New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
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Order from Your NewsdeaIer TO-DAY
MRS. C. G. WYETH IS A BRIDE
Marriage to S. c. Williams Takes Place in St. James 5
Church-Niss Sybi Young to Wed To-day
-BoltonSage Bridal

Mrs. G.. Grosyenor Wyeth, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Good
ridge, was married 10 stephen Gulon
Williams, Of this city, yesterday after
noon IN St. James's Church. Bishop
Frederick Courtney performed the
ceremony, which was followed by a
reception at the home Of the bride.
East 18th st.
The bride, who was given away by
her brother. Dr. Frederick Grosvenor
Goodridge. wore travelling gown Of
navy blue tatfeta, with hat to CORE
spond. She had no attendants. Or.
Linsly K. Williams. brother Of the
bridegroom, was best man. The we'd
ding was small, the guests at the cere-
mony and reception numbering about
fifty.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Williams will live &C 9 East 18th ST.
Miss Estele II. Flower, daughter OF
Mrs. James de Laval Flower viii have
her sister, Mrs Pierre Loriliard Bar.
hey, for her matron OF honor when she
is married TO Clarence VI. Chauucey on
December > at the home of Mrs Bar
hey. az Tuxedo. Her cousin, Miss Helen
VI. Laid, of Portland, will be the maid
Of honor. DR.. Fellowes Davis, ir. will
be Mr.. Chauncey's best man. and the
ushers will be DR.. Clarence Fame
stock, Henry Coleman Drayton, Andre
+. Pilot, Jonathan Thompson, Clark
Potter Read and Charles 4. Fowler jr.
Mr. Chauncey will give his farewell
bachelor dinner at the Union Club on
December /. Mr. and }lrs. Robert
Hager, Of 375 Park av., will give a
dinner and theatre party for the couple
on Friday.
Miss Sybil F. Young, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward L. Young, will be
married 10 Lyman Northrup Hne this
afternoon In St. Thomas's Church. The
c-t,mout viii be followed by a recep-
ton at the ST. Regis.
Miss Mary Rutgers Sage. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Sage,
Of 5l2 Fifth av., will become the bride
Of William Hervey Bolton, of this city,
on Tuesday afternoon, November a, IN
81. Andrews Church. Fifth av and
l21th II. Miss Sage will be attended
BY her sister. Miss Katharine Robson
Sage, as maid OF honor; by her god
child, Emma Popham Fish. as flower
girl, and by Miss Mildred Brewster,
Miss Helen Esther Stratton. Miss Mar
garet Foster Smith, Miss Mary Pop
ham, Miss Mary Hopper and Miss Anna
7. Bottomley, as bridesmaids.
Arthur 7. Bolton will be his brothers
best man. and the ushers will be F..
Harris James, Robert b. McC0ok, Louis
o. Tilton, Herbert Sage Schoonmaker,
Edwin Huerstel and Anton {. G.,
Hupfel.
A small subscription dance viii be
given on Monday, November p, at the
home of Mrs Lindley Hossman.Chapin,
II West 49th ST., arranged by the Arm
strong League, Of this city. Tickets,
including supper, at s. each, may be
obtained from Miss Lois Hall, 80 Eas,
6lst st.
The Armstrong League is an crgani-
zation Of young people interested in
furthering the Industrial education and
6etterment Of the Indian and negro
races.
The officers are: Miss Katherine
Chaplin, president; Miss Mary Schieife-
lin, president; Miss Eva McAdoo.
recording secretary; Miss Lois Hall,
corresponding secretary, and Alan Fox,
treasurer.
The dance committee includes Mis-.
Louise Herrick. Miss Priscilla Bart
lett. Miss Dorothy Bull, Miss Eleanor
Townsend Miss Mabel Hinton. Miss
Dell Carrere, Miss Louise Dixon. Mis-.
Rex Auchincloss, Paul Chaplin. George
Brokaw. Peter Cooper Bryce, De Cour-
sey Fales. Hoyace Chapman. Phelps
Lillian Talmadge, Miss Ruth Purves
Plat, Sidney Henshaw, Mansfield Ferry
and Edward Blsgden.
Mrs. Lancaster Morgan will intro
duce her daughter, Miss Helen Pidgely