New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

frocks of light blue messaline covered with
flowered chiffon, studded with beads. They
wore headdresscs of pink rosebuds ana
tiny rhinestones. matching those trimming
the gowns, and they carried pink chrysan-
themums. The best man was Alex VIII
Jams, a brother of the bridegroom. and
serving ushers We're two other brothers.
Remsen T Williams and William H. Will
Jams; cousin. William Williams, and
William H. Jones. cousin OF the bride
Mrs. Carpenter received In a gown of april
cot messaline. and in her hair wore bird
of paradise and gold flower ornament. Her
corsage bouquet was of orchids. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams are to live at the Imperial,
Bedford avenue and Pacific street.
Thursday, November IS. has been
nounced as the date of the wedding of Miss
Gladys Ethelreda Preuss, daughter of Mr.
, and Mrs Gustav Adolph Preuss, of No. 4s6
lst street. and Raymond COrtelyou Brown.
son of Mr.. and Mrs Albert George Brown,
Of No. Z buckingham Road, Fiatbush. The
bridal party will include a maid OF honor
Miss Marion Douglas Wright four brides
maids. Miss Garcia NJ. Brown, Miss Flor
antine NJ. Coombs. Miss Edith du Brixdon
and Miss Frances II. Briggs; the best man
DR., Edwin G. Jabriskie Burr R. Brown.
Edward r. Greene, Henry D. Mckeige and
Victor Z. Brown II is to be a home cere-
mony at s O'clock followed by a reception
home wedding Wednesday evening was
that of Miss Emile Laurel Morrison,
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Francis Roch-
ford, of No. S57 St Marks avenue, and
Oft OinlE ri
anthemums against background of
autumn foliage made an attractive setting
for the bridal party. Miss Morrison's gown
of heavy white satin and chiffon had garni-
lures of point lace and she carried
lilies-of-the-valley and orchids Her sister,
Miss Hazel E. Morrison as maid of honor.
wore pale pink chiffon over satin and the
two bridesmaids, Miss Marie Rockford and
Miss Alice NcCotter, were frocked in white
chiffon over pale green. They carried pink
chrysanthemums Samuel McCotter was his
brothers best man and Charles A Reilly
and j. William Morrison were the uShers.
The ceremony which performed at
O'Clock by a cousin of the bride, the Rev.
Duncan Gems, was followed by a reception.
Another home ceremony Wednesday even
ing was that of Miss Jennie Tissot West
lake. daughter of Mrs. William Westlake,
of No. $40 Sterling Place, and Samue! Dun
lap Collett. The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. William Euclid Young, and was
given away by Mr.. Young. The Rev. DR..
Spencer S. Roche off1ciated. The decora-
tions were in white, yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS being the flowers used. Miss West
lakes gown of white satin was made with
a court train and trimmed with point lace.
She carried lilies-Of-the-valley Mrs. Young
was attired in old gold satin embroidered
and she carried pink chrysanthemums.
Charles Gilbert Smith. of Manhattan. was
the best man. and acting as ushers were DR..
William F. Campbell and Harvey Young, Of
Brooklyn: DR.. Herman Haubold and Fred
erick o. Collett, OF Manhattan. Mrs. West
lake received in black thread lace over
satin
Only relatives and few intimate friends
were present at the wedding Thursday
of Miss Ruth Beals and Ernest Alfred
Simons. The Rev. Albert H. Mast per-
formed the ceremony, at No. $40 Union
street, the home of DIR. Robert Z. Merwin,
a cousin of the bride. with whom she and
her mother, Mrs. G.. Merwin Beals live
Pink chrysanthemums were combined with
autumn leaves in the decorations. The
brides gown of white satin was trimmed
with old lace, a family heirloom. She was
given away by DR.. Merwin and attended
by Miss Harriet S. Haight, of Pittsfeld,
Mass. Her gown was OF pink satin and
lace. and she carried chrysanthemums.
while the brides bouquet was a shower of
roses and lilies -the-valley. Douglas Mil
Ter, of Port Chester, n Y. was the best
man, and the ushers were Sherman o.
Haight and George Loder.
Miss Ethel Royce was married to James
Sterling Bearns Smith, Wednesday eve
ming, at the home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Edward G. Royce, No. 13S Hewes
street Bishop Darlington, of Harrisburg.
Penn, formerly rector of Christ Church,
Bedford avenue, performed the ceremony
before an improvised altar of palms and
chrysanthemums Miss Royce's gown was
of white crepe meteor, with yoke and
sleeves OF rose point lace. She wore the
conventional long tulle veil and carried
bride roses and lilies valley. Her
maid of honor and only attendant, Miss
Grace Leonori of Manhattan, was frocked
in pink crepe meteor with trimmings of
silver and carried chrysanthemums VIII
son G. Hunt Randolph, OF this borough,
was the best man.
Announcement is made of the engagement
OF Miss Mabel Ramsay, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Marvin II. Ramsay. OF No. 4S5
Greene avenue, and John Fraser Bliss son
Afrc