New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

wedding anniversary OF her parents, the
Rev Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn Burren'
and 1t was in her mothers wedding dress
OF heavy white MORE silk that she was
married. The sentiment went even further
back for the rose point on 1t had been
taken from her grandmothers wedding
dress so Miss Burrel was the third bride
10 wear IT, Some OF the lace was used as
a drapery for her tulle veil and she car
ried nlies-of- the valley. Miss Monica Bur
ren in yellow crepe de chine and Spanish
lace and carrying white chrysanthemums'
was her sisters maid Of honor. The brides
maids-all classmates Of the bride at smith
from which she was graduated last June
were Miss Eleanor Ide, Miss WiniTed
hoffman Of the Heights Miss Ruth shaw
Kennedy Miss Katharine King. Miss Jane
Martin and Miss Elizabeth Martin. Their
frocks We're Of cream chiffon. trimmed with
gold lace. and they carried yellow chrys-
anthemums Mr. Sicard. who is the son or
the late George J. Sicard. Of Buffalo a law
PARTNER Of the late President Cleveland
and a nephew of Admiral SlCard, was
graduated at Hamilton College in 1906. His
best man was Roswell Parke. jr., and serF-
ing as ushers were Charles Augustus Roty,
his brother-in-law: Richard Sherman, son
OF Vice President Sherman: Lloyd PAU
striker. Harold Warner Joseph Dart jr,
and Alexander Osborn. The ceremony took
place in the CIasson Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Of which the brides father Is pas
tor AS Dr. Burrell officiated. his daughter
was escorted up the aisle by her uncle
Sidney A. Benedict. but was given away by
her mother The wedding music was
played by a classmate Of Mr.. Sicard John
G. Clarke OF Holyoke. The decorations at
the church and az the BurreN home No. %
Downing street. where the small reception
following was held, consisted Of palms ana
chrysanthemums in tall gold vases. MIS-.
BurrelIs gown was Of pearl gray char
meuse and blue chiffon, trimmed with point
lace and steel. The bridegrooms sister.
Mrs. Charles Augustus Roty. Of Buffalo
was present in her mothers wedding gown
which she had used for her own when she
was married last spring. Mr.. and Ms
sicard are to live in Buffalo.
on Monday Miss Burrell gave her brides
maids luncheon. and that evening hr
slcard was the host of his attendants al
the Hotel martinique. Tuesday evening
after the rehearsal. the entire bridal party
was entertained at the Burren home.
Rose pojnt seemed 70 have been the ia
vorite lace for brides Of generation ago.
for II is that variety which nearly every
bride of to-day so fortunate as 10 have
her mothers wedding gown In her posses
sion finds on il 10 ornament her own. The
old rose point which trimmed Miss Annie
Louise Gales white satin gown which she
wore when she was married 70 Allen Stew
art Wrenn formerly decked her mothers
wedding dress, ana the lace veil was IN
heirloom which had been worn by many
brides in the family The ceremony took
Mace ON wednesday evening, the Rev. Dr.
I, Mason Clarke officiating. Al the home
Of the brides father. Franz \. Gale, No.
l4o Henry street. 4 small reception fol
IowsI. pink and gold were the colors pre-
dominant in the decorations, which consist
ed of chrysanthemuus and autumn foliage.
Mrs. Milton L. Hitchcock, formerly Miss
Josephine Toerge, At whose wedding last
winter Miss Gale was q bridesmaid. acted
as matron OF honor. She was gOwned IN
cream satin. with garnitures OF gold lace,
and carried white chrysanthemums. The
maid OF honor Miss klttie Gale, a sister
~ the bride. wore "a gown OF pink satin.
yelled with lavender chiffon Her flowers
were pink chrysanthemum-. Mr. Wrenn.
who is the son Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas A.
Wrenn. OF CRAWFORD y. j.. had as best
man Archibald A. Quick. Of Manhattan.
The ushers were HIS brothers, Thomas
Wrenn and Charles Wrcnn. The bridal
party was augmented by two little flower
girls. niece Of the bride, Miss kathryn
schwarzwaalder and dlss Frances BOVINE.
Cards were ISSUED last week for the we'd
ding Of Miss Gertrude Anna Hull. daughter
of the Rev Dr. and Mis-. Robert Bruce
Hull, and Percy watson BrOugh. The
GUNNER Avenue Baptist Church will be the
scene Of the ceremony, Saturday evening,
November 4. with u reception following al
No. s5 Banbrdge street. The brid IS at
PENDANTS are 10 be Miss Alice Hull. Miss
Madolin Maplesdcn, Miss Daisy Brough,
Miss Helen linn Miss Mabel Wickert
Miss Florence Bail. Miss Caroline Tagg and
Miss Jean sheldon. The best man will be
Mr. Watson. ana the ushers are 70 be Nor
man Brough. Norman Huh. Grant Schoo-
maker and Chapman Ropes. November 4
IL also the thirty-secoud wedding ami
vereary of Or. and Mrs. Hun
A home wedding Thursday evening was