New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

Garden Place. and Harold Wbank son of the
late DR.. Robert Milbank, of Manhattan. Mrs. Cas-
we'll Barrie. a sister of the bride. will act as
matron of honor, and there to be four brides
maids, Miss Dorothy Peters, Miss Sarah WINS,
Miss Alice. Decker and Miss Isabelle Williams, all
of this borough. DR.. Samuel Mlbank of Manhat-
tan. is to be the best man. and Duncan Little. of
Brooklyn; Lloyd Hosapple, of Hudson, N. Y;
Gilbert Kinney and Caswell Barrie have been
named as ushers. reception will follow the cere-
mony at the Little home
Announcement has been made by Mrs Charles
Merrill OF No. 316 Clinton avenue. of the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Emily Stanley Mer-
rill, to DR.. Antonio Fanoni, of No I9 West 18th
street, Manhattan. The wedding is expected TO
take place this fall. but will be quiet affair.
owing to the comparatively recent death of Mr..
Merrill
Mrs ". F. Bailey of Summit, N j.. has an
nounced the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Elsie Bailey, to George A. La Vie, jr,, of Mr..
and Mrs. George A. La Vie, who until the last
year made their home at No 60 Remsen street
Mr.. La Vie was graduated from Yale in 1906.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Otto Affeld. of No. S73
President street, have announced the engagements
of their daughters, Miss Antoinette Affeld and
Miss Ida Affeld Miss Antoinette Affeld's fance
is Hans Heinrich Adelbert Meyer, of Hamburg,
Germany. Miss Ida Afeld is engaged to Frank
lin Burris Cloudy, of Denver.
In compliment to Miss Hazel Carpenter. at whose
marriage Harry Williams Wednesday,
October o. she is to be matrOn of honor. Mrs.
Walter Stuart Friday gave a luncheon at the
Crescent Athletic Club. The table appointments
were in pink chrysanthemums being used in the
decorations with charming effect. Yesterday Miss
Ada Taylor. who is to be of the bridesmaids.
gave theatre PARTY at the Lyric 10 THE
Chocolate Soldier" and Miss Mabel Graham.
other bridesmaid. will give theatre party next
week. On Friday Miss Carpenter viu entertain
her attendants at the Garden City Hotel taking
them down by motor. On Wednesday evening
Alexander Williams is to give dinner for the
bridal party and a few extra guests at the Cres-
cent The rehearsal on the evening preceding the
wedding will be followed by supper at the home
of the brides parents. MIR. and Mrs, Thomas d.
Carpenter. No rs Herkmer street
Miss Maud McCord. who is to be married 70 Fred
Lawrence Pomeroy next Saturday afternoon, will be
attended by a maid of honor, her sister. Miss Thee
McCord, and two bridesmaids Miss Polly Quincy.
of Manhattan and Miss Eleanor Copeland. of
Brooklyn. The best man is to be II. r. Cooper, of
Galveston. and serving usher will be Joseph S.
McCord, Nathaniel Miller, Edward H. Hart John
Thompson. of Brooklyn; Arthur Smith, of Albany,
and William R. Hubert. of MontcIalr. n. ]. The
ceremony will take place in st. Peters Church at
4 O'clock and a small reception for relatives will
follow the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph McCord. No. 10 st. Johns Place.
home wedding Thursday evening was that
of Miss Marguerite Tracy Nix, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Nix, of No. SS3 Sterling Place,
and Edward Ritchey Cluf, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cluff. of No. 300 Garfield Place. White
chrysanthemums and roses combined with
smilax and palms in the decorations. The bride
gowned in white satin and duchesse lace and
red lilies valley. She attended by Miss
Adele Martin. attred in white chiffon satin.
and by Miss Helen Mechling and Miss Hazel Crafts
in white chiffon pink satin. They carried roses
to match their gowns, Warren Cuff brother of the
bridegroom, the best man. and the ushers were
Leonard b. Cruden and Fred Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright Read. nee Rossiter
will be at home after January at their house on
Kent Road Ardmore. Penn.