New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
NICHOLAS CONWAY
WEEDS MISS M'CALL
Ceremony Performed by
Nor. Lewis in st. Francis
de Sales Church.
DOUBLE WEDDING IN
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
,,;es orraine Burdick Married
"a W. E. KiHg-MisS Hazel
Burdick Is Mrs, Seaman.

20 W. E. KiHg-MisS Hazel
Burdick Is Mrs, Seaman.
Mics Sally D. Mccall, daughter Ot
a., Ambrose Mccall Of l6l East go
We, I'd niece Of Justice Thomas Don
81, 81. a,5 President Z. L. Mccall Of the
nssi; Service Commission, was mar
Eu9' o'clock last evening to Mich
req conway. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Gas Conway, OF Troy, and a neph-
ne'l former Mayor Conway Of Troy,
CIV The ceremony was performed
~ ,,o,sirnor Lewis in 81. Francis dc
@ Church. and q large reception
~ dsrce followed at the Hotel St
Regis. H. ... o..or,.5 % +bs
~. nv Justice Dounelly, was in Il
80 Of heavy white brocsded satin
ssv;r,r,ed with tulle embroidered IN
..,ystsls. The bodice was of tulle, high
',be neck with long sleeves. The veil
- ia Killarney lace fastened with
...rce blossoms was worn by the
S-;Se,s mother and grandmother at
a. weddings. She carried orchlds
s,J Eles.of-the-valley.
Mics Kathleen Mccall was her slsters
I'D Of honor. She wore pale blue tai-
80 with an overdresS Of yellow chit-
80 The flower girls were Miss Dor
Nv Donnelly Mccall and Miss VIZ
80; Under Their frocks we're Of
sSb;,e chiffon, hand-painted with tiny
-rsotbs of roses They wore blue hats
~ carried shepherdesS crooks topped
Nth lunches OF pink roses. Mrs. Nc
eli was in lavender velvet, with a
cgt crystal embroidered overoress OF
chiffon. ,,.l
er's best man. ~ .l.;.
soneymoon trip IN the South, will live
10 Troy.
There was q double wedding last
,igbt in the North Presbyterian
church. when Miss Lorraine Burdick,
Iepebter Of Nj. and Mrs. LoroD Msdi-
-on Burdick. OF 1907 ST. Nicholas av.,
vas married 70 William L. King, while
her sister, Miss Hazel BUrdick, be-
came the bride Of James ?. Seaman.
Inc Rev. John J. Mackay performed
the double ceremony, which was fol-
lowed By d reception at the Plaza.
Miss Lorraine Burdick, who was
given sway by her father, was attended
by Miss May Alice Smith, Miss Claire
\ s.sinhilber and Miss Eta Hogg, and
Miss Melissa Seaman was her flower
girl Miss Hazel Burdick was escorted
10 the altar by her grest-uncle, George
T. Crawford, and her attendants were
Hiss Helen Dunn, Miss Dorothy Swim
merton and Miss A. Helen Kellsr. The
brides we're dressed alike in white satin
trimmed with point lace, and all the
attendants wore yellow satin and chif-
ion trimmed with silver lace.
Theodore Fenner WAS Mr.. Kings best
man, and James A. Thompson acted as
best man for Mr.. Seaman. The ushers
we're Bogert Ford, Charles L. Calhoun,
Robert Bruce Gilley and Samuel Green
gsf, jr. Both couples will spend q
part Of their honeymoon together in
he South. They will live in New York.
A. Euclid Hall, Broadway and s6th
g., yesterday at noon Miss Rosamond
lonkin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jay lonkin, was married to Ensign
Forrest Cnns Lake, L. S. ~, OF the
North Dakota. DR.. {. L. Goodell. Of ST.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church,
kperiormed the ceremony IN the pres
nee Of few relatives and intimate
FRIENDS, and a wedding breakfast fol-
Moved Miss Caroline Drater, Of Anis-
ron, Ala, was maid of honor, and En-
sign Fisher, Of the North Dakota, was
best man.
Ensign Lake and his bride left the
city last night for the South, where
iney will spend q part Of their honey
moon.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
spence Needen and Francis DeHart
houston, which was solemnized vester-
/ 1ay afternoon in tho Church Of the
uoiy Trinity, on Brooklyn Heights,
Ill'ed Two old New England families.
| ne orlde Is q daughter Of Mrs. George
EeaerlcA Weeden and q grest-grand.
ylughIer o. Governor Arnold Of Rhode
!slsnd. Mr.. Houston is the son OF Mr..
D ana Mrs. Francis A. Houston, of Con-
,1IG' Mass, and graduate of Har.
ne Rey. DR.. J. Howard Melish per-
,, III the ceremony at 3 o'clock
RAlie ehrysanthemums formed the new
bouquets, and were banked against tall
,,slms az the altar. At the BROOKLYN
gomah Club, ~ Pierrepont ST..
aue!e the reception was held, the dec
~auohS consisted Of pink chrysanthe.
nuns and autumn foliage.
va point lace which had been worn
p ner mother and grandmother 40
ilges adorned Miss Weeden's gown.
'eHed with tulle, it formed the entire
y'ulce ana sleeves and extended in
ggse panels down either side Of the
'A,lT which Was of satin charmeuse,
guy WIN long, square train. Her veil
es Of tulle and fell TO the end Of the
Lam from simple arrangement #
range blossoms, and she carried lilies
~ 'ns.talley and orchids. An uncle Of
10 marriage.
! Ars. Franklin ". Allen, Miss Marie
aPple'on and Miss Charlotte Leecn
seIe the bridal attendants. Their
sS"hs We're Of rose satin, with TUNES
" net edged by broad bands Of rose
i =. 80 WIN UlONA velvet mats
' ,'I'ih ' with fiat hand made silk roses
IA "a carried bouquets Of pink, yellow
4 "V1Ie chrysanthemums.
1 hrc,s H0uston's best man was his
4 ws ,,.'Vu, irme'lip X. Houston. The ushers
Ylsw IMAM S. Langford, brother-in-
| Ievs,, Ae bride; Robert Andrews,
4 Frssss CNew;on, Of Boston: William
kHobb' SsamPeel, OF Manhattan; Edgar
4 Hep5,i " ds "a Of Brooklyn, and Percy
| Isl San Snu Ars; Houston are 10 live at
! Ter OF ,S S 'i, Taylor Sherman, daugh.
( lor So o.e ia'e Dir. and Mrs. John Tay-
D.. Doro;,iil.S1h when she is married %
/ yembs, -'5'V - HIs,ckett on Saturday, No
| youpS :, VIII be attended by her two