New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23

Rlshel. There were also in attendance as
ushers Charles Bandy, jrr Frank Harm
den, Charles Requa and Frank knighton.
Mrs Bullwinkel vas attired In violet vel
vet brocaded chiffon, and Mrs. Penhe!d
wore lavender Charmeuse.
In the Lutheran Church Of the Holy Trim
ity, in Cumberland street MISS Anita LIN"
was married on Wednesday evening to the
Rev. Emil L Fischer, pastor OF the church.
The Rev. G. G. Fischer, OF Elizabeth
father OF the bridegroom. OBLIGATED.
The bride. who is the daughter Of Mrs
j. Herman Lins Of No. 13l Clinton avenue,
was gowned in white satin and duchess lace
and wore a tulle and lace veil, fastened by
wreath Of orange blossoms. She carried
an ivory bound prayer book. The maid OF
honor Miss Marie Breden. was gowned In
white chiffon. accordion pleated, over light
green and carried pink sweetpeas. There
were two bridesmaids Miss Madeline Clark
and Mss Edith Lins. Their frocks were
similar 10 Miss Breden's, only the co!ors
were reversed. The Rev Charles Smith Of
Manhattan. was the best man and John
Linnett and Paul Hotter were ushers.
4 small reception followed the ceremony.
Perhaps the largest wedding Of the week
was that Of Miss Ethel Dorothy Buttl!ag
and Albert Tyler Brophy, which took place
on Wednesday evening in ST Francis
Xaviers Church. Nearly a thousand inv!-
tat!ons had been issued FOR the cereTonN,
and about three hundred persons were pres
ent al the reception which followed a. the
-, -. hrVScte v,,rsber Af~a N'illi1 J
Quitting. No Sal Carroll street The Rev.
Father James J. Durick, who had married
the brides parents of7ciated, assisted By
the Rev. Father David ]. Hickey, pastor Of
the church Peonies and palms were used
in the pew bouquets and in the gold vases
on the affairs At the house there was 4
huge marriage bell Of white roses for the
receiving party. and elsewhere there we're
roses in pink and white and peon!es.
Graduated widths OF rose point ace
trimmed the brides gown OF white satin.
and narrow edge ~ the lace formed a
border for her veil, which was fastened hv
a rope OF pearls and clusters Of orange bios
SONS She carried lnies-of-the-yslley. Miss
Clara Buttlng, as her sisters maid o.
honor wore a pannier gown 81 pink satin
and chiffon and a large white hat faced
with pink, having Etresmers Of black velvet
The bridesmaids gowns were also Of pink
| satin but made with rufied skirts and lace
fchus over the shoulders They wore large
| pink hats and carried pink roses. rhe'
were Miss Beatrice Buttlng, Miss Gertrude
Smith, Miss Eva Brophy and Miss Anna
! Hatten. There were also two little flower
girls. Miss GLADYS Buttling and Miss Eliz-
abeth Cullen, in white lace frocks over pink
and carrying baskets Of pink sweetpeas
Harry Rrophy was his brothers best man..
and serving as ushers were Frank Doherty,
David Mccain, Frank Murphy and Archi-
| bald Mayo
Mr. and Mrs Brohy will make an extend
ed Western tour. The bride is the daughter
Of the late William J. Buttling, at one time
Sheriff Of Kings County.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Charles Pressprich
sailed on the Lusltania Wednesday. They
expect to return carly in September.
Or. and Mrs William L. Felter will sail
on the 1vernia July B. returning August q
on the Campania.
Mr. and Mrs Desmond Dunno will spend
the summer abroad. They will sail July ..
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fowler will spend
the early part Of the summer abroad. They
will sail July by the Olympic and return
10 pass the latter part Of August and Sep
TENDER at the Mount Washington Hotel,
Breton Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mason Day have
booked passage on the Adratic. which sails
Thursday They will remain abroad until
late in the fall.