New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
cpckins is the son Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wallace Cockins, Of Lawrence, Kan.

Miss Jessie Louise Neergaard, who is 20
marry Frederick Trowbrtdge McOmber on
Saturday, June II, will be attended by MISS
Eliza Van Wyck, Of Brooklyn; Miss Mary
Augusta Fleming, OF Florida, and her sister
in-law Mrs William B. Neergaard and
Mrs Charles F. Neergaard. jeremiah D.
Ryan, Of Ann Arbor, Mich, is to be the
best man. Half dozen children Will hold
the ribbons forming an aisle for the bridal
party. They are the Misses Mary Lewis,
Ruth LAWYER Olive Wheaton Virginia Free
man Eddy and Masters Francis Parker
White and Earle Rockwell Frost. The cere-
rnony Will take place at o'clock at NO 12o
Pleasant street Arlington, Mass. where Mr.,
and Mrs. Frederick Neergaard and their
daughter have lived since leaving the
Heights.
Holy Trinity will be the scene on Satur-
day. June 4, of the wedding of Miss Mar
jorie Turnbull. daughter Of Mrs. John Gour-
lay Turnbull. of No. 220 Park Place. and
Wallace MacNab Waddell, son Of Captain
and Mrs A H Waddell, of Manhattan.
The brides attendants are to be her sister,
Miss Josephine Turnbull, who will act as
maid of honor, and Mrs. Arthur Schaffner.
nee Won Hollenfer, and Mrs William III.
Bruel. There WILL also be two little flower
girls, Miss Betty Turnbull and Miss Louise
Townsend The best man is to be Edward
Penn Cypiot and those named as ushers
are W. Bradlee Walton, Andrew L. Adams,
Harold Bradford Cotton and William Lloyd
Pierce A small reception will follow.
Wednesday, June 10. is announced as the
date for the wedding of Miss Mildred Miller
and the Rev. DR.. Floyd Appleton, rector OF
ST Clements Protestant Episcopal Church.
Bishop Burgess, assisted by Bishop futile.
of Michigan, will perform the ceremony at
s o'clock Miss Miller. who IS the daughter
of DR. Francis H. Miller, Of No. "a Penn
sylvania avenue, will be attended by Mrs
W. II. Dole, Miss Marjorie Hughan and
Miss Olga Van Hoff. There will also be a
little flower girl, Miss Muriel Miller. Act
ing as ushers will be WaIdingfield Appleton
Daniel Fulton Appleton, the Rev. Appleton
Grannis and the Rev. Wallace Person
Miss Miller is a graduate of Barnard. and
until recently was one of the faculty at the
Manual Training High School.
Although Colonel Andrew J. Nutting and
his daughter, Miss Agnes l.. Nutting, have
given up their home IN South Oxford street
and spend much Of their time abroad. they
still have large circle OF friends in this
borough. The wedding Of Miss Nutting
aE0 Nlel MOETOW LdOO nus DSen SET lOf
Wednesday, June Is. and will take place
at Casa Mia, the Nuttins country place. at
Belle Haven. Greenwich. Conn. Three
flower girls Will attend the bride. They
are the Misses Agnes Kennedy. Miss Alice
Nutting and Miss Dorothy Nutting. Fred
,erick Hutchins Ladd is to be the best
man, while serving as ushers will be Hew-
lett Scudder Ladd, Theodore Baker and
T1dward PaEer Of Carnhrd1e
Miss Ethel Lethbridge will be the maid
Of honor at the wedding OF her sister, Miss
Dora Lethbridge. and Addison Young
Foshay. which is to take place at their
home, No. 244 Gates avenue. Wednesday,
June g. Harold Adams Foshay will be his
brothers best man. and another brother,
Charles Wilson Foshay, and George Hart
Merrill will act as ushers. The bridegroom
is tbs son Of Mrs A. G. Foshay, OF No.
142 Taylor street The Misses Lethbridge
are daughters of the late Robert Leth-
bridge.
In st. Bartholomew Church. wednes-
day evening. Miss Carrie c. Dietrich,
daughter of Mrs. George s. Elcock. Of No.
&c Halsey street. was married TO John H.
Enequist, jr. The ceremony was performed
ceptfon followed at the home of Captain
and Mrs. Elcock. Mrs. William Fl. Gore
was her sisters matron of honor and Miss
Frances EneQuist and Miss Gladys Card
attended bridesmaids. The bride was |
gowned in white satin and lace and her
maids wore white net over pink Mrs.
Cores gown was OF white chiffon over
pink. William Enequist was the best man.
and the ushers were William Carpenter.
William Murray. Times Hasselman and
John Hasseiman
Miss Marguerite Bordwell and Robert @.
Mcintyre are to be quietly married on
Wednesday. June g. at the home OF the
BRIDES mother. Mrs. Edward II. Strickland,
NO. 444 Classon avenue. Miss Bordwell will
be unattended. Robert Macbeth will be the
best man.
At luncheon given on Wednesday in
tho RED room OF the Crescent Club Miss
Grace q. Russell daughter of the late
Thomas Russell. OF No. 6s7 Ocean avenue.
announced her engagement to Thurston
Rupp. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rapp |
The table appointments wero In red, tho
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