New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
UEDDINGS.

Montclair. y ]. June Is (SpeciaD-Mtss Carla
Erran Surbrug daughter Of John ". surhrus.
tobacconst Of New York and Alexander Eakin. OF
Englewood. married in the First Congregational
Church > o'clock this afternoon in the presence
OF p large number of relatives and friends. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr. AnlOry
n. Bradford. assisted by the Rev. Robert Kirkwood
81 Lexington. Nv. The bride was attired In white
chiffon cloth embroidered in silver and white with
duchesse lace. the latter having been worn by
the brides mother her wedding day Her veil
was Of Brussels lace caught with orange blossoms.
and her bouquet was n shower Of hhes-of-the-
valley and orchids Miss Esther SchoOnmaker. OF
Montclair. was the maid Of honor She was
onng pink safn 5Teaers and Carried shoWer
bouquet Of pink peogies Thsrs were three ma mS-
George 1. Storm, of New York: Mrs. Charles
Arthur aS& " cushman. of sPrHsTeid. Mass and
Miss Edith Eakn; Of Englewoods \, J. They
lace The hats were Leshorn Gainsboroughs with
@f an 1s' wa aae sasr qRs P'PS FSk ap Of
brother Of the brdesroqm The usheFs geTe Henry
Charles Young. Of New York; Harry Gardner. Of
Cam2Tpbeu smidt Of New YORK After the cere-
mo3y large reception was held bon on the lawn o. the
Orange. \. J. June Is Cspecian.-1fiss Kathryn
Rogers daughter ~ William Rogers. president
Borden's Condensed Milk Company. married
tonight Al the home Of her parents No. - Reyn-
olds Terrace. Orange. 70 Allen Cleveland Bragaw.
o. New York. The ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. Charles L. Pardee. rector of 81. Andrews
Episcopal Church. this place The bride wore an
empire gown Of white Paris crepe trimmed with
VAenciennes lace. Her tule veil was fastened with
orange blossoms. and she carried shower oo$aust
or whmS h en and fhH nshers We're Arthur Sher-
wood OF New York: Durrie WaldrOu. Of Montclair
and the brides brothers Dr. Henry ana ErsqertSH tS
Rogers. of Orange A reception followed Is ,ne
in Montciair following tour.
Newburs n Y. June 15.-The marriage Of Miss
Elsie Morgan Chapman. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Il Chapman. Of this city. and Second Lieu
tenant Irving John Palmer Of the artillery branch
~ ,hs United states Army. took place this noon
al the home Of the brides parents. The ceremony
was nerforuned by the Rev. John Ruske. rector ~
Ct Georges Episcopal Church Lieutenant William
l. Moose OF Arkansas. classmate OF the bride
groom, was the best Miss Louise Cleveland,
Of New burg, the maid Of nonor. Lieutenant
Of the west Point Military Academy. His home is
in Kalamazoo. Mich
oyster Ray June 15-TWo hundred guests from
New York BROOKLYN and Boston attended the
wedding to-day Of Miss Edith Greenough' daugh-
ter Of the late William Cireenough to Edison Lewis
Of Roston in Christ Episcopal Church The cere-
- rs nerforsned by the Rev. William Green
ourb 1vhayer of Brooklyn, assisted by the Rev
Henry Homer Washburn rector or CHRIST thurch
The bride was given away by her brother, Niiliaih
creenough Miss Marion g. Greenough. sister or
tba bride acted as maid of honor, and Kenneth
av,is the ridegroorn's brother. was best man The
bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Greenough, Miss Meth
Siis Henderson. Miss Mary Hartman and Mss
Mafrv Mr. L. Gurnee After the recepton Mr., and Mrs.
feWis Ieft here In automobile
A very pretty June wedding took place at the
home OF Mrs. John A Hull IN loith street. on
Thursday evening June D. Her daughter MARY
coot+ TIuu was married Harry Holmes Benedict
general freight agent Of the New England Naviga-
lion Company. formerly OF Brockport, \; q Inc ne
Rev. Pascal narrower. OF the CathedraI OF 81 Johh
he Divine performed the ceremony