New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

haitian; Elliot BigeIow. Jr, George Irwin NJ
to.."h5yH ana Ernest Thomas Mathewson Tho
Iudy before the wedding Miss Mathewson
entertained her attendants at luncheon ard
presented them with pearl ana s,ne- az;
brooches. After September Mr.. ana Mrs.
stevens will be at home at No 22G 81 ro,ltos
Place Brooklyn. '"'''e'
large church wedding Of the last U,eoL u.os
."u' on Wednesday evening Of Mss Iuah Camp.
oeH Hutchinson and DR. Russell Murray Ror-o +,
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church. To-
hr'ae Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Hi'ch'Hson OF No. 23S Carlton avenue. uSe-a
reception was held after the ceremony. Her
ul,ehdants were Mrs Lloyd Elliott Auplaton
u.e warmer; Mrs Henry I.aughran Gr,f9r
M.Ss Hazel Lillian Hall Of this boro,ob -
- Jessie Marie Carrigan. OF Philadeiphia
Mss 13FrlBan was gOWned in pink chifYon ciott,
anu carried white carnations The other ar
.'+'UaHta wore gowns OF null and Valencfernns
ace over pink and carried pink carnatIons Nj
iinlchInsons gown of white rnessal!ue had
i'NIri OF rose point lace. She wore tho CON
,'H'i'H3I long tuile veil and carried q shower
bouquet OF Bride roses and lIIies-of-+ he-,,,l,aI
-. Rome $ best man was his brother Granville
harmon ioHe and the ushers were Dr. J. Stur-
qeFant Read, DR.. Joseph Raphael Frederick Al
pert Hutchinson and Arthur Johnson Rome Tn.
bridegroom Is the son OF Mr., and Mrs William
NJ Rome Of No. 22G CleTmont avenue
An out-of-to"n wedding on Wednesday was
that in the Dutch Reformed Church Of FishEiIl-
on-the- Hudson, Of Miss Charlotte Douglas Jones
and Albert Worthington Meisel son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert c. Meise Of No 258 Sterling Place
Inc ceremony followed by a reception at
Spy Hill, the home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Allyn Jones The Rev Dr
Robert Ellis Jones. canon of the Cathedral OF
q Jphh the Divine, performed the ceremony
assisted by the Rev. A E McCullum. The dec
orat!onS We're In green and white The brides
gown was of white satin and point lace She
wore n tule Veil surmounted by a wreath OF
orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet OF
n f-fI a liFyF
hammond, wore frock Of whito silk null and
Fa4enclennes lace and large white hat trimmed
WIN PINK plumes The bridesmaids Miss Insa
iilArlchS' OF brooklyn; Miss Harriet Curtis, Miss
May Curtis and Miss Margaret Haight OF Fish
XII. wore frocks Of pink Powered null and large
pink hats. They all carried daisies The hest
man Henry Thomas Lees OF Westuort
Conn, and the Ushers were Herman Colell
Fuchs. Frederick Hail Lane, James Men Wiley
ana Ralph Sweet Jones. The church and house
were decorated with spring flowers. Just before
the ceremony Mrs. Henry Holden Huss (nAe
Hoffman,, of this borough, sang The Voice That
Breathed Ger Eden Mr.. and Mrs Mesel will
live in Brooklyn.
The wedding OF Miss Lillian Pendleton Burdett
daughter of Mrs. James S. Burdett and Nath-
aniel Cary Halstead, OF the Mansion House took
place on Wednesday evening In st. Andrews
Church, Manhattan The bridal party included
Miss Elizabeth Thompson OF Kingston, n. Y.
as maid of honor; four bridesmaids. Miss Hester
G. Glover, of Newton, Kan; Miss Gene Dem
Arrest, or Manhattan; Miss Claire A. HarriOtt OF
Yonkers. and Miss Florence n Thiery, of New
ark; the best man, Harry Evans Mechling OF
Brooklyn and the ushers. Edgar II. Arnold,
Clarence y. Pratt, William A. Prngle, Irving l..
Webster and Frederick Roberts all Of BROOKLYN
Miss Bur0ettS wedding gown of white mes
saline and old point lace that had been used as
trimming on her mothers bridal robe She wore
a tulle veil and wreath of orange blossoms
and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of tho
valley. The maid of honor was in pink chiffon
cloth over white and carried white sWeetpeas
nEnsp
pink and carried pink sweetpeas The Rev DR..
George Van de Water officiated A small re-
cepton followed at the homo OF the brides
mother. No. PAL West 130th street. A dinner for
the bridal party given at the Cafe des
Beaux Arts yesterday week.
quiet home wedding was that on Tuesday
evening Of Miss Natalie Evans, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Evans, of No 40 Argyle
Road. Flatbush. and Robert NJ. standish The
bride, who was gowned in white silk and princess
lace, had as her maid of honor and only attend
ant Miss Daisy Schierenbeck, who was frocked
in pale pink. Lewis Foster was the best man.
The decorations were in pink.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Arminda pilgrim,
Burr was married to William b. Stout at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Anna E Burr. No. AZ
Van Buren, street. The Rev. DIR. Niles of Free
land, n. j., who performed the ceremony mar
REQ the brides parents and GRANDPARENTS as
Wen as the bridegroom's father and mother
MISS Burr. who was given away by Dr. Samuel
Beyen of New Rochelle, was unattended ReInb
stout was the best man and WaIdemar Haw-
kihs - Lloyd Spence. William weidman and
frank stout acted as ushers. The brides gown
Was OK white crepe Do chine, trimmed with