New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
WEDDINGS.

Owing 10 mourning in the bridegroom's
| family the wedding was very small ana
| only a few relatives were present at the
ceremony. which was performed by Mon
signor Matthew A. Taylor. There were no
attendants The bride wore an old-fash-
Toned gown Of green Powered silk and
| Leghorn hat, faced with green velvet. She
carried bouquet of orchids.
I MANY folk from New York and Connect
cut attended the marriage OF Miss May A
Weatherbee, daughter of the late Edwin
| II. Weatherbee, to DR.. Samuel Miloank,
which took place yesterday at St Thomas's
Protestant Episcopal Church at Mamaro-
neck The bride is an expert whip and mas
won many prizes at the New YORK ana
Westchester horse shows. The ceremony
was performed by Dean Grosvenor, rector
Of the Church Of st. John the Divine. as
sisted by the Rev DR.. hubert OF Mannat-
tan, and the Rev. Frank r. German, rector
of st. Thomas's Church.
| The church where the wedding took place
was built by the brides grandfather, the
late James NJ. Constable, and his children
as a memorial to Mrs. Constable. the In
terror was decorated with palms, smilax
and peones. Miss Weatherbee was attend
ed by her sister, Mrs. C. z. Read. as matron
of honor. Mrs. Reads little daughter,
Aimee Henrietta Read, acted as flower
girl and Maryland Wheeler was the page.
| Harold Milbank, a brother of the bride
| groom was best man, and the ushers were
| CasweI Barrie. DIR. Clarence G. Coryel,
DR.. Elliott Wagstaff Lawrence and DR..
John Dodge Peters. Miss Weatherbee was
given away by her brother, Hicks Arnold
Weatherbee.
Following the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at Wayte's Court, the
Weatherbee mansion. at Orienta Point on
the Sound
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Danbury, Conn, June 15.-Vincent Charles
Arguimbau, of New York, and Miss
Marietta Starr Hough. daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Benezet A. Hough, Of this city,
were married this afternoon at the Hough
home, Deercroft. in this city, by the Rev.
Harry Chamberlain Meserve Mrs. Ellis
Adams, of East Orange, n. j.. was matron
OF honor, and the brides sister, Miss Julia
Seelye Hough, was maid Of honor. Joseph
Russell Rance, of New York, was best
man.
The ushets were Ellis Adams. East
Orange; Charles Melville Bull, jr.. Brook
Ign; Samuel A. Halsey, of Newark. n. j.,
and Philip ~ Bliss, of Danbury. The
guests included many from New York and
Brooklyn. The bridegroom is a son OF the
late Captain Arguimbau, chevalier Of the
Legion OF Honor Sydney Australia.
The wedding of Miss Clara Barnes Dan
forth, daughter OF Mrs. Frank Lyman Dun
nell, of New York. to Francis Bacon Ham
| lin, of New York and Washington, took
Mace at noon to-day in Christ Church, Red
ding Ridge. with a reception following at
the Dunnel summer home there. The bride
was attended by Mrs. Ebert b. Hamlin'
OF New York. as matron OF honor, MISS
Gladys Lee Wiles. of New York, as maid OF
honor and Miss Anna Schaefer, OF New
York. and Miss Ida Belle Galbraith. OF ST.
4 Louis, as bridesmaids.
The bridegrooms brother, Ebert b. Ham
lin. New York, was best man. The ushers
were sturges b. Shields, Alexander Gordon
and Frank Lyman Dunnell. jr.. of New
! York, and r. Beach Platt OF washington
The bridegroom is the son OF the late Rev.
DR.. z. S. Hamlln. rector OF the Church OF
the Covenant, Washington.
| fpv Telegraph TO The Tribune.
1.,ox June 15.-Guests are beginning 20
arrive I'm WILLIAMSON for the wedding OF
Miss Hsrriet II. sabn. younger daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs. " Henry Sabin. who VIII
| be married TO Henry HOPKINS IT., son Oh
the late President Hopkins. or Willlans
College. on Saturday, June 2, at the coun-
try homo of her father. Miss Ruth saoin'
\ sister, will be bridesmaid, and Albert
Hopkins will be his brothers best man.
The Rev. DR.. Denison, an uncle VIII
of1clate. After short wedding journey
Mr. and Mrs Hopkins will live at NO ~
Park avenue, New York City.
tBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE engagement
WAS announced to-day OF Miss Daisy Coke
Wright. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
rownsend Wright Of St Davids, to VIII
tam Innes Forbes, widely known In fhlia-
delnbla social and club circles and an
officer OF the LIST City Troop.
| fBv TELEGRAPH 10 The Tribune
| Philadelphia. June l5.-Mlss hul'h "o'"''
| daughter Of William Wayne and dlreCt
descendant of General Anthony wayne
Revolutionary hero. was married to-day 10
Thomas Ridgway, member OF one oi
Philadelphia's oldest families. The cere-
mony was performed at Chestnutwood' the
suburban home Of Mrs Samuel Mickle Fox.
/ ir.. an aunt OF tho bride. at Terresdale
The wedding was attended only by rela-
| tiyes and few intimate friends of the
couple The bride was attended by Miss
Elizabeth Dale Phillips as maid OF honor,
and John X. Mitchell, Sd, was best man.
Miss Wayne made her debut at the same
time as Miss Margaret Drexel, and was the
only American bridesmaid at Miss Drexeis
marriage to Viscount Maidstone Her
| beauty and vivacity attracted great atten-
ton during her stay in London at that
time, and she was referred to in the Eng
lish newspapers the most charming
American woman who had ever visited the
British metropolis.
Orange, n. j., June Is (Special). Miss
Mildred Ruth Lambeth. daughter of Mrs.
| William c. Lambeth, of No. 13 Lincoln
street, East Orange, was married tonight
in Grace Church. this CITY, to Kenneth
Tucker Wilson, of East Orange. The cere-
| mony was performed by the Rev. Charles
r. Walkley, the rector. The bride was
given away by her uncle, J. Stevenson
Lambeth, of New York. Her maid OF honor
was Miss Ethel May Wilson, sister OF the
bridegroom. The bridesmaids were Miss
Leonora Keeney, of Springfield. Mass. and
| Miss Marjorie Persons, of Boston.
Wilson Hatch Tucker. of Montclair. a
cousin of the bridegroom, was best man.
and the ushers were Charles i. Pope,
| Charles Crowell and Samuel Hollis, of New