New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
MISS BEATRICE FLAGG WE'D
Daughter of Mrs. John T. After
bury Married to Oliver Iselln.

Only relatives and a few intimate lTleHuS
were present at the wedding in st. Thomas
Church at o'clock yesterday afternoon OF
Miss Beatrice Flagg daughter Of Mrs. John
Turner Atterbury, to Oliver 1selin. son OF
Mr. and Mrs William z. Iseln. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev DT.
Ernest NJ Stires. assisted by the koV. pr'
William G. Thayer of Boston, and small
reception followed at the residence oil MI
and Mrs. Atterbury, No. IS West 49'h
street. The church and house were oeauu-
fully decorated for the occasion with cut
flowers. palms and ferns Only the pews IN
the centre of the church were used the
side ones being screened by palms ana
smilaX Palms were placed about the
chancel and white roses were arranged on
the altar
The bride, who was given away by her
stepfather. John Turner Atterbury, was
in a gown Of soft white satin, with Ions
square cut train. The bodice was com
posed almost entirely of point lace and her
veil of tulle was arranged in cap fashion
and was fastened with a spray of orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet Of white
orchids and her jewels consisted of a string
Of matched pearls.
The bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor koeI-
ker, Miss Louise Iselin. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt
and Miss Margaret Thomas, of Boston.
They were in frocks of white chiffon over
white satin, trimmed with Oriental lace
with which they wore large picture hats OF
white chiffon. trimmed with lace bows.
They carried bouquets of maidenhair ferns.
William O'DonneI Isehn acted as his
brothers best man, and the ushers were
Chester G. Burden. James O. Blaine, 81
McKim Hollins. John Shillito. Reginald
Foster. Henry Clark John Koan, I'd, Bay
ard Tuckerman. Richard Whitney and
Roger Cutler. G. Frederick Burnham, Of
Boston. was unable 10 be present. and his
place was taken by Arthur Iselin who acted
as sort Of master Of ceremonies.
Among those seen at the church were Mr..
and Mrs Philip Boyer, the latter sister
Of the bride: Mrs Vanderbilt, Mr and Mrs
Ernest FIagg. Mr and Mrs William L.
Tselin, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Iselin Adrian
Iselin. Miss Terese Tsein. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Iselin. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Iseln.
NIr and Mrs r y. Potter. J. w Fuller
Potter Mrs Charles Steele Miss Nancy
and Miss Kathrvne steele. Mrs. Robert r.
Livingston. Mrs G. Oliver Iselin, Mrs Will
lam c. Rocker. Miss Harriet Alexander.
Mrs. ] Z. Smith Hadden. Mrs Henry
Parish. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Philip W. Liver
more, Mrs George r y. Schieffeln. Miss
Laura V. Webb. Mrs. ". Dennison Hatch
Mrs. oliver ". Bird Miss Claire Bird Mrs.
Charles D. Dickey, Mrs Charles Dana Glib
son ard Miss Leta Pell Wright
Nvack. y Y. Jan 1s-Friends from New
hn q
NJ Mr.. and Mrs John J Bell. in Upper
Nvack. tonight. when their daughter, MISS
Margaret Bell. was married TO Brevard
McRee Jones. Of New York CITY. The keN
Ssrteu Prentice. pastor % the Reformed
Church. performed the ceremony. Hh'
brides only attendant waE her sister. Miss
Helen Bell Rodcliff Jones brother of tn'
bridegroom, was best man. reception
followed the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Jones
will spend their honeymoon in the South
and upon their return will live on Wash
ington Heights, New York.
The wedding Of Miss Ethel Cantln and
Monroe Buckley will take place at the home
Of the bride. No 5s59 Overlook avenue
PHILADELPHIA. on next THURSDAY afternoon
The ceremony. which will he performed 10y
the father Of the bridegroom. the Rev. Dr
James NJ Buckley editor Of The Ne"
York Christian Advocate will be Wit
messed only by the immediate families. MISS
! j,antlin Is the daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-
Tobn C. Dawson. Of OveTbrook, Philadel'
phia. the former q member of the banking
house Of Brown Brothers & Co. Mr. BUCK
lev. who formerly lived in Morristown. y
| J.. is a practising lawyer in Philadelphia