New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

bride and two of her nephews also at
tended her. Miss Margaret Shaw acted as
flower girl. while Mrs. Maxwelrs little
daug ghters and George Adams. jr., and
Hawley butcher held the ribbons The
engagement of Miss Young and Mr. Rux-
ton was announced early in the spring.
They are to spend the summer at Bay
Ridge.
Miss Dora Lethbridge, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lethbridge was
married on Tuesday evening to Addison
Young Foshay. The Lethbridge home, No
"a Gates avenue. was the scene of the
ceremony, which was performed by Canon
William S. Chase, assisted by the Rev. r.
H. Scott. Pink roses and palms decorated
the drawing room, and in the dining room
great masses of daisies were used. The
bride who was gowned in white satin, with
an overdress OF embroidered net was at
tended by her sister, Miss Ethel Leth-
bridge. Her gown was Of pink veiled with
white Harold Adams Foshay vas the hest
man, while George H. Merrill and c. Will
son Foshay acted as ushcrs. Only rela-
tives and few intimate friends were pres
ent.
At Pine Cottage, the summer home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony H. Creagh, at Brent
wood Lon.t Island, their daughter. Miss
Marie Elise Creagh, was married yesterday
at noon to John Boyd Martin OF Phila-
delphia Mi;Es Dorothea Brooke Creagh was
her sisters only attendant. The best man
was Richard L. Holmes. and John Du Bree
and Samuel G. Cummings acted as ushers.
Probably th,, largest wedding of the week
was that on Wednesday evening in the
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church Of Miss
Cornelia May Heyer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Heyer. Of No. 572 Madison
street. and Arthur Charles Delclisur. Pink
peonies and crimson ramblers decorated
the church and the Heyer home. where a
reception was held after the ceremony.
Music was a special feature. The BRIDES
gown was sf white satin. elaborately
trimmed with duchess and point lace. She
wore a tulle veil and carried Bride roses.
Miss Margaret Avis Swan, as maid of
honor, was gowned in pink satin. veiled
with chiffon. and carried Killarney roses.
The bridesmaids-Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Elsie Jenkins. Miss Laura Roner and Miss
Adele Du Cret-wore gowns of pink crepe
meteor, with silver trimming, and carried
pink roses. There was also little flower
girl. Miss Katherine P. Stone, in a lingerie
frock trimmed with pink buds. and carry
ing a basket of pink sweetpeas Raymond
B. Heyer was the best man. ard the ushers
were Arthur Dalton, Alfred Dalton. John
Swan and Reuben Peacock. Mrs. Heyer
was gowned in siIver-gray satin. and Mrs.
Delclisur, mother of the bridegroom, wore
black satin and Jet
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Mallory. OF No.
Gas St. Marks avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence Mallory, TO P. Macaulay Gilbert. son
Of A. II. Gilbert, also Of this borough.
Mr.. Gilbert was graduated from Yale in
1909.
Miss Florence Travis, who is to be mar
ried to Clifford D. Schoonnaker next
Wednesday. will be attended by her sister
Miss Nell Travis. Stuart P Schoonraker
is to be the best man. and Frederick Null
Ter. Harry Borst, Percy Brough and Frank
lin w. Travis have been named as ushers
Only relatives and close personal friends
have been asked 10 the ceremony, which
is to take place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright s. Travis
No. e43 Putnam avenue. but invitations to
the reception following have been more
general.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Pratt laura Mer-
rick), who were married in New Orleans
ten days ago. sailed on the Baltic yester-
day. They will spend the summer abroad
J. The 'Phebe Snow dance given by the
Theta Sigma sorority at the Farm House
in Prospect Park on Wednesday evening
proved to be most jolly little affair. As
Wednesday evening was the one really fine
evening Of the week. the girls selection of
date was a most happy one The Farm
House was decorated with greens, cottage
flags and the sorority colors. blue and
white. These colors were also carried out
in the gowns Of the members, who wore
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