New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

Charlotte Tucker Mowris, Miss Meta Pearl
Chadsey, Miss Stella Rogers and Miss Carrie
Louise Estey, wore frocks of white organdie and
ValenCiennes lace over Nile green, with girdles
of green messaline, and carried white roses and
maidenhair fern. G. Howard Estey the
best man and the ushers were William r. Dor
man. Alfred H. Stevens, Louis S. Odell and DR..
Charles Stetes Cochrane. A large reception fol-
lowed at the Bowman residence, No. PSI Ster-
ling Place. Edgar H. Sherwood, a former pupil
of Professor Bowman, played the wedding
march.
At the wedding of Miss E. Mae Simons and
Olaf Morrogh Kelly, which is scheduled to take
place on Saturday, November g. in st. Luke's
Church, Mrs. William Robinson Simons will be
the matron of honor and Miss Pauline Auel the
maid of honor. A. NJ. Kelly. of Manhattan, is
to be his brothers best man, and William Rob
inson Simons. Harold P. Erskine, Edward
Dougherty, Frank Pruyne, Charles G. McGovern
and Frederick Lane will be the ushers. The
ceremony will take place at o'clock and will
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Smons
No 81 Lefferts Place. The bridegroom elect
is the son Of DR.. and Mrs. James E. Kelly. of
Manhattan.
On Wednesday afternoon, October II, Miss
Anne Hunter and David Haskell Lanman were
quietly married in ST. Paurs Church. Flatbush
The bride, who was gowned in white crepe de
chine and lace and wore a long tulle veil
fastened by orange blossoms, was unattended
Instead Of a bouquet she carried a white prayer
book. Jonathan Trumbull Lanman was his
brothers best man. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunter, of Penn Yam
N. V but formerly Of Brooklyn where she was
graduated from the Packer Institute. Owing to
illness the wedding took place at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Henry Dixon Watson, No 1856
East 18th street, FlatbuSh. Mr. and Mrs Lam
man have taken apartments at the Standish
Arms
Mrs. Richard P. Merritt. of No. % Grace
Court, announces the engagement of her daugh-
ter Miss Anna V. Merritt. TO Edward Hallowell
Worth, Of Coatesville, Penn. Miss Merritt was
graduated from Vassar last June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everitt Wright of No 599
Hancock street, have issued Invitations for the
wedding Of their daughter, Miss Eugenia Remsen
Wright, and Sherman Douglas Powell. The cere-
mony VIII take place Wednesday evening" October
u. at 81. Georges Church. Mrs. George Garrison
md onI ~IiI ne 3er sisters matron of honor
mate mate friends will be present at the reception fol
The only attendant of the brides at the wedding
of Miss Sophie Wisner and Alfred Trecartin Or
Gen, OF Yonkers, will be her sister Mrs Francis
NJ. Savage. OF Joliet, ILL., Carroll J. Waddeu Of
Manhattan. will be the best man. and Leeds John
son, Walter b. Walker and Ralph H. Nesmith will
ceremony, which is to take place at $50 O'clock @
Jerey A6erat 0 tHS brides parents re MT and Mrs
nue. n , Phnrsday November The brldesroom-elect
merly of this borough. '''' iof-
Miss Glover Layton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson Cornwall Layton. of No 41s Washing
ton avenue, and Lincoln Van Cott son of the late
Joshua Van Colt, Of the Heights, were married
aTiday October @ T. by the Rev Richard e Morse
was a quiet homo ceremony. and Mr. and Mrs
Van Cctt sailed for London the next day on the
Minneapolis va 'io
Miss Irma Swan, VINO is to be married Tuesday
evening Albert Raymond Bishop at the homs
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Swan No
1H 9Th avenue has chosen for her attendants her
sisters. Miss Edith Swan. Miss Dorothy Swan her
eoISn. e,ISa. Miss Ethel Swan, and Miss Wynona Nc
tho best man, and Frederick Reigner Edward III
nler Arthur Ewing and Sidney Snyder will be the
nshers. ~ ''i0
The Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
VIII be the scene next "Wednesday evening OF the
wedding OF Miss Marion Bartlett Hawkins, daurh
tar Of Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Tanning Hawkins OF
NO SlO Quincy street and William Allan Shoudv
MISS Frances Heath viii be the maid OF honor and
:; Edwin shoudy VIII hs his brotheT,s best man.
<Actlng as ushers Will be Hobart B. uptohn, Clar-
snoe b. Webster. Harold N. Olnnstead and Chayiss