New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-12


One of the most notable weddings Of
the year in Montclair took place Last
evening at the First congregational
Church. when Miss Marian Elizabeth Ad-
ans. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. /.
Lincoln Adams of Llewellyn Road. Mont
clair. and Hilltop Farms. n H., was mar
ried to Oswald David Pfaelzer, Of Boston
a graduate Of the class of II, Harvard
University.
The maids Of honor were Miss Polly
Platt and Miss Helen Porter, both of
Montclair The bridesmaids we're Miss
Ruth Phinney. Of Boston, Miss May
Wills, of New York City; Miss Elizabeth
French, Miss Sylvia Crowell. Miss Elsie
Waller and Miss Charlotte Sawyer, all Of
Montclair.
The best man was Dudley P. Ranney.
OF Boston. a classmate Of the bridegroom,
and the ushers included Wilson !. Adams
and Briggs K. Adams. brothers of the
bride; Gerald Whitman and Reginald
Parker, of New York; Everett Bradley
and Paul Wilmington. Of Boston; Philo
Calhoun. OF Bridgeport. and Walter Hunt
Fernald, of Waverly, Mass, all class
mates Of the bridegroom.
The Rev. DIR. Charles s. Mills pastor
Of the church. officiated. The church was
decorated with evergreen trees and spiral
evergreen ropes about the pillars.
The music was in charge OF Clarence
Reynolds, organist and choirmaster OF
the church and of the Auditorium at
y
Louise David solo harpist OF New York.
A musical programme was rendered dur
ing the half hour preceding the cere-
mony.
A shower bouquet of lilies-of- valley
and orange blossoms was carried by the
bride, her only ornament being a diamond
pendant. the gift Of the groom.
The honor maids wore Aaron Ward chif-
fon over rose crepe meteor silk. while the
bridesmaids dresses were of white crepe
meteor, trimmed with shadow lace with
broad grdles of silver brocade chiffon in
Aaron Ward color The maid OF honor and
bridesmaids carried bouquets OF Aaron
Ward roses and maidenhair fern tied
with tulle
After the ceremony a reception was
bald at Irvingcroft the home OF the
brides parents, on Llewellyn Road, to
which only relatives and most intimate
friends were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams dined the wedding
party at the Hotel Montclair on Friday
evening. at which time the bride presented
her bridesmaids with wedding souvenirs
which were unique in character and very
beautiful. being sculptured silver wed
ding medals imported from Paris.
The bridegroom presented his best man
and ushers with jewelled scarfpins. After
the dinner the bridal couple were given
dance by Mrs. John Cheney Plat, Of
Eagle Rock Way. Mrs. T. T. Waller also
entertained the bride and her maids at
luncheon at her residence, on Madison
avenue. on Thursday.
The young couple have left on an ex-
tended tour and will not settle perma-
ner tly for the present, as they expect to
travel considerably during the first year
Of their married life.
The bride is a lineal descendant Of
Henry Adams. OF Braintree. founder of
the family which has given two Presl-
aents TO the country, and Samuel Adams.
the patriot
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Carrie A. Boss. daughter OF j. Fred
Boss, Of No. IL West 18th street, and
Percy Gordon Moeller, of No. PIG Penn
ureet, Brooklyn. The ceremony and re-
eeption will be held at the home of the
bride on Wednesday evening. October %,
ats o'clock. The Rev. DR.. Wander Water
will officiate The brides attendants will
r.. Mrs CIarence l., Campbell her sister