New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

yelled with embroidered chiffon in the same
shade She carried pink chrvss nthernurns
The brides gown was Of white satin, en-
| broidered with pearls and trimmed with
duchess lace Her veil was Of tulle and she
carried llies-of-the-valley and orchids
Mr.. Gott. who is the son of Mrs. B Frank
| Gott, Of Scarsdale, n. Y. but formerly Of
Brooklyn. had as best man his brother in
law. Frederick L.. Perine. of Scsrsdale
Those who acted as ushers were Thomas P
Fisher, also of Scarsdaie; Thomas r Nor
ton, Of Hartsdsle. n. Y: James D Erskine
OF Manhattan, and Ira c. Hutchinson, of
Brooklyn, the brides brother
Mrs Hutchinson received in gown Of
blue and white brocade. with blue en-
broidery, and Mrs Colts gown was OF
lavender crepe meteor, trimmed with lace
Mr.. and Mrs Charles N. Murphy of No
80 New York avenue. have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Gladys
Murphy. 10 FREDERICK Arthur Rudolph
Won Normann. of Prussia.
Mrs. Merrill Bishop. before her marriage
in September Miss Helen Stanton. will be
the guest Of honor at the reception TO be
given Saturday. December 3. by her aunt,
street.
AS Miss Marie Louise Bosse and George
Sims Morrisey are so we'll known in musi-
cal circles, their wedding on Wednesday
evening was of interest to a large contin
gent. The ceremony took place at s o'clock
IN St Marks Methodist Episcopal Church,
Flatbush, where Miss Bosse is contralto
and Mr Morrisey the bass soloist.
Officiating were the Rev. DR.. F. Watson
Hannah. Of the New York Avenue Metho
dist Episcopal Church; the Rev. DR.. John
H. Wiley, of Christ Methodist Episcopal
Church, Pittsburg, and the Rev Daniel
Dorchester, pastor of St Marks. AS was
to be expected the musical programme was
exceptionally fine For an hour before the
ceremony Sanford Ashley Petite, orgenist
Of ST. Marks. gave recital and Mrs. Alice
Merritt Cochran, the soprano soloist, sang
"Oh, Promise Me" and "Oh. Perfect Love-"
Palms and chrysanthemums decorated the
church and also the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph E Bosse.
No. 2S7 East 18th street. where a small re-
ception was held. Miss Bosse, gowned in
white satin and princess lace and carrying
a silver bound prayer book, had as maid
Of honor Miss Madeline Grace Morrisey.
a sister Of the bridegroom.
Her gown of sea foam satin was
trimmed with rosebuds and bugle lace and
she carried a shower bouquet of Enchant-
ress carnations.
The bridesmaids. Miss s. Elizabeth
Henckel and Miss Meta Ruben, wore pale
green chiffon over satin with rosebud
garnitures and had arm bouquets Of pink
chTysanthemums-
There were also ribbon girls. Miss Edna
L. Graves and Miss Valeria Smith Ne
Laughiin, in frocks of white marquisetts
and green chiffon over white satin. All the
brides attendants wore her gifts TO them
pearl brooches.
Mr.. Morrisey, who is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. y. \. Morrisey, OF No. 1T ST John
Place had as best man Richard Talbot
Lindale, of Flushing, and his usheTs were
Ralph Lander Smith. William G. Morrisey,
jr., George W. Dietz and Albert Smyrk.
He IS q member of the Apollo. the Knicker-
booker and the New York Canoe Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrisey are to live al No.
2S7 East 18th street, Flatbush
Preparations for the tableaux which viii
be held by the Guild of the Long Island
College Hospital, under the direction Of
Z. Percy Moran, on Friday evening, De-
cember l3, at the Heights Casino. are now
well under way. The programme has not
ye1 been completed, but some of the pict-
ures in which well known young men and
women Of the borough will pose are The
Night Watch" Rembrandt; Reading from
Homer" Alma-Tadema; Queen Louise
and Her Sons Muller; The Mirror Of
Venus" BUrne-Jones. and BOughtons '.Pu-
ritans Going 10 Church.
Cards have been issued by Mr and Mrs,
Jacques Van Brunt for reception Thurs