New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

r Una Lucas They carried mar8uerites. Mr..
Mine was attended by his broth1f. Archibald
h Milne, as best man and by Charles A Smith.
OF Manhattan: James Walker. OF Mortclair;
and ]. Lloyd Prince Mr.. and Mrs Milne arc TO
naks their home IN Bronxvire
The marriage Of Miss Louisa Stuart Lennox
and Alexander Barclay Richards was quietly
solernnized Monday afternoon ar the Church Of
our Saviour, in Pierrepont street. The bride Is
the daughter OF Charles Sussex Stuart Lennox
or No. Clark street
At the wedding Of Miss Ursula woolley Banks
and Albert ShirIs wiIliston. which took place
Wednesday evening at the Manhattan Hotel.
both the bride and bridegroom We're unattended
and only the immediate members of the two
families witnessed the ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev. Allan MacRossie, Of the
81. James Methodist Episcopal Church. Man
nattan. Miss Banks who Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar Banks was gowned
in white chiffon and point lace and carried
Easter lilies Mr. and Mrs Williston will be
at home at the Lakewood after May Is.
The marriage Of Miss Kate Stella Burr and
William Garfield Ward celebrated in the
quietest manner possible Monday ar the Grace
An out Of town wedding OF interest 70 Brook
lyn society was that Tuesday Of Miss Kath-
crime Engs Bradford daughter Of Rear Admiral
and Mrs Royal B. Bradford. and Howard Angel
Brocllway, until recently OF this borough. The
ceremony was performed at noon in ST. Mar
garet's Church, Washington. and was fol-
lowed by a small wedding breakfast at the
Bradford home. The Rev. 2. D. Johnston as
sisted by the Rev. H S. Smith, of4ciated The
bride was gowned in white satin rnessaIine and
rose point lace and carried Hlies-of- valley
Her only attendant was her sister. Miss Rose
Mary Bradford, in a frock OF pale blue nessaline
with q bouquet or lflaCS. The best was
Albert L. Broczway Of Syracuse, and the ushers
were Robert Ormiston Brockway, Albert L. Nash
William F. Atkinson, of this borough. and H
Lennox Bond. Sd. of Baltimore The church was
decorated with hlacs and green's.
At the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Wade Hampton. No. 2S7 Decatur street. Miss
Grace Cosgrove Hampton on Wednesday even
ing became the bride of Lester Knitting. Of
Manhattan. Her attendants were Mrs. Philip
II. Judd, OF Manhattan; Miss Ruth H. Ward
Miss Carroll Cochran. Sewickley. Penn; Miss
Mary L. Hasson, OF Oil City. Miss Helen G.
Bonham. OF Jersey City, and Miss Mary Kint-
zing. OF Manhattan. The matron of honor wore
her own bridal gown OF white crepe meteor.
Miss Ward. maid OF honor. was in pale pink
net made princess fashion. while the brides
maids were frocked in fowered chiffon. and all
carried pink sweetpeas. The brides gown was
of white satin messaline. with garnitures Of
duchess and old point lace She wore a tulle
veil and carried a shower bouquet of lilies-of-
the valley and orchids. John Bum Richards.
OF Buffalo. the best man. and the ushers
We're Wade Hampton, jr, and j. g. Hampton.
Pink roses combined with palms and srnilax
formed the decorations. Miss Mary Gardiner
Curtis, niece Of Mr.. and Mrs Seth Low. with
whom she has lived for some years mar
| Church. at Cambridge. Mass to DR.. David
Gordon Allen. of Savannah. Ga. Miss Helena
P. Curtis was the brides only attendant. and
Frederick T. Van Beuren was the best man.
Owing TO the recent death OF the brides brother,
Benjamin Robins Curtis the marriage was cele-
brated as quietly as possible
The Church Of Our Lady Of Good Council was
the scene Wednesday evening OF the wedding
| OF Miss Helen Cecilia Keiser. daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Paul Francis Keiser. Of No. 531 Han
| cock street. and Thomas F. Stackpole, of Man
! haitian. The Rev. Father Louis Sloane, OF Cen
| tire Moriches. Long Island, officiated. Miss
Keiser. gowned in white messaline with yoke
| and sleeves OF Irish point and duchess lace. and
wearing tulle lace veil fastened with orange
( blossoms. was attended by her sister, Miss
! Marie Keser. maid of honor. and by two
/ bridesmaids, Miss Pauline keiser and Miss Rose
| Mansfield They were frocked alike in white
| meSsaline and lace and wore large white hats
! trimmed with ostrich plumes. They carried
| Bridesmaid roses. The brides bouquet Of
| lilles-of-the-valley and orchids. The best man
/ was Robert Stackpole, and the ushers We're
| Willis Terry. Henry Menkin Robert ROdman.
Daniel Doudney John Fleming and George A
Mrs. Stackpole will live at The Imperial, Bed
ford avenue and Pacific street.
The bridal party at the wedding of Miss Clara
| c. Naylor daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Naylor.
of No 17S Garfield Place. and Joseph G. Cole
which is set for Wednesday evening. will in
clude Miss Marion L. Cole as maid of honor;
Miss Elizabeth Watson, of Perth Amboy. and
Miss Fanny Boyd. of Brooklyn. bridesmaids;
| Royal N Jessup, best man; W. L Mason,
William Treadwell. Andrew Adams and John A.
Farrar, as ushers. There Will also be little
! flower girl. Miss Helen Luckett, OF Manhattan.
The ceremony will take place at O'Clock at the
| Sixth Avenue Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Torrey Richardson. Of
the Shore Road. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Ellen A Richardson. TO ].
Rennsen Bennett.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Anna
Mcbride, daughter OF Alexander Mcbride, Of
East Orange to Eliot Cutter. son OF Arr. and
| Mrs Ralph L. Cutter Of No. 219 Clinton street.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Barlow Thurston. Of
No 425 Franklin avenue. have just announced
| the engagement of their younger daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Meribah Thurston, 20 Albert D.
Washington, OF Putnam avenue.
| Another engagement recently announced is
that Of Miss Jessie Boynton Libby, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Libby. OF Manhattan, 20
Robert Halstead. until recently OF this borough.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Israel J. Merritt. Of whitestone.
/ n. Y, announce the engagement OF their daugh-
| tar Miss Marie Merritt to Charles lie Roy
| IIendrickson OF Cedarhurst, Long Island.
| Next Tuesday at the Fort Street Presbyterian
( church. in Detroit. viii be celebrated the mar
| rage OF Miss Esteue Barbour. daughter Of Mr..