New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

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Of Baltimore, acted as pages. The attendance
limited to relatives and friends.
At o'clock Tuesday afternoon Miss Alice Keith
Prescott and Russell Cutler Low. son of Henry
Cutler Low. of No 165 State street. were married
in the First Church Of Quincy. Mass. Owing 10
the comparatively recent death of the brides
father. George ". Prescott. and the poor health
of her mother there reception following tha
| ceremony. which performed by the Rev E1lery
Charming Butler
Miss Prescott gowned IN princess and point
eppltque lace and carried a shower bouquet Of
bride roses. The maid of honor, Miss Eta Marsh
Prescott. was frocked In white silk crepe and
Bruges lace Miss Helen Louise Prescott and Mss
Eleanor Prescott. nieces of the bride. acted as
flower girls. Henry Cutler Low r. was the best
man. and serving as ushers were the Rev. Roger
s Forbes Of Dorchester. Mass. Henry l. TroU-
bridge. of Newton Mass; Dexter Emerson Wads-
worth. Henry Gerrish Smith. {. Eaton Pierce and
the Rev. Charles b Ames. Of Quincy Mass Tbs
church was simply decorated with flowers and
green's Mr.. and Mrs. Low will spend the summer
with Mrs. Prescott.
! ne largest wedding Of the week was that OF Mrs
Emma caswell and John Conover Van C1eaf. in
st. AIMS Church Wednesday evening There
were elaborate floral decorations In srasn and
white orchids. roses and marguertes being effect
iVeIy combined with palms and smiIax
MIS- Caswell, who is the widow Of the Ia-a ca7
tain Charles S. Caswell and the daughter of tho
late Major John Earle, Of Manhattan was ooure5
IN silver satin royae. made with court train With
sarnItures Of silver and crystal and a rosa min,
yoke She carried hiies-of the-vaIley and orchids
Her attendants. Mrs. John Hauilto, era NJ.
Caroline Evans were frocked in Nus ,rsa, ...,-
combined with net and crystal. They carries m,
bouquets OF sweetpeas and orchids Frank Davis
was me oeSt man and the ushers were william,
Prinsle, Albert Evans tr. I.enueI Smith =, NJ,
iyn, ana DR.. George W. Wilson Of Manhattan
The Rev DR. c. Campbell Walker pe-fo-rns, ~.
- "4IOh was followed by large reception
ana dance az the Mansion House Of which Mr.
Van Cleaf is the proprietor The guests a, ,b.
Mansion House presented 70 Mr. ana NJ.
Cieaf gold loving cup.
nc Chureh Of the Incarnation tho seen. On
Wednesday evening Of the wedding Of Nu.. n,
oeHs johanna Harris. daughter OF Mr and Mrs
George Harris. OF No 235 BROOKLYN avanus ana
Georse william Dsnneman. jr The brides gown
OF "hlte crepe meteor vas trimmed with duchess
lace from her mothers wedding gown Her h,i,-
quet was shower Of and Ie-ofth tho valley
Mrs Walter Wyburn. ~ Mount Vernon a sister
or the bride. rs matron Of honor was rowned IN
princess lace over pink satin. and carried daisies
and pink roses. The maid OF honor Miss Henrietta
borgneyer' was rocked In pink chiffon and car
ried daisies and pink roses
William j. Vega was tire best man and the ush-
eis were William J. Danneman and Philip Il.
socum. The rooms decorated with pink
roses. smlax and palms.
The Saturday preceding the wedding Miss Rorr
meyer gave luncheon for Miss Harris az which
the decorations were also in pink rosebuds beinc
used with charming effect The guests wer. Mrs
Wyburn Miss Kathleen NJ. Thompson Miss Flor
encs Leslie. Miss Harriet Collins and Miss Jennie
Gould. That evening the bridal party was enter
tained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Harris
In St Bartholonew's Church. Manhattan on Fri
day evening. June %. Miss Florence Vernon viii
become the bride Of William Griffith. The cers-
mony Will be followed by reception at the sher-
wood Studios No. IS West 57th street The bride
will be given away BY her cousin. Frederick r
Vernon, OF this borough. and attended by Miss
Louise CIrif1th. Miss Virginia Vernon will act as
flower girl. The best man ia 10 he Sidney Porter.
OF Manhattan, and Dr. George c. Hall. Henry
Beardsey. Charles A. Mead, OF Manhattan. and
Carroll Burton. of Philadelphia. will serve as
ushers. Miss Vernon until TWO years ago made
her home in Brooklyn. She is the daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs Frank w Nix. Of No sss Sterling |
Place, have announced the engagement Of their |
daughter. Miss Marguerite Nix. to Edward r
Cluss, Of No. 800 Garfield Place.
A home wedding on Thursday afternoon will be |
that of Miss Eleanor Devereux Hastings, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando B. Hastings. OF No. 20I |
ST. James Place. and Ralph Root OF Mr.. and |
Mrs Charles Root. OF Manhattan. Miss Winlfred |
Root will be the maid OF honor, Z. F. Root is |
TO be the best Acting ribbon bearers will |
be Miss Cornelia Bankley, Miss Josephine Bacchus, |
Miss Ethel Genung, Miss Laura Coombs. Miss Fay |
Randall Miss Grace Hornby and Miss Esther Root
Five o'clock is the hour set for the ceremony.
The Church of the Reconciliation was the scene /
on Wednesday evening OF tine wedding OF Miss
Edith 3. Mccartney. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace B Mccartney, of Pittsburg. formerly OF |
Brooklyn and Arthur Norman Edrop, son OF Mr.
and Mrs George T. Edrop. OF No 11S Winthrop
street. The Rev. Percy T. Edrop a brother of the
bridegroom oficiated. The bride who was gov.ned
in white satin and lace, attended by Mrs Al
fred NJ AmIs. James Irving Crump was the best
man. and the ushers Dudley Kohler, Donald
schermerhorn. william OConnen and Charles
Reynolds.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Marion
Anna Thompson. daughter of Robert H Thomp
son. Of No. 2s2 Washington avenue. and DR. Merton |
Layton Funk. of Mr.. and Mrs b. J. Funk Of
Staten Island.
At the Edrop-Macartney wedding was announced |
the engagement of Miss Marguerite Duryea Whit |
ney and James Irving Crlimp the best man Miss |
Whitney is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fran, p
Whitney, of this borough.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick B. Pratt ret,,rnAd from,
automobile tour abroad on the Kronnr,pzsssin |
Cecie last week.
BURIED TREASURES IN MOROCCO.
In Morocco II is customary for a man 10 hurv |
most of his riches In a place known only to hirssy
cannot trust their own family, who Womb ,,arry |
der them directly 1t known where the nnnar ntI
>''~ @'''iOS
At the death Of the head of a family In Arorocco |
digging operations commence at once, but seldom i
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