New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

ews PeSt qP a the aeB1 nsher 19k p fUa
Everston. of Brooklyn The attendance at thu
was ed 1e esses and Mo-
friends The Guldens we'll known by the
TITUS was formerly % Brook1yn 8n1rs man. and is
graduate Of the Polytechnic Institute
The marriage of Miss Ida Ring and Addison
Crawford Ormsbee quietly celebrated Wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Welding Ring, No. M2 Penn-st. Miss
Catharine Mailer Ring the maid of honor and
Miss Lucille Buell. Ormsbee and Miss Katharine II.
PowelsOn were the bridesmaids. The best man was
Charles Louis Ward, and the ushers were Nathaniel
William V. Kelly, assisted by the Rev. Dr. David
Downey. officiated
On Wednesday evening. November /. Miss Mary
Edna Fisk, daughter of James Manson Fisk, of
Newark. n, j., and Charles Cornell Renlsen
married in St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
The bride gowned in white satin and duchesse
lace Her long tulle veil was fastened by wreath
of orange blossoms. and she carried a shower bou-
quet of white and Hies-of-t valley. She
wore handsome necklace, Miss Remsen's wedding
gift to her. Mrs Walter Ross. of Brooklyn, wear
ing her wedding gown of white satin and duchesse
lace Ia land and carrying pink roses was the matron
Emily Fisk, maid of honor was frocked in
striped mousseline and also carried an bou
n Remsen. OF Brooklyn, and Miss Leonie Nabs,
Inc over pink six and carried pnS
NUNS; All wore wreaths Of pink roses. There
of Newark. who a frock of white dotted
mousseline and lace and carried a Leghorn hat
Remsen. and the ushers were T Schenck Remsen.
Schultz. William Hoffman and Homer. ]. Diefendorf,
of Newark The ceremony was performed at 1880
sisted by the Rev DR.. Lincoln A. Ferris. a large
reception followed at the Fisk home No 1153 Broad
College of baltimore in 1902 Mr. Remsen, who is
NeWkirk-aVe. F1atbush, was graduated from Cor
nell in 1860 They will spend the winter in Newark
One of the prettiest home weddings of last week
that Wednesday evening of Miss Alice Mary
Afford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William Madison
Afford. of No. 306 Park Place. and William Wilson
Stephenson. The walls of the drawing rooms
almost entirely covered with smilax. and pink
and chrysanthemums were used in abundance
everywhere The bride gowned in white mar
quise lace. trimmed with chiffon. and carried
shower bouquet of the-valley and orchids
Her veil fastened by small feathers, and she
necklace and brooch of pearls. The maid
of honor, Miss Grace Irvine, wore a gown of white
net and valencennes lace white, and carried
first bridesmaid, gowned in pink rnessane and
carried pink chrysanthemums, while the two other
Ruth Stephenson, were also ,gowned in pink MESA
line but OF Lighter I shade shade as were also ST. their
cousin of the bride, attended as flower girl. She
basket of pink roses The ribbons forming the
aisle for the bridal party were held by the brides
Afford and Master Donald Cameron Afford The
Kn ank B. Re Wsaee spe
and William Russell Afford The ceremony was
kn and the m Rev Dr PFacY MCGEE Wera Mrs
afford received heT In & of pale gray
and carried violets Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stephenson, the
lace Mr. and Mrs Stephenson on returning from
a trip through the Berkshires. will make their
home at No 80 Halsey-st