New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03

University. took a three years course IN
law and will receive her degree this June.
when Mr.. Draosfeld. who has been study
ing civil engineering, Will also be gradu-
a+ed from Cornell. Miss Caldwell is
cousin of Mrs. Calvin Edwards Hull. of NO.
ri Washington avenue, with whom she
makes her home, and a sister of DR. Isabel
caldwell. of No 6Ss Nostrand avenue, who
is also a Cornell graduate.
The floral decorations at the wedding OF
Miss Della Minton and Atherton D. Con-
verse on Wednesday evening were uhcoh-
monty beautiful. A profuslon OF Easter
1iIias filled the home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs Francis L. Minton, No. lSe
washington Park. where the ceremony was
rerformed at o'clock by the Rev DF- l.
Mason Clarke and the Rev. Dr- Lyman
Abbott Two rows Of tall STANDARDS loppeu
hv large punches of lilies formed an dlS'e
down the centre OF the drawing room
through which the bridal party passed 10
the bower OF palms and white blossoms III
~ dining room. where the clergymen
awaited them. Miss MlntonS gown u
lilo cbarmeuse satin was made with a
court train heavily embroidered IN peaiIs
"a ,.-,-s+al and trimmed with duchess and
M
Family heirloom, and she carried a shower
bououet of lilies-of-the-valley. MISS FIor-
ence Martin. the only attendant OF the
bride. was also attired in white satlh ci'af
,,,e,,sA Her gown had garnitures Of gold
and silver bugle lace and she carried PINK
roses. The bridegroom. who Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton +. Converse OF " Al
chendon, Mass, had as his best man Ffeo-
erfck Davis, OF Winchendon- nelson u
White. who was TO have, served as an
usher. was prevented from attending py III
ness. and his place was taken by Ut. boulS
Cross. a brother-in-law Of MI converse
The other ushers were George {. Beals'
also Of Winchendon; Carl Weston OF " III
Jamestown. Mass. and ogden Minton, the
brides brother. A reception foIio"eo tIe
ceremonv Mrs. Minton received in gown
Of gold colored satin, with tunlc OF "Hi'e
1ace and gold bugles, and wore a corsage
bouquet of orchids. Mr.. and Mrs converse
sailed on Thursday on the Carpathla TOT
Naples. and after spending couple oI
r,ontbs in Italy. France and Switzerland
will make their home in Winchendon- MI
Converse was graduated from Harvard in
1893 and is president Of the Massachusel'S
STATE Automobile Association. lie Is also
interested IN aerial navigation
Mics Marjorie Commiskey. daughter of
the late Francis NJ. Commiskey, was mar
ried 70 Lieutenant Walter Schuyler Grant
/ < A aid 20 General Charles +. Hodges.
Department OF the Dakotas, St Paul, on
Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony, TO
which only relatives and a few Intimate
friends had been asked, was performed by
Afonsignor r W. McCarty. at the Com
rnislev home. 70 Is9 Sixth avenue. Miss
Grace Commisikey was her sisters maid
Of honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Agnes Rorke and Miss Estelle Constlyea
There was also a little flower girl, Miss
Elizabeth McEvily. Robert Fenwick jack
son was the best man. THE bride was given
away by her brother, Lieutenant Archibald
F. Commiskey. l. S. A. She is also a sis.
Ter OF Dr. Leo J. J. Commiskey. Leuten-
AMI and Mrs Grant viii make their home
in St. Pau:
Mrs. Calvin Edwards Hull, who has not
missed a performance OF opera at the
Academy Of Music this winter, had as her
guests on Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John BullWinkle. the latter gowned I'm
black lace over white satin. Mrs. Hubs
costume was Of blue satin. made princess
fashion. and embellished with old point
lace Her jewels were diamonds
As Mr. and Mrs Harry c. Rogers have
given up their house on Putnam avenue
and are living At the 81. Marks Avenue
Hotel. the wedding Of their daughter, Miss
Irene Blanche Rogers. is 10 he very quiet