New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
MISS D|XEY TO Be
A LENOX BRIDE TODAY
uer Marriage to Gorham
Brooks, Of Boston, Takes
Place in Trinity Church.
MISS GWYNNE TO MARRY
Ceremony To Be Performed
This Afternoon in Calvary
Church, Summit, N. j.
Other Weddings.

Miss Rosamond Dixey, daughter of Mr.
.,S Mrs. Richard G. Dixey, will be mar
-ed 10 Gorham Brooks. Of Boston, in
trinity Church. Lenox. this afternoon
The ceremony will be performed by Dean
william Il. Grosvenor. OF the Cathedral
~ ST. John the Divine. who was at one
time rector of the Lenox church.
Miss Dixeys attendants will be Miss
riyilise Alexandra. Of this city: Miss
norothy Jordan, Miss Barbara Burr and
Miss Elizabeth Gray. Of Boston. Cleve-
land Bigelow will be best man, and the
usbers will be Robert n. Cox and Sam
usl NJ. Hinckley. of this city; Augustus
vemnway. Walter Bradley. Constantine
Butchins. J. d. Cameron Bradley. Ben
amin JOY Robert Winson. IT,. and Nor
rs Gray jr.. Of Boston. a reception will
he held al Tanglewood. the country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. DiXey.
dispatch from Lenox last night SAID
Miss Dixey and her fance motored from
Tsnglewood yesterday morning to the
Ienox town building and there took ont
their marriage license. which Mr. Brooks
had applied for last week. In the even
ing there was rehearsal of the wedding
procession in Trinity Church which sew
eral invited friends attended. All the
members OF the wedding party then mo-
,ored 10 Overlee. where Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel rockingham gave dance for
about one hundred young people.
The marriage of Miss Edythe Stewart
Gvynne, daughter of the Rev. DIR. and
Mrs. Walker Gwynne. TO Reginald Fran
els Pearson. Of this city. will take place
this afternoon in Calvary Church, SUM
nit, n J. Helen Bowers Gwynne will act
as her sisters maid Of honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Eileen Pearson
and Miss Mildred van Schaick, of This
city, Miss Lee Miller. Of Short Hills. and
Mss Alice Richardson, OF Albany. Ruth
ard Frances Townley. Of Brooklyn. will
be flower girls.
Frederick w Gwynne, brother Of the
bnde, will be best man, and Arthur
GVynne, Fisher Goodhue. Edward Bar
low and John R. Moore, !r.. OF this city.
will be ushers.
Miss Sarah Lee Perot, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward S. Perot, will be mar
red 10 r. Lawrence Oakley, son Of Mrs.
Ralph Oakley. of this city. this after
noon al The Oaks. the home Of her par
sts in Yonkers. Mrs. Edward S. Perot.
r., will be matron of honor; Miss Edith
Reed. Of Great harrington, Mass will be
maid Of honor. and Miss Lucy Kay, OF
Pittsburgh. Miss Flora McAlpin. Of New
York; Miss Augusta Geer. Of Hoosdck
Falls, and Miss Anna English. Of New
Haven, will be bridesmaids
The best man will be Edward S. Perot,
r., and the ushers will be Edward 81.
Railway, Mark W. Maclay, Wilder Gut
terson and Charles c. Lawrence. Of New
York Merrill y. Gates. Of Auburn. and
James ". Howard, Of Yonkers
The marriage Of Miss Mildred McCul-
Ion, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James ).
NtCulloh OF Rye. y. Y, TO Richard
Stockton White. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Stockton White. jr.. of Philadel-
Ih!a, will take place to-day al the home
0. her parents in Rye. A reception Will
follow the ceremony.
Miss Helen Converse Clark, daughter
Of Professor John Bates Clark, whose
marriage 10 Professor Henry Darlington
lancaster Of Amherst College. will take
place on Wednesday in the Manhattan
Congregational Church. gave a luncheon
for her bridal attendants yesterday at her
home In West End avenue. Her guests
heluded the Misses Kitty Lancaster,
Clover TODD. Margaret Overton. Lisa
Todd, Florence Rees. Anne Moore and
Gladys High.
ar. and Mrs. ". De Lancey Kountze
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Kountze al Delbsrton. their country place
lcrristown. y. J.
Mss Josephine Osborne, daughter OF
Professor and Mrs Fairfield Osborn, is
Visiting friends in Long Island over the
Week end.
Archibald S White and Miss Helene
White have sailed for Europe to join
As. White in Paris.
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James left town
Yesterday for Newport.
General Horace Porter is a guest OF
Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn al Garrison.
Ny
M and Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs have
urived in town from Newport, and are
the Hotel Vanderbilt