New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-06

SentltlOn lTOll inns DolchGh ht 'hD w.
ding OF Miss Marjorie Weber. daughter
| Of Mr.. aid Mrs. George Weber, and
| John Taylor on Wednesday. october 3D.
| Tho WshLers formerly lived on Mont
| pomery Place, but now make their nome
| at No. sos West End avenue.
| The reception, which is to follow the
| ceremony at O'Clock in the Church OF
All Angels, will be held at the home OF
the brides grandmother. Mrs. George
| Kenneth, No. 3l5 West s5th street
| Miss Pauline Andrews will be In at
| tendance as maid Of honor. and the
bridesn1aids are to be Miss Mary Ryerson'
| Miss Marguerite Jones, MISS Antoinette
Taylor. Miss Emily Ford and MISS Lucy
Iauck. The best man VIII be William
pIemmer and the ushers Donald SIN
clair. Otto sprague. DR.. Harrison Arnold.
George Taylor and Herbert Pond.
Only relatives were present at the "eo-
ding OF Miss Lizette Metcalfe and Rooer,
Meiklejohn, which took place at the ho'e'
Breslin. In Manhattan. at e5o O'CLOCK
Thursday evening. The Rev. Or. RiVing-
ton y. Lord officiated
The bride. who Is tine daughter OF the
late DR.. Ernest G. Metcalfe, of Brooklyn
had as her only attepdant her little niece
Miss Dorothy Metcalfe. Her gown was
of white satin with drapery OF chiHon
embroidered In seed pearls. Her veil
was held by cap Of pearls and orange
blossoms and she CARRIED sweetpeas.
The little flower girl vas frocked IN
pink chiffon and held a basket OF PINK
sweetpeas Mrs. Metcalfe, mother OF the
bride with whom she made her home AT
No 612 East 18th street, Flatbush, wore
gown of silver gray charmense trimmed
with old point lace and steel embroidery
a. Harold Metcalfe served as best man.
| The bride was graduated from Barnard
in 1904 Mr.. Melklejohn Is the son OF the
YosohS oRst Hd ftisn the rst English
newspaper in Japan. He is graduate
Mn the rSfn? MRS soasE els,oha % be
home after November /, at No. 45l East
10th street, Flatbush.
A home wedding Friday evening was
| that Of Miss Elizabeth Hanshew Harbot-
tie. daughter OF Mrs Thomas w. Harbot-
tie. OF No. lS Lefferts Place. and Chester
Seabury Fairgrieve. The brides gown
was Of white satin yelled with embroid-
cred marquisette and trimmed with
duchesse lace. She wore tulle veil and
a cap OF duchesse lace and carried bride
roses and liles-of-the-valley. Her at
tendants were Miss Helen Russell Harbot-
tie and Miss Florence kelman. Their
gowns were Of white marquisette oyer
satin and they carried pink roses. The
best man was Charles Person Reynolds.
The Rev. DR. Colin Campbell Walker
of!iciated.
Wednesday evening brought the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Scollay Nelson and
Lowell Lawrence Decker. which took
place In ST. James's Church, Warrentown.
Va. Mr.. Decker Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Decker, Of No. l6s Lef-
ferts Place. The bride Ia the daughter OF
the late Rev. George Nelson. White satin
and point Venise was combined in her
gown and she had as her only attendant
Miss Nancy Nelson. Of wildwood, Va
The best man was John b. Hamilton. Of
usners were Hugh Nelson. jr., George
Mcrwin Nelson, of Manhattan; Philip
Nelson. Of Greensboro. y. C.. and Douglas
Lees. OF Warrentown, Va
Mr.. ana Mrs? Decker will make their
home IN West 13sth street, Manhattan.
The wedding OF Miss Rebecca Chad
wick and Edward u. Burden will take
place at the home Of the brides sister.
Mrs. Augustus Froeb. No. 1927 President
street. Wednesday, October "a
Miss Chadwick, who IL the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mn. Nathaniel Chadwick Of No.
lbs Union sG,a street: VII have ~ her ma
and Miss Bernice Linnington Will be pres
ent as flower girl. Mr.. Burden Is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burden. Of No.
1903 Dean street. His best man VIII be
Elmer Burden.
Announcement is made OF the engs se-
ment OF Miss June Bordeaux. daughter
Flushing, to Hairy Haxtun Cornwall. Of
F7atbush.
Mrs. Edward Andrew Leslie, Of Mad
ison, n. j., announces the engagement
Of her daughter Miss Florence NJ. Les
lie, to Butler Albert Grihiths. son OF L.
II. Griifiths. Of No. i2l Clcrmont avenue.
Mrs. Leslie and her daughter formerly
made their home in this borough.
DR.. and Mrs. James p. Givens. OF No.
4s3 9Th street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Anna f. Givens.
to J. Alexander Dingwall son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. Alexander Dingwall, OF No.
5S4 LIST street. 30.
The announcement was made when
Miss Givens entertained at bridge FRI
day afternoon. Her guests were Mrs.
Harry Balfe. Charles w Il. Wardell,
Mrs. Gordon Case and the Misses Anna
Taylor. Marguerite Beggs. Edna Pom
eroy. Adrienne Spear. Lillian Howard.
Shirley Gleason, Grace Hatfield, Edith
Field, Florence Backhouse. Helen Ford,
Louise Korber, Valerie Tones, Anne Yer
plancks. Gladys Simmons and Edith Pat
terson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parson, OF No 90
Eastern Parkway, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Lima Franc
Parson, to Edward Merrill, Jr., OF No. ,Ss
Greene avenue.
Mr. and Mrs, Qulmby n. Evans. OF No.
81 Sterling Place. announce the engage
ment OF their niece. Miss Lillian Elsie
Noonan, TO Commander Cassius Bartlett
Barnes, U. g. N%retired Miss Noonan
Is the daughter Of Henry Everett Noonan.
So generous was the response to the
appeal for antiques and portraits made
by the committee OF the celebration for
the 245th anniversary OF Governor Ncolrs
patent that much valuable material had
to be refused because OF the limited ca
pacity Of the hall. That which was
chosen is Of exceptional interest. and in
many cases OF great value. Edwin p.
Clarke was chairman Of the committee.
The celebration will open on Wednesday
evening, when there will be addresses