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Arizona republican., 1913-04-03

Henry M. Flagler, principal own CT of the Florida East Coast Rail- road and builder of the marvellous concrete railroad bridge to Key West, remains in an alarming con- dition at Palm Beach, Florida. He fell on marble stair some time ago, and the injury to his hip was so serious that he still is confined to his bed,
Arizona republican., 1913-04-03
S1,SSS,265
Total

This does not include all the appro- nriatiOns but merely those contained in the general appropriations bill Tor the ensuing years The lotdiS oe' onnosite the names include all the items that generally come under the head of expenses, salaries, improve ments. and maintenance.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-03

Goodrich Tires and Tubes. Mono- gram Oils and Greases Tires and tubes vulcanized. Overland 1103- Cons. Main 461.
 315-317 North Central Avenue
Arizona republican., 1913-04-03
Threw Away
 His TRUSS!
Strenuous Old Sea Captain Fools the Doctors
 And Cures Himself.

No man. woman or child who is rup- tured-no matter how severely or at what age-need despair of being cured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
SEERY-LARKlN.

In ST. AIMS Church yesterday evening
Miss Miriam Irene Larkin. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs James Joseph Larkin, was
married to Frank Seery. Of this CITY
The color scheme of the decorations AT
the church and at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Larhn. No. 240 East 10Th street
whore the reception was held, was green
and white. The Rev. Thomas r. Myhan'
rector Of the church. ofiiciated. The bride
wore wedding gown Of white satin
trimmed with rose point lace and tune
veu Her bouquet was Of white orchids
and es-of-the-valley.
Miss Helen Larkin. a sister OF the BRIDE
wearing pink charmeuse ana laVehue'
chiffon with q white lace hat with laVeh-
der crown. was maid Of honor, she car
ried a bouquet of pink roses. The brides
maids were Miss Marion Wild, Of Kinder
hook. \. Y: Miss Sabina Larkin. MISS
Anna Smith and Miss Marion Johnson
They wore costumes Of pink charmeuse
with rainbow girdles and white lace mats
with pink crowns trimmed with rose Oh
the rainbow shades They carried bou-
quets of pink roses
Parker Bentley was best man. anu
Frank McEvoy. Leo Larkin, Pehheiu
Tompkins, Arthur Schultz, Harry Lasher
and George NJ. Schaefer, 1r, were ushers'
Mr. and Mrs. Seery will take an auto
mobile trip through the Berkshlres' ana
on their return will live In New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
MENTYRE-SHEE HAN.

The marriage of Miss Helen Marie
Sheehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A Sheehan. 10 George Mcintyre
took place last evening in the Church Of
the Holy Name. Goth street and Amster-
dam avenue The Rev. Father T.. ).
Tierney performed the ceremony, assisted
by Monsignor Kean. the Rev. T.. J. Swee-
new and the Rev Father Gimartin. The
brides gown was of white charmeuse
satin and embroidered chiffon. trimmed
with duchess lace. Her tulle veil was
arranged IN cap fashion. caught up with
wreath Of orange blossoms. Her orna-
ments were string Of pearls and dia-
mond brooch. gifts Of the bridegroom.
She carried a shower bouquet OF white
orchids and liies-of-the-yalley.
She was attended by Miss Adelaide
Kelly as maid OF honor, who wore
gown Of pink taffeta lace and carried
shower bouquet of pink sweetpeds and
forget-me-nots. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Marie Campbell. Dorothy Con-
ron. Ruth Hildreth and Louise Y. Eek
hardt They were dressed in light blue
charmeuse trimmed with lace and orchid
satin and they carried shower bouquets
Of lavender sweetpeas and forGet-me-
nots The flower girl was little Muriel VI.
Moore. who wore frock Of pink accor-
dion chiffon. with an overdrcss Of Boz
hemian lace fringed with Nlies-of-the-
valley. and a peasant cap Of Bohemian
lace. tied with a pink velvet ribbon she
carried a basket Of pink roses and for
get-me-nOts.
Carroll Newall acted as best man and
the ushers were James r. Kelly. George
ODDS. Irving Body. Stewart McDermott
and Herbert Kelly
After the ceremony there was recep-
ton at the home Of the brides parents
30 2l5 West 9sth street. Mr.. Mcintyre
and his bride will spend the next few
months travelling in Maine and Canada.
They will make their home In New York.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Sheehan, DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Agnew Mr. and Mrs. John +. Agnew'
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron w. Bastedo. Mr.. and
Mrs. r e. Bishop Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Schoonmaker. Mr.. and Mrs
RAYMOND G. Penheld. Preston Penheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Downey, George
:. OIes, John Starbuck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Farrely. the Misses Farrelly'
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. lIildreth Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. X. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. X Il.
Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs a. G. Degraw.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Dennison, Myron
u. Finch. Allen T. Hopping. Mr. and Mrs
RAYMOND G. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Russell. Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Ryan and Howard II.
HOppin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
In Washington Society.

