New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
terbeek. Of No 422 East 18th street, Flat
busb 10 Heinrich + C SCHNEIDER.

terbeek. Of No. 422 East 10Th street, Flat
bush. to Heinrich T. c. SCHNEIDER.
Just the immediate members OF the two
families witnessed the marriage of Miss
Dorothy D. Leighton, daughter OF DIR.
John A. Leighton, OF Manhattan, and
Lynus Spadone, which took place on
Thursday The Rev Father Connarty Of
fciated Mr.. spadone is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Warren spadone. Of No.
2OS New York avenue.
At the wedding OF Miss Lavinia Whit
ney and Sheldon Du Cret on Wednesday
evening the BRIDES grandfather. Daniel
d. Whitney, nonagenarian and former
Mayor Of Brooklyn was quite as eagerly
sought as she by the guests, all anxious
10 avail themselves OF the opportunity OF
meeting and extending 20 him their good
wishes. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Edgar Thompson in ST. James's
Episcopal Church and the reception fol-
lowing was held al the home OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel ID.
Whitney, jr.. No. lie Gates avenue.
The brides attendants were her sister.
Miss Marion whitney who acted as maid
Of honor: another sister, Miss Anna Whit
ney: Miss Lillian Halsey Miss Adele Du
Cret a cousin OF the bridegroom. and
Mrs. Robert Monsell Gilmour (Florence
Naylor) The maid OF honor wore frock
OF pink charmeuse with an overdress OF
lace, while pale blue chiffon was used to
drape the pink gowns Of the other at
tendants. They carried pink roses. Miss
Whitneys gown was Of white charmeuse
and lace. and she wore tuIle ana lace
veil.
Mr.. Du Cret. who is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur F. Du Cret, OF No. 1863 Ne"
York avenue had as best man his brother.
DR., Herbert Du Cret. His ushers we're
Daniel D. whitney. Cd. Charles p. Burr
James r. snelecor and Allen r. Bishop
AT the church the decorations were in
white and green, chrysanthemums ana
palms being used. while at the house pink
was the dominant color, given by the pro
fusion Of chrysanthemums and roses.
Mr. and Mrs. william s. Wandel. OF No.
SIS Park Place, announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Alberta Wandel'
TO George H. Merrill son Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Edward w. Merrill, Of No. 1853 Greene
avenue. Miss Wandel was graduated
from Packer I'm 1903, and two years later
took her degree at Vassar. Her hance
,s a Cornell man. class OF $.
Manv persons from this borough Jour
neved TO Jersey City on Tuesday evening
10 attend the wedding OF Miss VIDA COOK
Williams and Richard Hamilton Street
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Louis street.
Of No. 4s Grand avenue, which TOOK
MACE in St Johns Episcopal Church
there at s O'Clock After the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev George
r Hadley, there was q reception al the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. Thomes
II. Williams, No 5T Bergen avenue Jer-
sey City. Pink chrysanthemums forineu
the pew bouquets, and were comoih'
with smilax in the other decorations q
the church, while at the house there was
a variety Of autumn flowers and foliage
Much sentiment attached to the ola
rose and point lace on Miss Williams $
gown OF white satin. for II had adorhsd
the wedding dresses OF her mother ana
grandmother, and had also been worn Dy
other brides in the family. Her ven OF
lace net and point lace was fastened ~
a wreath OF orange blossoms. and reached
raarly 10 the end OF the full court tram
Of brocade She carried Bride roses anu
,ilies-of-the-valley Miss Helen simpson,
NJ Scranton, Penn, was present as marc
NJ honor. and the brides other attendah's
were Miss Dorothy Conger Street SIS
ter OF the bridegroom; Miss Harrlette
ny,es. Miss Florence Dorfinger, Miss
Elizabeth Potts, Mrs Harold MiXseil ana
Mrs 7 Milford Enright. They were al
tired In chiffon and charmeuse, In grahu-
ated tones Of pink. the first two malos
wearing the palest shade while the ma
~ honor appeared in deep rose with
,noso gowns, which were trimmed with
lace and fur, they wore white lace caps
81 carried mink chrysanthemums
Mr. Street was graduated from Lehigh
in 1910 and four of the ushers belonged 10
his class and were fellow members Oh
Psi Upsilon. They were X. Hamilton
Torrey. of Clinton, N. Y, until recently
NJ Rrooklyn; George Francis Murnane' OF
this borough; william De Lacy Gold
a,nith and Harold Blanchard, OF South
Orange. Harvey l.. Street, Jr., senior
% Iehieh. was his brothers best man
ord the other two ushers were Gilbert
~ p,dovav and Richmond Wells, of Jer-
sey City.
Thomas Hilton Williams gave his sister
IN marriage. Mrs. Williams received IN
black velvet. with jewelled trimming and
duchess lace. and Mrs. Street wore
gown of white charmeuse fashioned with
court train OF black velvet.
The evening preceding the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. j. Hollis Wells gave a dinner
Of twenty-four covers for the bridal
marty al their home on Clifford avenue,
Jersey City. Abou; the same number OF