New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13
MISS THORNE A BRIDE
Her Wedding at St. Bartholo-
news a Brilliant Affair.
BECOMES MRS. E. H. earle
Church Thronged by Fashionable
Set-Colgate Hoyt, Jr., Mar
ries Miss jeanette Meyers.


Although tho sun did not shine on the
hrde-it rained from the time she left the
house until she returned-the wedding Of
Miss Margaret Thorne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne. and Edward II.
Garlic son Of John ]. earle, in st. Barthol-
omew's Church at o'clock yesterday sf-
ternoon was one Of the most brilliant of
the season.
The church was beautifully decorated
with clusters of liles-of-the-valley, which
we're fastened 10 the pews of the centre
aisle. and with ferns and tall palms, from
which fell strands Of roses. 1t was crowded
with a fashionable assemblage. There was
Q programme of organ music while the
guests were gathering and the chorlsters Of
calvary Church sang the professional
meeting the bride at the door and leading
the way to the altar. Miss Thorne was
preceded by her bridesmaids, who, instead
Of bouquets. carried flower trimmed pompa-
dour gauze fans which matched their gowns
and were showered with sweetpeas
The bride, who was escorted to the altar
and given away by her father. wore gown
Of soft white satin, with a long square
court train trimmed with sprigs of orange
blossoms and having white chiffon around
the edge. The skirt was trimmed with
pointe d'Angleterre, Of which material her
veil also consisted. The latter was fastened
with orange blossoms and fell the full
length OF the train. She carried bouquet
Of lilies of the-valley anl white sweetpeas.
Her sister, Mrs. Birdseye Brakeman
Lewis, who was her matron Of honor, was
attired in mauve chiffon over mauve satin,
.s4l l., IyN,.r lar urfth MI
she wore a large Leghorn hat trimmed with
bows of pink satin. Her fan was or violet
gauze, picked out with sweetpeas. The
bridesmaids were Miss Adeline Townsend,
Miss Ursula Wolcott Brown, Miss Aileen
Osborn and Miss Anita Thorne, cousin OF
the bride They were dressed in pink chif-
fon over rose satin and wore Leghorn hats
trimmed with mauve satin and tulle. Ihey
wore enamel watches studded with dla-
iuonds. suspended from chains OF enamel
and gold. which the bride had given them
G.. owen Winston was the best man and
the ushers were the bridegrooms brother,
Robert W. earle, +. Ambrose clark MAI
COIN Stevenson. Fletcher Harper, Bros
eve Brakeman Lewis and +. Skiddy Won
Stade.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Greer. assisted by the Rev. Sidney n.
Usher. A reception. followed at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, No. 2ss Madi-
son avenue.
Among those seen at the church we're
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortrght Mrs. ). IL
smith MADDEN, Miss Frances Hadden. Mrs.
Harrison X Bird, Mrs. J. Allen Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thorne, Mrs. r. Am
brose Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J. ems
holm. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haight. MISS
Madeleine O'Brien, Mrs Willard Brown,
Mrs. G.. Hunter Brown, Miss Elise Laoe"'
Harvey Ladew, Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mrs.
S. II. Valentine, Lawrence Atterbury, Mrs.
John Aspegren Mr.. and Mrs. George Rus-
sell Peabody, Mrs. Henry NJ Alexander
Mrs. Richard A. Anthony and Clinton Gill;
bert.
Hempstead. Long Island. June 12.-Col-
rate. Hoyt, jr, a member of the New 1ork
stock Exchange and popular In society
married this afternoon Miss jeanette
Meyers, one Of the leaders OF society IN
this vicinity The father of the bridegroom
who lives at Oyster Bay. is one Of the d.
rectors Of the Standard OIL Company ana
has a large fortune. Charles Meyers, father
Of the bride, is we'll known in the fire In
surance business, and has summer nome
here.
4 special train brought many guests
from Manhattan and Brooklyn The cere-
nonv was performed by the Rev. Dr. Henry
AIottst nastor of Holy Communion Church
IN Manhattan. The bridesmaids were Miss
varv Movers. sister Of the bride. and Miss
Elizabeth Hoyt. sister Of the bridegroom
of hn
was hest man. The ushers were Arthur
Meyers, Nathan r. Reid. John A DIX
stephen W. Nathan, Stanton whitney FercS
&. Weeks. Elton Hoyt and Henry A. ray
mond. After the ceremony there was re-
ception at the home Of the brides parents
Miss Helen de Neufville Powelson' niece
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Powelson' was
married last evening 10 William Mckinney
Rarber a nephew of the late President MO
K,nlev. The ceremony was performed by
tho Rev. DR.. i. Mason Clarke in the Powell
son apartments in the Hotel st. George
BROOKLYN, the attendance being limited 10
relatives and close personal friends.
The brides attendants were her sister,
Mrs. Philip Wygant, Of Buffalo, and Mrs
T.. Ciarkson Seward, Of Brooklyn. John
Barber Of Manhattan, was his orothef )
best man.
Mr. Barber is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NiarsbaIl c. Barber. OF Canton, Ohio and
v-as graduated from Yale Sheffield School
in 1905.
The wedding Of Miss Edith Schultz and
DR.. Tburston Scott Welton took place last
evening at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schultz. No. Cd
Rugby Road. Flatbush The Rev. DR.. james
NJ Farrar oficiated.
Miss Mabel Guilford, of Manhattan, acted
an maid Of honor, and little cousin OF the
bride, Miss Margaret Roberts, attended as
flower girl. Dr. Welton who is the son Oh
DR.. and Mrs. Bradlee Welton' OF NO osA
Union street. Brooklyn, had as best man MS
brother. Waldorf Welton. The ushers were
Frederick Gauch and Earl 7. Shaw.
DR.. Welton is a graduate of the Long
Island College Hospital and his bride was
educated at Packer. They expect to return
from their wedding trip the middle OF July
and will then spend the rest OF the SUM-
mer at Sea Gate.
Miss Marie Louise Brinkman, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. Macmillan Brinkman, OF
Hackensack. was married TO Jerome II. IL
Irgbetta son of Mr.. and Mrs Henry L.
Ughetta. of Flatbush, yesterday morning IN
81 Agness Church The breakfast follow
ing was held at the Hotel Aston
fpy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
Nyack, n. Y, June 12.-Miss Anna H.
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