The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane were guests at dinner tonight or
General John G. Black. who had as other
guests Senator and Mrs. Works, Senator
and Mrs Shafroth and Mrs. stephen
Abbott. daughter Of General Black
Mr.. and Mrs. John HAYS Hammond
Will soon close the house in Massa-
chusctts avenue which they have oc-
cupied for several seasons. They have
bought the residence OF Mrs. George
NJ pullman In 10Th street and after next
winter will probably spend the social
seasons In the capital. They have taken
an apartment in New York for next
winter
Mrs. william Cumming Story was the
guest OF honor at "A reception given to-
night bv Mrs Charles w. Richardson.
The national officers OF the ID. \. r. and
members OF the society were also guests
Among the hosts entertaining dinner
parties AT the Chevy Chase Club to-
night were Senator and Miss Lippitt.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas 7. Gsff. Mrs. I.
Dewitt Talmage. Captain and Mrs.
Harold y. Norton. Colonel and Mrs. John
p. Biddle. Paymaster O'Leary. Pay
master Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. b. w.
Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Britton. Colonel
barnard Mrs Walter Bruce Howe and
General John q. Black.
Miss Katherine Crane, daughter OF j.
Burnett Crane. was married at noon to-
dav In ST. Adams Church TO Harold ).
Brown. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Irving IL.
Brown, Of Plainheld. ~ J. The Rev. G.
&. r. Brattenahl ofiiciated. assisted by
the Rev. Charles Warner w. w. Frazer.
jr.. OF Philadelphia, who was best man
nj the marriage of the brides parents,
accompanied her 10 the altar and gave
her away. Miss Estelle Crane was maid
OF honor and the brides only attendant.
Henry w Brewer, OF Plainheld. was
best man, and the ushers were John
Platt Myers. OF Plattsburg. n. Y. and
clifford y. Baker OF Plaintield. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown will live In Plainfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05

Dudley s. Morgan is at the Corson cot
tage for short stay.
Mrs. Iorilard Spencer has gone 10 New
York for q week. as has Mrs. Lyman
Tiffany.
Mrs. ogden Goelet will not open Ochre
Court this season. Her son, Robert Goe-
let. WAS here to-day looking for one OF
the smaller cottages. A member OF the
German Embassy stan was also cottage
hunting here to-day.
Mr. and Mr.. Edward e. Mclean and
Horace II. Westcott of Washington, left
here to-day They will stop at Plalnheld
for the horse show. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
can are to spend a short time in Europe
before opening Black Point Farm, Ports
mouth.
Robert Grosvenor was reg stored at the
Casino to-day
Egerton l. Winthrop will return from
abroad on June IS
Mrs Burke Roche will leave Europe for
Newport on June a.
Mr.. and Mrs William Fitzhugh White
house. OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick II. Prince. Of Boston, are 10
spent part OF the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Parsons, Of New
York. are To be season guests OF Mrs.
Parsous's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clews.
Mrs. George u. Widener. Of Philadei-
phia. with her family, will arrive at the
John r. Drexcl house on June 10.
Mrs Bradford Norman is visiting in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Davis, Mrs. Will
lam Woodward. Mrs. Elisha Dyer and
Professor and Mrs. Raphael Pumpely ar
rived for the summer this evening.
Mrs Benjamin r. Kittridge. OF Carmel,
y. Y. is at the Muenchinger King.
Mrs. William f. Randolph, OF Washing
ton. is a guest Of Miss Powell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
FORBES-CROSBY.

