New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

of the ceremony at o'clock and a reception
for relatives will follow at the Low home. No
80 Grace Court. Miss Nathalie Low Will be
her sisters maid Of honor, and Miss Katharine
White, Miss Anna White, Miss Louise de For
est Shelton and Miss Mary Arnold to be
the bridesmaids. The Rev. George II. Reed. Of
Belmont, Mass, will be the best man. while
Ethelbert Ide Low, Benjamin Robbins. Curtis
Low, Lawrence p. rockingham, John w.
rockingham, Of Brooklyn; DR.. Claiming
Frothingham. OF Boston; Max L. Sand. of
Ardsley; Herbert T. shreeve. Of Dedham'
Mass, and Ralph T. Haley, of Newburyport.
Conn, viii serve ushers. Miss Lows fiance
is the of the Rev. John p. Forbes pastor
Of the Church Of the Saviour in Pierrepont
street
Miss Corneia Elizabeth de Bevoise mar
ried Tuesday evening to William Remsen Lott
at the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles t. de Bevolse, in Hollis Long Island.
The ceremony was performed under a canopy
Of pink and white roses and chrysanthemums
by the Rev. ]. S. y. Demarest assisted by the
Rev. Dr. James NJ Farrar Of the Dutch Re
formed Church. The bride, who was attended
by a matron Of honor. Mrs Morris Abbott Van
Nostrand, Of Richmond Hill. and a maid OF
honor. Miss Mabel Louise Covert. OF Floral
Park, wore an Empire gown Of white satin en-
broidered and trimmed with rose point and
duchess lece. Her tulle veil was fastened with
orange blossoms and duchess lace and she car
red a shower Of lilies-of-the- valley and orchids
Miss Covert was frocked in white satin radiun
over pink and carried pink hrysanthemums
The matrOn Of honor pink messaline and
carried pink roses. Daniel Van Brunt Lott was
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Van Siclen, Samuel A. Livingston, jr David
Warren Ketcham and Morris A. Van Nos
trand. large reception followed the ceremony
Mrs. de BeVoise wore a gown Of lavender Chif-
fOn cloth and satin. hand embroidered and
trimmed with silver Mrs. Lott, the mother OF
the bridegroom, was goWned in black MESA line
trimmed with duchess and point lace. Mr and
Mrs. Lott sailed Thursday the Mexico for
Havana. They expect 10 be home by Thanks
giving.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Richards Car
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of No 100 Columbia Heights. and Calvin Trues-
dale, Of Manhattan. will be solemnized In the
quietest manner possible on Wednesday No
yember 20. owing to the comparatively recent
death or Mr.. Carhart. II VIII take place al the
Carharts summer home at Belle Haven. Conn.
and only the immediate members Of the two
families will be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greason. Of No 2s1 Car
roll street, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Helen F. Greason 10 Wal
ter Stuart, son Of Mr.. and Mrs J. X Stuart Of
NO 5ll Clinton street.
A home wedding Wednesday evening was
that Of Miss Amy Wentworth, daughter of Sur
geon A. r. Wentworth United States ship Louis
iana and Alfred Loring Lane son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorng Lane, OF No 342 Macon street The
ReV Or. =. Parkes Cadman ofIiciatad The bride
was gowned in white Canton crepe over silk and
chiffon and trimmed with rose point lace She
carried shower bouquet Of lilies of-the valley
ana orchids. The maid of honor, Miss Margery
Wentworth was frocked In pink chiffon cloth
and carried pink roses. The bridesmaids, Miss
Kate Gibson and Miss Mary l.. BuchenbPrger
wore frocks OF white chiffon cloth and carried
pink chrysanthemums DIR. Robert Lowell Wood
was the best man. and Leroy Lane and PhIip
Nash served as ushers. The Wentworth home,
NO. 446 Greene avenue. decorated with
chrysanthemums palms and ferns.
The Church of the Good Shepherd was the scene
Friday evening of the marriage of Miss Charlotte
Loring Ehlers and Henry Arnot Beverldge The
bride was gowned in princess lace. She wore
tulle veil and carried liles-of- the-valley. She
was attended by matron of honor and four
bridesmaids Mrs. Henry N. Morse her
own wedding gown OF white satin and princess
lace and carried a shower bouquet of white vio-
lets and asparagus ferns. The other attendants
of the bride were Miss Mabel Sweeney, who is
to be married on November % to Alfred Good
win Belden, Miss Constance BeVeridge, Miss
Amy Bertine and Miss Ruth Wardell. They
also carried violets. Arthur j. Simpson was
the best man and the ushers were a. p. Spence,
of Manhattan; Everett c. House, of White
Plains, n. Y; B. b. Peabody and George II.
Martyn Of this borough. The Rev. DIR. Rogers
performed the ceremony, which followed
by a reception at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Ehers, No 762
Greene avenue. The decorations at both the
church and house were i'm yellow. The bride s
brocade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bogert. of No 465
Greene avenue, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Edna May Bogert,
TO Carl Andrew Leasenfeld. OF Manhattan.
Another recently announced engagement is
that of Miss Ethel Ida Hicks daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Daniel NJ. Hicks, of No 272 Halsey
street, to Francis Stewart Eckel. OF No. 3S3
Sterling Place
Miss Helen F. Seaverns. of No. Dos Hancock
street, gave luncheon on Thursday October
IL, for Miss Elsie Eakns. at whose wedding last
Thursday she was a bridesmaid The guests
were the brides attendants and Miss Dorothy
Ormsby.
Miss Katherine Harrigan, daughter of DA