New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
Willis Munro, Of Buffalo. The Rev Percy Stick
ney Grant offiCiated.


a quiet home wedding was that on Tuesday
evening of Miss Lydia Kouwenhoven, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Kouwenhoven, of
No. AIS East 23d street, Flatbush, and Arthur
Francis Buys. The brides only attendant was
her sister, Mrs. Addison Bradley Hall. Frank
H. Hutton was the best man, and the ushers
We're stephen Francis Vorhees, Rutger ].
Planten, Herbert A. Buys and Cornelius b.
Kouwenhoven.
Miss Alice Gertrude Proctor daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Nathan A. Staples, and Russell T.
Starr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Starr
Of No. 10 Montgomery Place were married Sat
urday, June g. at Plymouth Church.
OF interest to this borough was the wedding
in New Brighton, Staten Island Monday, of
Miss Harriet Erving Sprague and Walter
Stanislas Phillips. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
+. Phillips, of New Brighton. but formerly of
Brooklyn. Mrs. Charles lie Carou. a sister of
the bride was maid of honor, and Miss Pauline
L. Phillips Miss Lena Masse. Miss Caroline T.
Baker and Miss Florence Smith the brides
maids. Louis de GOnzague Phillips was the
best man, and the ushers We're Colonel Eugene
X. Austin. Shirley e. Goddard Vincent ]. Scully
Vincent J. Phillips. The Church of the Blessed
Sacrament was the scene of the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Pearsan, Of No s.
their daughter Miss Ethel Pearsau to Adams
Child Sumner, son Of Mrs. Helen K. Sumner OF
No. 40 Eighth avenue.
The marriage of Miss Alice Pritchard Wells
daughter Of Mrs. Henry Clay Wells, and Carlisle
Dana will be quietly soIemnized Thursday June
81, at the home of the brides uncle, David S
Wells. No. 1913 Pacific street Miss Margaret
G. Wells will be the maid of honor and r.
Bingham Dana viii be the best man.
Miss Pauline Grace White, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Arthur B. White. of No 259 Clifton
Place, and Thomas Frazier Combs were mar
ried in the Embury Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church Tuesday evening by the Rev
DR.. William II. McMaster The bride wore a
white lace robe over chiffon and tafeta Her
tulle veil was fastened with orange blossoms
and she carried Bride roses. Her sister Mrs
Clarence De Witt, as matrOn of honor wore her
own wedding gown Of French dot net over satin
ana carried pink roses. The bridesmaids Miss
Ruth Combs and Miss Jeanette White We're
IN white silk and lace and also carried pink
roses Miss Marion Wakefield. the little flower
girl was in d frock of white dotted swiss and
carried white roses The best man was w Vlietz
ana j. Narnott Clarence De Witt Frank Combs
and Frederick Combs were the ushers.
Miss Mary Morrison Brownson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward SteHe Brownson. of No. 40
Garden Place will be married to Garven Ken
way on Thursday afternoon at No. So State
street
Next Thursday evening Miss Blanche Horton
daughter Of Nr and Mrs Byron Horton is to
be married to the Rev. Stephen Van Rensselaer,
Trowbrdge,' Of the Central Congregational
Church. The ceremony viii be performed i'm &
Eau I@auIS Ch2peI BY Dr.. Cadman, assisted by the
INeE. Ut Joseph *. TWitchel. Mr. TroWbrifga
ana ms bride viii leave Brooklyn in October 10
engage III missionary work in Turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Keiser of No 95S St
Marks avenue, announce the engagement Of
their daughter Miss GLADYS Louise Kaisar A..
NllIau Stuart Koithan.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Meta
Ruben, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ru-
ben, of No. 1049 HaJsey street to Arthur EN-
mons, of Boston. The wedding will probably
take place in September.
MISS Helen Greenwood was married to the
Rev. Frederick Alfred Coleman. at ST Tap,a,,.
Protestant Episcopal Church. BROOKLYN. vester
day. The bride is the daughter OF Assistan,
Corporation Counsel Richard b. Greenwood. and
the bridegroom is cousin of the late Roscoe
Conkling, and is rector of ST Agnes's Protest.r+
Episcopal Church. Little Falls N ! The 60
lhony was conducted by the Rev George Thor,os
DOWNING ID. D., rector of st. Jamess Church
music under the direction of William Armour
mayer was rendered by full vested choir of
men, women and boys, and consisted of a pro
cesslonal and recessional hymn. and the well
known hymn beginning with the words 20 ner
feet love" The bride wore a gown OF ,yb,.o
radium silk. with princess lace bolero Her
sole ornament was pearl and sapphire piece
the gift OF the bridegroom The ,naid 20
hohor was MISS Ethel Greenwood James cousin
OF the bride, who wore a dress OF soft v,LI,a
SIX trimmed with Irish and Valencennes lac
a large white picture hat trimmed with ostricH
ups and tulle. and as ornament an ens 1,ai
10 ~.
carried "a shower bouquet of daisies The hast
man was Harry NJ. Schneider of Manhattan go
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