Miss Ioseuhine VI. a. Crosby, daughter
NJ Nr and Mrs Henry Ashton CROSBY
v.as married 10 Allan Forbes. OF Boston
at noon yesterday in the chantry oil grace
Church. The decorations were very SIM
pie and consisted Of two large vases OF
pink roses placed on the altar. Inc ceIe-
mony was performed by the Rev III
Charles Lewis Slattery. assisted y! inc
Rev. Herbert Shipman, Of the ChuTch OF
the Heavenly Rest The bride entered the
chantry with her father. who gave her
away She wore a gown OF SOFT "hl''
satin trimmed with old rose point lace
and her veil Of old lace. arranged IN cap
fashion. was held in place by wreath OF
orange blossoms. She carried shower OF
Ales-Of-the-valley
Miss Dorothy Forbes. sister Of the
bridegroom. was maid Of honor Her cos
tune was Of ciel blue satin brocade with
which she wore a picture hat of black
straw, topped with plumes Of the same
color Miss Evelyn Witherbee and Miss
Cornela Galatia were bridesmaids. They
Tore gowns Of white chiffon and lace with
gIdes Of blue tatin. and hats Of blue
straw trimmed with pink roses and wheat.
The attendants all carried large bouquets
o. bride roses
Henry Ashton Crosby. jr.. brother OF
Inc bride. was best man, and the ushers
we're F. Murray Forbes. Joseph Balch'
Lewellyn Rowland, " Penrose Halo
We'll. Jr., and Edward Nicoll Fenno, IT,, OF
Boston, and John r. Crosby. a brother Of
we bride. Following the ceremony there
vas small reception AT the home OF Mr..
ana Mrs Crosby, No. % Washington
Square
After the wedding trip Mr.. Forbes and
"s bride will make their home In Boston.
among those invited were Mrs Henry
ashton Crosby, jr.. Mrs. Charles Brown.
@s william Allen Butler, Miss Lydia
outer Arthur Butler. Mrs. l.. q. Crosby,
s.s' Allan Crosby, Miss Ethel Crosby s.
X. Crosby, Colonel J. Schuyler Crosby,
ans J. Murray Forbes. Mr. and Mrs.
,Onn NJ. Forbes. Mr. and Mrs J. X.
aladding, Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Eustis.
s'' and Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mrs Albert
:, Nallatin. Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee,
s' and Mrs. NJ. l.. Benjamin, Mrs. Law
.",e Breese. Mrs. Joseph Balch. Mrs. G.
=. hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt
,''Oil Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Brown,
ss Dorothea Draper. Mr.. and Mrs.
''''se Lee, Mrs. G. c. Kobbe. Mrs. Henry
aNtt' Miss Alice Preston. Miss Anna
,.oOhson. Mr.. and Mrs Newell Tilton,
rs Mary Vaughan. Mrs. Christopher
w"Oie' Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod. Miss Evelyn
-@shall' Miss Ethel Merritt Miss Linda
nn''ssn, Mrs. c. e. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
w. B. Rogers. Mrs. r. c. Watson. Mr..
Butler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Ferris Williams Wedding At
tendants--Charity Ball.

