New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23


IBy Telegraph 20 The Tr'hunc.I
Hewlett. Long Island. June .. - Many
prominent members OF tho summer colo
MES here and at Woodmcrc. Ccdarhurst
and Lawrence attended to-day the wedding
Of Miss Helen u. Agcrnach daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs Joseph 5. Aucrhach. TO Her
man Leroy Emmett. at Katholcuiorr the
country home Of the brides parents.
Tho reception room In which In" ccrc-
mony took place was attractiycly decorated
with summer flowers. palms and ferns and
the wedding was one OF the prctucst In
this section this season.
Miss Kathryn n. Auerhach. sister Of
the bride, was her maid Of honor. ana
the bridegroom's sister and Miss Jeanette
Whitlock. Miss Elizabeth Russell Miss
Laura Livingston. Miss Resale Coo, and
Miss Mareareta Boekman, were the brides
maids Ensign Robert NJ Emmci. /.
s y. the hridcgroom's brother was his
best man. and the ushcrs were John y.
Aucrbach. g. l.. Eaohe, McEvir Nhiiock'
Charles Parsons. Richard :. Emmett u.
Smith. John VI. Ely. Dewes W. Dilworth,
Francis ". Murray. and Esmond 7,
OBrlcn.
Montclair. June O. (SpcciaD.-Aiiss Agnes
PHILIPPINE zimmerman. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. z. ]. Zimmerman, Of 80. -ol
Alexander avenue. and Harold Boyd Tuni-
son, Of Roselle Park. were married In ST.
.Janes's Episcopal Church at o'clock this
afternoon.
Miss Alice May Fleming. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Fleming. Of No.
900 West 1891 street. was married Wednes-
day morning to Frank L. Smith, Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel, al the thurch or
our Lady of Lourdes. 142d street near Con
vent avenue. The bride was attended by
Miss Claire Davidson and tho bridegroom
by G. Woodbury. German, of Providence,
r l. The ushers were: Peter Comeriorl'
Daniel Hurley. Alfred b. Mcacham and
Josiah A. Slower.
A receptlon nj the Hotel Marscillo fol-
lowed tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will spend their honeymoon In Canada,
the Thousand Islands and the White
Mountains.
Among the invited guests were: Magis-
trate and Mrs. Charles w. Appleton, F..
BENJAMIN Andrews Chancellor Of the Ne
braska State University; Edward b.
Adr,ch. Commissioner OF Elections; j.
Gabriel Britt Surrogate and Mrs. John =.
Cobalan. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cunning
ham Mr.. and Mrs Richard Croker, Jr.. |
TrstIco and Miss G. +. Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs Everett c. Colby, Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ Curtis. Judge and Mrs. John r. Davies |
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DAILY. Surrogate and
Mira Egan, of Hudson County. n. J.; Mr.. |
and Mrs Richard A Farrelly, State Sena-
tor and Mrs James Frawley, Charles f..
.x-(,n
Mrs Higgins of Rhode Island; Congress
man and Mrs. Il. f. Klnkead' or Jersey
CITY. ex-Mayor and Mrs. John $. Kent,
of Brockton, Mass; Lawrence o. Murray
| Controller Of the Currency Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher Matthewson. Deputy Excise
Commissioner Thomas +. McAvoy and Mrs.
McAyoy. Judge and Mrs. John V. McAvoy,
Dr. and Mrs. e. styles Potter Assistant
| CORPORATION Counsel George l.. Sterling,
Judge and Mrs. Peter She'll. Judge and Mrs.
! philip Slnnott, DR.. Edmund l.. Stevens,
Dr and Mrs. James Ogilvie, Judge and
Mrs. William Young. Judge Thomas
Noonan, and State Senator James A. Foley.
| fBy Telegraph TO Tho Tribune
| Danbury, Conn. June 22.-Miss Leila In
| eersoI Haven, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
George c. Haven, OF New York and Ridge
Il
field. and Gilbert l.. Jones, jr., were mar
rIed at noon to-day in st. Stephens
Church. Ridgeheld
The bride was attended by Miss Alice
| Haven, her sister, and Miss Katherine
Garrison Chaplin. Mr.. Jones's best man
was his brother, George Jones. The ushers
were Lawrence Nick. Miller. Frederick w.
| Hubben. George G. Haven, jr., William s.
| Seamans, jr., John a. Sweetzer and An
| derson Dana.
The wedding was followed by a reception
| at tho Haven country home. in West Lane.
| GBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Waterbury. Conn, June 22.-There were
many New York people in Southbury this
afternoon at the wedding Of Miss Marjorie
G.. Oatman, daughter OF DR.. E. i. Oatman,
| of New York City, and Carl s. Munson. of
| Waterbury, Yale, 1912. celebrated at the
| Church OF the Epiphany. a quintet OF
New Haven string musicians. familiar TO
Yale folk, played the wedding march.
| The maid of honor was Miss Helen Him