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

broldered in pearls. Her veil was Of lace
and she carried Internationally and
white orchids With the exception Of
Miss Helen Robson and Miss Bertha Rob-
son. whose mother recently married the
brides father, all OF her attendants were
members of her class lat Smith. Their
frCcks were Of lace, fashioned with yellow
satin Empire coats. Instead Of bouquets
they carried ropes of laurel and yellow
A., and her maid Of honor, Miss Dorothy
| Conover, passed to the impTovised altar.
The other bridesmaids were Miss Marga-
ret Blair and Miss Gertrude schwarz, Of
wood. of Roxbury, Mass: Miss Mabel
Rae and Mrs. Walter Vanderbilt McFar-
Ian OF this borough, and Miss Lucy May
Stoughton, cousin OF the bride, Of Mon
tague. Mass. young sister Of the BRIDE
groom. Miss Katharine Conover, was
present as flower girl.
Mr.. Conover, who Is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter S. Conover. Of Atlantic High
lands and a graduate OF Cornell. had as
best man his. brother. G. Sterling Con-
over The ushers were Nelson Conover
and William r. Foster, of Atlantic High
lands: Reginald Cauchois, OF Manhattan.
Masses Of yellow chrysanthemums and
autumn foliage we're used with good
effect in the decorations and made an
attractive background for the bridal
party. Mr. and Mrs. Conover are to live
in Steubenville, Ohio.
An important out-of-town wedding Of
next week will be that Of Miss Amy
Eliot Dickerman, daughter Of the Rev
and Mrs. George Sherwood Dickerman. Of
New Haven, and Willard Cumming Hum
OF the BRIDES parents, No. l40 Cottage
street. on Thursday at o'clock. Only
relatives and close personal friends have
been asked to the ceremony. at which
the brides father will oflciste. assisted
by the Rev. DR.. s. Parkes Cadman.
Miss Dickerman will be attended by her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Dickerman, and
Miss Mary Humstone, a sister OF the
bridegroom. Alfred Edward Ellis. Of
Concord, Mass, is to be the best man.
Mr.. Humstone is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter c. .Humstone. OF No. 2l3
Hancock street. He was graduated from
Harvard in 1902.
The Second Presbyterian Church will be
the scene on Thursday afternoon OF the
wedding Of Miss Lillian Parks, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Chandler Parks.
and Norman Wyckoff Van Nostrand The
ceremony is set for o'clock, and re-
ception will follow half an hour later ut
the home Of the brides parents, No SS
Park Place. r. -.-'
Miss Parks has chosen for her maid Of
honor Miss Alyse Tyson. Her other at
tendants are to be two sisters Of Mr..
Van Nostrand. Mrs. John Hoyt and Mrs.
George Meyer, Of Great Neck, Long, ISL
and; Miss Elizabeth Van Brunt and Miss
Gladys Rudolph.
Mr.. Van Nostrand. who is the son of
John Z. Van Nostrand, Of Great Neck,
will have for his best man r. Goldthwaite
Sheriff. His ushers are to be William
F. Parks, John r. Hoyt. George Meyer.
]. Edward Meyer, the Rev Duncan
Browne and Chalmers Wood, jr.
The bride was educated at the Brook
Ign Heights Seminary. and Mr.. Van Nos
trand is a graduate of Columbia. He is
a member of the Columbia Club and Delft
Phi. His bachelor dinner was held at
Delmonico's on Wednesday evening, and
Miss Parks gave her bridesmaids lunch
con at the Belmont that afternoon.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss
Edna Chapman Moehring. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moehring. OF No.
2O5 Quincy street, and Kenneth Reese
Cunningham. The ceremony IL to take
place In the Nostrand Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church on Monday evening,
October "A, and the reception following
will be held at the Pouch Gallery.
A sister OF the bridegroom. Miss Lois
Cunningham will act as maid Of honor.
and the bridesmaids are to be Miss Mary
McEwan. of Glen Ridge. N. j.: Miss
Florence Hague. OF Roseville. N j., and
Miss Helen McManigal.- Of Scranton.
Crawford Boyer Cunningham will be best
man for his brother, and serving as ush-
ers are to be William James Askin, ST..
A. J. B. Schmidt. Of Pittsburgh Harold
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