New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04
MISS MARGARET oELAND.
E. West, Master James Watt and DR..
Miller.

E. West. Master James Watt and DR..
Miller
| One of the recently announced engage
ments of interest to the younger sex in
the borough is that of Miss Gladys Char
I lotte Murphy and Frederick Arthur Ru-
doph Won Norman. Miss Murphy is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Murphy. of No. 80 New York avenue.
In the New York Avenue Methodist Epis-
copaI Church on Thursday evening Miss
Edith Marian White was married to James
Warren Newkirk, son of Mr. and Mrs
Clement B. Newkirk The bride is the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Joseph Laing
| White of No. 1851 Dean street. She was
attended by two matrons of honor, Mrs. Al
bert Ross Clement of Westfield, n. j., and
Mrs William Frazier Roberts, of brooklyn.
There were also four bridesmaids, Miss
Sadie Seaman Miss Coda Correa, of Man
haitian: Miss Carrie Bacon, of Brooklyn,
and Miss Florence W. Long, of Pocomoke
CITY, Nd The matronS wore their own
wedding gowns, Mrs. Clementss being OF
princess lace while Mrs. RobertS's was OF
white charmeuse and duchess lace.
An uncommon but lovely combination
was seen in the bridesmaids gowns. They
were of pale yellow satin yelled by deli
cate shade of lavender chiffon, hand en-
b oidered They carried yellow chrysan-
thernums and Mrs. Clement and Mrs. Rob
erts lavender chrysanthemums. The bride
was gowned in white satin deliberately
trimmed with rose point. She wore the
conventional long tulle veil and orange
blossoms, and carried orchids and 1ilies-of-
the-valley.
The bridegroom, who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs Clement B. Newkirk. Of No. Is
Lafayette avenue, had as best man his
brother, Clement Rory Newkirk- The ush-
ers were Albert Ross Clement, of West
field William Gage Austin, of Manhattan;
Herbert H. Flagg and Joseph Leslie White.
brother of the Bride Mrs White received
in old blue satin embroidered with a pond
lily design, and trimmed with silver and
gold lace Chrysanthemums in yellow and
lavender and foliage were used in the deco
rations.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs,
White entertained the bridal party at din
ner The only extra guests were William
Frazier Roberts and Richard Ely, Miss
Bacons fiance. The table appointments
were in yellow.
In commitment TO Miss White. Miss Ba-
con on Tuesday gave luncheon and
fridge at her home, No S67 Park Place.
The table appointments were in keeping
with the general color scheme Of the we'd
ding. In addition to the brides attend
ants there were present Mrs Edward
Hardness Locl1w God, before her marriage
few weeks ago Miss Enid Lima, and Miss
Marguerite Bacon, a sister of the hostess
The first prize, a Cluny pillow backed with
yellow, went TO Miss White, while Mrs
Hardness captured the second, a dainty
lingerie breakfast cap lined with lavender.
Other recent entertainments in honor OF
Miss White were the luncheon and shower
given the Saturday preceding the wedding
by Mrs Albert Ross Clement at her home,
in Westfeld, and two 1uncheons, one at
which Miss Corrca was the hostess. The
other was given by Mrs. Roberts
The wedding of a we'll known Brooklyn
man took place in Manhattan on Monday
evening. It was that in Grace Church of
Miss Eleanor Abrams and Moody B. Gates.
White chrysanthenlums and palms were
used in the decorations at the church and
at the Hotel Aston, where the small recep-
ton to which only relatives had been
asked, was held after the ceremony. The
bride, who is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Abrams, was in marquisette,
with duchess and rose point garnitures over
white satin Her maid of honor and only
attendant was Miss Emily Williams, of
Manhattan. She was frocked in pink satin,
with an overdress of chiffon and Chantilly
lace. and she carried pink roses The
brides bouquet was a shower of orchids
and lilies-o -the-valley. Virgil c. Gates. of
! Boston, was his brothers best man. The
ushers were Walter c. Ensign, of Proyt-
dence, and Frank Coler, of Manhattan.
Mrs Abrams wore black Chantlly over
white, and Mrs. Gates, ST., was attired in
gray crepe de chine, embellished with
duchess lace. Mrs. Gates is a sister of Mrs.
Edwin Ayres Ames, of No. 800 Park Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Weeks, of No.
655 Tenth street, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Adelaide Burling
Weeks, to Harold Beers Naramore, of
Bridgeport, Conn.