Morris DOuw Ferris. who is to marry
Miss Dorcas Williams. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Williams. at Far Rock
away on June a. has chosen his brother
Van WICK Ferris. Tor his best man. His
ushers VIII be Thomas Resolved Williams
and Henry Waldron Williams, brothers OF
the bride; Chalmers Wood. jr, +. Throop
Geer. william Montague Geer, jr.. ana
Henry Bethune Weisse. Mr.. Ferris will
give his bachelor dinner on June 10
Arthur w. Butler, whose marriage TO
Miss Anna Foster Robinson, daughter Of
Or and Mrs Beverley Robinson. Is set
FOR June II in St Georges Church will
have Andrew v stout for his best man
end his ushcrs will be Henry Spies Kip
BEVERLEY Robinson brother Of the bride ,
Dexter Blagden and r. Hubert Litchield
Miss Pauline Robinson will be her sister +
maid Of honor and only attendant
Mr. and Mrs. william douglas Sloane,
v,ho spent the spring In Europe. have re-
,urned To New York. and will soon 20 to
their place at Lenox for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mrs.
Elisha Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
e, Taylor returned from Europe on the
Kronprinzessin Cecilie.
Nrs George Blagdcn will close her
house. in East Goth street, on June 20, and
will go 10 her place at Seabright, n. d..
for the summer.
The charity ball which was TO have
been held at the Garden city Hotel last
night has been postponed to Friday
Among the patronesses Will be Mrs. Resi-
maid Vanderbilt the Countess Deary. Mrs
Frederick Nelson, Mrs. Henry Penning-
ton Taylor. Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps
and Mrs. Tyler Morse.
Mrs lanes G. Colgate and the Misses
Colgate are at the Hotel Gotham for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel II. Valentine Will
call for Europe on June 10 on the Vic
torla Luise. They will make an automo-
bile tour IN Germany. Austria and Italy
and return TO this country In October.
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Mccullough Will
sail for Europe to-day on the France TO
snend the summer in Switzerland.
The Baroness de Raoul de Granenrled
and her daughters. Miss Gertrude and
Misc Violet Hamilton, will spend the sum
mer at oyster Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Dows. who are at
their country place AT Rhinebeck. ~ "
u,ui 90 10 Dark Harbor. Me, early next
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Years OF Discretion" will close its long
run Al the Beasco Saturday night
Arthur Hopkins, who returns from
Europe ON Friday, will Immediately begin
preparations for the production Oh
"F,vangeline" early in September. lie
also plans to produce THE Deluge." by
Henning Berger, new play by Eleanor
Gates author OF The Poor Little ken
Girl" and a play by Rachel Crothers'
Homer Lind will appear next season IN
a play made from his present vaudeville
act. II is to be called "A Man OF YES
terday."
Emma Dunn and Grace Edmond will
rsappear in vaudeville next week at Proc
tors Fifth Avenue Emma Dunn VIII
MAY I'm new sketch. Making Good
and Grace Edmond will appear in new
repertory OF songs.
FRITZ schen will not take Mile
Modlste" to London, as previously an
nounced. She has decided TO begin a
forty weeks tour Of this country ana
Canada Immediately after closing her
summer season at the Globe. Mile
Modiste" is being played under the stars
this week. as the movable roof has been
used since Monday night and VIII De
rolled back every fair evening.
"All Aboard" with Lew Fields at the
head OF the cast. Will open at the ne"
Lew Fieldss Roof Garden tonight.
Monsieur Leon Gaumont Will give spe-
clal invitation view of his new talking
motion pictures in natural colors to-mor-
,ov, afternoon AT the seth Street Theatre
Frank Labor has been engaged for the
H. II. Frazee production of Robert W.
Chambers's "Iole." which has been set
IN music by william Frederick Peters
and will be produced next season at the
Longacre Theatre.
Richard Bennett will give special
matinee performance or Damaged
Goods" before the Pennsylvania state
Legislature. at Harrisburg, next Tuesday.
The graduating class at West Point will
have it's annual theatre night Thursday
evening at the Knickerbocker, where
Julia Sanderson is appearing In The
Sunshine Girl"
DE witt Jennings will replace Wilton
TAYLOR as Inspector Burke in within the
law" at the Eltinge Theatre on Monday
evening.
Houdin made good his boast to break
out of the convict ship Success after being
locked and shackled in one OF the CELLS
Yesterday afternoon, although II was
more than an hour before ne finally APP
peared and swan ashore.
This Friday will be actresses day of
the suffrage week at the Park Theatre.
Edna Archer Crawford leading woman
of the Corse Payton Stock company. VIII
road a message from Lillian Russell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
Cold Caught at Football Game
a Year Ago Settled on Fa-
nous CoaCh'S Lungs.
MADE ARMY OF CHAMPIONS
Yale's Physical Director at Va
rious Times and Latterly
with University of
Pennsylvania.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Philadelphia. June T. - Michael c.
Murphy. classed by many as the greatest
track coach and athletic trainer that
America has ever known. died here this
afternoon from a complication of diseases.
Never robust. although a developer OF
Drawn in others. Mike" Murphy had
been in III health for fifteen years ana
eight years ago was virtually at deaths
door. Or. Robert G. Torrey, the former
football star. who was Murphys pbysi-
clan. was with him when the end came.
The famous coach died peacefully at
$3.50 this afternoon. although he had suf-
fcred from severe attack Of coughing
earlier in the day.
Murphy's Illness dates to the Penn
Michigan football game, more than a
year ago. when he accompanied the Penn
team to Detroit and attended the game
in n binding snow storm. He caught
a severe cold. which settled on his lungs.
he was advised to 80 TO the South. and
while there had two or three relapses.
Despite his weakened state on his return
here. he wanted TO attend the intercol-
legiate meet at Cambridge last Saturday.
He was so stirred up when he heard OF
the Penn victory that the excitement is
said TO have been partly responsible for
the final fatal attack.
When news OF Murphy's death was re-
ccivcd at the University OF Pennsylvania
the flags on the university buildings and
fraternity houses were lowered TO half
mast All athletic activities were ordered
suspended until after the funeral, which
will be held on Monday at 10 o'clock from
St James's Roman Catholic Church, In
West Philadelphia.
Born I'm Southboro, Mass. in 1850,
Murphy became the trainer Of John l..
Sullivan before he was %. He early
branched out into varied lines Of sport,
however. and during his career had
charge OF the American team at three
Olympic meets. including the victorious
team OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
In THE BERKSHIRES.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Lenox. Mass, June Mrs. George
Westinghouse, who is at Erskine Park.
has presented to the Newspaper Mems
Club. of Pittsfeld. a handsome pennant
eight feet wide and "a feet long. The
pennant will be broken out on the
steamer Berkshire Saturday, when the
club presents to the boat a beautiful
landscape painting by Clark c.. Voorhees,,
son-in-law of George W. Folsom. which
cost 81 $50 Mrs. f. s. Wilson will I'M
veil the painting. Representative Allen
T. Treadway. of the LIST Massachusetts
Congress District. will present II TO the
navigation company, and ex-Justice Ran
dali Lebeuf, Of the Supreme Court, will
accept the gift. More than 1000 persons
from the Berkshires are expected TO wit
ness the presentation.
Mrs. James Lowndes, who has been de-
tanned in Washington. will arrive at her
Stockbridge villa on Saturday.
Miss Lillian Cram, Of New York, ar
rived to-day and opened the Curtis villa
in Stockbridge.
Mrs. J. d. Parsons. of Albany. occupied
the Curtis villa, in Lenox, to-day.
Mt. ana MIS-. DdSdIu I. LIHlHsslOu' VI
Philadelphia, arrived tonight at the Cur
tbs Hotel. They will occupy the Struthers
cottage later in the month.
Mrs. Thomas w. Ashwell Mrs j. b.
Cornell and Miss Cornell. Of New York,
are at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge.
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul r. Frothing-
ham, Of Boston, who are early visitors
yearly IN Lenox, arrived to-day.
Randolph Morgan Appleton, who has
been visiting Alexander Sedgwick, has
gone 10 Boston.
DR.. Clarence Howard. Mrs Peter c.
Brooks. Mrs. william Caleb Lorlng and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Hale. Of Boston;
Clarence c. Buckingham, of Chicago and
j. Gardner Gould. Of South Orange, y.
j., are at the Curtis Hotel.
F. Augustus Schermerhorn has gone 10
New York after visit with his sister,
Mrs Ellen Auchmuty.
Mrs Robb de Puyster Tytus. who has
been visiting in Montreal, has returned
to Saranac Lake, where MI Tytus is
being treated for a throat trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baty Blake who
have been at Cape Martin, France, visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stanton Blake,
will return to LenoX July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
The Cabinet.

