New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

Rev. DR.. Frank VI. Townley and g. recep-
ton will follow at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Peter
Heniey, No. 67S st. Marks avenue
Miss Hazel Hefley will he her sisters
maid Of honor and there are to be two
bridesmaids. Miss Helen Hefley end Miss
Marion Williams. Mrs. Benjamin Webster
Blakey and Mrs Donald Ferguson are to
attend as matrons of honor. Russell Pru-
den Of Manhattan. is to be the test man
and the ushers win be Schuyler Brundage,
Frank Ketcham. Benjamin Webster Blakey
and William Blandy.
Wednesday. June y. has been announced
as the date for the wedding OF Miss Helen
dc Ncufville Powelson and William McKin-
ley Barber. whose engagement was an
nounced last March. The bride Is the niece
OF Mr.. and Mrs Lewis \. Poweson of the
Hotel st. George, where the ceremony will
take place at s o'clock. Mr.. Barber is the
son OF Mr. and Mrs Marshall c.. Barber.
Of Canton, Ohio, and was graduated from
Yale Sheffield School IN 1905.
OF direct interest TO Brooklyn society
will be the wedding of Mrs. Anita Eunice
Minton and Hamilton Pell, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Pell. OF Manhattan. Mrs.
Minton is the daughter Of Mrs. George D.
Small. who until recently lived at the Van
Anden, in Pierrepont street. and was mar
ried to Charles Furniss Minton in Janu-
airy, 1905. Her wedding TO Mr.. Pell will
take place on Wednesday in ST Bartholo-
news Chapel, and a small reception Will
follow at the home OF her mother. No 1877
East 73d street Manhattan Mrs. Garri-
son Adams will be the matron of honor
and Miss Alice Taintor. a niece of the
bridegroom. will attend as flower girl.
Henri c. Harnickell is TO be the best man.
Mr.. Pell and his bride will spend their
wedding trip abroad. They expect to sail
on the Carpathia on June 1, to be absent
until September.
Announcement Is made Of the engage
ment of Miss Lillian Merrill and J. Har-
old Knapp son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knapp. of No. 70 Linden avenue, Flatbush.
Miss Merrill Is the adopted daughter or
Mrs George Parsons. OF No. 1893 Madi-
son avenue, Manhattan. and Kennebunk-
port, Me-, where the wedding will proba-
bly, take place early In the autumn.
Mrs. Joseph Henry skillman Of No lsl
Berkeley Place, announces the engage
mont Of her daughter, Miss Ethel Skill
man. TO Robert L Watson. Of Richmond
Hill, Long Island.
Miss Eva e Cass and Gustave A jain
are to be married next Saturday the
bride is the daughter Of Mrs. Marion r.
Cass, Of Elkland Penn. where the cere-
mony will take place. Mr.. jain Is the
son Of Mrs. Gustave A jain. Of No. Ut
Ocean avenue, and was graduated from
the Columbia School OF Mines in 1911.
Miss Cass is a graduate Of Dickinson Col
lege.
One Of the most interesting OF recent en-
fragments was that made known early IN
the week Of Miss Alice Steele Ide and Fos-
Ter Hannaford Miss Ide, who is the daugh-
fer Of Mrs. Charles W. Ide, OF No. 43 Rem
sen at. made her debut four years ago
She is q niece Of Colonel Willis I. ogden
and Of Henry z. Ide, OF Henry street ana
of George Z Ide and Mrs Francis L.
Jine. Of Manhattan. She IS quite as well
known in society across the river as she
IS on the Heights. Her fance Is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. julie Murat Hannaford' OF
ST paul, and was graduated from Yale
Sheffield School In 1908
home wedding Tuesday evening was
that NJ Miss Candace Thurber and Thomas
Kennedy Stevenson, Of Manhattan. Inc
brtda ,s the daughter Of the late Mr.. and
q.
Sidney Place. where the ceremony took
Mace at S o'clock. The Rev. Alexander
Pueseu Stevenson, Of Schenectady, father
~ the bridegroom. performed the ceremony
which was followed by small reception
The bride was attended by Mrs. John IS
Michel. OF Manhattan, and two broes-
maids. Miss Fannie Davis, OF Pittsheid
,f,se and Miss Charlotte Morton, OF Al
hauv. one in pale green and the other IN
ugbt yellow. The carried pink snapdragon.
The hest man was Charles llalsey ana
pavrnond D. Thurber, brother Of the bride
and Alexander r Stevenson, Jr., acted as
ushers
The bride is a graduate Of Smith and Mr.
stevenson IS a Princeton man.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace Allison, OF
IIoulsWood. Hollis, Long Island. announce
tho engagement OF their daughter, MISE
min Dell Allison. to Charles Gordon Pen
ringtop son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doug
las Pennington also OF Hollis.
"Wednesday evening was marked by the
wedding OF Miss Ella Muriel Goepel. daugh-
fer Of Mr.. and Mrs Adolph r. Goepel, ana
Henry Fischer. ir The ceremony was per-
formed at o'clock at the Goepcl home
No l13 Remsen street, which had peeh
hoautifully decorated with American
Beauty roses and greenery for the occac
sion. The Rev. Or. c. T. j. Wrigley' or
Grace Church. oficiated
The bride. whose gown was or white
satln trimmed with rose point lace. and
who had a heavily embroidered court train,
carried white swcetpeas and lilies-of-the-
valley. Her maid OF honor was Miss Mar
carct Fechteler OF Manhattan. Her gown
was Of pink satin, with a grdle OF the
raIest green. over this was worn cream
lace coat and she carried daisies The
bridesmaids who wore white satin frocks
and lace coats with green girdles. and also
carried daisies, were Miss Marie Appleton
Miss Edith Thurston and Miss Helen Bruf
6. Edward Eseher of Summit, y. j.. was
his brothers best man, and serving rs
ushcrs were Perceval GOepel, James w.
Fischer and A. Franklin Fischer.
Mrs. Goepel was attired In American
Beauty satin, with an overdress Of gray
chiffon.
Mr.. and Mrs. fischer will make tneir
home al the Van Anden No. 81 Pierrepont
street
Dr.. and Mrs. J. b. Rankin, or NO. 40
IIirnrnd etrcet announce the engagement