelson Peck. nee Knowlton.
and Mrs Alexander Ward were the guests
of honor at a luncheon given Wednesday of last
week by Miss Elizabeth Tousey. of No. 25O
! Henry-st. The othe- guests were Miss Adelaide
! Chauncey Miss Susan W. Sherman, Miss Katha-
/ rine Blossom Mrs. Howard T. Whitney, Mrs.
! Clarence r. Hyde. Mrs. Guion Trowbridge. Miss
/ Blanche Barclay, Miss Bessie BlgeloW and Mrs.
! Tousey.
! Miss Marion Litchfeld, Of No. Montague
/ Terrace was the hostess at g luncheon of twelve
! covers last Tuesday. Her guests were Mrs.
! Donald C. Geddes Miss Madeline Chauncey. Miss
! Adelaide Chauncey. Mrs. Robert Low Plerrepont.
! Miss Clara Ogden, Miss Bertha StpchWeiI' MISS
! Cornel.e Henshaw, Miss May Howard, Miss
| Nanno DOugherty and Miss Madeline Ltchheid.
On Friday afternoon of last week MIS- "lIilain
! H Bennett. of No. $50 President-st.. and her
| daughter-in-law. Mrs. George II Bennett gave
! a bridge patty. Among the players were Mrs