New-York tribune., 1911-11-17
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

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AT the wedding of Miss Annie Jean White,
daughter Of Mr.. and RS. Alfred Trcdway
White. OF Brooklyn, and Adrian Van SIN
deren. TO take place on Saturday. December
9. all the masculine members of the bridal
party will be Yale men. The bridegroom was
graduated I'm 1910. and the men of that class
who will serve as ushers are Robert A.
Taft. OF Washington: Charles Carroll Clio
yer, also OF Washington; Henry p Bing-
ham, of Cleveland; Stephen Merrell Gle
ent, jr, of Buffalo, Frank s. Brainard. Of
Manhattan: Albert De Silver and Earle Will
Jams. of Brooklyn The remaining usher,
Paul S. Brinsmade. of Manhattan. cousin
of the bridegroom. belongs TO the class OF
u, and Harry B. Van sinderen, brother
of the bridegroom. who is to be his best
man, was graduated last June.
Miss Katharine Lyman White will be her
sister maid Of honor. and acting az brides
maids will be Miss Thyrza Benson, Miss
Isabel F. Ide. Miss Eunice Mallory. OF
Brooklyn, and Miss Eleanor Du Bois OF
Manhattan The ceremony will take place
in the Church OF the Saviour. on Brooklyn
Heights, at o'clock, the Rev. John ii.
Lathrop and the Rev. DR.. L. Mason Clarke
officiating The reception following VIII be
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. White,
No. 40 Remsen street Mr.. Van Snderen Is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs William Leslie
Van Sinderen, OF No. 1873 Henry street.
Miss May Halleck Bryan was married
TO Lieutenant George A. Matile, 24th In
fantry. U. g. A.. yesterday at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs William Howard
Bryan, No $50 st. Nicholas avenue. Mrs.
William Henry Wilson. a sister Of the
bride, was her matron of honor, and there
were two little flower girls, the Misses
Eleanor Wilson and Mary Addons the lat
ter Lieutenant Matile's niece. The BRIDE
groom is the son Of Brigadier General Leon
A. Matile and Mrs. Matile, of Washing
ton. and was graduated from West Point In
1908. His best man was Lieutenant Ralph
Wayne Dusenbury, of the class or W. lne
Rev. DR.. Jacob Price officiated.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Matile will take a
short Southern trip before they leave San
Francisco with the troops for Manila.
Miss Margaret Elmendorf Duryee, who Is
to be married to the Rev. Elmer Weld, as
sociate rector Of Grace Church, Brooklyn
Heights, on Monday, November 20. will be
attended by her two sisters, the Misses
Maria and Elizabeth Duryee. DR. Lucius
A Salisbury. Of New York. will act as best
man, and the ushers are TO be Evan Buck
lin Owen. OF Providence; the Rev. Edwin
Seldom Lane, of Philadelphia; the Rev. Rob-
ert Elliot Marshall of Hartford. Conn, and
Colgate Hoyt jr., Of New York
Miss Duryee is the daughter of the Rev.
Dt,rt
street, where the marriage is to take place
quietly at O'Clock. invitations being lin
tied TO relatives. The brides father will Of
fciate, and her brother. Samuel Sloane
Duryee, will give her away.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Elizabeth. n. j., Nov. lS-Miss Eloise
Dorsett Willett. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
William W. willett of this place, and
Henry Byrd Prout, of Nutley, were mar
ried to-day in the Second Presbyterian
Church. the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Eben B. Cobb The brides at
tendants were Miss Helen Orcutt maid of
honor; Mrs. Pierpont V. Davis, matron of
honor; Miss Ethel A. Parrot, Miss G.
Madeline Morris, Miss Persis Baker, OF
Greenwich, Conn. and Miss Edith F. Nor
Illl' Oh New 1OrR, DrldeSmalde. The best
man was Glover Prout, a brother OF the
bridegroom.
Philadelphia, Nov 16.-Miss Marie Louise
Elkins, daughter of William L. Elkins, tr.,
and heir TO more than 100000. was mar
ried to-day to Christian de Guigne, jr, Of
San Francisco. brother of the Viscountess
de Tristan. st the Belgrave apartments
here, where Miss Elkins has been living
with her mother, now Mrs. William Della
ware Nelson.
The bride was attended by Miss Kather-
inc Donohoe, Of San Francisco, as maid Of
honor. Frederick Frelinghuysen, Of New
York. acted as the bridegroom's best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Guigne left this evening
for the West.
The bride is debutante of one year and
is still in her teens. She met her husband
at her debut. and they have been together
almost continually since. Mrs De Guigne's
mother several months ago gave up a fort
une 10 marry Mr.. Nelson, her first hus-
bands will providing that she should sur
render several hundred thousand dollars
should she remarry. Later she went into
court and had her daughters allowance in
creased. declaring that $4,000 a year was
not sufficient for the prospective bride.
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