New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-19
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Mrs oscar Livingston and James Blanchard
CIews were married Yesterday at the home OF the
brides brother. Romano {. Nichols at berlaIN>
Vile n. ]. The ceremony, which took place d'
O'Clock Bishop McFaul. OF Trenton, oHlclauhs'
was followed by a breakfast The best man was
Lawrence L. Gillespie. of Manhattan. while MISS
Frances Sullivan. of Philadelphia niece OF the
bride. the maid of honor.
The bride was attired in a meuve travelling
gown and wore large picture hat of the same
color. She carried bouquet of orchids she i
the widow of oscar Livingston, who died about
four years ago and prior to her marriage TO MI
Livingston she was Miss Leta Nichols her
father the late Washington Romano Nichols
was a well known member of the New YORK par
James Blanchard Clews is a nephew Of Henry
trlews and has been associated with him Tor a
number of years in the banking business lie IS
chairman of the board Of directors Of the Stand
ard Cordage Company and director In hui'iOei
of other important corporations
Miss Charity NJ Rose only daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Andrew W. Rose was married yesterday
afternoon TO Henry Alphonse Aiker son or MI
and Mrs AIphonse II. Alker. The wedding took
Mace in St Bartholomew Church The BRIDE
who was given away by her father, was IN gown
~ noInt lace wore a point lace veil fastened
with orange blossoms. and carried mum OF
liIies-of-the-vaIley- Miss Florence Ward Alker.
sister of the bridegroom. the maid of honor
The bridesmaids Miss Gladys Close Nc
Amin Miss Pauline Fiske Miss Margaret >
Smith Miss Madeleine Wemple Miss Louise Cor
with. Miss Gladys stewart Robbins MISS mildred
Ketcham Eagle and Miss Florence Hotchkiss
Miss Mabel W. Alker. another sister OF the bride
groom. was the flower girl
James Ward Alker was his brothers best man.
and the ushers included George and Edward
Never carl SChunnerman. William Holloway En-
d5cot+ Fts<e Edward z. Aiker another brother of
the bridegroom: Frank Whitney. of MorrtSto"n
\ l. and William stanley of Great Darlington
Mass After the ceremony. at which Bishop
Greer and DR. Leighton Parks oficiated, reception
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rose. NO
20 East 18th street
Another wedding Yesterday was that Of Miss
Elizabeth Ewing. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ber-
nard NJ Ewing Francis b. MCAuerney, son Of
John McAnernev II took place in st AIMS
Roman Catholic Church. East 18Th street. near
Fourth avenue. AMI the nuptial mass was cele-
brated by Father Martin. of the Cathedral parish
The bride was attred in white satin trimmed
with point lace. and she tulle veil fastened
with orange blossoms. Her bouquet consisted OF
Iilies-of- the-valley. Mrs. Joseph Ewing. the
brides sister-In-law. the matron OF honor
The other attendants were Mrs. Alexander y.
Blake. Miss isabel McAnerney, sister Of the
bridegroom; Miss Elizabeth 5. Bonbright and
Miss Katharine Collier, OF Paterson. y. J.
j. Preston McAnerney acted as his brothers
best man. and the ushers Joseph Ewing
brother of the bride Duncan G. Harris, Charles
f. Williams and A J. Antelo Devereaux. of Phila-
delpha.
Miss Madeline Virginia DOnahue of No. 1872
East list street. daughter of Patrick Donahue
and Louis John Ehret. of No 1197 Park avenue
a of George Ehret the brewer obtained
marriage license Yesterday Miss Julia a Ehret
a daughter of the brewer and Charles \. Dona-
hue brother OF Miss Donahue, were married
about ten years ago.
San Francisco Nov. 1S-Miss Constance De Young
daughter OF NJ II. De Young married to Jo-
seph oliver Tobln to-day at St Mary's Cathedral
Archbishop Riordan. assisted by the cathedral
clergy, officiating. The father OF the bride Is the
proprietor Of The San FrancIsco Chronicle