New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

with profusion Of Easter lilies and pink
roses, and under a canopy OF the latter
flowers the ceremony was performed py
the Rev. DR.. George =. Mains. who had
also chrIstened the bride. a small recep-
ton followed.
An aisle through the drawing rooms
was formed by eight friends OF the pride'
gowned in white marquisette and bearing
rome Of smlax and pink roses. They were
Miss Dorothy Fackner, Miss Jennie Cope
land. Miss Harriet Love, Miss Nellie
Hubbs. Miss Mary Peck, Miss Rachel Bur
net. of Brooklyn; Miss Anna Wight OF
Glen Ridge. n. j., and Miss Miriam Crow
ell, Of Dorchester, Mass.
Miss Marilla Houghton Pratt was her
sisters maid OF honor. She was gowned IN
satin striped pink chiffon, trimmed with
bugle lace and carried pink ink roses he
bride's gown was Of white crepe meteor
and duchess lace. She wore tulle veil ana
orange blossoms and carried lilies-ot-the-
valley.
Thomas Johnson Allen. Of Manhattan
acted as best man for Mr.. Fackner, VINO Is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fackner.
The ushers were William Brace Pratt
Walter Franklin, Allen l. Taylor, OF
Brooklyn, and Howard Doriss, Of Boston
Mrs. Pratt, mother of the bride, received
in a gown of black thread lace over cream
satin, and Mrs. Fackner was attired IN
gray satin and point lace. The bride is a
niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Robinson Ken
nedy and is a graduate of Packer. Mr..
Fackner is a graduate OF the Polytechnic
and Cornell.
Representative Of society from all parts
of the borough was the congregation which
filled 81. Pauls Church on wednesday even
ing for the wedding there. at $50 O'Clock,
OF Miss Florence Dunbar Morrison and Rob-
ert Julius Schneider. The Rev. DIT Towns
end Glover Jackson performed the cere-
mony, which was followed by reception
at the home Of the brides mother, Mrs
Cornelius Morrison, at No. 70 Canarslc
Lane.
The bride, who was given away by her
cousin. DR.. Daniel Livingston Morrison
was gowned in white satin. hand en-
brodered and trimmed with point lace. Her
tule veil fell from a cap OF lace, and she
carried lilies Of -the-valley and gardenias
The maid OF honor, Miss Alline Williams,
ard four OF the six bridesmaids were NOM
bers OF the brides class OF Packer, 10.
They were Miss Elvla ZabrisAe, Miss
Dorothy Wandel. Miss Helen Mlllard and
Miss Helen Latson. The other two brides
maids were Miss Lily Schneider sister OF
the bridegroom and Miss Mildred Williams.
30 oClyn
gown Of American Beauty chiffon over
white satin having an overdress Of shadow
lace. The frocks OF the bridesmaids were
OF lace. veiled with American Beauty ch!f-
fon. They carried sweetpeas. Miss Kathe-
rne opp, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wellington opp OBlanch Nor
rison). who several years ago were also
married in St Paul's. acted as flower girl
for her aunt. The best man was Chester
Urban Palmer, and serving as ushers were
Richard Hamilton Torrey. who is TO marry
Miss Williams on April 30; Edwin Keiser,
Keith McVaugh. G. Preston Ward. Herman
Harrison and Franklin w. Palmer.
Mr.. Schmeitzer is the son OF the late DR.
Robert Schneider. Mrs. Schneider, his
mother, received in black lace over white.
and Mrs. Morrison wore lavender satin. with
q tunic OF gold embroidered net.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Perch Rowe, Of
No. 50 Hancock street, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Constance
Margaret Rowe. 10 William Redfeld Por-
ter, of Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bell Butler, Of No.
365 Hancock street, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Eleanor Eliza
beth Butler to the Rev. Willard p. Soper,
Of Castleton, n. Y. Miss Butler is a grad
uate OF Packer and her fiance is a graduate
OF Hamilton College and the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. He was formerly the
Rev. DR.. John +. Carson's assistant, at the
Central Presbyterian Church.
At no house on the Heights does one meet
more we'll known Manhattan women than
at Mrs. Walter St. John Benedict's. Some
OF these who crossed the river for her
bridge on Monday were Mrs. Joseph +.
Davis (Molie MAXWELL; her sister, Mrs
Donald Grant Geddes; Mrs. Henry Law
renee Burnett Mrs Justus Rupert. Mrs
Stewart L. Woodford, Mrs. Frederick X
Hollister, Mrs. Matthias Nichols, jr., Mrs
Guy II. Williams, Mrs. John McKerson
Camp. Mrs. Dwight f.. Robinson, Mrs. Al
bert Holmes Tatum Mrs. Edward Nor
timer Ward, Mrs Lyman y. Kendall. Mrs
Howard Cushing, jr, Miss Achelis, Miss
James. Miss Murray. Miss Frances Will
Jams. Miss Lane. Miss Bertha Benedict.
Mrs. Samuel Rebor, OF Governors Island; (;
Mrs. a. A. Low. Mrs. Theodore Pratt. Mrs.
Harold L. Fish, Mrs. Lewis Mills Glgg,
I
Mrs. Il. Carleton Cranberry, Miss Caroline
squibb, Miss Julia Langhorne. Miss Bertha
stockwell and Miss Marion Lltchheld.
Miss Dorothy Mix will be married to
Charles johnson Wilson Thursday evening
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Rowland Mix, at No. 260 Riverside Drive.
Miss Phoebe Taylor will be her only at
tendant, and David Wilson. of this bor-
ough, is 10 act as best man. The ushers
will be Elmore d. Morgan. Leonard Brooks,
Otto Weir Heinigke. of Brooklyn. and Ar
thur Blight, OF Toronto. The Rev. DR..
Eldredge Mix, an uncle of the bride, will
officiate.
Several hundred invitations TO the cere-
mony had been issued for the wedding Of
Miss Mary Margaret Swift and Leo Jerome
Curren. which took place on Wednesday
afternoon in ST. Patrick's Church. but only
relatives and a few intimate friends were
asked to the small reception which followed
at the Swift home, No. 2O5 Washington
avenue.
The bride. who is the daughter or the
late Mr.. and Mrs George +. Swift. was
given away by her brother. George f..
Swift. Her gown was of white satin. orna
mented with duchess and point lace. She
wore a lace cap and tulle veil and carried
lilies-of-the-valley and orchids Miss
Frances Swift, her sister. was her maid of