New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

The Church of the Saviour was the scena
Wednesday evening OF the wedding of Mics
Helen Frances Seaverns and BENJAMIN Rost
wick Peabody. The Rev. DIR. John HAYNES
Holmes, Of the Church of the Messiah
Manhattan, performed the ceremony. which
was followed by reception at No. 26S
Hancock sstreet, the home of the hride's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Seaverns.
Miss Seaverns was gowned in white. satin
sublime. elabOrately trimmed with duchess
and point lace. Her tuIIe veil was fastened
by a harvest moon of diamonds. and she
carried lilies valley and orchids.
Her attendants were her sister. Mrs.
Joseph Ivimey Dowling of Albany: Mrs.
Frederick James Van Vranken Miss Kate
Duryea Allin, Miss Charlotte Berkeley
Coles. Miss Dorothy Ormsbee Miss Mar
garet DeIand and Miss Josephine Estelle
Nicholas. The matrons wore pearl and
crystal robes over white satin, and the
bridesmaids were gowned in white satin,
with tunics of crystal net.
The best man was George O. Coon and
the ushers were Firth Pickslay, of Man
haitian; Albert l.. Randall, of Westfield +;
Arthur J. Simpson. of South Orange. n. j.;
Philip Bainbridge, William J. Ryan and
Elmore D. Morgan Mr. and Mrs Peabody
On Wednesday evening Miss Marjorie
McColI, daughter of Mrs Florence Linder
McColl, of No. 1071 Bergen street, was mar
ried TO Paul Vincent Shields. 1t was a
quiet home wedding, at $50 o'clock. to which
only relatives and a few intimate friends
had been invited. The bride was given
away by Henry Morgan Hobart who few
years ago married her sister Elsie McCOll.
Mrs Hobart, wearing her own wedding
gown of white satin and lace and carrying
American Beauty roses. acted as matron of
honor The bride was gowned in white
satin and point lace, and carried liltes-of-
the-valley and orchids.
Mr.. Shields, who is the son of Mrs. Cor
nelius Shields, of New Rochelle, had as
best man his brother, Lewis G. Shields.
Attending him as ushers were Edward
Muker. Potter BARLEY, Wallace Hendrtck.
Harrison B, Starr, Walter Hoffman and
Harry Burchardt.
DR.. and Mrs. William E. McCollom, the
latter before her marriage Miss Irene
Kelly. daughter of John T Kelly, of Berke-
ley Place. are now living at No. 1174 Dean
street
A large church wedding on Thursday
evening was that of Miss Jessie Estelle
Rowland, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fitch Rowland. Of No. 1913 Hooper street
and William Ellis Coykendau, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Adams Coykendau, of
No. 3S5 Hancock street
The ceremony in Christ Church, Bedford
avenue, was followed by a reception at the
Pouch Gallery. The decorations were in
pink, as were also the gowns Of the BRIDES
attendants.
The bride was attired in white satin en-
broidered and trimmed with duchess and
point lace. She wore a tulle veil and
orange blossoms and carried orchids and
lilies the valley.
Mrs Arthur Joseph Murray, nee Louden
as matron of honor, wore a gown of pale
pink satin, yelled with chiffon of the same
shade and carried chrysanthemums.
The other attendants wore similar gowns
but those of the first two were Of a deeper
tone and those OF the second couple a stiH
darker shade of pink.
They were Mrs. Daniel Small McKenney.
nee Coykendall, of Hampstead: Mrs Ed
ward Sheffield Smith. nee Wensley: Mrs
Christopher William Wilson, nee Smith
and Mrs Lauritz Lauritzen, nee Storms
Ebert G. Atwood served as best man.
Chosen as ushers were Samuel A. Coyken-
land, Robert MoOrhead and Frederic Buck
enberger. Canon William Sheafe Chase,
sSlsted by the Rev. Reginald Heber Scott,
Off1ciated.
Miss Anna Barton Roberts and Cyrus
Jay Wilson were married according to the
rites of the Friends ceremony on Wednes-
day in the Friends Meeting House A re-