New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

MISS mary l. BISHOP uduSfttf u MI
and Mrs. James L. Bishop, was married
TO DR.. William E Blodgett, of Detroit, at
noon yesterday in the Church of the
Epiphany. The bride wore gown of white
chiffon over white satin, trimmed with old
duchess lace, and tuile veil fastened with
a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried
a bouquet Of valley. Miss
Barbara Seelye, Of Springfield, was her
maid OF honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Henrietta Seelye. of Northampton;
Miss Lillian Hunter, of Brookline; Miss
Irene H. Bates, of this city, and Miss
Helen s. Stanton, of Brooklyn, whose en-
gagement to the brides brother, Merrill
Bishop was recently announced. Little
Rebecca Seelye, of Springfield, acted as
flower girl.
They were all dressed alike, in white
embroidered gowns over pink, and wore
white satin hats, trimmed with pink wis
taria and black velvet bows. their flowers
consisting of pink sweetpeas Merrill
Bishop was the best man, and the ushers
included William Bishop Gates. of Brook
lyn; John L. Vanderbilt, of Englewood, \.
j: William r. Rushmore. Of Plaihfeld,
and Edward H. Bishop The ceremony was
performed by the Rev DR.. William T.
Croker and a reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. in East 37th
street. After their wedding trip Dr. and
Mrs. BIodgett will make their home in
Detroit.
Miss Mary Coffin Worth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Worth, of No 314 Cum
berland street, Brooklyn, was married yes
terday afternoon TO John Ditmars II was
home ceremony. the Rev. DR.. James NJ
/ pf7piafinO There attend
ants, but Miss Helen Worth. a young niece
of the bride held her bouquet. Only rela-
tives and a few close personal friends were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Ditmars are to live
at No. 800 Carroll street.
| The wedding of Miss Minnie Behrends,
daughter OF the late DR.. A. J. T. Behrends,
! and George Halsted Olney took place last
evening al the home of the brides brother.
Jesse Hatch Behrends, No. 467 Waverley
avenue, Brooklyn. Miss Mary Emily Curtis,
Of Manhattan, was the maid OF honor, and
Henry Olney was his brothers best man.
The Rev DR.. S. Parkes Cadrnan officiated.
! DIR. Behrends was pastor of the Central
| Congregational Church and in 1856 was the
| Ely lecturer at the Hartford Theological
Seminary, and later was the Lyman
Beecher lecturer at the Yale University
theological school.
Miss Beatrice May Stetson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Nahum Stetson, will be
married 10 Victor Goodwin at st. John S
! Episcopal Church, Larchmont Manor, on
the afternoon of June Z. a reception will
follow at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Gladys Hollngsworth, of Paris, will
be maid of honor. The four bridesmaids
are to be the Misses Margaret Fechteler.
GLADYS Radway, Ethel Stetson and Edna
Andersen. of New York. Mr. Godwin's best
man is to be Herbert Goodwin his brother,
and his ushers will be Edgar V. Anderson,
Robert S. Stangland Philip H. Goodwin and
| Matthew Hasbrouck
Helen Louise Ferry, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Clark Blackman Ferry, OF No. 355
West 145th street. and Sidney Broadbridge
Nash will be married on Wednesday. June
Il. at $50 .. m at ST Luke's Church. Con-
vent avenue and 141st street. The bride will
be attended by her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Edmund Morris, as natron of honor. and
the Misses Arinda Pollock. Beatrice Di-
oman. Mabelle White and Anne Hallahan
will be the bridesmaids. Harry Schneider
will act as best man. The ushers will be
Arthur E Morris Aubrey Nash. Arthur
Nosworthy and Ruel Darling.
New Orleans, June miss Laura Mer-
! rick. of this city, was married to Theodore
Pratt. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ.
Pratt. OF Brooklyn and Glen Cove, Long
Island. this evening in Christ Church Ca
| thedral The bridal party included Miss
! S,.zanna Merrick and the Misses Margaret
and Katherine Pratt, sisters Of the bride
groom; Miss Laura Hobson. Miss Gladys
Tavlor. Miss Joel Harris. Miss Polly Cor
don. OF New Orleans and Miss Margaret
Lave of Manhattan. Morris Pratt was
his brother's best man. and serving as ush-
ers were Keith McVaugh, of Brooklyn;
pcrcIval Nash, of Manhattan; Ralph Chase.
of East orange, n. j.; Sterling Mott, Stew
art La Blanc. Arthur La Cour of New
Orleans. and Robert Chaplin, OF Providence.
rrb. bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edutn T. Merrick OF No. 500 st. Charles
! avenue. New Orleans, where reception
Was held following the ceremony.
Miss Alma Adelia Rowley. only daughter