New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
WEDDINGS-

Nyack N T. June II (SpeciaD.-The marriage OF
Miss Elizabeth Burd Thompson, daughter Of Will
lam R. Thompson, a well known resident OF Spark@
H. to Edward B. Reed. of New-Haven, Conn. took
place at the home Of the brides father this after-
noon. at $3.50 o'clock, in the presence Of nearly
three hundred guests The Rev. Edward A. Reed
of Holyoke. Mass, the bridegrooms father, was
the officiating clergyman
Orange, n. J., June II (speclaD-Miss Carolins
Iesher Firth daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Flrths
of Heaton Grange, Ridgewood Road, South Or
anse was married to Edward Howard Wright, jr-.
son of Colonel Edward H. Wright of Newark, yes
terdav The ceremony was performed at the homs
of the brides parents by the Rev. Lewis Cameron
rector of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Com
munion, South Orange The couple VIII Il's IL
Trenton. n j. June II (SpeciaD.-Miss Mary A.
Dale daughter of James ]. Dale, of this city, and
Henry Everitt Mattison. of New-YoFk were mar
ried this afternoon in the Prospect Street Presoy-
terian Church. by the Rev. DR.. Walter A. BrooAS'
The wedding was attended by people of this CITY,
New-York and Philadelphia Miss Dale was at
tended by eight bridesmaids-Miss Mathide Hamiil'
Miss Mary Scudder Miss Lucy Slade. Miss Susls
yelling Miss Annie Fisk and Miss Elzapeth Ct5 EiS1;
Of this city eitSy MISS Mss Roand BaIor Of NeYor
The flower girls were Miss Amy SIude DdIe a az
Robsrt %aientine MattheW. of NewYork. and the
ushers were Ambrose c. Dale, Bruce BedIoTu li1
tar c. Booth Burr c. Chamberlain and Maurice
Baker OF New-YOTk, and Frederich liIeIi'
BROOKLYN Mr.. Mattison is member Oh S tlS Hls aaw
firm OF Wing. Putnam and Birmingham ana was
graduated frCm Princeton in 1871
Aforristown N. j.. June II (SpeciaI--A large Weei-
ding in Morristown this afternoon was that OF MSS
Madeline Evans daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. benJN
min F. Evans who was married. TO David hunter
McAIpin. More than thirteen hundred inVltatiohs
were issued, and the guests from Nev-HorN anu
the East came on a special train. Mr.. and MIS-.
Evans entertained the bridal party at dinner at
the whippany River Club last night A family
mony- at $50, and performed oy the rev
DIR. Wyant VanderpoOl. assisted by the Rey Fnllo--
Z. Sturges, rector of St Peters Inc 49,
man was Kenneth r. McAlpin. brother OF tne
bridegroom The maid of honor Miss Harriet
B. Evans. sister of the bride.
Miss Marion Holden Tottle. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs j. H. Tottle. of Bath Beach, and Cornelius
F'urgueson jr were married last night under a
huge maple tree on the lawn at the home Of the
brides parents. Orange blossoms and japanese
lanterns decorated the lawn, and just at dusk 'n'
Rev George Gorgas. of the Church of the Advent
performed the ceremony. Maud Tottle, sister OF
the bride was bridesmaid, and Frances fese
man and Blanche Dlumerace acted as nl1laS5 Las y
honor The best man was CIiLOTd n 1S5 117ceSe5
by two little flower girls, the price Ietil.Ie fol-
the arm of her father. The weddihs, WI WI 6ft,
lowed by a dinner. at which one hundred ana "A''
guests We're served a. hrise was
TO have been married at the same time 10 n.S n-sr
Iverson, of Duluth, Mimi. but the STRAIN ol 20
ararion made her i'll. and she was Only aole ~
watch the wedding from the wlndo~ OF hei i