New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11

katherine p. Converse. daughter Of Mr.. and Mira
Edmund c.. Converse. ST.. OF Greenwich Conn
was married 70 Benjamin Strong IT, The bride
who was given away by her father. attired IN
a dress OF white satin trimmed with point Iacs
and lace VEIL Mrs. Edmund c. Converse
IT., was the uatron OF honor. She wore gown OF
yellow Chiffon with which she wore a white baf
trimmed with yellow plumes. and carried a bouuuas
Of yellow roses The bridesmaids were Miss Lee
Alexander, Miss Elsie L Morrill, Miss Katherine
Doremus and Miss Lesley Alderman. Their dresses
were Of white batiste over yellow. trimmed with
yalenciennes lace. They wore hats OF white straw
trimmed with yellow plumes. and carried bouqust
OF yellow roses. Henry p. Dawson. OF Euglswoos
N J.. was the best man. and the ushers included
Archibald Strong. William Griswold. Z. C. Con-
verse r.. James Ashley. Scott McLanahan and
Warren L. Green The Rev. Dr. Ernest H. sirss
rector OF the church. performed the ceremony. altar
which there was reception at the home OF thu
brides brother and sister-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrx
Edmund c. Converse. IT.. IN West 18th street.
The Church Of the Heavenly Rest was the
OF the wedding yesterday afternoon Of Miss Helen
Gillette Ballard. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick E. Ballard to Walter Hayward Powers Tia
bride. given away BY her father. was attired IN
white chiffon. embroidered with peoples and
trimmed with point lace. She wore tulls vel
fastened with orange blossoms and carried
bouquet OF Hlles-Of-the-valIsy. Miss Marie L.
Hopes. OF Eikins Park. was the maid Of honor
y.
Ruth Eaton. Miss Georgia Gray. Miss Gertruds
Knapp and Miss Madeleine Gelshenen were her
bridesmaids. and they dresses OF pink chiffon
trimmed with white Their hats were trimmed
with lavender and pink James R Knapp was the
best man. and Lansing W. Powers. Frederick z
Ballard. r. Stanley Brown, Arthur ]. Mcclure.
Theodore Crane, Albert W Putnam, Sterling
Thompson FOOte and Herbert r Lawrence were
the usheFs. The ceremony was performed by the
rector OF the church. the Rev. Dr.. D. Parker Nor
gan assisted by the Rev. Herbert Shipman- A
small reception followed at the homs OF the brides
parents in West I'D street. II was originally In
tended to have large reception. but owing TO
recent death IN the brides family the invitations
were recalled and only few relatives and inti-
mate friends were present.
Miss Blanche Ruusey. daughter Of the late
Judge William Runsey. married to Jocelyu
Herle Evans son OF the late Sir Francis Evans OF
London England in Grace Church chantry at
noon yesterday. 10 a small and quiet we'd
ding and was followed by q breakfast and recep-
ton at the home OF the brides mother. Mrs WIZ
tam Rurnsev IN West 56th street The bride. who
was given away by her brother. Daniel Runssy'
wore a gown OF white lace over satin. and her ven
was Of tuIe fastened with natural orange CLOS
sors She carried bouqus OF HlIes-of- the-valey.
She had no attendants Evelyn Evans was MS
brothers best man. and there were no ushefS
Miss Marguerite s. Loew, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs Edward K LOew, viii be married 20 hoD0F.
Cutting Lawrence this afternoon at the home OK
her parents IN West S7th street
Mrs T J. Oakley Rhinelander Will give a GilH''
,bI. evening at her house in West sd street
Nv and Mrs. Ogden Fl Hammond. VINO "e'S
v,orr,a1 last Monday IN Trinity Church. Hoooken'
sailed TO- Europe yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Van BeuTen, j. are
.,r,,,TS tbair new house. No. 81 East 18th street