New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07

t-piversalist Church. at Derby Line W.
was tho scene yesterday afternoon or the
marriage OF Miss Florence Baxter Nelson
a,uyhtor Of Colonel and Mrs. Charles r..
Nelson. and Lieutenant Horace Thurber
Arlington. L. s A., son OF Henry Apling-
tom OF this city. The ceremony was per-
| formed by the Rev. T. H. Cole. pastor OF
the church. Only the immediate relatives
| 81 both families attended the wedding.
Tho bride was given away by her father.
The maid OF honor was Miss Ruth Messy
and ,he matron of honor was Mrs. Sidney
Il Flanders. the bridesmaids were the
Misses Lucy Russell, May Martlncourt'
Mildred Hall. Edna Caswen' Netue Will
Jams and Carol Clough.
Lieutenant Duncan G. Richards 10Th
Cavalry. was best man, and the ushers
were Captain George j. Oden. Captain W.
! f.. H. Dodson, Lieutenant w. l.. Sheep
| Lieutenant Emmett Adds. A. Burton Mel
son and Henry w. Arlington.
| Lieutenant Arlington is "A native or TINS
city and was graduated from Columbia
| University with the class OF 'W. lie is at
| present attached TO the 10th Cavalry and is
| stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont.
| He was formerly member OF squadron A.
| NdllOlldl 'ibdiu va AN'' '''''
| The wedding of Miss Adele Keys, niece OF
Mrs Albert Journey Mlbank. to Aubrey
Cameron Hull, OF Chicago took place yes
| terday at the home OF Mrs. Mllbank. No.
| l07 East 69th street. Owing 10 the recent
| death of Mr.. Milbank only tho members Of
the two families were present
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
| If Radford His n Y
Miss Marion Sinclair Keys sister OF the
bride. was maid OF honor. and John a.
Hull, a brother OF the bridegroom. was
best man. The young couple will spend
| their honeymoon In Canada, after which
they will go TO Chicago, where Mr.. Hull is
connected with the Western branch of
Spencer Trask & Co. of this city.
| Mrs George Osmar Reynolds. of Pelham
Manor has announced the engagement of
her daughter. Grace Violet. to William j..
| Adams, son OF DR.. William l.. Adams, OF
| San Francisco
| Miss Reynolds is the granddaughter Of
| the late George Huntington Reynolds. the
! inventor, who was one of Pelham Manor
! early residents Mr.. Adams Is a grandson
OF William James Adams, a pioneer lumber
dealer IN California.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
| Muncy, Penn, June 6-The marriage of
| Miss Margaret NJ. Noble. of this place, to
Lieutenant Wallace Lorlng Adams. U. S. A.,
stationed at Fort Adams. Rhode Island,
| took place here to-day.
| East Orange. N. j.. June tSpeciaD Miss
| Amy Eleanor Dtmars. daughter OF Mrs
Henry Pierson Ditmars. OF No. Is Wash
ington Terrace. this city. was married in
Christ Episcopal Church here tonight to
Arthur w. Lunn, OF Newark. The officat-
| ing clergyman was the Rev. Charles T.
Hutchinson. The maid of honor was Miss
Meitta Kruger, of Newark, and the ma
| iron OF honor was Mrs. George Swift Trow
Miss Anna II. Cox and Miss Florence Carr
| lex, of East Orange, were bridesmaids
| The best man was Joseph Hewitt, OF New
York, and the ushers were George Swift
| Trow, OF East Orange and three Princeton
men-Corwin Howell. OF Summit; John L.
Eisele and Waldron Ward, of Newark. The
| bridegroom was OF the class of 'O7, Prince
| ton.
Orange n. j.. June (SpeciaD Miss Olive
Darlington Leggett, daughter OF Mr.. and
, Mrs. Pemberton Leggett, and Edward Chan
cey Halsey, both OF East Orange. were
| married tonight by the Rev. Charles r.
Walkley in Grace Episcopal Church, this
| city.
| The maid OF honor was Miss Ruth Hal
sey. sister of the bridegroom. and the
| bridesmaids were Miss Edith Hedge Miss
Katherine Woodruff and Miss Florence
Allen, of East Orange. and Miss Marguerite
Rose, OF Bronxvlle, N. y. The best man
| was Robert Davis, OF Denver The ushers
were Fred McCracken, of Newark Dudley
Barrows. of planfeld; Ralph Kirkman. OF
Brooklyn; Gilbert N. Hunting, Howard Gee
and Joseph F. Leggett, Of East Orange the
| last named brother OF the bride.