New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
MISS WIGHT BRIDE
OF WALTER PINKUS
Miss Glover and Gardner Will
lett To Be Married at Fair
field, Conn, October 81.

me nNAAts NAAN was tANNA away -
her father. wore a gown Of white satin,
trimmed with rose point lace and tulle.
She wore a tullc veil fastened with or
snce blossoms and carried bouquet
III Glies-of-the-valley and white or
ehids. The maid Of honor was Miss
Margaret Payne Luce. She was IN
ievc1der and pink, trimmed with pink
sweetpess. and wore a hat 10 matah'
also trimmed with sweetpeas.
The bridesmaids were Miss Genevieve
Cbsmp Clark. daughter of Speaker and
Mrs. Champ Clark; Miss Grace Lesne
Tobnstor. Miss Cecilia Brewster ana
Mise Jessica Award. They were
dressed in pink tafeta and cream lace
and wore hats TO match, trimmed WITH
pink sweetpeas.
lieutenant +. c. Harrington, Engi-
reer Corps. L. s. A.. was the best man,
and the ushers were Captain J. j.
Walsh. L. s. A.; Lieutenant Pmhp
Mathews. U. s. A; Lieutenant Robert
Goodrich. L. s. A, and Ensign Lawrence
Townsend, jr. ~.
Mrs. Harvey wore a gown OF blue
natter covered with white lace, ana
Mrs. Thompson was in white crepe
trimmed with white MORE.
About FIVE hundred invitations we're
issued for the wedding, among those
invited being Ambassador and Nine
"a Cana. Secretary Of War and MIS-
Ijndlev NJ. Garrison, Speaker and Mrs.
Cbamp Clark, Senator and Mrs. James
A O'Corman. Governor and MIS-
Ficlder. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton b. Parker
Colonel and Mrs. Henry Wattersoh'
~ and Mrs. Martin W. Littleton, MI.
and Mrs. J. Henry Harper, Mr.. and Mrs
William c. Reick, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
IA Harper. Mrs. Adrian II. Joline, Dir.
and Mrs. Lyttleton Fox. Mr.. ana Mrs
p-fus / Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trank II. Hurd. MIR. and Mrs. Frank. Is
ilurd. Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand Dene9lc''
;r NIr. and Mrs. james W. Cunning
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence PorIet'
-rr and Mrs. Lawrence Hardy and Dr.
and Mrs. James +. Alderman.
Tho marriage of Miss +. Augusta
WIGHT TO Walter DevereuX Plnkus TOOK
Mace Yesterday afternoon at the nome
lf ber uncle and aunt, Mr.. and MIS-
yyuliam A. Slayback,. at go PARK aV'
or orrount Of the recent death OF Nj.
p;,t,,s's mother the wedding was very
sr-sIl and only relatives and Few IN
.:-,s+o friends attended the ceremony
,-L;cb was performed by the Rev. VII
h.r. Cagwell. of St. Ihomass ChufSh'
The bride. who was given away Dy
- ,,,c1o wore a gown of white SATIN,
...-,r,oI with old family lace, and
f,rboss and rose point lace vel, Wnlcn
flI tho length Of the court train ana
,,.. fastened 70 her couture with
18th az orange blossoms. She car
rt.T a bououet Of hlies-of-the-vslley
and white orchids. e
Mis- Helen Eilbeck was the maid OF
honor and only attendant Of the price
c6e was in white lace and tulle, with
i besd dress Of a wreath OF rose leaves
and pink roses arranged IN the new
French style. She carried PINK roses
frederick B. Pinkus was his brother S
hest man. There we're no usners' lh-
GERMANY was followed BY a small re-
ception. after which the couple iels
f,r a motor trip through Canada. Ihey
viii 20 abroad as soon as the war is
ended.
Miss Harriet Coleman Glover and
Gardner Willard Millett, Of TINS CITY,
Whose engagement was announced yes
terdav. will be married on OCTOBER Of
IN Fairfield. Conn, the country nome
Of her mother, Mrs. Henry Sheah
Glover.
Miss Sybil Young, daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Edward L. Young, OF this
rifv will be married to Lyman IL.
Uine on November 10 in st. Thomas >
church The engagement Of the couple
was announced early in the year. MT
Bine Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
l. Hine.
Oliver Perrin has arrived in town
from Newport for the DAVIS Cup
games. which begin to-day at Forest
Hills, Long Island.
Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil is in the city
from Bar Harbor, where she is spend
inr the summer and is stopping at the
Hotel Gotham.
DR.. George A. Lung, U. 5. N, and
Mrs. Lung are at Bayberry Farm, their
country place at Bristol, K ].
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Charles
Arguimbau are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of a daughter on
Tuesday at their home, Gleenbrook.
Mrs. ArRuimbau before her marriage
I'M Inc summer Of 1912, was Miss Mari
cite Starr Hough. She is a daughter
Of Judge Hough, Of Danbury, Conn.
Mr. Arguimbau is from Sydney, Aus
tralia, but has been engaged IN bust
ness in this country for several years.
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