New-York tribune., 1912-02-15
MISS REGAIN MARRIED
Cardinal Blesses Union of Hotel
Mans Daughter.

part since his return from Rome The
young couple whose marriage he blessed
were Miss Marion Regan. daughter, OF
James B. Regan, of the Hotel Knicker.
| booker. and William Gunther Gardner, sec
ond of the vice-consuls attached to the
| British Consulate General of New York.
| The cathedral was decorated with pro-
fusion of Bermuda lilies, the columns being
entwined with garlands of sweet laurel.
| The bride. arrayed in a gown of white
satin and point de Venise, the train being
| trimmed with old rose point lace, of which
| material the veil was likewise composed.
carried a bouquet of orchids and lilies of
the valley, and was attended by the fol-
lowing bridesmaids: Miss Dolorita O'Gor-
man. daughter of Senator OGorman; Miss
Kathleen Slo, Miss Elizabeth OFarrell
Miss Blanchette Julien, Miss Inez Barrios,
Miss May Wagner and Miss Katherine
Reynard ali of them attired in frOcks or
pink satin yelled with chiffon and trimmed
with silver lace. Their large picture hats
were of brown straw trimmed with tulle
of the same shade. and they carried large
brown tulle muffs from which shower
bouquets fell Their Jewels consisted OF
platinum bangle sct with sapphires ana
brilnants. gifts of the bride. who wore
pearl necklace presented by her parents.
Following the marriage ceremony, the
mass and the henediction, pronounced by
the Cardinal from his throne, the wedding
party adjourned to the Hotel Knicker-
booker. where Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Regan entertained their guests at a wed
ding breakfast. The newly married couple
left town later in the day for short we'd
ding trip before sailing on Tuesday for
Egypt. They propose TO spend some three
months abroad
Gustavo di Rosa. Italian Consul at Bos-
ton. was tho hest man. and Alfred Smiles.
James 4 Regan. jr., Clifford 1reVor'
Hiram Foster. Rex Durward and Euenne
de Markowsk were the ushers.
The invitations issued by the parents OF
the bride assembled a representative gath
ering at the Cathedral True, the pew re-
served for the Governor and Mrs. Dix re-
mained unoccupied. but Caruso and Scott
sat together well up TO the front. Others
present were b. Altman. Magistrate Bar
low, Mrs. Victor Dowling. Timothy ID. Sui
Ivan. Edward Lauterbach, Captain Arm
strong Mr. and Mrs. Timothy l.. Wood
ruff, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Martin, Frank Nc
Isughin, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan J. Brien.
ir.: Arthur Brisbane. Mr.. and Mrs Emile
Baumgarten, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll,
Mrs. William II. Force and Miss Catherine
Force. Florman Nils, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edgar Bull, Frank Tilford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry McAleenan. Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ.
Ham. Mrs. J. IL Hanan, Justice Leonard
GiegcriCh, Andrew Freedman, Mrs. J. s.
Bache, Baron Schlippenbach Mrs. James
a. OGorman and Police Commissioner and
Mrs. Rhinelander Waldo
The menu Of the wedding breakfast fol-
lows:
Cocktail mandarnette.
Caviar Beluga. Crepes de mais.
Tortue verte en- tasSe. amontillado.
Oeuf d'Oreans
Terrapin Maryland.
Carre Of baby lamb, polonaise.
Pommes Helene. PetitS pois fins Ia menthe.
Sorhet au grand mariner
Caille farcic. veroniquc.
Asperges nouyclles Vcrtes froid raural.
La sauce armenonville.
Praises RomanOf COrheille mignardises.
Care des eourmets.
Apollinaris.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Meyer.
daughter Of the late John Edward Meyer,
TO Thomas Russell Brown, son Of DR. James
S Brown, of Montclsir. n. j., took place
last night at Sherry's. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Darlington. of Harris
burg, Penn, and was followed by A recep-
tion.
The bride was given away by her brother.
Cord A. Meyer. She wore white satin,
trimmed with Venetian point lace and en-
broidered IN pearls. Orange blossoms held
her tuIle veil in place and her only jewel
was a diamond circlet. the gift of the bride
groom. Miss Agnes Meyer who was the
maid of honor, wore pink satin. veiled with
white silk lace and embroidered in pearls.
The bridesmaids Miss Hala Hungerfond
and Miss Edith Meyer wore pink chiffon
trimmed with crystal bugles. The Misses
Christine Meyer and Anna Ehlers were the
flower girls James Spencer Brown. jr.
was his brothers best man, and the ushers
were Harold Winter Ernest II. Winter,
Bruce Brooks. Joseph S. Ely. Guy jenkins
and William b. Meyer.
Mr.. Brown and his bride viii spend their
honeymoon In the South
The marriage of Miss Agnes Mary Hicks,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Hicks. Of Long
Island City. to George 4. Timlin, Of
Scranton, PENN took place at ST. Mary $
Church Long Island City. last evening at
o'clock. There was a special musi-
cal programme preceding the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her brother
James p. Hicks. She was attended by her
sisters. Miss Sarah Hicks and Miss Eliza
beth Hicks. as bridesmaids. Alice Hicks.
niece Of the bride. and Alice Foley niece
of the bridegroom, were flower girls. The
best man was Daniel McChrone, and the
ushers were James Timlin, Thomas
O'Brien. James ODonnell and James Nc
Chrome. Following the ceremony there
was a reception at the home Of the brides
mother. MIR. and Mrs. Timlin will 20 on
wedding tour TO Bermuda.
ST. Louis. Feb. 4.-Miss Esther G. Tilton,
of ST Louis. and Henry NJ Wheaton, Of
baltimore, were married here this after
noon at the home Of the brides parents
wheaton was a football player at Yale and
&c now coach of the Annapolis Naval
Academy football and baseball teams.
AN LOVER THE RIVER" WEDDING.
Eta Fuchs and Lcavtt James, both
members Of the musical comedy play
"Oyer the River" now at the Globe The
atre. were married yesterday morning by
Alderman Nathan Liberman. at City Hal.
ACCOMPANIED by many members OF the com
many fhe couple went to CITY Han Where
a license was obtained. Then Alderman
| Tiberman was called in 10 marry theu'
Following the marriage there was a break
fast at which many took part. After the
performance In the evening there was a
deception on the stage, at which EDDIE roy
presided The large wedding cake was cut
| by Mr. Foy and distributed among the
members.