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

country place at Kennebunkport Me.
While Miss Eames, who is the daughter
Of Francis L. Eames, of No rs Rensen
street. has always been an active figure in
society, her serious interests have been
along civic and philanthropic lines. She
is closely identified with the United Neigh
borhood Guild and the social service work
Of the Church Of the Pilgrims of which
her fance is pastor.
Mr.. Sanderson was graduated from Am
herst in 1896 and subsequently from the
Hartford Theological Seminary.
The Church of the Saviour on Pierrepont
street, was decorated with white peones
and palms Wednesday afternoon for tho
wedding there at o'clock Of Miss Kathe-
rine Eleanor Blossom and Edward Harlan
Webster The ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. John H. Lathrop was
followed by a small reception at the home
of the brides aunt, Mrs. James l.. Morgan,
No. Pierrepont street. There the decora-
tons consisted of pink roses and laurel.
Miss Blossom is the daughter Of the late
Mrs Sarah Hill Blossom and niece OF
Mrs Simeon r. Chittenden. Wearing
gown of white satin and point lace and a
tulle VEIL she was escorted UP the aisle
by Mr.. Morgan. Her only attendant was
Miss Gratia Webster gowned in pink char
meuse and shadow lace. With this cos
tune was worn a large white hat yelled
in pink and trimmed with rosebuds and
forget-me-nots The bride carried white
roses and Miss Webster's bouquet was OF
pink ones Mr. Webster. who is the son
II Il
had as best man Harold A. Nomer. Of
Plainheld. y. J. Acting as ushers were
Harold Hill Blossom. Jesse Adkins, Of
Washington, D. c.. Milton Fischer, OF Man
! haitian, and William Kennedy tr, of
Brooklyn.
Mrs Morgan received in a gown OF Ge-
ranium pink chiffon, with a blue Persian
border, and Mrs Chittenden was attired IN
gray Powered chiffon.
Mr.. Webster is a Bowdoin man. He and
Mrs. Webster will spend the summer
abroad, sailing July 8 and on their return
will live IN Springfield Mass.
Miss Mildred Williams. daughter o! Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Williams, formerly OF the
Heights, will be married 10 Samuel $. Her
man, Of Philadelphia, on Wednesday at
the home OF her parents. IN HackensaCK
Invitations are limited 70 relatives ana
close personal friends Of the two families.
Mrs. Morton Gibbons-NeT. OF PHILADELPHIA,
will be the brides only attendant. and Leon
Herman is 10 be his brothers best man.
The ceremony is 70 take place Ut 40
clock
Quite simple in detail was the wedding
on Wednesday evening OF Miss Victoria
Dessart and George 4. Wignan. The Raw
DR.. Frank NJ. ToWnley performed the cers-
mony at the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E Dessart, No. 6s5
ST. Marks avenue, in the presence Of rela-
tives and few friends. Miss Erma Wig
man was the brides only attendant. and
Charles Dessart acted as best man for Mr.
Wigman
The drawing room, where the ceremony
was performed al s o'clock, was decorated
| in white ana green, and in the dining room
pink predominated. The brides gown was
Of white charmeuse and duchess lace, and
! duchess lace formed a cap for her tulle
veil She carried llies-of-the-valley and
white orchids. Miss Wigman. whose en-
gagement 10 Gustav Zeller OF Manhattan,
was recently announced, was gowned in
! white crepe meteor and carried American
Beauty roses. Mrs. Dessart appeared in
gown Of black and white lace, and Mrs.
! Charles W. Wigman, mother OF the BRIDE
groom was gowned in old blue satin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wigman sailed on Thurs
day on the Celtic They will be absent
about three months.
! Announcement is made Of the engage
ment Of Miss Emily Thallon to Roy Muir
phie Miss Thallon is the daughter Of Mrs.
! William Morrison Thallon, Of No 1912 Pa
cihc street. She was graduated from Vas
| sar last year.
Wednesday morning brought the wedding
f, Of Mrs. Mabel Dean Kabfeisch and Roger
| II. Bacon, OF Manhattan. The ceremony
was performed in the Church Of the Holy
Trinity, the Rev. Or. J. Howard Mesh
| officiating in the presence Of relatives and
few old family friends. Mrs. Kalbheisch
who was gowned in blue charmeuse, was
escorted 10 the altar by her son, Dean
| Kalhfeisch, but was unattended. Mr..
| Bacon. who is the son OF Mr. and Mrs
| Francis Mcneil Bacon, had as best man his
brother, James f. Bacon. He was grad
uated from Columbia in 1896, and is a
member of the University. the Racquet
and Tennis and the Baltusrol Golf club.
| There was a large representation from
| this side OF the river at the double we'd
| ding in St. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
Church, ssth street and West End avenue.
on Wednesday evening. when Miss Anna
Cathryn Bullwinke became the bride Of
| Harold Cassinove Penheld, while his sister
! Miss Julia Penfeld, was married TO Orin
| Eastedo There were elaborate decorations
at the church, consisting OF arches Of smi-
lax and pink roses and great masses Of
daisies At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
! Raymond c. Penfed, No. 336 Riverside
Drive. where the reception was held, pink
and white peonies. roses and daisies were
used The Rev. G. p. Eckman. pastor Of
| the church, offlciated.
I Miss Bullwinkel, who is the daughter OF
| Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bullwinkel of No.
$50 Washington avenue, wore a gown Of
white satin and point lace and a lace and
tulle veil. She was attended by a matron
| Of honor, Mrs Samuel Terry Buzzee, in a
white lace robe, with a bouquet OF pink
| roses. Her cousin, Miss Florence LAns,
acted as flower girl and her other at
| tendants were Mrs A. Wilfred Tuthll,
Miss Marie Ernst, Miss Male Bucket and
Miss Alice Bullwinkel. James Preston PEN
field was his brothers best man, and serv
| ing as ushers were Edward ]. Bullwinkel,
| B. Holt Willard, G. Human Barrett and
| Roland A. Hills.
Miss Penheld's gown was Of white chif-
fon, soalloped and embroidered with pearls.
Her maid Of honor, her cousin, Miss Irene
| sieberling. OF Akron, Ohio wore pink char