New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27

side or the river.
Thursday. December g. Is the dat" set
for the wedding OF Miss Grace Goodwin
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Richard Good
win. Of 40. 50 cambridge street, ana
Clifford VI. Bishop, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
L H. Bishop. Of No. GiT Putnam avenue
II is 10 be a home ceremony at I" c''sh'
with only relatives and intimate friends
in attendance. but invitations 10 the re-
ception following Will be more general
The bride will have four attendants,
Miss Mildred BARLEY, Miss Mildred irish,
Miss Ella Seaman and Mrs. j. PcrciVal
Smith Ida Belle Warmer. Burton /.
Rlshop mas been chosen as best man, ana
named as ushers are Edward 9, Boynton,
Of Brooklyn; John Mccormick, Frederick
RaIe Of Manhattan and Albert MeIten,
Of Boston.
Miss Goodwin is a graduate OF Ade!phi'
and her fance was graduated from Am
herst in 1906. Their engagement was an
nouuced two months ago
The Bedford Presbyterian Church Will
be the scene Wednesday evening Novem-
Der 20. Of the wedding Of Miss Alice Lima
MacGufOg. daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-
William MacGufOg. and Charles Han
Tompkins. The MacGuffoGs until re-
Gently lived I'm Manhattan, but they no"
make their home at No. 2i6 Brooklyn
avenue. Miss MacGuffog IL niece OF
Mrs. Charles Lima, OF Prospect Place.
Miss Marion searles, OF Manhattan, Is
IN ne the maid Of honor, and the brides
other attendants will be Miss Elizabeth
T,eymap. OF Richmond Hill; Miss Eliza
beth Parmlee, Of Staten Island; MISS
Madeline Welch, Of Hackensack, and Mrs.
Leon Cooley, Of this borough. Richard
Van Vranken IS to be the best man, ana
the ushers will be DR.. Archibald Thorn
son. Harry Sims, Alfred Fenno and Roy
Howe.
The reception following the ceremony
will be held at the Chateau du Pare.
Wednesday was marked by several wed
dinps all home ceremonies and rather
ouietIv celebrated. That Of Miss Grace
Newton. daughter Of Joseph Newton Oh
No Il Revere Place. and william 4.
Stewart took place at $3.50 O'CLOCK inc
Rev. DR.. y. MCGEE Waters officiating
Mrs. Leon Grant Cooley was her sisters
only attendant. and William Kip was the
best man. The bride was gowned In white
satin and figured chiffon velvet trimmed
with pearls. and wore tulle vel fastened
nv q pcarl cap. She carried white orchids
and 1uies-of-the-valley Mrs. Godlcy's
gown was Of yellow brocade, with violet
chiffon drapery, and she carried yellow
n N g.
NUNS and autumn foliage were combined
In the decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart sailed yesterday on
the President Lincoln When they return
they will live AT No. 1851 Park Place
AT 43O o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
Miss Dorothy Peters, daughter Of John
NJ. Peters. was married 10 Alfred Murphy
at the home of her father, No. 1915 Pacific
street. by the Rev. Father David J.
Hickey, OF the Church OF st. Francis
Xavier. The ceremony was followed by
a small reception.
Miss Peters wore a gown OF white satin
with a train Of brocade and carried bride
roses and lilies of-the-vaIley. Miss Caro-
Iyn Peters. the maid OF honor, was
gowned in pale blue charmeuse and shad-
ow lace and carried pink roses. Miss
Eleanor Mitchell, who was in attendance
as flower girl, wore a lingerie frock with
blue ribbons and held a basket OF pink
rosebuds. Mr. Murphy, who is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Murphy, OF No. S5A
Fort Hamilton avenue, had as best man
j. Edward Murphy.
For the wedding Of Miss Kathryn Mil