New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-21
Dean Grosvenor Officiates
at Marriage to Henry
T. Maury.
ELSE Won BERGEN NOW
MRS. 6. L. JACKSON
Other Brides of Day Include
Grace Garretson and Mar
guerite Williams. >,

performed by Dean GroSvenor, OF the
Cathedral OF St. John the Divine. A
wedding breakfast followed at the Col
ony Club.
The bride, who was given away by her
father, was In q gown OF white satin
and lace, and wore white straw hat,
trimmed with lace and Irish roses. Her
bououet was Of lilies-of-the-yalley and
white orchids. She was unattended.
John J. Boyd, Of South Orange. n. j..
was the best man. The ushers were
George de B. Greene, Reginald Prescott
Walden, Henry Slack and Albert wilmer
ding Only relatives and a few friends
were present at the ceremony and break
fast.
The bride has been living for some
time at IA East 22d st. Mr.. Maury Is
n member OF the Union and other clubs.
Among those at the wedding were the
brides cousin, Mrs. Lloyd s. Bryce, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Sergeant Cram, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l. Hepburn, MIR. and Mrs.
Barclay McCarty, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Maury.
The bride is a niece Of the late Mrs.
Edward Cooper, whose husband was at
one time Mayor OF New York.
Miss Else Won Bergen, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, Carl Won Bergen, Of IS West
18th St, was married yesterday after
! noon in st. Nicholas s. Collegiate church
to Gerard Livingston Jackson son OF
George Jackson, of 162 West 18th ST.
The bride, who was given away by her
father, was in a gown OF white satin,
trimmed with orange blossoms and
duchess lace She wore tulle veil and
duchess lace cap and carried bouquet OF
white orchids and liies-of-the-Valley'
Her only ornament was a pendant OF dia-
monds, the gift Of the bridegroom.
Miss Caria Won Bergen was her sister
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Augusta Wight. Miss Helen Eli
beck, Miss Edith Adams and MISS Emily
Werlemann, who took the place OF MISS
Edna Haskin who was unable 10 atenu'
The maid of honor wore a gown OF yell
low taffeta, with a blue satin girdle;
yellow hat trimmed with yellow roses
and blue ribbon, and carried yellow roses
The bridesmaids were in blue taneta'
with yellow satin girdles, with whlch
they wore Leghorn hats, trimmed win
yellow roses and blue ribbon. They also
carried yellow roses.
James Howard was best man. and the
ushers were Edward Perot and Andrew
Henry Of Yonkers; Kenneth Clapp' OF
Washington, and Henry Schmidt OF
York, Penn.
The ceremony was followed by recep-
ton at the Hotel st. Regis.
Mr.. Jackson and his bride will sail for
Europe next week to spend their honey
moon abroad. On their return 10 this
country they will live in Chicago.
The marriage OF Miss Joan Churchill
Brown, daughter of the late George II.
Brown. of Somerville n. j., TO Stock
ton Cranmer took place yesterday at the
home of the bride in Somerville. The
ceremony was performed by the father OF
the bridegroom, the Rev. DR.. William
Cranmer, Of the First Reformed Church
OF Somerville.
Owing to the recent death Of Mrs
Browns father, the Rev DR.. James
lie Fevre, and OF her brother, DR.. Egbert
LIE Fevre, of New York City, the wedding
was quietly celebrated.
Miss Dorothea Carter, daughter Of Mrs
Jarvis Lvermore Carter, of Montclair'
and Roger Davis, also of Montclair,
were married yesterday evening at e
/ o'clock in st. Lukes Episcopal Church in
Montclair. The Rev. Wilson K. Stearly,
! the rector, OBLIGATED. Mrs. Arthur Woods
Z = lei "A nd
Percy Coons, of Montclair, were matrons
of honor, and the maid of honor was a
sister of the bride, Miss Julia +. Carter
! The brides other attendants were two
flower girls and page-Ione Davis, niece
OF the bridegroom; Alice Gleysteen, cousin
of the bride, and Russell Carter, also a
cousin of the bride.
The best man was Howard Lee Davis,
OF Montclair, brother of the bridegroom.
( The ushers were Edward l.. Paris, Of
. New York City; Norman Bissell, OF Or
ange; Lewis Scheur, OF New York CITY
and Ralph Jennings, OF Nutley.
The bride was escorted by her guardian,
/ Percival ]. Paris, of Philadelphia. She
wore gown of white charmeuse,
/ trimmed with lace worn by her mother
at her wedding. She also wore her
mothers tule veil and carried a shower
/ bouquet of ies-of-the-yalley. Follow
ing the ceremony in the church there was
a reception TO relatives and immediate
/ friends at the home OF the brides mother.
After q wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
will live in Montclair.
Miss Marguerite Williams. daughter of
! Charles G. williams, Of New York, for
merry OF Orange, n. j., was married last
night to Nicholas Henry Joralemon. oil
/ East Orange, son of Mrs. Charles Edgar
Joralcmon. The ceremony was performed
in St Andres Episcopal Church, South
Orange, by the rector, the Rev. +. Cres-
wick Tod. a large reception was held at
the home OF the brides grandmother, Mrs.
William II. Williams, Jos Essex av.,
Orange.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, who Is vice-president OF the
Union News Company, had as her attend
ants her cousin. Mrs. JaIies Elisha Knox
OF Jamestown. y. u; Miss Isabelle Tracy
JoraIemon and Miss SOphronia Joralemon
sisters of the bridegroom, as bridesmaids,
and Miss Helen Jones, OF East Orange. as
flower girl The best man was L. Din
widdie Joraiemon, brother OF the bride
rr-om. The ushers were Charles L. Smith
Harry ]. Smith and John l. Seward, all
tof East Orange, and Frank T. Williams
Of Orange.
Palms and white blossoms were the