New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

The bride is the daughter of Nj and Mrs.
William Thompson Graham. of Manhat-
tam but the ceremony is TO take place at
otter Rock. their country home at Green
wich. Conn Mr.. Carhart is the son OF
Mrs William +. Carhart, of No. l3o Co
lumbia Heights
one Of the most brilliant Of the fall we'd
dings was that in the Bedford Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening, when Miss
Mary Louise Clement. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sidney Clement was married to
Robert Larason Curry. The American
Beauty rose tones, which have come into
such high favor this autumn, predominated
in the gowns Of the brides attendants. which
were of Grecian design. Masses of white
hrysanthemumS, palms and foliage deco
rated the church. and there Were extensive
floral decorations at the Chateau au Pare.
where the large reception was held after the
ceremony al $50 o'clock. In the rose and
gold room, where the bridal party received,
Killarney roses We're charmingly combined
with Southern snilax. Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn foliage were used with
good effect in the banquet hall, while guam
titles of American Beauty roses We're
banked against greens in the ballroom
The Rev. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman ofticiated.
Remarkably becoming to Miss Clement,
who Is tall and slender, was her wedding
gown Of brocaded crepe meteor fashioned
with a fun court train. The bodice was OF
! rose point lace and the chiffon tUnic was
! heavily embroidered with pearls. A long.
narrow tuIle vel fell from a cap of rose
! point lace and she carried lilies-of- -the-val-
! ley At her throat was Mr.. Curry's gift,
diamond lavalliere Mrs. Albert Ross Glenn
/ ent. a sister-in-law of the BRIDE acted
as matron Of honor. She was gowned in
/ princess lace over American Beauty chif-
| fon, with trimmings of gold, and she car
| ried Golden Gate roses. The ether attend
! ants were Mrs William Edwin Selby, of
/ Newark; Miss Maie Spadour. Of Brooklyn;
Miss Bessie Schultz and Miss Ruth Ward
ner. of Manhattan, Their gowns were of
cream lace over the American Beauty chif-
fon, and gold cords girded in their velvet
tunics of the same tints as the roses they
carried. Mr.. Curry, who is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Edwin Curry, of Ben
sonhurst, had as best man his brother, Ed
win Parker Curry. The ushers were Albert
Ross Clement, of Westfield n j.: Charles
Edwards, William +. Johnson, Gregory A.
Flynn, George c Kip. Hearn Waters
Street, John Opsman and William Edwin
Selby, who took the place of Theodore
Klein. The brides gifts to her attendants
were pearl earrings. and Mr.. Curry pre-
sented his best man and ushers with gold
scarf pins. Mrs Clement received in
gown of peach satin with gold embroid
cred overdress and garnitures of old lace.
Mrs. Curry, ST., was attred in blue satin
embellished with jet and blue beads
OF interest TO a large contingent viii be
the wedding on Wednesday evening of Miss
Maria Louise Bosse and George Sims Nor
risey, whose engagement was announced
last spring. The Rev DT. +. Watson Han
nan, of the New York Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, and the Rev. DR.. John
II. Wiley, of Christ Church. Pittsbur6, will
officiate at the ceremony. which is 10 take
place at $50 O'Clock in ST. Marks MethO-
dist Episcopal Church, Flatbush. where
Miss Bosse is the contralto soloist and Mr.