New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-11

him at his home No. 126 Pierrepont street noon
70 Leonard TingIey. OF Providence The same
day the nuptials Of Miss Edith NJ. Volmer and
Harry H. Pittinger take place in St Peters
Church. State street and a home ceremony on
Wednesday evening will be the marriage Of Miss
Grace BelIany Powau. daughter Of MI and Mrs.
Omar PowaH, Of No. 81 St. James Place, to James
Warren Buchner.
For Thursday is set the wedding of Miss Grace
r. Smthers daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl.
smithers, and William Norton Stevens which will
take place at noon at the Athorpe No. OIL Broad
way Manhattan. Thursday evening the Clinton
Avenue Congregational Church viii be the scene
OF the wedding Of Miss Lillian Backhouse and
John Harold Spencer. while at the same hour
Miss Esther E Hand viii become the bride OF
Herman c Fuchs in All Souls Church, Flatbush.
Saturday will be marked by navy wedding, that
of Miss Florence sigma Beam, daughter of Martin
r Beam. Of No 454A Greene avenue, and Ensign
W. Price Williamson, I. s. y. The ceremony will
take place at l o'clock IN the Church Of the Mes
sah, and with Ill the men Of the bridal party In
full dress uniform VIII naturally be a brilliant
affair.
Miss Gertrude Roxanna Beecher will be the maid
of honor the wedding on Tuesday, April 20, OF
sister. Miss Bertha Bigeow Beecher, and FauI
Sprague Ney, OF Hartford, Conn. The bridesmaids
are TO be Miss Eunice Anna Beecher, Miss Marjorie
Hills, Miss Edna Shepard and Miss Marion Gar
rfson. The best will be T. H. Wiggin jr.,
of Ii1chfeld Conn, while serving Ushers Will
be Charles F Neergaard Of Brooklyn; Stuart
Campbell Of Providence; Lawrence Moran, of Chi
ago; J. l. Goodwin of Hartford; Edgar Munson.
ID, Of Williamsport. Penn, and Thomas Thatcher
of Manhattan. The ceremony IS 10 take place III
Plymouth Church at i o'clock and the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William {.
Beecher No. l23 Columbia Heights is closed, they
having spent the winter in Englewood, y. j. the
reception will be given in the lecture room of the
church.
Two engagements Of particular interest on the
Heights were announced last week The first is
that OF Miss Therese Hewitt, daughter Of Mrs
Charles B Hewitt. and John Fulton Berren
Mitchell. il, Of Manhattan Miss Hewitt is
niece of Edward NJ Shepard. with whom she and
her mother make their home, at No Il Pierrepont
street Mrs Hewitt and Miss Hewitt are at
the Homestead Hot Springs, Va.
The other is that of Miss Ruth Thurston. second
daughter Mr.. and Mrs William Harris Thurston,
OF No. IS Remsen street Her hance is Rudolph
CIoepel son Of Mr. and Mrs Carl Goepel, of No. IS
Eighth avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Hendrika Broes van Heck
eren daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. BToes van
F4eekeren. Of No IL Cambridge Place and Prentice
Gushing, is 10 be quiet home ceremony on
Wednesday evening next Miss Elizabeth Broes
han Heekeren viii be her sisters only attendant
and Elliott Gushing will act as best man. There
will be no ushers
Charles Edgar Newton, jr, viii be solemnzed in
the ouietest possible Wednesday, April
Is At the home Of the brides sister, Frederick
De aTsInd AIaclay. No. 4G5 Grand avenue. Miss
French is the daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wesley French. Albert Newton. Of Chicago,
is 10 be the best man. but the bride viii be .un-
atteI-5ed
Mrs Anthony Miller. of No 81 First Place has
announced the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Ruth Hardwicke Miller Huntington Lannan
son Of Mrs. George D. Lanman, of No. 2H Carroll
street and q brother OF Jonathan TrumbuH Ian
man. of Lawrence, Long Island and Of David H.
LaEman.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss katherine
L. K-aetzer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A q
Kraetzer Of No. ss4 Park Place, and Rufus Adair
Vance Of Manhattan. The ceremony will be per-
formed in ST. Bartholomew's Church by the Rev.
Frank Maxwell Townley Wednesday evening
home The bride VIII be attended by q maid Of
honor Miss May L. KTaetzer matron Of honor,
Mrs. George 2. Fort and four bridesmaids, Miss
Ruth Richards OF Boston, Miss Eleanor Copeland,
Miss Edna Cuddy and Miss Maud McCord. Joseph
Van Denberg Is TO be the best man, and the ushers
are 70 be Arthur g. Kraetzer, Francis R Soroker,
Of this borough: James r Wilson. Edward Y.
Pringle Herbert s Nelson. OF Manhattan
! Hamilton II. Dawes Of Montclair. n. J.
On Saturday evening, April a, Miss Frances Ever