New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

Marie Appleton and Miss Edith ThurS;on
as bridesmaids. q. Edward fischer. Of
Summit. y. j.. IS TO act as best man. ana
Ferceval Go. pei. brother of the bride, James
W. Escher ara :. FRANKLIN Uscher are to
be the ushors. Invitations viii bc limited
10 relatives and intimate friends.
Wednesday. June 12, is the date set for
tie Wedding OF Miss Edith Schultz, dau2h-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Herman schultz. Of
No 81 Ruby Read. Flatbush. and Or
Thurston Scott WClton. son of Dr. and Mrs
Eradlee Welton. e No. $40 Union street
1t Is 10 he q homo ceremony. with opli rea
tives present. 1u, invitations 80 the rcC"p-
tion following viii bc more general Miss
Mabel Clifford. Of Manhattan, Is 70 hc tI"
maid of honor. and = little cousin of tde
tridc. Miss MarSarct Rich. will attend as
flower gil Waldorf Wcltor, = brother OF
the bridegroom j., to he the best man. and
serving as ushcrs will I've Frederick Gauch
and Earl T. shaw.
MANY from this side OF the river Will he
present at the Wedding on Tuesday evening
OF Miss Dorothy Hart Peters, daughter \
the Rev Dr. and Mrs. Madison Clinton
Peters. Of No. 1890 Glcnwood Road Fiat
bush. ard Harry Alexander stevens. also
or Fiath, sh. ''he co.cmcnv viii take place
at s o'clock IN tho l'i,c rim church. Madison
avenue and l1lst street. Of which Or. Peters
Is rastor. The reception following will be
held At the Hotel Majestic. Central Park
West and 18th street.
Miss GLADYS Gates. of Manhattan. VIII ne
tho brides only attendant. and Harold
Harmon. Of brooklyn, is 70 serve as best
man The ushers will hc Edgar stevens,
Walter Hart, OF Philadelphia Haro''
Curtis. William II. Dewey George Harmon
and Melville Nichols of Manhattan
Miss I,ouise Fdrar was quietly married on
Friday evening TO Edmund Thorp See at
the home OF her mother. Mrs. Charles H.
Edgar. No 10 Monroe Place. The Rev. pT
T. Mason Clarke of1ciatsd. The bridal party
included maid Of honor. Miss Elnor ed
gar: four bridesmaids. Miss Priscilla Rid-
die. OF Boston: Miss Dorothy Wells. OF til-
cago; Miss Mary &. Edgar, OF Manhattan
and Miss Lillian See. OF Mount Vernon.
Milton See. r.. was the best man and the
ushers we're Leonard McAneny. knoWlton
Durham, Of Manhattan; Floyd r. Smith OF
New Rochelle. and clinton Blake. Jr.. OF
Englewood. n. J.
Only relatives and a few personal frenhs
had been asked TO the wedding Of Miss lsa-
bel Oliver Cooper and Frederic MilbanK
Kerr of Manhattan. on Wednesday even
ing. and no extra invitations were Issued
for the reception following The home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
at where the
ceremony was performed BY the Rev. Or,
s. Parkes Cadman at $50 o'clock was elao-
o-atelv decorated with Japanese daisies,
pink rambler and American Beauty roses.
Miss Cooper had only one attendant Mrs.
William II. B. Cooper, who before her wed-
ding last October. when Miss Cooper was
q bridesmaid. was Miss Gertrude Taylor.
The brides gown OF ivory satin was en-
broidered and had a coat Of rose point lace.
Her veil was Of rose point and tulle and
she carried lilies Of the valley and bride
roses. The matron Of honor wore gown
Of cream shadow lace. with panniers Of rose
colored satin. She carried an imperial hou-
quet OF sunset roses and llies-of-the-val
Mr. Kerr who has been making his home
at the Ritz-Carlton, had as best man his
brother Robert BaEe Kerr. The ushers
were Charles Stuart and James Salisbury,
OF Manhattan; William 3. Anderson, OF
Yonkers, and William H. =. Cooper,
brother OF the bride. Mrs. Cooper, sr.. re-
ceived in white satin and chiffon enbroid
cred with pearls and rhinestones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr will spend the summer
abroad.
hAp a. rf "a eJa,. ,,i,ocr
was that Of Miss Dorothy Provost, daueh-
ter OF Mrs B. O. Provost. Of No. o5 ST.
James Place, and F Harold Syrett, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Syrett, OF Montclair.
| n J. The house was ractiveiy deco
| rated with yellow spring flowers and palms
| for the occasion. and yellow was the domi-
| nant color in the gowns Of the brides At
tendants. The Rev John G. Gardner, OF
Englewood, ~ j.. oficlated. Miss Pro-
vost's gown was of white charmeuse and
rose point lace and she wore a lace cap
and tulle veil Her bouquet was composed
| OF bride roses and lilies Of the valley, Miss
Lucille Hodgekinson, Of Chicago, acted as
flower girl and the bridesmaids were Miss
Mary Syrett Miss Marguerite Anger. Miss
Marguerite Fisher and Miss Beulah Pills.
bury. Their frocks were of yellow char
meuse and lace and they carried dafodils.
Allen Reynolds Bishop OF Brooklyn, was
tho best man. and the ushers were Arthur
X. Dearborn. Of Boston; Harry Rowland.
Curtis Campaigne and A r. Nagle. jr.
The formal announcement OF Miss Ella
Ackerson's engagement 10 Winthrop Allen
Mandell was made at a bridge Wednesday
afternoon at her home, No. 1880 Ocean
avenue. Among the guests were Mrs. Hugh
Roberts. Mrs. Paul V. Shields. Miss Kath-
crime De Selding, Miss Gertrude Vandeveer.
Miss Carol Bacon. Miss Josephine Turn
bull. Miss Mildred BARLEY. Miss Bessie
Sparrow, Miss Esther Congdon. Miss Ger
trude Gibson, Mrs. Cyrus Tlhbals, Miss
Harriette Hutchinson. Miss Edna Poneroy.
Miss Dorothy Demarest, Miss Eleanor Ty-
Ter. Miss Maude Gledhjll. Miss Ruth Fair
!. bairn. Miss Marion Shaper. Miss Olive Van
derbiit. Mss Marjorie Camp. Miss Elsie
Calder, Miss Bailey Miss Reilly, Mrs.
Gerald Wlldes and Mrs. Stanton Mott
Mr. and Mrs William S. Dorman, OF Flat
bush. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Louise Curtis Dorman. to
DR.. c. Ross Leonard. also Of F7atbush.
MI. anu MIS- poOrBe ~. WeDDeT' OI NO.
sS West End avenue, but formerly Of the
Park Slope. announce the enga agement of
their daughter. Miss Marjorie Weber. 10
John Taylor OF Manhattan.
Miss Ruth Whitmore Wardcl. of No. 47S
Washington avenue gave tea for Miss
Helen Rogers. Of Manhattan, at her home
on Thursday afternoon between the hours
| Of 1 and O'clock Receiving with them