New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
MANY JUNE WEDDINGS
Miss Beatrice |. FoIImer and A..
A. Higgins Married in Manhattan
BROOKLYN ADDS TO LIST
,Nuptial Mass at St. Francis
Xavier's for Daughter of
Michael E. Butler.

Ardiss Higgins yesterday afternoon at Del
monco's. The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. DR.. Delaney Townsend
Miss Louise Higgins. a sister of the BRIDE
groom. was the maid Of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Marjorie Simpson.
NJ Montclair, and Miss Edith Fuller There
we're also in attendance upon the bride
three little children, the Misses Mildred and
Nathalie FOllrner and Master Charles J.
Tonmer. %
Mr. Higgins. who is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs william Ardiss Higgins. of No. 1889
Dean street. Brooklyn. had as best man
his brother, Edmund Strong Higgins. The
ushers were Charles Werner, Irving G.
Green. J. Radcliff English. Willis Follmer,
Wallace Cox and Donald Crane.
The wedding of Miss Gladys Ursula White
and Ralph Mayne Bragdon. of Manhattan,
took place last evening In st. Johns Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church, Bedford avenue and
Wilson street Brooklyn. 1t was followed
hv q reception at the home of the brides
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wentworth
White. No. los Hancock stree:.
The bride was attended by a maid OF
honor. Miss Hazel Meeker and four brides
maids. Miss Edith Webster. Miss Anna
Tavlor Miss Marjorie Ferguson and Miss
Gertrude Mddleditch. Carl Bragdon,
Irother of the bridegroom, was the best
man. gud serving as ushers were Edward
Meekcr Ward Pardee Rounds. Richard
Van yrauken. Of Brooklyn: Mark Holmes.
81 Nsnhattan George Guest, jr.. John q.
Norris. Winthrop Rowe and Robert Mosher.
Of Boston.
Nj BragdOn is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
-T.-car nm Rra cdOu of RostDn
Mis- Edith Isabelle Smith, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Randolph Smith. OF
no. 81 East 18th street, Manhattan, was
married 10 Percy Andrew Mckee yester-
CAV 1T the home Of her grandmother, Mrs.
,Nrsm Cooke. No go Hancock street,
Hrooklyn. Bishop Darlington, Of Harris
burg. Penn, formerly rector of Christ
church. Bedford avenue, performed the
CEREMONY.
Tho brides attendants were Miss Janet
belong. Of Manhattan, and Miss Lillian
ScrvmSer. Of Brooklyn. Frank Seaman NC
koc was the best man and Richard G. Hol-
iaman. jr. and Gordon Smith acted as
DShe~s
Mr. Mckee is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mckee. OF No. 20 Gates avenue
Brooklyn. He is a graduate OF Amherst
end is a member of the Crescent and han
ever clubs.
large wedding in Brooklyn yesterday
was that Of Miss Margaret Butler and Johh
!, Barry, son Of the late John J. Barry
The bride is tho daughter Of Michael r.
putIer one Of the Democratic leaders. ana
there were many city officials present at
me ceremony, which took place in the
church Of st. Francis Xavier The Rev
r,syfj 7. Hickey celebrated the nupual
mass II was followed by a small recep-
ton az the Butler home, No. 533 Cd street
The bridal party included maid or
honor Miss Grace Butler: six bridesmaids,
Miss Catherine Butler, Miss leatrlce Cur
lev Misc Ethel Gentsch, Miss Grace Carton
Mtss Alice Barry and Miss Irene Barry; the
tes, man. Gerald Barry, and six ushers'
ur. Joseph F Barry, William Fleming Hn-
bert McNally. Loring NJ Black. jr, Charles
Carroll end Edmund W. Butler.
Miss Rhes VI. O'Nein, Of this city, and
Alexander s. Blumenthal. OF Maywood'
- I. were married on Tuesday at the
home Of the brides uncle and aunt MY ana
Mrs. James : II. Umsted, OF No. @9 west
o-,b street BIZ tho Rev. Dr.. David Saville
yuzzv Owing TO the serious illness of the
bride 6 mother, INC l'ItpNi'Ht ''''N''
have been held at the Hotel Manhattan
was given up, and only the families OF inc
bride and bridegroom were present at the
ceremony.
INV telegraph 20 The Tribune
t,rradDInl.ia. June THE marriage 81
Miss GcoIS~ G. Weed. daughter OF MI ana
Mrs. Henry Bannister Weed. Of Holmes
burg penn, 20 Thomas |. Parkinson oi
View York, toUk place last evening at 81
ror1inic's Church. Holmesburg. After 'he
Wedding there was Il reception at the nome
of tic brides parents.
Ir Parkinson IS member Or inc Ne"
York bar and q director Of the depart hehl
II legal research IN the Law School OF Co
lumhia University.
rI2v Telegraph 10 The Tribune
esn I,raucisoo. June 5.--One Of the most
brilliant Of the June weddings took place 10
dav a 'hc home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Whiting HOPKINS. IN Mcnlo Park, Wheh
Niss Florence Hopkins and John CheeVer
CoWdin. Of New York. were united III mar
Rage Two hundred guests were present.
The bridesmaids, Miss Marian Ieile' MISS
Ruth Zelle Miss Louise Boyd, Miss Ger
irude Hopkins and Miss Elyse schultz were
-owned in rose chiffon over SATIN WIN 'uiis
picture hats to match. They carrIed
showers Of bridesmaids roses.
Elliott e. Cowdin, who arrived from '"o
Fast few days ago with his father was
his brothers best man. Samuel HophinS'
Walter Dupee. Raymond Ormsby. Gid"oh
ormsLy. John Hobbs and Harry scott were
nc srOomsmen.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Aibany. June Sat ST. Paurs PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL Church to-day Miss Eva Jenlsoh'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs +. Darwin Jehi-
son. Of this city. and Francis Mch"an
pruyn. son Of Mrs. Isabella McE"ah
Pruyn. also Of Albany, were married oy the
ROY Roelif H. Brooks. the rector.
Lieutenant John McEwan Pruyn' L o.
A.. Of Fort Sheridan, H., brother OF the
hridegToorn Was best man. MISS Ashes
McEWan Pruyn was maid OF honoT' aiIv
the bridesmaids were Miss Edith Miner VI
Boston. and Miss Emma Tebbutt MISE
Genevicve De Klync and MISS heleh NUM-
OF Albany 81. .,a-,,o,os
The brides gown was Of white cha at 'aee
satin with court train, trimmed Win ioSe.
point and duchesss lace The maId y.
honor wore pink brocaded satin, WIN coui'
train. and carried Killarney roses
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