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

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Who had a double
photograph
. were married the same evening, are motor
ing in the White Mountains and expect u
, 60 abroad later in the summer. Mrs. Pen
field. before her wedding ten days ago, was
I. Miss Anna Cathryn Bullwinkel, daughter
. Of Mr. and Mrs John +. Bullwinkel, oil
. No. 5S3 Washington avenue, and sister o'
, Fiddle" Bullwinkel. the former star OF the
Columbia shows. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon"
! Pene.ld OF No. 1886 Riverside Drive, are
the parents of Mrs. Bastedo and Mr.. ZEN
field. 1t was at their home where the re-
ception. following tho double wedoins III
: ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church'
: Manhattan, was held.
MANY young people Of the Heights ana
Westhampton Beach sets VIII DC PIedse'
10 hear Of the engagement of Miss Marion
Lasell TO Minturn de Suzzaro VERDI son u
the late Giro de Suzzaro. Miss Lasell mas
frequently visited the Horatio NJ. Adamses'
and was a bridesmaid at the wedding OIL
Miss Jean Adams and Robert Gair jr. she
il the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
w Iascll, of Whitinsvlle. Mass, but as
her fancA is New York man she VIII
probably make her home there after her
marriage.
socially important wedding quietly
golemnized on Wednesday was that OF MISS
Margaret Hart. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Hart, OF New Britain. Conn.,
and Louis Willis Young. only members
OF the two families were present AT the
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. James NJ. Cooper OF Hartford. In the
chapel Of the Broadway Tabernacle, Man
haitian Mr.. and Mrs. Young will spend the
Honeymoon abroad.
Mr.. Young is the son Of Mrs. Charles
Titus Young. OF No. sec President street
ard Bay Shore, Long Island.
The Flathush Congregational Church.
decorated with oak leaves and pink roses
| was the scene Wednesday evening OF the
| " edding Of Miss Florence Edwinna GiII.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Valentine
Gill and Harland Bryant TlbbrttS. Inc
| Rev. Edward A. George of'lCiated, and half
An hour after the ceremony there was a
reception al Mr.. and Mrs. CHS home, no
IS East 18th street.
The brides gown Of white satin was em-
lroid~red in silk and pearls. Her tuile vel
had a cap drapery Of lace. and she carried
bride roses and ilies-of-the-valey. MISE
Jessie Frazcc. the maid OF honor. wore a
gown Of pink satin with panels ~ cream
shadow lace, and the bridesmaids. MISS
Grace pruning and Miss Elsa Drypolcher
were attired in frocks Of shadow lace. haV-
ing paniers OF pink chiffon. All carried
Killarney roses George s. Lewis served a.
rest man. and in attendance as ushers were
Elmer Thompson. Theodore Larson
stephen Vandcrveer. Stewart Leitch, Johr
r. Ketcham and John Grier.
Mr.. Tibbetts is the son OF Mrs. Frank p
Tibbetts OF Ithaca He was graduated
from Cornell in 1904 when he and hi
, tride return from a motor trip through tho
Eerksh,res they will make their home a.
: No. 33j East 18th street.
To announce the engagement NJ ne
daughter Miss Eleanor Adele Schnii
Mrs Anton schmld on Thursday afternoon
gave a luncheon at her home. No. a.
Grand avenue Covers were laid for twelve
the guests being Miss Virginia Hoxie. Mis-
u Grace Johnston, Miss Ruth Ludlam, MIS-
II Agnes Hindle. Miss Helen Butcher, Mis-
: Jennie Gould, Miss Mae Kurth, MIS-
Y Dorothy Baldwin. Miss Emmy Schmid. o
BROOKLYN. and Miss Elsie BeDder OF Sum
init n. J. The table appointments an
d decorations were in red. Miss Schmid an
q her aance were graduated from Adelphi Il
II 1909
u In Holy Trinity. Montague street Mis-
. Florence NJ. Schovrrling was married y
| anlo
q NJ Norwich. Conn. In the absence or IN
!. Melsh. the Rev. Morris A. Hardness O
| the Church Of the Messiah, officiated. IN
2 | ceremony was followed by small recel
l. | ton at the home OF Mrs. PAU schuiZe
| Berge sister OF the bride. In WHO" 'oIr'
- THE bride. who Is the daughter Of IN
+ late Rudolph Schoverling. was given !
a marriage bv her brother John Schoverlns
Her attendants were Miss Ella Schriphe'
NJ BROOKLYN, who acted as maid OF hono'
IS Miss Olive Hunt and Miss Ella hei'e'
X UiIbur II. Bradford. OF Winsted conn
d mas the best man, and serving az usher
: were Paul Schulze-Berge. william i
8 Nash OF Brooklyn Norman RusselI 'iarF
s Of Hartford and Elmer Munson HINT
- Manhattan.
q Mr. and Mrs. Arthur henlai' p""''
II and their daughter. Miss Jessie curve
Tredwell who spent the winter In BROOK
d ,vn will go abroad again next Tuesday
: sailing for Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm
4 der Crosse They expect TO visit MT an
n Mrs Roger Culver Tredwell who are nov
s In Dresden.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harold l. Pratt VIII spen
Julv and August at Dark Haroor, Me
returninr in the fall TO Glen Cove.
The Omri Ford Hibbards VIII pass Jui'
in the Adrondacks.
DIR. and Mrs. Nathan T. Beers Will spen'
the summer at Sayville. Long Island
, where they have taken cottage for IN
{ season.
CANDLES THAT GROW.
5 Seeds of two very remarkable trees hav
recently come TO the United states Plan
Bureau through the hands OF the agri
cultural explorers. Both of them might h
called light bearers. though in ways some
what different
One OF them IL the pill nut tree, whici
grows In the southern part OF the lslant
| OF Luzon, and nowhere else In the Philip
pines. 1t is quite large tree, and It's seet