New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

Stevens Miss Dorothy Roosevelt. Gilliat Che
Pierrepont, of The Heights
Miss Alice NJ. zimmerman and Andrew C.
LANCE will be married Tuesday evening May 81,
in the First Reformed Church. The bridal party
will include a maid Of honor-NIiss Anna NJ
Lange; four brdesmads-Mis Jean Cunning
ham, Miss Alice Norman Miss NJ. Alma Gedney
and Miss Florence E. Moffett; the best man
Peter SteenstrOp, and four ushers-Dr. c. c.
Lange. Roy Gedney, John Keegan and George
Q. Thatcher. The reception following will be at
the Clarendon Hotel Miss zimmerman is the
daughter of Mrs w. r. cunningham. Of No.
45I Sd street.
To be added to the list of June weddings is
that Of Miss Charlotte Douglas Jones. of Fish
kill, and Albert Worthington Meisel Of this
borough. The ceremony will be performed at
the Dutch Reformed Church the 9TH. and a
reception VIII follow at Spy Hill, tho home of
Ihe brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Allyn
Jones
Henry r. Heath, of Washington avenue. sailed
Thursday for Germany-on the Auguste Victoria
He will spend TWO months at Bad Nauheiu, and
when he returns will go directly To his summer
nome on Nobby Island, in the st. Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Tilney and Miss Jessie
Tilney will spend the summer abroad. leaving
town the end of June.
Turtle will sail for Europe in July.
The wedding of Miss Adele LfndIey Sumner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke f. Sumner
or No o99 Putnam avenue. and William Hatha-
way Stiles took place yesterday at the brides
summer home. at Point O. Woods on the Great
South Bay, Long Island. The wedding was In
formal and the guests included but few he
sides the two family circles. The guests were
taken To BaV Shore
Long Island Railroad in the morning and car
ried thence 10 Point o. Woods on the steamer
Point o Woods. The ceremony was nergor,oad
at O'Clock in the afternoon In little church
oul4t at the resort last season The audito
rum was decorated with holly. deer food. and
other Wild flowers, which abound on the beach
The Rev. John p. Forbes, pastor az tho E,,rs,
t EHdtaFian Church. of Brooklyn, oflciated The
Sunni ~"9 stVeh away by her father. Miss
sumner wore a travelling gown OF natural
Goior Rajah silk, with hair strina ~ .oii -
0DioNH' trimmed with the same color nIain
d1tJ1H ana ciuny lace. Her hat and narasoi
CoiilDlned the colors OF the gown Sho -
d bouquet Of orchids and sweetnaas NJ,
j" IMAM Sieyhach Peterson, Of MontcIair u.os
iilatIoh OF honor. She wore pink lavender ,'itb
hat and parasol to match Miss Rose r. Win
Ii!oi4te was maid Of honor. She wore naIo 80,
Md IN, ny, Mhite nat and parasol. The brides
iIdIuS wore deep lavender shading dov,,, go,
me pink Of the matron Of honor TIL 4tU 1
mUie plack mats and parasoIs. and carried bou
- LciiolIope ana SWeetpeaS. Tha,, 49,
Mss Esteiie Post Miss Grace Soiomons MI
E I,ertea stiles Miss May Terpenning. Miss
Ma S,, howard Branch and Miss Ethel Ciftno
Mr, stiles who is Junior partner of the 90,
and i'9" nsTih stiles dealers in crude rubber
ivn r.a a'ae'lioer OF the Crescent Club Of BROOK
= IN, n, vas attended by Beverly King as bne,
nn 1'i me ne usners We're Grover Cleveland sum
penn H T,nidt Siies jr Frank Marin. Edward
gle. After the ceremony a shore d;n l,n nm
served at the Bay View House Then tba hr VAS
Sup 5eIt Immediately for tour OF tha
ot !hey nave further planned IN sren5
2 I or their honeymoon in the Adiropd sptna
up2n tnelr return to the city thew viii 49,