New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-21


its country place at Belle Haven, Green
witch.
Mr.. Stats belongs to this years senior
class at Williams.
Miss Ruth Savage, who is TO marry W.
Rutger J. Planten, son of the late John
Rutger Planter, Consul General to The
Netherlands, on Friday afternoon in the
Church of the Messiah. Manhattan, will
be attended by a matron of honor, Mrs.
Inlay Benet, Of Manhattan, and two little
flower girls. Ernest Chaplin Ropes, Of
Newton, Mass, is to be the best man, and
the ushers will be Richard NJ. Colt,
George A. Street Edwin c. Dusenbury,
Robert S. Fletcher, DR.. Robert f. Barber
and Henry E. MCGOWAN.
Miss Savage is the daughter of Mrs.
William H. Savage. of Pittsburgh.
Thursday afternoon will be marked by
the wedding of Miss Marion Louise Park
er, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Clinton Bur-
nett Parker, of 14 Clinton ST., and How
ard Doriss, of Montreal 1t is to be
home ceremony at 8 o'clock, followed by
a small supper. The Rev. DR.. L. Mason
Clarke will officiate
Miss Helen Parker is to be her sister
maid Of honor, and the ribbons forming
the ai-le for the bridal party will be held
bv four children-Evelyn Parker, niece
Of tho bride; two little nieces of Mr..
Doriss. Frances Doriss and Doriss Bland,
and a nephew, George Bland, Of German
town. Penn. Robert Doriss, an elder
brother of the bridegroom, will be best
man.
The bride was graduated from Nassar
i'm 1908 the same year in which Mr.. Doriss
was graduated from the University of
Pennsylvania.
Prominent among the June brides will
be Miss Gertrude Remsen Ditmars, daugh-
ter Of John Ditmars, who is TO marry the
Rev. Albert Edward Roraback on Wednes-
day i'm the First Reformed Church, Car
roll ST. and Seventh av The Rev. DR..
James NJ. Farrar is TO perform the cere-
mony at noon, and a wedding breakfast
viii follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ditmars, 500 Carroll st.
The bride will be attended by a matron
Of honor. Mrs. Sidney w. Eldridge;
maid OF honor, her cousin. Miss Cornelia
Wyckon, and two bridesmaids Miss Cath
crime Roraback, Of New Canaan, and Miss
Adele Voorhees, Of Morristown, n. J.
Mr. Roraback. who is the son of Judge
and Mrs. A. T. Roraback, Of New Canaan,
Conn. will have as best man his brother,
Tosenh Clinton Roraback The ushers will
be the Rev Thomas McCandless, of Man
haitian; the Rev. AsbuTy +. Krom, Of
Providence: Or. Frank T. Fulton and H..
IIammett Fales.
Mr. Roraback is pastor Of the Church
of the Evangel, Flatbush. lie was gradu-
atcd from Yale in 1902.
Miss Sarah Streeter, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Milford ID. Streeter was married
10 James Dowd Lester on Thursday even
ing at the home Of her parents, 1l3 Hoop
or ~ The Rev. Dr. William G. Bailey
perforined the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by a reception. Yellow roses were
used in the decorations. and the same
color note predOminated in the gowns oil
tho bridal party.
The bride. who was graduated from
Mount Holyoke last year, was attended by
seven members Of her class They were
Miss Mildred Pearson, Of Concord, who
WAS maid Of honor; Miss Marion Tai
,aadge. Miss Margaret Kemper. Miss Mary
Douglas McGier. Miss Edna May Logic,
Mrs. Frederick Van Auken and Mrs. John
Appel.
DR.. George Cadding Van Gorder of
Pittsburgh. was best man, and the ushers
were Robert Davis Parker. Morris Bryan
Mambie. Forest Frew Macure, Robert
Davis Hayes, Dudley, Cove Lester and
Charles Willard Lester
Mr.. Lester is the son Of Mr. and Mrs,
James wescott Lester, OF Saratoga
springs He was graduated from Will
Jams last year
The Rev. and Mrs. James j. Moffitt,
Of II Russell Place, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Marie w.
Mofitt. 70 DR.. John II. Nugent son of
DR.. and Mrs John Nugent, OF Southamp-
ton, Long Island.
The brides father Is pastor OF the Her
lirner Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
DIR. Nugent was graduated from Cornell
IN 1911. and subsequently from the Cornell
Medical College.
Announcement is made Of the engage