New-York tribune., 1906-05-06

Of Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Harrison. Of 10th street.
took place on Monday evening at o'clock. The
bride wore a princess gown OF white messaline
and old duchess lace and a tulle veil fastened
by orange blossoms. Her matron of honor, Mrs
Lawrence Won Dohlen, was gowned In white
hand painted chiffon. and Miss Amy F1ggis, as
maid Of honor wore white silk null and Val
enciennes lace. Mr.. Harrison's best man was his
elder brother Douglas w. Harrison, and the
ushers were Bert Harrison, Oscar Krau, Law
renee Won Dohlen and Clifford Figgis. Mrs
Borroughs wore silver gray messaline and prin-
cess lace. It was home ceremony. The rooms
were decorated with pink roses and greens.
On Thursday OF the week before last Miss
Edith LefEerts Bergen, daughter Of Mrs Isefrerts
Bergen and George Alfred Mendes were mar
ried in Grace Church on the Heights. The bride
who was given away by her uncle, Herman Suy-
dam Bergen, was gowned in duchess and old
point lace She wore a tulle veil and carried
white roses and lilies f-the-valIey Mrs Frank
Emmons Mendes attended as matron Of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Antoinnette
Barclay Of Plainfleld, and Miss Margaret Van
Wyck. Mrs. Mendes in pale pink radium
and the bridesmaids white chiffon cloth
They carried daisies and white roses Frank
Emmons Mendes was the best man. and the llsh-
erS were Leslie MendeS, Addison Ireavens Uud-
ley McGrath and Frank Midgley. The ceremOny
was performed by the Rev. c. F. J. WrigIev
The church was decorated with Easter lilies.
at the StandiSh Arms, where Mrs Bergen and
her daughter lived last winter Mr. and mrs
Mendes will be at home after June at River
side Conn.
The Same afternoon Miss Ada Louise Merrau
and John Robert NGacNeille were married in the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, Manhattan. The
Rev. Henry NJ. Sanders performed the cere-
mony, which was followed by a reception at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam John Merral No 129 West 72d street.
Manhattan. The brides sister Mrs William
arthur Whttcomb, was the matron Of honor
5ne wore yellow chiffon cloth with insertions
or irish lace. The other attendants Mrs Rms
sci A. COwles Miss Gertrude Hincken Misc
Louise Baylis and Miss Louise MacNeille. were
frocked in pale pink and lavender TheI; wore
large white hats and carried moss roses. daisies
and forget-me-nOts. The brides gown was OF
Irish lace over white satin.
An out Of town wedding Of interest in this
borough was that on Friday of the week before
last OF Miss Cora Lewis Penniman, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George p. Penniman, OF Worcester
and George Stuart Mcfarland Of Brooklyn
Miss Gertrude Graham, Of Toledo was the maid
OF honor' and Frank Z. ellison, OF this borough
WAS WAS Lhe best man IL was a home ceremony
The Rev. Albert w. Hitchcock assisted bv the
Rev. Henry M. Penniman. Officiated.
quiet home wedding OF the week before last
was that OF Miss Martha J. Dingman and
Charles E. Stafford. Of Manhattan. The bride
wore her travelling suit OF golden brown, shadow
checked wolfe. and her maid OF honor, Miss Emily
Webber, was in Alice blue eolienne Benjamin
tteigel' or Manhattan, was best man. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. ]. NJ
Barrar, OF the First Reformed Church, at noon
at the homo OF the BRIDES parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John III. Dingman, No. 5T5 Eastern Park
way. A wedding breakfast was served for rela.
tives and few intimate friends. The decora-
tions were in pink and white.
Miss Ruth Mildred Wells. daughter OF Edwin
M. Wells OF Bensonhurst4 and Kenneth NrosaIy,
Eyland son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Evlan6
were married Saturday afternoon. April %
The bride, gowned IN white crepe de chine ana
lace was attended by Miss Ethel Byrna. in r,Ia
pink silk with a bouquet OF sweet pe9s fsLS
flower girl, Miss Kathryn s. SussdOrfr yvas a.
white organdie and lace, and carried \ haSlrat
OF gWeetpeas There were also two pages NO.
ters William H. and Philip A. SussdorfP TTEa
best man was Richard X. Mosely, OF Fiaef Gr
ange. The officiating clergyman was the Pa,
Randall G. Hail MI and Mrs. Eyland are 10
live at No. Is Strong Place. ~
The marriage OF Miss Grace Melva Crowell.
daughter OF Captain and Mrs. Luther q. CrowelI
and William Edward Gaylord was quietly SOL