New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Parker assisted by the Rev. Mr. Sanford, off,
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs Lord, on returning from
their wedding trip through the Great Lakes and
Canada, viii reside at No. 226 st. James Place.
Saturday afternoon Miss Virginia Willard
M1Ibank and Caswell Barrie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Barrie. formerly of the Heights
but now Of Manhattan, were married at the
Mi!bank residence, No. 154 West Forty-eighth
street Miss Pickhardt was the maid of honor
and Miss Mary Conover and Miss Edith Little
OF OF brooklyn were the bridesmaids. CasweIl w
Stoddard' cousin of the bridegroom, was his
pest man. and the ushers were Harold Milbank
DaVld Barrie. DR.. Samuel Milbank DR. Eliot
Lawrence OF Manhattan; Francis E. Walton
and Henry A. Walton, of Brooklyn small
reception followed the ceremony.
The wedding of Miss Sophie Elizabeth Hall.
daughter Of Mrs Charles E. Hail. of westport
on Lake Champlain. and Philip Manchester
wheeler, nephew of John Stoddard of the
Heights. took place on Wednesday of the week
before last at the brides home. Miss Hall. who
was attended by Miss Mary Amelia Ranken or
FhllaQeIphia; Miss Mary Eddy of Westport
ana H1lss HARRIET Shopper. of Brooklyn, was
6VwAeu IN Wnlte satin and Valenciennes lace
and lilies of-the-valley. Her attendants were in
white silk null over yellow and carriad ,|a,Io III A..
chrysanthemums. '
CasWell w. Stoddard was the best man. and
tne ushers were Arthur D. Pratt and Dean n
MaIIeson Holding the ribbons which e., ~
tGe aisle Tor the bridal party were Miss Maria
marshall, Miss Gertrude Marshall Miss Viz
gdIlla l Norman and Master Elliott Norman
me ne GGcoE Qe % auQhs were in yellow and white MT
ana Mrs. Wheeler sailed the Saturday fo,,oI,,
ing for London the Minnehaha and IyiI,
pToDaDIy spend the entire winter abroad
ChFlst church. Bay Ridge, was the scene Mon
day evening of the wedding of Miss Gladvs Par
sons and William Getty, of Manhattan. Tho
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Townsend
e. jackson. assisted by Bishop Faulkner,
MISS Parsons was gowned In white satin mes
SalIle ana rose point lace. She wore the con-
Ven teailonal long tulle veil and carried ulies-of-
itdt Grva4Igy Inc maid of honor her sister Miss
EdyIh PARSONS, was frocked in white ano
proioered batlste over pale green and carriad
Wihle carnations and ferns. The bridesmaids
Mss MISS Mary Kimbau and Miss Helen Johns Of
Mass and Miss Phoebe Weir Of Re1r PiSna' o.
We're goWned in green chiffon cloth and carrie3
white carnations also ~ @-0o
-, me best man was Frederick NJ. Dearborn and
the ushers were Lorenzo Getty Harrv porscrao Gu
hugo katka, jr., and Palen Nelson a recantion
ioIoWed the ceremony at the home OF the
Drldes parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Parsons No
100 S5th street, Bay Ridge The decorattions ~,
were in green and white
There was no reception following the wedding
III the New York Avenue Methodist EpiscopaI
Church last Tuesday evening of Miss Bertha
SANFORD daughter of the late Dr. William F,sl,a
SANFORD and Welton Stanford jr, son Of Nrr
ana MRS. Welton Stanford, of Schenectadv
n. Y. The Rev. DR.. Charles & Vino oe7,4.
The bridal party included Miss FIorano ~
DooHttIe, or New Rochelle, as maid Of h0ror.
MISS Lorraine, Stanford and Miss Katberino
brown as bridesmaids; Grant L. Stanford az
pest man. and Prescott Wells of Manbatfto~e 90
Wilbur 5: Weeks, of Philadelphia: EIhert MI
leneux, Of Albany, and Harold Keith Of ScbaI
ectady. u 0Nteil-