New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10


ore.
Quite the largest Easter wedding cele-
hrated In the borough thus far was that on
Wednesday evening, in st. John Episcopal
Church. ~ Miss Grace Anna Lidford and
the Rev. Emile Sherwood Harper, rector OF
Christ Church. Indiana. Penn. 1t was
fun choral service. with the Rev Or. Fran
els Page assisted by DR. Lacy. officiating
a touch OF sentiment was added to me
brides costume by her wearing the wreath
OF orange blossoms which was worn by her
mother when a bride. fier gown. Of white
satin, was elahorateIy trimmed With duchess
lace ard she carried Hlics-of-the-valley.
She was attended by a matron OF honor
Mrs. ]. T.iddoa Ponnock, Of Philadelphia.
and four bridesmaids-Mis Harriet Ashley
Bigelow, OF Manhattan; Miss Matilda cole
man Page. Miss Mary II. Emerson and Miss
Oracle L. Powers OF Brooklyn. Mrs. Pen
rocks gown 81 pale !lue meteor crepe, had
an oyerdress Of crystal net and bugles. She
carried a shower Of pink sweetpeas. tied
with blue ribbons The bridesmaids frocks
were Of pale blue chiffon. and they also
carried sweetpeas Dr. Frank Henry
Knight. Miss L.idford's cousin. served as
best man. while the ushers were Merrill
Towers. who took the place Of Or. Herbert
Thompson. Of San Francisco: Clarence NJ.
Prior. Robert Elven Moffett, Dr. Rudolph
Duryea Moffett. Frank Barnard. S Brook
Ign. and J. Liddon Pennock. of Phila-
delphia Easter lilies and marguerites were
used in the decorations Of the church. and
NJ the home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas II. Iidford, No. 792 Carroll
street a profusion of lilies. pink roses and
greens made an effective setting for the
bridal party Mrs Lidford was attired I'm a
gown ~ silk poplin Of the same tint as
her corsaGe bouquet OF orchids ON Mon
day evening NJ and Mrs. Lidford gave
dinner fer the bridal party a. the Montauk
club There was also present Mrs Frank
Henry Knight The table appointments
were in yellow. tulips and jonluils beins
used in the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barron. Of Rye. y.
Y. last Sunday made formal announcement
Of the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Dorothes Barron. To Philip Rogers Mallory.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Mallory.
Of No. lbs Columbia Heights and Port
Chester, y. Y. Mr.. Mallory was graduated
from Yale in 1908 and is now a student at
the Columbia Law School
Formal announcement was made last
week OF the engagement OF Miss Viola G
Walsh. daughter OF Mrs. James a. Walsh
OF No. Plaza street. and Samuel Albert
Morrison. son Of Mr.. and Mrs William
J. Morrison. of No 42S LIST street. Miss
Walsh Was formerly president Of the Junior
Auxiliary OF St. Mary'S Hospital. 50 the
announcement Is OF particular interest u
the young people identified with that set
The wedding * To- take place in June. but
the exact date has not yet been decided
upon.
ST. Bartholomew's church will ne the
scene on Thursday evening, April IS. of tho
wedding Of Miss Josephine Marguerite
Toerge ard Milton Lloyd Hitchcock. soa
Of MI and Mrs. Oliver Nelson Hitchcock.
Of Manhattan. The bride will be attended
by 4 maid Of honor. Miss Louise Gale. ana
four bridesmaids. Miss Helen Stutzer. Miss
Marjorie S:utzer. Miss Natalie Johnson
and Miss Margery Gillespie. Norman Kin
kel Tuerce. the brides brother. was
chosen by Mr.. Hitchcock for his best man.
and the ushers will be Philip Boyer -.
owen Winston Harry Bethune Weiss and
James 2. Donahue- A large reception will
follow at the home Of the brides parents.
Nj. and Mrs Nicholas ToerCe. No. So -.
Marks avenue Friday afternoon Miss
Gale gave tea for Miss Toerge al her
home No. 10 Henry street The guest Of
honor was frocked in white tulle and the
hostess wore a gown of peacock blue chif-
fur over black. The bridesmaids received
.,ttn them. The tea table was daintily ap
pointed in yellow.
Miss Justine Edwards Hibbard whose
marriage TO Malcolm Roberts is set for
Tuesday. MAJ 10. will be attended by A
Of Manhattan. and three bridesmaids. Miss
Charlotte Edwards. Of Boston, and Miss
Marguerite Janyrin and Miss Adelaide
Gardner. Of Manhattan. Her sister, Miss
Charlotte Hibbard. will act as flower girl
Edward r. Finch is to be the best man.
and James a. Edwards and a. B. Mea-
chem will serve as ushers. Only relatives
and a few intimate friends will be present
al the ceremony. which is to take place at
O'Clock at the home Of the brides par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. omri Lord Hibbard.
No % Monroe Place hut invitations TO the
reception following will he general.
ST PauTs Church. Flatbush. was the
scene on Monday evening OF the wedding Of
Miss GLADYS Livingston Tapscott. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Livingston Tap
scott. OF No. IS St Paurs Court, and
Philip Sheridan Campbell. The bride was
gownod in white crepe meteor and carried
bride roses and lilies of the valley. Her
sister. Miss Dorothy Tapscott as the maid
OF honor. was frocked in corn Colored crepe
de chine and carried daffodils. There were
also two bridesmaids. Miss Dorothy Pin
neo and Miss Helen Spencer Campbell.
They were gowned in ralc lavender crepe
dc chine and carried dafodls The best
man was Charles NJ Rogerson, and acting
as ushers were Edgar Pinneo. Gilbert FL
llott. jr.. Henry F. Molloy and Ralph Tap
scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hawkins Creagh.
Of No. 1885, Dean street. have announced
the engagement " their daughter, Miss
Marie Elise Creagh. to John BOYD Martin.
The wedding viii take place i'm June