New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13

daughter. Miss Lillian Pendas. TO Harold
slebert DennIston, OF Ia Paz, Bolivia,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. George W. Den
niston. OF Brooklyn.
An out -of-town wedding on THURSDAY
was that Of Miss Helen A Arms, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Roger W. Arms, OF
Hampstead Long Island, and James
Henry stothoff son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. StothoT, Of No. oJl Lincoln
Place. IL was a home ceremony az $3.50
O'Clock The Rev, Charles snedeker Of
aciated
old point lace and orange blossoms from
her mothers wedding gown adorned the
brides gown OF white crepe meteor. she
wore a tulle veil and carried gardenias
and Mlies-of- the-valley. She was attended
BY her sister, Miss Amy Carlin Arms,
and Miss Elizabeth Somervilie. whose
gowns OF white charmeuse were draped
with green chiffon and shadow lace. They
carried white chrysanthemums and ferns.
The best man was Frank G. Smith, and
the ushers were Newton y. Arms and
william Anderson.
Lavender chrysanthemums and autumn
foliage were effectively combined IN me
decorations.
Miss Dorothy Peters, daughter OF John
Miller Peters, Of No. 100 Pacific street
will be married 20 Alfred Murphy Wednes-
day afternoon. october q. II Is 70 be a
home ceremony at $50 o'clock. Miss
Carolyn Whitney Peters will be her sis
ters maid Of honor, and Miss Eleanore
Mitchell, niece OF the bride, VIII act as
flower girl j. Edward Murphy IL TO be
his brothers best man.
Another home wedding on Wednesday,
October q. will be that Of Miss Katherine
Marguerite Milham, daughter OF Mrs.
Charlotte NJ. Milham. OF No. 81 St James
Place. and Reuben Burton HOuk. The
bride Will be attended by a maid OF honor
Miss Violet Boyce, % Ridgewood, ~ j.,
and two bridesmaids, Miss Florence Bur
CESS and Miss Estelle J. Bowling. Her
brother. Guy Wellington Milharn, is 70 be
the best man. and the ushers VIII be
FLOYD Harold Milham and Clarence Lang
ley Milham. The hour set for the cere-
mony lie o'clock.
The wedding of Miss Amy Eliot Decker
man and Millard Cumming Humstone
took place Thursday evening at the home
OF the brides parents, the Rev Dr. ana
Mrs George Sherwood Dickerman, No.
10 Cottage street, New Haven. DR..
Dickerman, assisted By the Rev. Dr. ;.
T. -
10 which only relatives and close per-
sonal friends had been invited. A small
reception followed.
Oak leaves and yellow chrysanthemuns
were used in the decorations, and these
coiors were carried out In the gowns OF
the brides attendants. Miss Elizabeth
Dlckerman and Miss Mary &. Humstone,
q sister OF the bridegroom, who were the
bridesmaids, were gowned in white lace
with pannierB of yellow chiffon and car
ried yellow chrysanthemums. Alfred Ed
ward Ellis, OF Concord. Mass. was the
best man and Auguste Pratt, OF Engie-
wood, n. j., and DR.. William NJ. Ford,
| of Manhattan, acted as ushers.
Mr. Humstone is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter c. Humstone, of No. 2l8 Han
|
Harvard I'm 1902. He and bis bride will
live at No. "a Gramercy Park. Manhat-
| tan.
II was natural there should be consid-
cradle representation from this side or
the river at the wedding Wednesday
morning of Miss Eileen Regina Whelsn
and Gustave Erwin Steinbach, as the late
Erwin Steinbach. father Of the bride
| groom, was one OF the most prominent
| Catholics In this borough until his death
a few wears ago. He was . Papal mar
auis and lived on Eighth avenue, near
President street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Father James j.
Coan. Of Brooklyn, in the Lady Chapel OF
St Patricks Cathedral, at 1870 o'clock.
A breakfast followed at the home OF the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Joseph Whelan. No l26 East 34th street.
/ Mrs. Charles Boedecker marie Jose
phine steinbach). who went abroad after
her fathers death, and now makes her
home IN Berlin, was the brides only at
tendant She wore pale gray crepe meteor
and black picture hat and carried pink
roses The brides gown was OF white
satin, with drsperies OF chiffon caught UP
BY orange blossoms. She wore tulle veil
surmounted by a wreath OF orange bios
SONS and carried a white bound prayer
book. Paul Koechl. the hance OF Miss
Sophie oIiphant, acted as best man and
his brother. Otto Koechl, OF Brooklyn,
Louis Klingenberg, Or. Charles Boedeck-
or and William steinbach served as
| ushers