New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

maids Miss Clara H. Ernst, Miss Marie d,
Ernst. Miss Rachel Cooper and Miss Helen d.
cooper. were goWned in white fet net trimmed
WIN WIN satin bands, and also carried white chrys-
ahthemums The best was Andrew B.
Grafius and the ushers were Wade Hampton.
IT. Joseph Wilson Barr. Daniel O'TaWl, Will
IAN Heissenbuttel and J. II. Ernst jr.
Miss Katharine Harrigan. daughter of DIR.
ana Mrs. John Harrigan. of No. 4O1 Clinton
street, and Pierre William Grace son of the late
Wliilam H. Grace. were married on Tuesday
The Rev. J, Fitzgerald oficiated. Miss Mar
saret Harrigan was her sisters maid of honor
ana NJ. Mclaughlin was the best man. Mr. and
PierrepOnt street '' -
Inc Second Presbyterian Church was the
scene Of the wedding of Miss Maud Adelaide
Hutchinson and Frederick Van DYKE Cruiser on
Tuesday afternoon The ceremony was ner-
formed at 43O o'clock by the Rev. Louis Van
den Burg and a reception followed at the home
oi 'he brides parents, DR.. and Mrs William
Merrill Hutchinson, No, 2O5 Clinton st The
decorations at the church and house were of
PINK and white Chrysanthemums and autumn
iohase. The brides attendants were Miss
Fanny D. Boyd. who served as maid Of honor.
ana Miss Maude Marckwald Miss Ruth II
Miller, Miss Marion Ferguson. Miss Alice Fer
guson. Miss Elsa Rudolphy and Miss Elizabeth
Grover of Glcns Falls, \. Y. as bridesmaids
They We're gowned in chiffon broadcloth the
bridesmaids in pink and Miss Boyd in white.
trimmed with princess lace They wore bats ~
French felt trimmed with marabout Miss
Hutchlnson's gown Of white satin rnessaliue
with garniturcs Of duchess and rose point lace.
She wore a tulle vel and carried roses and
lilics-of -the-valley. Harry w. Badeau OF EIiz-
aheth, y. j.. was the best man. and J Tiiden
Cruiser. Ebert $. Barlow. William S Clark
IhchaId BerIhger, Spencer C. Dcvan and Al
fred +. TAurber were the ushers Mr. and Mrs
Cruiser are 10 make their home in Connecticut.
Only relatives and 4 few. close personal
friends will be present at the marriage on
Thursday Of Miss Elizabeth Frances Park and
Charles Adams, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Adams. of No. 1A3 Columbia Heights. The
blde-c!ect Is a daughter Of Mrs. Edgar Park
The ceremony viii take place at the home Of
her grandmother. Mrs. Clinton T. Fisk. No. 40
West 5Sth street, Manhattan. Mrs. George r
Valentine and Miss Mary Edith Park, sisters Of
the bride Will act matron and maid OF honor
respectively and Miss Edith Hodguan Of
Larchmont. n cousin. win serve as flower girl
Charles a How Of St Louis. VIII be the best
man, and the ushers are 10 be William II. Lud-
iugton, Of Manhattan. Frederick Dcming Shar-
man. Frank Day Tuttle and Willis Delano Wood
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas p Hughes. of
No. 5SJ Park Place. last week announced the
engagement Of their daughter Miss May
Evelyn Hughes. 10 Ralph Nelson Carpenter
Barnes Of the Rev. DR.. Ebert Barnes. of
Brookline Mass Miss Hughes Is a sister OF
Mrs Horace Paul ThurlOW
Miss Aimee Frances MacAdam and Alfred
Earl Foster will be married on Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Ellsworth MacAdam No. II
Quincy street Mrs. Frederick James Van
Vranken, nee Eakins. at whose wedding.
on October "a Miss MacAdam was a brides
maid. will be the matron OF honor. and Miss
Mary Stewart Forshay IS to be the maid Of
honor The best man will be Eugene II. Fos-
ter.
Miss Mary w. Howland and Dr. Fred
Harlem Klaer. of Philadelphia will be married
on November 1G. The ceremony is to take place
al o'clock in the Church of the Saviour. and
a small reception will follow in the chapel
There will be a maid of honor Miss Mabel How
land. and two bridesmaids. Miss Helen II. Al
len and Miss Alice p NOVEL;, OF New Bedford,
Mass Or. +. f. Keene, of Philadelphia, is to
be the best man. and Henry j. Klaer, DR. Paul
Austin, Dewey Hurd and David Whitcomb will
be the ushers. Miss Rowland is the grand
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. rockingham,
Of No. 100 Gates avenue.
Invitations to the wedding Of Miss Louise
Stevenson Snedecar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Snedecar, of No. 1921 Bergen street,
and Alger Jenkins, of Montcar. have been linn
tied to relatives Miss Bessie Snedecar is TO be
the maid Of honor and Guy r. Jenkins will be
the best man. DR. Robert Finley Ringland and
Felix A. Jenkins will act as ushers 1t is 20 be
a home ceremony.
The wedding Of Miss Harriet Edna Pate,
daughter of Albert II. Pate. and Weston Will
Jams took place on Monday evening at the home
of the brides brother. Walter Lacy Pate No
performed by the Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton,
was followed by reception. Pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms formed the effective decora-
tions The bride Gowned in white satin
and duchess lace and carried a shower bouquet
Of les-of-t the-vaey and roses The matron Of
honor, Mrs. Arthur a. HaSsell, and the two
bridesmaids Miss Ethel Mabel Linsley and
Miss Hazel Church, were attired in pale green
meSSallne and flet lace Mrs. HaSScn carried
white chrysanthemums and the bridesmaids
carried white roses. Everett w. Boughton of
Brooklyn, was the best man, and the ushers
were George S. Weston and Frederick Weston
of Manhattan; Paul r. MacKinney, of Rose
VILE n. j., and George Thomson, of Wilton |
Conn
The New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal |
Church will be the scene on Thursday evening.
December II, of the wedding of Miss Ethel
+. b. Smyth, Of Alliance, Ohio Miss isabel |
Page Meacham will be her sisters only attend !
ant. Thomas Albert Smyth of Norfolk Va
will be the best man and Frederick c. Meacham
jr., Maury Priest, George Mason Orr and Samuel
w. McGann Will act as uShers. A reception will |
be held at the home of the brides parents Mr. |
and Mrs. Frederick Caste Meacham, No 236 |
Decatur street. half an hour after the ceremony |
which Is scheduled TO take place at SIS D. m.
The engagement of Miss Alice Cramer Vernam. |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert Vernam. of |
Morristown. n. j.. and Frederic H. Behr was |
announced last week. The wedding will take !
place on Wednesday, December 4. but further |
particulars are not yet at hand, Mr. Behr IS /
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Herman Behr formerly !
of Pierrepont street but now of Manhattan.
Or. and Mrs. Treadwell L. ireland, Of No. 941 .
Albemare Road, Flatbush. have announced the |