New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
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carried arm bouquets Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS Arthur J Murphy. Miss Gertrude Lou
don'S fance. was the best man. and William b.
Bryant Howard c. Loudon, Paul Grout, Charles
+. Nicholson. Of Brooklyn, and Frederick p.
Platt. of Manhattan. served ushers. a large
reception followed the ceremony. Mrs. Loudon
received in gown of gray satin and duchesse
lace Mr Bryant is the son OF the late william
c. Bryant
81 Paurs Church. Fatbush, was the scene on
Thursday evening of the wedding of Miss Helen
De Mena and Frederick Kaye Lister. The bride.
who was gowned in white satin and princess
lace was attended by her sister, Mrs. Walter
W Travis. as matron of honor She wore
gown of rainbow chiffon cloth. The other at
tendants. Mrs. Raymond f Barnes Mrs An
drew Mauder. Mrs. Norman l.. Jeno and Mrs
Irving Fitzpatrick, pale blue marquisette
and carried muffs Of ViOletS. The BRIDE carried
roses and lilies of -the-valey. The best man
was Clarence +, Pine. and the ushers were Nal-
ter ". Travis. Harry H. Martin, OF Brooklyn:
Charles BlackIy. of East Orange. ana Edward
G Luther. of Railway, y. }. owing 10 "A recent
death i'm Mr.. Listers family, the reception fol-
lowing at the home Of the brides parents MT
and Mrs Frederick de Mena. no. 1T1T Ditmas
avenue was small. The decorations at the
church and house were in green ana whlte' Mr..
de AIenas gown was "A combination OF chIIoh
cloth in the pastel shades. Yesterday week Mrs;
Travis gave a luncheon al the Astor. foIo"td
hv a theatre party at the Broadway. for the
brides attendants
\ home wedding on Wednesday evening was
that Of Miss Edith NJ. Frost daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Beers Frost, OF No T64 Bedford ave
nue. and Ward Leigh The ceremony was per-
formed in a bower of palms and flowers by the
Rev DR. St Clair Hester. Miss Fannie FRANKIE
was the maid OF honor and only attendant OF
the bride who was gowued in white hand en-
broidered satin and rose point lace she wore
a tulle veil and carried roses and hlies-of-the-
valley Miss Frankes gown was OF green
meteor crepe and she carried pink roses Rop-
ert NJ. wilkins of Manhattan. was the pest
man AIr and Mrs. Leigh will leave on Thurs
day for the Philippines, where the bridegroom;
who is civil engineer. has interests They viii
be absent until next spring on their return
their will live in Prospect Park West
Monday evening October y. is the date set
for the wedding of Miss Nina Louise Almirall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Amral, Of
No 4Os Grand avenue and William Royal Of
Raleigh y. G. Miss Marie Almirall will be her
sisters maid Of honor, and her little niece and
nephew Miss Ray Almirall and Master Joseph
j. Amrall. I'd Will act as flower girl and page
respectively. The best man viii be Frank r
Haywood. and the ushers will be William w.
Voss of Raleigh; Lewis Powell, of Wake Forest
y. c.; Arthur 5. Vernay, Of Manhattan, and
Leon V. AImirall. Ii will be home ceremony
at 7.:0 o'clock. TO which only relatives have
been hidden, but a larger number have been
asked to the reception following
on Wednesday evening. October %, Miss Amy
Wentworth. daughter OF Surgeon 4. r. Went
worth. Of the United states steamship Louisi-
ana, anu MIS-. WENTWORTH, VIII De married 10
Alfred Loring Lane She will be attended by
her sister Miss Margery p. Wentworth as
maid of honor. and by two bridesmaids. Miss
Kate Gibson and Miss Mary L. Buchenberger
all of Brooklyn. DIR. Robert Lowell Wood ia
to be the best man, and Philip Nash and Leroy
Lane will act as ushers. The ceremony will
take place at $50 o'clock. at the Wentworth
home No 446 Greene avenue.
Miss Anetta Heissenbuttel who is to marry
Howell Cannagahan Cooper Tuesday evening
,,n ba
mer Taylor matron OF honor and four brides
maids, Miss Clara H. Ernst, Miss Marie e
Ernst, OF Brooklyn: Miss Rachel Cooper and
Miss Helen d. Cooper, OF Oil City. Penn Tie best
man will be Andrew B. Grafius OF Manhattan;
! J. Harry Ernst w F. Heissenbuttel Daniel o.
Towl. Wade Hampton jr. OF Brooklyn. and
Joseph Barr. of Oil City, will be the ushers. The
ceremony will take place at No, 31S Park Place,
the home of Miss Heissenbutters sister Mrs. J.
Harry Ernst.
Holy Trinity viii be the Saturday.
November . of the wedding of Miss Annie Pierce
Hallock, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Waverley
West Hallock, of No. III Lefferts Place, and
Arthur Loomis Harmon The brides attendants
will be her sister, Miss Edith Cammeyer Hal
lock, Miss Margaret Harris of Manhattan; Miss
Ruth Barrett and Miss Margaret Caddard. of
PlainfieId N j. Max Berkine will be the best
man and Richard Steel Raymond Durham. DIR.
Frederick James Barrett, Francis Owen Lathrop.
Albert Van Vost Benson and William MacMur-
trie Rutter are to be the ushers. The ceremony
will take place at o'clock. but no reception will
follow.
Miss Edna McAleer. daughter of Mrs Hugh
McAleer. of No. 1889 Dean street was married
Thursday evening TO Alfred Norman Frecker by
the Rev Dr. William Temple, of Wilmington.
Del. The bride gowned in white satin and
duchess lace made Empire fashion and carried
lilies of valley and orchids. She was at
tended by her three sisters. Miss Carolyn Nc
Aeer, Miss Daisy McAleer and Miss Elsie Nc
Aleer. They Empire gowns of pink chiffon
over white taffeta and carried shower bouquets
of Golden Gate roses James Cartwright was
the best man. and the ushers were Harry Frecker
and George ]. Hickman IT was home cere-
mony.
A quiet wedding of the week before last was
that of Miss Carolyn Wilton Conkling. daughter
of the late Benjamin G. Conking, and Frederic
II. Fleming The ceremony was performed by