New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

Davis also is an enthusiastic horseman. He is
the son of the late William r. Davis Of Davis.
w. Va, and brother Of Mrs. John Barry, OF
Manhattan: Mrs. Fairfax Landstreet, Of Balti-
more, and Mrs. George Downing. of Cuba. He
was graduated from Yale in 1900, and is
VOLTS Head man. Miss Maxwell who has
served as bridesmaid countless times, had as her
. attendants Miss Helen Judson, Miss Grace
KnowIton. Miss Frances Williams and Miss
Katharine Elkins. of Washington, cousin of
Mr. Davis Thomas B. Davis his brothers
best man, and The ushers were Morris Upham
Ely, Cories f. Sullivan Crispin Ogelbay, w.
Raymond Maloney. Thomas B. Clarke, jr., and
John S Ferguson. The bridal party aug
mented by two little flower girls, Miss Mary
Davis Iandstreet and Miss Carroll Whitney,
and a page, Master Donald Grant Geddes Jr.
nephew of the bride. The ceremony took place
on the lawn in front OF Maxwell Hall at l
O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. John Rhodes officiated.
The bride was given away by her uncle, ]. Rog
ers Maxwell She wore a gown Of white satin
elaboratels trimmed with point de venise and
tulle veil. She carried gardenias, orange bios
SONS and orchids. The bridesmaids wore froclls
of pale pink chiffon and gold embroidery and
golden brown velvet hats trimmed with pink
roses. The decorations were entirely in pink.
Masses of chrysantnemums were placed in the
halls and rooms Of the house where the recep-
ton following was held Friday evening Mrs.
Maxwell gave a dinner for the bridal party.
when the decorations were also in pink. The
extra guests were Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bay, Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bennett, Mrs Thomas Davis, the Misses Whit
ney, of MorristowA, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve
Schley (Kate de Forest Prentice) at whose
wedding a couple of months ago the engage
ment Of Miss Maxwell was announced Thurs
day evening Mr.. Davis gave a dinner of thirty
at the University Club Mr.. and Mrs
Davis viii sDend their honeymoon abroad
The wedding of Miss Nina Louise Almirell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. AImiraIl, of
No. 408 Grand avenue, and William Royal took
place on Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock The
ceremony to which only relatives and few
close personal friends We're hidden was per
formed by the Rev John Belford. assisted by
the Rev. William B. Farrell. 1t was followed
by a large reception half an hour later White
and yellow chrysanthemums We're massed
against green's in the drawing rooms and hall Of
the AlmiraU house. The bride was gowned in
white satin. hand embroidered and trimmed with
rose point lace. She wore the conventional long
tulle veil and carried lilies-of- the-valley Her
sister. Miss Marie Almiral as maid of honor
was gOwned in maize satin messaIine and en-
broidered f1let lace and carried yellow chrysan-
themums. Miss Raymonde Almrall a niece
OF the bride, was the flower girl and her nephew
Master Joseph j. Almiral I'd. acted as pagz
The best man was Frank Haywood, Of Raleigh
y. c., and Leon V. Almirall Arthur w Vernay
William w. Voss, OF Manhattan, and Lewis
Powell, Of Wake Forest N c.. served as ushers
Mr.. Royal is the son of Mr. and Mrs William
b. Royal of Wake Forest. n. G. Miss Almirau
who was graduated from Packer and subse-
quently from Smith, has been active in the af
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Settlement. Mr. and Mrs. Royal will hive in
J Raleigh y. c.
On Thursday evening at the home of her mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S Eakins, No. 13os
Aloemare Road, Flatbush Miss Elsie Eakins
was married to James Frederick Van Vranlen
I She wore an Empire gown of white satin
trimmed with duchess and point lace, and a tuIle
| Veil fastened with orange blossoms Her bou-
quet was shower Of lilies-of-the- valley and
] orchids The matron OF honor, Mrs J. Barklev
Eakins' was gowned in pale yellow messaline
ana carried white chrysanthemums. Miss Flor
ence Van Vranken, maid of honor, wore a
gown os white satin striped nifon and also car
ried white crysanthemums. The two brides
maids Miss Aimee MacAdam and Miss HeIan
Seaverns, were frocked alike in white marauf-
settle over pale yellow, and held punches of yell
low chrysanthemums. Richard Van Vranken
was his brothers best man. and Alfred Foster
Charles Tomkins, Harold Eakins and J. Barkley
Eakns the ushers The Rev David Ma
gle ohiciated The bridal party stood under an
arch of white roses. and yellow and white chrys-
anthemums combined with palms and smiIax
were used in the general decorations Mrs.
] Eakins was gowned in lavender messaline and
Mrs Van Nranken wore black lace over white.
Another wedding Of the week was that on
tuesday morning of Miss Anna Regina Bannin
and Francis Joseph Sullivan in the Church Of