New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

MI SdnOeTSOn WAS ETd0udlcu IIOHl am
herst in 1895. and subsequently from tn
Hartford Theological Seminary. He ha
been at the Church Of the Pilgrims abou
three years
Because Of the death last February o
Thomas Stokes. only relatives were presen
at the wedding ~ his youngest daught, +
Miss Hazel Gene, eve stokes. and Geral'
Morgan eros nVate on Wednesday Tn
ceremony VAS performed At the home o
the brides mother Mrs Thomas Stokes
No. 50S Garfield Place. by IN" Rev. Or
James NJ. Farrar. only white flowers
of-the-valley and bride roses wer
used in the deCorations.
Beautiful old Neno ian point. which hat
been In her family J,r many years. orna
mcnted the brides go n Of white chameuse
Her tulle veil was edged with Honiton ant
she carried shower of vale!
and sweetpcas. Miss Ethel Stokes. as he
sisters maid OF honor and only attendant
wore a trailing gown of white charmeus'
and a large black hat topped by bird o
paradise aigrettes. Mr.. Crosthwaite. who Il
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. eros
thwaite, of Manhattan and Deal Beach
y. j.. had as best man his brother Buryil
Crosthwaite. Bertram T. Stokes gave hi!
sister in marriage.
After returning from their wedding triT
Mr. and Mrs. Crosthwaite will spend the
rest Of the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
sr., at Deal Beach. Miss Ethe
Stokes and Or. John \. Quell, whose en-
gagement was announced a few weeks ago
are 10 be married IN November.
The wedding Of Miss Pauline Shaw and
Harry A. Walton was quietly solemnized
Thursday morning at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pay
son Shaw. at Brookline, Mass. There were
no bridal attendants. and only relatives and
a few intimate friends were present when
the ceremony was performed at II o'clock
Mr.. Walton is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John J. Walton of No. 100 Willow street
He was graduated from Yale in '0o and Is
a member of the Yale and Hamilton clubs
His engagement to Miss Shaw was an
nounced last January.
Quite the most interesting item Of news
this week is the announcement of the en-
gagement OF Miss Lois Kenyon 10 James
S. Shaw. a brother OF Mr.. Walton's bride
Miss Kenyon is the younger daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs George Waterman Kenyon
of No. A2 Carroll street. and sister OF
Mrs. u ward Boocock. She and Miss Shaw
were classmates at Pennington. Since her
debut three years ago-when Miss Shaw
was one of the receiving party-she has
been one Of the most active young womer
in the Heights set. although her home Is
on the Park Slope. Her fiance, who is a
former State Senator OF Massachusetts
comes Of an old family long prominent II
Boston society. Mrs. Sprague. OF Common
wealth avenue, is his sister. No date ma!
been set for the wedding.
From Austria comes word that at Inns
bruck was celebrated on Tuesday the mar
rage of Miss Florence Knapp and the Rev
Waldo Adams Amos The bride is tn
daughter OF Mrs. and the late Rev. Halse
w. Knapp, of No. s62 President street. sh
has for several years taken foremos
part in all the social and civil enterprise
Of the borough, and her efficiency in thi
field was largely responsible for the sue
cess of the social service work at Hol
Trinity, where Mr. Amos is the asssts n
pastor.
Naturally. there was a large representa-
ton from this borough at the wedding /
Montclair. n j., on Monday OF Miss Mario
Converse Randall, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Howard Sylvester Randall. of No. s.
Washington avenue. and Robert Bac
Lltchfeld. The ceremony took place at
o'clock in the Presbyterian Church. an
the reception following was held at II
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Glenwort
Shepmoes.
Miss Mabel Randall, in gown OF apr'ct
satin and shadow lace, with bouquet
Mrs. Ward roses, was her sisters maid
honor and only attendant. The bride
gown was Of white satin and point lac
and she carried of-the-valley. NJ
IJtchfeld, who is the son Of Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Cleveland Litchfeld. Of No. 2o3 CHI
ton street. had as best man his brothe
Edmund Cumming Litchheld. The usheI
were Glenworth Shepmoes, Dr. Frank
Wright. Francis Westbrook and Richar
Lawrence Walker, Jr., Of Brooklyn.
On Wednesday afternoon many person
from, the Heights jouineyed to Hackensac
10 attend the wedding Of Miss Mildre
Steele Williams and Samuel Snyder He
man, Of Philadelphia. The ceremony Wa
performed at the home Of the bride
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry u. William
who until the last few years lived in Hicl
street. Great masses of yellow and whit
daisies were combined with oak leaves
the decorations
The bride wore a gown Of cream colore
satin and duchess lace, and carried show
or of lilies-of- the-valley and gardenias. A
her only attendant she had Mrs. MORO
Gibbons-Neff. of Philadelphia, who wa
gowned in white crepe meteor, and carrie
Killarney roses. The bridegroom is the so
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Herman, OF Lar
caster. Penn. Leon Herman was the bes
man.
on returning from their wedding trip Nj
and Mrs Herman will live at No. I7 Edge
wood Road. Ardmore. Penn.
The engagement Of Miss Blanche Hark
ness TO Clarence Houghton Jacobs becam
known last week. Formal announcement
OF II was made at dinner OF twelve cover
given by Mrs James Hardness at he
home. No. 27s Hancock street. Mr.. Jacob
is the son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
Elliott Jacobs, and was graduated from tn
Polytechnic in 1906.
OF widespread interest Is the announce
ment Of the engagement Of Miss Louis
scholes. daughter Of Mrs. James s. Scholes
OF No. 1903 Albemsrle Road. Flatbush, ant
Edwin Martin Keiser. jr son Of Mr.. an'
Mrs. Edwin Keiser Of No. SS Carroll street
Miss scholes is a clever amateur actres.
and has played leading parts in some o.
the Knickerbocker Club productions at the
Academy OF Music.