New-York tribune., 1909-10-24

ledo; Miss Lois ScoY1lle, Miss Edith SEQ
Vile. Miss Mary F. Scoville, of Manhattan,
and Miss Katharine Within of Whitinsville
Mass. The bridegroom who is the son or
Mrs Nathaniel Church Scoville of No. 10
East sgd street had as best man his broth
er, Robert Scoville and chosen as ushers
we're Dudley $. Blossom. Henry s. Curtiss,
of Cleveland; Lester S. Holmes, De Witt =.
Noyes. Or. George Smith. of Manhattan,
and Robert S Fletcher, of Brooklyn. The
evening preceding the wedding Mrs Zabris-
kie gave a dinner for the bridal party and
the following extra guests: Mrs. Nathaniel
Scoville, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs Albert J.
Lyman, Miss Wasson. Miss Scovile, Miss
Ethel Adams. Miss Jean Adams. Miss Mary
Babbott. Miss Mary Childs. Miss Mary Jen-
nngs, Miss Elizabeth Rossiter George
Greenhalgh. E. Kent Swift, kingsley Twin
ing and Rollin A. Spalding, ir
St Peters Church was the scene yester-
day afternoon OF the wedding of Miss
Maud McCoTd. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph McCord, of No 10 St Johns Place.
and Fred Lawrence Pomeroy. son of Mrs.
Fred Lawrence Pomeroy, of No, - Sidney
Place Masses OF autumn leaves and
chryssnthemums were used in the decora-
lions at the church and house. and the
nized we'll with this color scheme The
bridesmaids-Mis Polly Quincy, of Man
haitian. and Miss Eleanor Copeland, of this
borough-wore an uncommon and effective
computation Of yellow chiffon over pale
pink satin. while the maid Of honor, Miss
| Theo McCord, appeared in a. gown OF pink
satin, covered with a deeper shade OF chif-
/ fon. They wore large black hats and car
| ried pink chrysanthemums. The bride
wore an imported robe of white satin and
| lace, and her bouquet a shower of
| lilies-o of-the-valley. Harry Reginald Cooper.
of Galveston, was the best man. and
Joseph S. McCord. Edward H. Hart, John
| Thompson Nathaniel Miller, OF Brooklyn;
| William r. Hubert. OF Montclair, n j..
and Arthur Smith, OF Albany acted as ush-
ers. The Rev. Thomas Bell, a cousin of the
! bridegroom, performed the ceremony. The
attendance at the reception following was
I limited TO relatives, but Mr.. and Mrs. Pom
| erOy 10 receive at No. 40 St Johns
| Place. Tuesdays. December and I6 Mrs
! McCord gowned in gray cashmere de
| sole, and the bridegroom's mother was at
, tired in black crepe. They wore black hats
! and corsage bouquets Of violets. Friday
| evening dinner was given at the McCOrd
home for the bridal party and a few extra
| guests. The table appointments were in
| pink, with centrepiece OF Killarney roses
and ferns Besides the members of the
| bridal party there We're present Mrs. John
| Huck. Of Baltimore; the Rev. Thomas Bell.
/ Miss Bell, Miss Gertrude Cruden. Miss Lii
! liam Hart and Mrs. Pomeroy.
| Cares We're issued last week by Mr. and
| Mrs. Edward J. Dougherty, formerly of No
I ~ Columbia Heights, for the marriage of
! their daughter. Miss Henrietta j. Dough-
erty, and Lieutenant Colonel Leon W
! Manton, son of Daniel W Manton. of Jer-
! sey City, TO take place at the ST. Regis on
/ Wednesday. evening, November 10. Miss
! NannO Dougherty and Miss Florence
| Hegeman will attend the bride. F. c.
! Stokes is TO be best man, and chosen as
ushers are Colonel Thomas Chambers, Of
Trenton, and F. Lewis, of Paterson.
Plymouth Church was filled with rep
resentative gathering on Friday afternoon
for the wedding there at 4:3) o'clock Of
Miss Gertrude RoXanna Beeche~. a grand
dau Ter Of its first pastor. Henry Ward
Beeci.,r. and Charles Francis sPark. jr.
son OF NJ. and Mrs. Charles Francis Park
OF EngleWood. y. j. Great masses Of
autumn foliage and quantities OF yellow
chrysanthemGms were used In decorating
the church and the home Of the brides
parents Colonel and Mrs. William c.
Beecher No. 123 Columbia Heights. where
the reception was held after the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev Dr.
Newell Dwight Hills The autumn colors
were also used in the gowns Of the brides
maids the first two, Miss Jessie Neergaard
and Miss Eunice Beecher wearing yellow
chiffon: the next two, Miss Julia Park and
Miss Frances Stewart, wearing a deeper
shade and the last couple, Miss Jessie
Ames and Miss Anna Holden, appearing in
golden brown. Mrs. Paul SpraGue Ney
who vas her sisters matron Of honor. was
also gowned in brown. They all wore
large brown satin hats ana carried yellow
chrysanthemums. William H. Eddy, jf. Of
Manhattan, was the best man. and serving
as ushers were Dudley Humphrey Harry
Chatter. Alexander Craighead. Stanwood
f. Fl.tner, Albert J. Ditman John W
Vanderbilt jr. Francis O. Lathrop Harry
Sebring Parker, Morton Atwater Paul
Sprague Ney. Henry W. Brewer ami Robert
s. Bradley Mrs Beecher received in a
gown Of black satin with a jet overdress.
Mr. and Mrs Park are to live in Engle-
wood.