Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
September weddinrs.
Re.l XIV Kl.l.-IiuoHAx.

One of tue prettiest and most unique weddings of the season on Cape Goa
 took place Monday afternoon st Fly anais. Mas. when Miss E.ghel Mar l lsfie H8glIan. cousin of tbe noted
 American sculptor, Frederick William MaemoDnies. aud daughter oi ihe late
 samuel H8sfan. and of Ars Msfgaret Wet uugaan Of q Qalaes street. Brooklyn. #as united fD marriage to I Frederick Efse ek~eIl, soH 0f ti1e iase Frank N Rock sell. formerly aeli known physician of the Height
 sseslea. and of Mrs Frank W. Rock seH. nos of Woodstock Conn. The
 aeaaias, sA5eh Wa5 attended bs a
 large namber Of Brooklyn friends of both families. occurred shortly after one o'clock ln ghe Heauiifai pine grove adjoining tbe Hnghan summer cottage.
 soon after the guests assem Dled in the forest cathedral which had teen es- peeially prepared for the ceremony, tbe groom entered, accompanied by mary R tfHfHtfif VI ttovnt , 'ss ttsN beat man, college mate Of the groom. These were followed few minutes later by the bride and her two attend ants. Miss Adele i Espafd Of Essex Pals, New Jersey and Mrs. Mildred Miller Appleton Of Brooklyn, class males of the bride, who approached by the bridal walk, which WAS stfewn with golden rod and wild flowers, and garIands of ribbon. The Rev. John Lansing of Cambridge. Mass, offieiat- ed al the ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Floyd Appleton, Ph. D., of Brooklyn.
 The bride looked handsome in white silk wedding gown trimmed with gold Maltese lace, wearing pearl which was crowned with silver coro- net, A gift of he bfideg rooms mother, and carried I bouquet of white wild aztefs.
 The ushers were Ensign Frank w Rock sell of the { nited states Cruiser Montgomery, brother of the groom George ii. Hamilton of New York city, college mate of the groom, and Law. renee and William Atsatef of Brook Iyn, cousins of the bride.
 After Inc ceremony the bridal party, accompanied by thelf guests, retired b Joy Cottage, the Hughan summer home, which was exqaisitelS decorated with pine banghs, woedbine, gIadioli, and dnbIins. Refreshments we're served, followed by music furnished by Burton Leavitt, the composer, of Put nam, and by the singing Of college songs. The newly married couple then Jeff for a short sajoufn in the east ern part of Massachusetts. On their return they will reside at the groom's home at Woodstock
 The bride k graduate of Packer In- siiiute and of Barnard College. Last year she taught in Berkeley Institute, Brooklyn. She has exceptional musi- cal ability, and Was a member for sev- eral years ef the choir in the Unity | church, Brooklyn. She has a host of friends III the Borough. Her mother, | Mrs. Margaret West Hnghan, who has been active for many years in reform
 movements in the borough, Is a sister If tho late Mrs. Maemonnies, the
 mother of the sculptor. and Of Frank Maemonnies, an importer of Manhat- | tan.
 The groom Is former student of | Wesleyan university. He has been specializing during the last few years In horticulture and fiotieulture, and is A frequent contributor to garden and | flower periodicals. Mir Rockwell is also poet Of considerable ability. I Rockwell Place. Brooklyn, was named after hls father, Dr. Frank W. Rock l we'll.
 | Among the guests at the wedding I were: Mrs, Frank w. Rock well of Put | nam, Ensign Frank Rock we'll, l.. S. | N; Mts. Margaret West Hughan and l the Misses Evelyn and Jessie Hughan
 ef Brooklyn, the Misses Edwina and | fredrika West uf Brooklyn. Mir. and
 Mrs. William NJ. Il Espard and Miss
 Adele Espard of Essex Falls, \. l., I Miss Helen Abbe of Washington, p. C, Mfs. George N. Perry of Hacken-
 sack Heights, N. J., Miss Mattel
 Dodge ef hteoklyn, the Misses Ada | and Ethel Bristol of Brooklyn, Dr.
 and Mrs. George W. Cutler of Bridge.
 water, Mas, Rev. and Mrs. Floyd
 Appleton of Rfoeklyn, Ms and Mrs.
 John ctapp and Miss Glape oi Boston,
 Rev. and Mrs. John Lansing and Miss
 Marion Lansing of Cambridge, Frank
 Maemennies of New York city, Law
 tence N, At~ater and Lyman N. Al.
 water of Brooklyn, Burton Leavitt of
 Putnam, MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Lewis
 and Miss Lapham of iiyannis. | RAMLEN PALMER.