New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

cred and trimmed with duchess lace She
wore a tulle veil and carried Bride roses
The maid Of honor was gowned in white
embroidered chiffon over pale pink and
carried pink roses The matrons gowns
We're Of pink and white Powered mousse
line with touches Of blue. and their Leg
horn hats were also trimmed with blue.
They. carried daisies There were also two
little flower girls. Miss Betty Turnbull and
Miss Louise Townsend. They were frocked
in lingerie over pink and carried baskets
Of daisies Edward Penn Cyptot was best
man and serving as ushers were Andrew
Leland Adams. William Lloyd Pierce. W
Bradlee Wilton and Harold Bradford Col
ton. The Rev DR. !. Howard Melish cff1ci-
ated Mrs Turnbull received in a gown
OF black satin and lace. and Mrs. Waddel
was attired in old rose satin.
What will he an important wedding so
ciallv. although il is to be rather quietly
celebrated, will be that tomorrow after
noon of Miss Ruth H. Miller and Hunting
ton Lanman. The Rev DR.. Frank Townley
will perform the ceremony at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Anthony Miller.
No 81 First Place at o'clock, in the pres
ence of relatives and close personal friends.
Miss Miller viii be unattended, but David
Lanman viii be his brothers best man.
Mr. Lanman is the son of Mrs. George D.
Lanman. of No. 241 Carroll street
An out-of-town wedding of interest 10 So
ciety in Brooklyn will be that on Thursday
next of Miss Gertrude Hull daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Hull. of Larch-
mont Manor, y Y. and Dudley Hoyt Pea
Iaa
body. Of No 12S Willow street St. John S
Church viii be the scene Of the ceremony.
The bride Will be attended by her sister,
Mrs. J G. Anderson. of Boston, as matron
Of honor, and by Miss Eva Peabody, sister
OF the bridegroom7 and Miss Helen Hull,
as bridesmaid. Irving T. Myers, Of Bay
onne, y J.. has been chosen as best man,
ana those Who will act as ushers are George
Abbott. Of Brooklyn; John G. Anderson,
Of Boston; George Kissam. OF Bayshore,
and harrington Wight, Of Larchmont
In the Church Of the Messiah, on Wednes-
day afternoon at 40 o'clock Miss Ruth
Jacques Bowers was married to Edward
Brewster Kemble. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L W Kemble Of New Rochelle. The cere-
monv, which was performed by the Rev.
St Clair Hester. was followed by re-
ception at the home Of the brides parents,
Nj. and Mrs John Henry Bowers. No. 239
Washington avenue. The bride whose only
. attendant was Miss Sylvia De Murias of
Manhattan. wore gown Of white satin
charmeuse elaborately trimmed with duch-
ess ana rose point lace. and carried gar
denias and valley. The maid
OF honor was frocked in pink marquisette
and carried pink roses. The best man was
SCHUYLER Kemble. Of New Rochelle. and
S. Bruce Wilson, Monroe De Mott. Ralph
Runycn, Of New Rochelle and Huber B.
Lewis. Of Manhattan acted as ushers. Pink
roses. palms and smilaS We're used in the
decorations at the church and house. It
Was fuIl choral service
The Puritan congregational Church was
beautifully decorated on Wednesday even
ing for the wedding Of Miss Gertrude Hos
ford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Z.
Hosford. Of No 15S Hart street. and Will
lam Paul Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
II. Allen. OF No. 6e7 Putnlm avenue. The
chancel was banked with palms and pink
peon Is. and the same flowers We're used
in the pew bouquets. The ceremony was
performed at 7:G3 o'clock by the Rev. J.
Noble Pierce. and a large reception fol
loWed at Rusurban. The bride wore a gown
OF ivory satin with GarnituTes of duchess
lace ana a tulle veil fastened BY a wreath
OF orange blossoms. Her bouquet was a
shower OF lilies-of-the-valley and sweet
peas she was attended by a maid OF
honor. Miss era X. Strong, and her three
uleces the Misses Edna. Mildred and olive
Graham. acted as bridesmaids. They wore
chiffon and lnessaline gowns in the pastel
shades and carried sweetpeas Of contrast
ing celors The best man was J. Rex Rich
ards. and the ushers were Alfred Olena,
Robert Pickett. Of Brooklyn: Charles f.
Filter. of Manhattan. and John h. Halsey.
Of East Orange, y. }. Mrs. HosfOrd wore
anet3.yst satin and aITz. Allen was gowned
H. black cniffcn.
TIE wreath Of orange blossoms worn by
Miss Erna adele A.en on the occasion Of
her marriage 10 Henry Birdsall Titus vas
he one ~orn By the battle-ground mother.
Mrs. Henry Rirdsali Titus, at her own we'd
ding. The ceremony took place on Wednes-
dav evening at the home Of the bride s
rareats. Dr. and Mrs. William c. Aten