New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

mony, assisted by the present rector the Rev. ana NJ
and the small reception following The brlde wore
an Empire gown of white messaline silk, trimmed
with old duchess and point lace She carried roses
and les-of the-valley. She was attended by e heT
three sisters, Miss Josephine Weld Barr as MAD MAJ,
of honor and Miss Mary Godfrey & Barr and MISS MISS
was gowned In white embroidered mull ana Moie
a large black picture hat trimmed with puIntS,
and lace and wore white hats; They carried pink
roses. The best man was Alton tarIetc or An
Bnnie Morrison Of MonteaiT John S Spraer iess
mates of Mr.. CRANBERRY AT Yale served as ushers
The marriage of Miss Caren Nielsen. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsina Nielsen. of Bag Ridge,
and Alfred w Hoppenstedt of Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Hoppenstedt, of No. 13S JOraemon street,
Owing Owl pS9 to illness @ It was quiet affair with only
relatives in attendance The bride who vas vas
maid mai, Of, Of honor and only attendant Miss Aarre.
stedt, was the best man.
On Tuesday evening Miss Edith Louise Neer-
gard, daughter of the Rev and Mrs, Thomas
James Drumm, of Concord, " H. and Henry Hath
away Wheeler son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holt
Wheeler, of No. 434 Classon avenue. were married
in the chapel of ST. Paul's School in Concord, by
the Rev. Mr.. Drumm. The bride given away by
her brother. Arthur Edwin Neergaard. Her gown,
of duchess lace. and she carried Iies-of the-val-
ley The maid of honor her sister. Miss Elma
Marguerite NeerGaard vas gowned IN white ehf-
fon and princess lace over blue. The bridesmaids
Miss Elizabeth II Wheeler, Miss Jessie J.. NeeI-
Billings of Brooklyn, and Miss Evelyn Foster, of
PINK 5Sskd AndW Rs Smith Of n
borough was the best man. and the ushers were
! Theophus Nelson and Richard Dale of Concord.
Hydraneeas, roses and carnations were combined
N tie decorations The reception was held in the
alumni house. The brides mother was gowned in
Wheneler wore white marquisette hand embroid-
Cambridge Place, Brooklyn
Another out-of-town wedding on Tuesday " in
terest to this borough was that at Wawapek, Cold
Spring Harbor, Long Island, of Miss Ethel De
Forest and Allen f. Whitman, son of Isaac Allen
Whitman. formerly of Henry street but now Of
daugfer of Mr. and Mrs Robert " eG D Foresf
OF Manhattan. and sister Of Johnston De Forest,
Her attendants were her sister Mrs. W. A ".
Sny Miss hs Sn aone Of a9n1 Ms and M s
ough. of Manhattan; Miss Phoebe Lord. of Chicago.
nile green chiffon, and carried maiden6air fern.
IN, The bride gown gown was 81 white satin ana lace and
his brothers best man The ushers We're Clarence
William T. Rasmus Edmund J. Drumming Henry
l. De Forest and W. A ". Stewart The Rev.
Whitman. returning from their wedding trip.
will live at No. % Waverley Place. Manhattan.
Miss Katharine Wood Edwards and Thomas Hall
Wyatt married Monday at the home Of the
bIlue = HOIner, MTS- jonathan - EdWdldS, at
Chatham. y. J. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev DR.. William r. OLSEN, cousin Of the
bride. who gowned In white satin and lace
Her sister Miss Harriet Edwards was the brides
man. Inc bridegroom Is the son OF Mrs; Thomas
Moody Wyatt of No. 21f Hancock street, Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt are TO live in Boston.
The wedding of Miss Alice Esther Chadwick
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Noyes Chadwick
Of No. 692 Wiloughby avenue and Bower William
son Barnwe took place Wednesday at the family
homestead at Old Lyme, Conn. The brides attend
ants Miss Ellen Noyes Chadwick, Miss Emily
Richmond. Miss Kate Hodges, Miss Mary Meeker
Miss Alice Wnifred Sabine. of Manhattan. and
BanwelI 'he best and the ushers were
Marion Porcher Du Bose. of Spartansburg, s. c.
Charles Chadwick, of Brooklyn. The bridegroom
fort, s. c.
Miss Edith Lawrence Finn daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Thomas Finn, of No 80 Halsey street
was quietly married Wednesday evening James
Lawton Lawlor by the Rev r. r. Williams II
was home ceremony. The bride. who was unat-
tended, wore a gown of white chiffon cloth. Mr..
Taylor was also unattended. The halls and draw
ing room were decorated with greens and brides
maids roses Assisting the bride TO receive were
Mrs. Lawrence Marcellus Bainbridge. Mrs. Daniel
, Marion Easton, Miss Hattie Dave, Miss Catherine
Fraser Cooke, Mrs Worcester Bouck. Miss Ethel
Taylor on returning from their wedding trip will
| reside in Brooklyn.
The bridal party at the wedding in the Church
of the Heavenly Rest on Wednesday, October 30
of Miss Harriet Hammond Hoyt and j. Frank
Phillips, of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Francis
Phillips of Eighth avenue, will include Miss Emily
Hoyt as maid of honor. Miss Bertha Phillips Miss
Mary Hoyt Miss Mary A Aldrich Miss Lucy
Hatch and Miss Alice Barrett as bridesmaids Ed
ward Esty StoWell as best and Alexander NJ
Orr of Manhattan: David r. Mead, Ralph Gran
ford. John p. Adams, of Brooklyn; Philip Will of
Rochester and Louis y. Grant. of Goldsboro n c.
The bride-eect is a daughter of Mrs James Otis
Hoyt. of No 81 West 18th street. Manhattan, and
Bellport Long Island.
Miss Gertrude Hoffecker Baldwin, who is to be
married next Saturday evening in the Packer
Chapel TO John Walter Prince, will be attended by
her sister. Mrs. Fawn William Freeborn, as matron
Of honor and by four bridesmaids Miss Alice
Prince, Miss Claire Wright, Miss Katherine
Kraetzer of Brooklyn. and Miss Agnes Carrow of
Smyrna, Del Mr.. Princes best will be Max
Lipson of Manhattan, while James Gregg, How
ard Cieer Paul William Schlorff Joseph King van
Denberg. Richard Avery Wright and Augustus
Martin Baldwin will act ushers There will be
no reception following the ceremony. which is to
take place at o'clock but Mr.. Baldwin will en-
terrain the bridal party AT supper. Miss Bald
win Is the daughter of Mrs. Stephen Livingston
Baldwin. of No 12ls Pacific street After her mar ,
riage she will live in Kansas City.
On Friday. September q. Miss Baldwin gave
luncheon TO the 'o4 class Packer. Of which she