New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
WEDDINGS
Miss Dorothy King Becomes
, Bride Of Stanley G. Flagg.

In St Bartholomew Church. at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Miss Dorothy
King daughter of David ". King, jr.. was
married 70 Stanley Griswold F'lagg, ~. of
Philadelphia. The church. the chaucol Of
which was filed with palms. with vases of
white roses arranged on the altar. was
filled with g,.ests when tho Rev. Dr. Leigh
ton Parks. assisted by the Rev. Clarence
Richardson, Of Philadelphia, performed the
ceremony.
Tho bridesmaids. consisting of Miss
GLADYS Pol Miss Mary Flagg. Miss Maud
Borand and Miss Rosina Otis came down
the centre aisle to meet the bride and then
led the way back. followed hy the maid n
honor. Miss Jeanne King. and after her
came the bride and her father. The brides
gown was Of soft white satin. trimmed with
old family rose point lace. Her veil also
was of rose point lace. fastened with orange
blossoms and a large diamond pin across
the back She wore two brooches Of Cia-
monds and carried lllics-of-the-valley and
orchids.
The bridal attendants were all dress ID
alike. in pale blue satin over chiffon skirts,
and wore large picture hats of blue satin,
faced with black velvet. each adorned with
large pink rose. The maid Of honor carried
an armful OF white lllacs and pink snap
dragon. combined with Farleyense ferns.
The bridesmaids carried Dresden Dou-
duets," made OF pink roses, forget-me-nots'
white sweetpeas and lilies-of-t valley and
tied with blue satin ribbon. The bouquets
all came from Philadelphia.
Oran Baldwin acted as best man, and tho
ushers were stephen Peabody, jr, Van
Rensselaer, S. King. John w. Townsend )r,
Graham Roberts Anthony H. Geyclan' D.
Keating Wilcox and Robert d. Meacham'
the last named OF Cincinnati. The cere-
n,ony was followed by reception IN the
ladies' annex of the Metropolitan Club.
Amone those at the church were Mrs. f.
BURIAL Hoffman, Mrs. Bayard c. Hoppln.
Mrs Charles r. GreenouGh. Mrs. Richard
Irwin. Mrs. Clarence G. Pell Mrs. j. Nelson
por,and Mrs Frederick W. WhitrdSe'
Miss loan Whitridge. Mrs. Hermann Oel-
r,cbs Miss Amy Townsend, Mrs John Bor-
land and Mrs. Samuel Adams Clark.
Mr. and Mrs Flagg on the completion CT
choir bonevmoon trip will make their home
I'm Philadelphia.
pIainfieId, y. J.. Jan. 81 CspeciaD.-Miss
Helen Ray llOOIeN' ud"Sh''' VI
Mrs Edwin S. Hoolcy, ana Edward Power
Sharretts, son of Mr.. and Mrs lhaddeus
6 Sharretts. of this city, were married
this afternoon at the home or the Drlue
parents, I'm Rockview avenue, the Kew
William II. Miller, pastor of ST. Joseph
Roman Catholic Church, officiating. Mrs.
Brown Rolston, sister of the bride, was the
matron of honor. while Ellcry A, Man. OF
New York, was the best man. Mr.. Shar-
rctts is a graduate of Yale, Class OF 'O5, and
is engaged in law practice I'm New YORK
The bride is prominent in local society.
IBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tribunc.l
Philadelphia, Jan. 3l.-Three hundred
guests from New York, Washington, Bos- |
ton. Baltimore and Philadelphia tonight |
attended the wedding of ID. Jack Lit, J
son Of Colonel Samuel ID. Lit, and Miss
Teresa Evelyn Blum, daughter of Mr.. and !
Mrs Ralph Blum, at villa Shifrd, the |
country estate of the blums near Ogont2 |
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. |
Iosonh I<rauskopf. rabbi of the Kencseth |
Israel Temple Immediately after the cere-
monv Mir. and Mrs. lit left for Cuba, where
they will spend their honeymoon.
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 81 Benjamin +. Lut- !
man. a professor in Vermont University OF
burlington. VI. and Miss Anna B. Shepart'
Of Ticonderoga, y. Y, were married here
this afternoon. following their obtaining
marriage license. when the prospective !
hridegroom identified himself with pass
DoTI issued by the State Department At |
Washington The couple refused 10 t9li
WHY they had come 10 tins clty 10 3e
,rarried but said they will start on thelr
honeymoon on Friday morning, when they
viii sail for Europe on the Manitou. fr0,
and his bride k 6ne year his junior