The Secretary Of state will 40 10 Pitts
burgh on Friday morning. and will attend
a dinner I'm honor OF George ". Guthrie.
appointed Ambassador TO Japan.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Garri-
son will 20 TO West Point the middle or
next week. and will be the guests OF
Colonel Clarence +. Townsley, superin-
tendent and commandant OF the Military
Academy. and Mrs Townsley on June II
and r. The Secretary Will give the grad
uation address and present the diplomas
and will leave West Point on the night OF
June 70 TO return 10 Washington.
Mrs. Garrison will leave on Monday for
New York. and will remain with Mrs
George Leary until the arrival OF the
Secretary on the way 10 West Point
Later she will go 20 Long Island for the
polo games. and will join the Secretary
here near the end OF June.
Mrs. Albert 5. Burleson. Miss Lucy
Rurleson and Miss Sydney Burleson. VIE
and daughters OF the Postmaster General.
left this evening for old Point Comfort
To- remain several weeks. Later they Will
go TO Cape May.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels will leave tomorrow morning for
Annapolis. Mrs. Gibbons viii entertain
Mrs. Daniels AT luncheon tomorrow. and
at night the Secretary will attend tho
alumni dinner and Mrs. Daniels Will re-
celve the guests at the hrst-year class
german.
The Secretary Of Commerce returned
to-day from A visit TO his mother. Mrs.
C. u Redheld. az Pittsheid. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
MISS YOAKUM BECOMES
BRIDE OF F. R. [ARKIN
brilliant Gathering of Society
At Wedding in Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
nays CEREMONIES MANY
Miss Crosby and Allan Forbes
Married in Chantry of Grace
Church-Banker's Son
WEEDS Miss Squire.

