New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
MANY EASTER WEDDINGS
Miss Ruth R. HubbelI Becomes
Mrs. Robert Mason Derby.
CEREMONY AT ST. TH0MAS'S
Clarkson- Haskell Nuptials Cele-
brated in st. Agnes's-Miss
Pickhardt's a Home Affair.

raster Monday is always a popular day
With the brides. and Yesterday was no ex-
cerrion 10 the rule. for there were a num-
her Of marriages of interest celebrated in
the city.
In ST. Thomass Church. which was deco
rated with palms and Easter lilies, Miss
Ruth Rosslter Hubbell. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Buckley Hubbel, was
married 10 Robert Mason Derby, Of Boston.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr Ernest NJ. Stires. assisted by the Rev.
pr. Charles A. Mason, Of Stonington, Conn.
an uncle Of the bridegroom. The bride.
who was given away by her father. was in
q gown Of white satin, embroidered and
trimmed with old lace She wore a tulle
veil. which fell from a lace cap. and car
r,ed shower bouquet OF llies-ofthe
valley.
Mrs Lewis Perry was her sisters matron
of honor and only attendant Her other
sister. Mrs Mason Tyler Adams. who was
also to have been in attendance. was III
and unable TO be present. Arthur 'oxe
Patterson was the best man. AMI the ush-
ers were Dr. Richard Derby, Louis SeabIry
Weeks. Cyrus Widey Grandy, Or. ThcO-
dore Eastman. DR.. George Shattuck and
Ralph Weld Gray.
The ceremony was followed ny rece n
ton AZ tho home of the brides parents, No.
Al Fast 4qth street. The decorations at the
house consisted of palms and pink roses.
Among those invited TO tho reception
uero Judge and Mrs. George G. Holt. Nj.
and Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard. Attorney
General and Mrs Wickersham, Mr.. and
Mrs. David b. ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
\ seymour. Frederick Townsend Martin,
Afr. and Mrs. Wendell W. Blsgden, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Burton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newhold Lawrence Herrick Mr.. and Mira.
Charles r. scarborough. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ives Cobb. NJ. and Mrs. Walter 5.
Clark. DR.. and Mrs Haskell Derby, Mr..
and Mrs. William Amory, Mr. and Mrs.
John Shipman Gray Richard s. Russell
and Dr. and Mrs. George Strong Derry.
The wedding Of Miss Gladys r. Garrison.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ashton G. Clark
son. to z. XIX Haskell took place yestcr-
Gav afternoon in st. Asness Chapel, IN
West DIST street. The brides gown was OF
white brocade. draped with white chiifon
cloth and trimmed with point lace she
wore tule veil fastened with oraHSe
blossoms. and carried a bouquet OF hh's-
of-the-valley Miss Helen Provost CLARK
son was her sisters flower girl, and ;he
bridesmaids were Miss Ella NJ. lIndlcy
Miss Harriet A Garrison, Miss Dorothy
Eowles of Springfield, Mass, and Miss
Helen Lndermann.
The flower girl was I'm green satin and
white chiffon. wore a little Dutch bonnet
md carried a basket OF flowers. The brides
q
coats Of green brocade. and wore shep-
hArdess hats OF white lace. trimmed with
green. Instead Of bouquets, they carried
uands tipped with punches of kicnmohd
roses.
Leon s Freeman acted as best man. snd
the ushers were William 5. Haskell, Harry
=. Ward. Guy l.. Carleton. Benjamin :.
Young. Carleton 5. Cook and ALVIN W.
Perry.
The ceremony was performed by he Rev.
M William T Manning, rector Of Trinity
Parish assisted by the vicar. The Rev. Dr-
NlHem W. Bellinger. 4 reception foi-
lowed Al the home Of the brides parents,
20. 9oS West 18th street.
Miss Edith Clara Pickhardt was married
Yesterday afternoon 10 Jere Coleman. OF
Arlington. Mass, at the home Of the bride
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Plckhardt NO.
1912 Madison avenue. She was given AVA
is her father and was gowned in white
satin with lace trimmings.
Her only attendant was her sister Miss
Dorothy Pickhardt. Clarence .. Hih, OF
Belmont. Mass. was the best man. and the
ushers were Paul and otto PickhaTdt and
Alidshipman Adolph Pickhardt. brothers Of
The bride. and Thompson Sampson, Of Bos-
ton.
The ceremony was performed ny the Rev
Charles J. Smith. pastor of the Holy Trim
itv Lutheran Church, and small recep-
ton for relatives and Intimate friends fol-
lowed.