New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
Abouf People and SccfaI Incidents.

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Rensselaer, Kennedy. Hobart Porter will be his
brothers best man. and Charles Lawrence Busu
HOLSTER Mark White and James F. Goodwin VIII
be the ushers. The invitations have been restrict
ed 70 near relatives and intimate friends
Another very quiet wedding tomorrow win IA
that of Miss Blanche lie Roy Shoemaker 20 Alfred
Wagstar. IT.. at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry T. Shoemaker. in West SD street
Owing to the recent death Of the brides brother
honor or best Alfred Wagstan is the son OF
Colonel and Mrs Alfred Wagstan.
Still another wedding tomorrow afternoon WIN
be that OF Miss Martha Hall. daughter Of NIrx
John H. Hall. to George G. MacCracken. son %
Chancellor MacCracken Of New York Uuiversitv
at the home Of the brides mother. in Fifth avenue
Miss Eleanor sedley viii also dispense With
bridesmaids the occasion OF her marriage "a
Theodore GreppO, at the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest. tomorrow afternoon Benjamin Atterbury
will be-the best man. and Joseph p. Grace, Ralph
Edmunds and Henry Low are among the ushers
Afterward there will be small reception given BY
Mrs. Henry Sedley. the mother Of the bride, at
her home. in East 18th street.
Miss GwendoIyn Wickersham's marriage 70 Al
bert ]. Akin will be celebrated Tuesday after
noon in St. Georges Church. in Stuyvesant Square.
the ceremony being performed by Bishop David H
Greer. The bride. who made her debut year ago.
is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George W. Wick
ersham- She will have her maid of honor Miss
Alice Kobbe. while Miss Clara Wright Barclay
Miss Elsie NicoI. Miss Florence Burton and Miss
Martha Pitkin will be the bridesmaids. The bride.
groom. who is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abro Akin
will have Duncan Holmes his best man, and
George Hedges. j. Clinton Work, Cornelius Wick
ersham. Arthur NJ Henderson and Stewart slosson
as ushers- After the ceremony reception viii be-
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Wickersham ths
parents of the bride, at their home in East sist
street
Other weddings set for Tuesday are those OF Miss
Winifred Ives. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
NJ Ives, to Thomas Ludlow Clark in st. Asness
Chapel West s2d street: OF Miss Aline Kent daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kent, TO Rutgers
Ives Hurry son OF Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A Hurry
in St James's Church. and Of Miss Frances De La
Versne daughter OF Mrs. John Chester De La
vergne. Craig F1tzRandoIph Drake. IN ST.
ThOmaS's Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary T. Hutchinson celebrate the
anniversary OF their wedding Tuesday. Mrs.
l Hutchinson's mother. Mrs Henry F. DimOck. viii
give dinner in honor of the occasion at her home.
/ Madison avenue and 6oth street
Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt are
expected from California on Wednesday, and viii
sail for Europe. according TO present arrangements
| the. following Tuesday to spend the summer
/ abroad
Very few weddings are scheduled for May. prob
| IN that particular month Among the few Is that
| OF Miss Mary Iefrerts 70 Henry Rawle IN St. Bar
| thoomew's Tuesday, May H. Miss Dorothy Ed
/ wards Miss Emily Grugan. Miss Aleid sehenck
and Miss Mary Amory Will be the bridesmaids and
/ among the ushers will be A. j. DrexeI Paul. Mar
/ shall c. LeTerts. r.. and Raymond Nelson. who
was fellow ensign OF the bridegroom board
the West Virginia and who some time ago married
/ Miss Mary s. Park The bridegroom Is son %
/ Francis Rawle. OF philadelphia, and a nephew OF
| Henry Rawle the iron manufacturer, OF Erie
! Penn. The first Francis Rawle in this country
| founded the settlement known the Plymouth
| Friends. The bride is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall c. Lefferts, os East 65th street, and
| granddaughter OF Colonel Lefferts. who commanded
| the eth Regiment when It left New York IN lSI to
/ take part in the war.
Miss Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens. whose engage
ment William Emory was announced the other
/ day. VIII be a bridesmaid at the wedding OF Miss
I Caroline Morgan. OF Boston. 10 Oscar Egerton
\ Stevens OF New York. wrich viii take place az
/ Plymouth. Mass. June 1. Oscar Stevens Is
| son OF the late Alexander Stevens and grandson
1 Of the late DR.. Octavius White
The engagement was announced yesterday OF Miss
/ Harriet Burr Harmon. daughter OF Frank D. Har-
/ mon. OF No, II Madison avenue. to William Otis
/ Morse a son OF the late William Morse, OF this
! CITY Miss Harmon is niece OF William F. Have
/ MEYER and on her mothers side is descended from
! Aaron Burr. Her hauce was graduated from
I 1902. and has lived some years m tlS
| island OF FormOsa. where he had charge OF the
! interests OF the tea importing business which hs
/ inherited from his father
/ Miss Irene Untermyer's wedding 20 Louis Put
nam Myers took place yesterday at Cfreystone ina
i old Samuel J. Tilden mansion, which Is now me
| home OF her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Inter
! rver The bride, who had no attendants, was
arraved In dress OF white liberty chiffon. trimmed
/ with white liberty satin and rose point lace and
erbroidered with roses OF silver The veil was also
1 % vose point lace. Kenneth IS. SChley. Daniel NJ
/ CONN and Alvin and Irwin Untermyer, the broth
erz OF the bride were among the ushers- The care
4 mony was performed by Judge CiidersleeNe- AZ
| tsrvrar,I there was large reception Among the
4 v,asts were General and Mrs CoTbn. Mr. and Ms
/ LANES speyer Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Watson Gill;
| der. Mrs Abram H Hewitt and ths Misses Hewitt,
4 NJ and Mrs. Henry Pierrepont Perry and Mr. and
4 Mrs William Perry, MIR. and Mrs Reginald JAZZ