,uss BESSIE Frank Yoakum. daughter
W and Mrs Benjamin Franklin Yoa
,.n,, was married 10 Francis r. Larkin,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Larkin, yester-
s.r afternoon in the Fifth Avenue Pres
,,,arian Church The ceremony was
formed by the Rev. DR.. John Henry
,o,ra,t. pastor Of the church assisted by
w. 1ohn Grier Hibben. president OF
r-,rcston University. in the presence Of
large and brilliant gathering Of society.
r,e church was effectively decorated
a,,b oak leaves. palms, smi.aX, white
IS and white hydrangeas. Large clus-
-. NJ bvdrangeas were fastened 10 each
new IN the centre aisle. and the balcony
arss festooned with smilaX and oak leaves.
The bride entered the church with her
.,,ber who gave her away. She wore a
=, Of ivory white duchesse satin
,,ir,red with antique rose point lace,
oh n bodice Of tulle embroidered I'm seed
,ssrls Her veil OF rose point lace was
tostsned with wreath OF orange bios
,,ns Her ornaments We're a strand OF
-otched pearls and q large lavailiere OF
diamonds. She carried a bouquet OF
,.bite rosehuds ard lNies-of-the-vaIeN.
Mrs Paulding Fosdick. sister OF the
,-6e was matron of honor, and the other
,..,r5arts were Mrs. George q. Bourne
y.r.,:., Bourne and Miss Helen
.,. 4. Ter. OF This city; Miss Matte
r,~,,. and Miss Louise Barclay. Of san
,,torio and Miss Henrietta kieberg. OF
r,r,us Christi. Tex. The attendants all
,rors costumes Of pink chiffon taffeta ana
c-eam lace. with girdles OF old blue satin
Tsev wore hats with crowns Of Neapoh-
,.n straw and brims of cream lace,
trimmed with pink roses and bows Of ola
blue satin.
Iobn A. I.arkin served as his brothers
lest man. and the ushers were lie Roy n.
Howe Julian r, Thompson, Courtlandt
Handy. Maitland Dwight, Lemuel Shld-
more and c. Kenneth Clinton.
The ceremony was followed by a recep-
,,,r st the home Of the brides parents,
N 1s East 67th street The decorations
we're Of pink rambler roses, white roses
and white hydrangeas. palms and ever
greens. NJ.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
John Larkin. MIR. and Mrs. Frederick H.
Bourne. DR.. and Mrs. George Norton
Miller Paulding Fosdick. Mr.. and MIS-
Stephen II. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Niham
VI Y. Hoffman, Mrs. Grenviile Kane MI
and Mrs Morris r. Nolck, Mr. ana MIS-
Willard :. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs hehI|
". Warner. Mrs. Dexter A. HAWKINS MI
and Mrs. s \. Warner Baltazzi' MIS-
" W. Fuller and the Misses Fuller VII
IAN A. Hazard and Miss Hazard MISS
Mildred and Miss Virginia Rice MISS
Gvendo!yn Condor. Miss Kathryn MOT
10y Miss Ursula Brown. Mrs. john Cial-
lin southwick. Horace Claflin Soutn"lcH'
Robert Grier Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Nin,on. DR.. and Mrs. John l. Adams ana
Franklin a. Plummer.