New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
/ c. BRADY WEEDS
: EARL'S DAUGHTER
f, adv Victoria May Perry
Is Bride at Monmouth
Beach Ceremony.
AFR BROTHER SOON
TO JOIN REGIMENT
,,.croom Son of Late Finan-
rIer-Walter Camp, Jrs
BECOMES a Benedict.
Il. 10000 % Ths TrIbune J


80. -,,.raph 20 The Tribune.l
pr.pch. y. j., Oct Thames
pIs son OF Anthony \. Brady,
atp p,~ and this city, and Lacy Vic
AVA. sy Perry. daughter OF the Earl
al,s cs"s,sss OF Limerick, Of Dromore
90 S'II;rerick. Ireland, were married
Cssas, ,o-day at ia Verge, Ocean av.,
yy...vwouth Beach, the country homo OF o.
\. lhrsidegroom's brother, Nicholas r.
AZ Forty guests witnessed me
SIsos, ,,v which was performed by the
CREW. NJ Brooks, Of Albany. There
s', a. - vshers. The only attendant
s'I' .sS bridegroom's brother, Nicho-
7S brady. who was best man.
=, Victoria was given in MARRIAGE
LSu! b-other. Niscount Glentworth.
S.;ss was gowned IN white satin
ing -, -. trimmings. with a tulle veil
a an NJ with a circle Of diamonds,
a. carried ilies-of-the-valley and
aS S.Touinr the ceremony q wedding
,'tf,st was served on the porch Of
:. ysrse. which had been Enclosed IN
ssrvas. a. p--4,. lof+ Monmouth
n A. s o'clock this afternoon for
a a... bonevmoon. They viii live at
10 ~ prady home 10 New York on their
,asrn. ...-..,. attended,
s,,,-s given last u.Cht at the Rum
7. Country Club by =. {. Brady and
n, Anthony y. Brady. They included
y. and Mrs. r. Horace Harding, Nr.
~ Burnside Ninslow, Mr.. end
h. vrsncis p. Garvan. Mrs. James
s,..,ll Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tucker, Mrs.
80 Bovcs. Mr. and Mrs. Grifen. DR..
- Hrs. Jackson. Miss McCsnn. El,cn
-, Gordon Abbott. Raymond Noyes,
v,.ss, Trsey. Whitney Kernochan, Cd
~ G. Lucas. Maurice Hackschcr,
v-,s,is P. Gavin. Niscount Glentworth,
N snd Mrs. Henry Ssnderson, Davis
gsyss Julian HUFF, Mr.. and Mrs. James
herring. James Farrell, Lyttleton Fox,
Sauilss and Sir. and Mrs. Henry C..
Player. Of Philadelphia.
h was originally planned that Mr..
Brs5v and Lady Victoria should wed
4 Dfomore Castle, but a change was
~s5e on her arrival in this country
r,b Mrs. Nicholas Brady from abroad
few weeks ago.
he bride, who IS very fond Of OUT
door, sports, is twenty years old. Her
s,s,ber. heir 70 the title. has been
uled 10 England 70 join his regiment,
Which was responsible for Fastening
iks ceremony.
The bridegroom is the second son Of
Anthony n. Brady, and WAS graduated
from Yale, class Of '04, at which date
he entered business with his father.
by Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
Nsv Haven. Oct. 1.-The wedding Of
Walter Camp. IT,, to Miss Frances Eng
lsh ;ook place in s.. Paul's Episcopal
CasrA this afternoon. The Rev. An
co. Ptslps Stokes and the Rev. George
hrs Performed the ceremony. The
maid o. honor was Miss Anna English
AID the bridesmaids were Miss Marion
Airanee, Of POughkeepsie; Miss Dor
shy BrHyton, Of Fall River; Miss
label Robertson. Miss Leila Caring
,sl Miss Charlotte Parker and Miss
lsist Camp.
The best man was Charles Marshall,
y NamarOneck; Lytton Doolittle, of
yhsa, and William Averill Hartman,
George A. Dixon, IT,, and Holiday
Pailbin, all OF New York City; Leon
srd c. Hanna, Of Cleveland; John Eng
lsh AID Huntington English, of this
ETY. and Frederick Chatfeld, of Gin
snnsh.
he bride was given in marriage by
isr brother, John English. With he
EXCEPTION Of Mr. Chatfield, all the
o'hsrs are Yale classmates Of NJ.
lamp The bridegroom is the son Of
es President Of the New Haven Clock
company and Yale athletic adviser.
me bride Is d daughter Of Mrs. John
t. English, Of this city.
Hiss Kathryn Watkins, daughter Of
Aa,oi and Mrs, Frederick w. Watkins,
,aa i. Judson Wilde, son Of Mr.. and
Aia William II. Wilde. of Mount Yer
POI, we're married az The home of the
w S..e parents, 15 Rockledge av.,
shiis Plains, al $3.50 o'clock last night
y me Rev. Dr. Frederick b. Van
Aseck, rector Of Grace Church.
me bride was attired in a white
am duchess gown trimmed with lace,
s'a was attended by Miss Gertrude
l''n', Of Richmond Hill, Long Island,
= maid Of honor, and Miss Marie
ssne, OF White Plains, and Miss Vio-
/" husJed, Of Iarrytown. Miss Evans
w %is green satin and Miss Young and
~. Hustled wore pink satin gowns.
W. W. pest man was Rupert Schatz, of
a:Sht Vernon. The ushers were Fred
ssA W, Watkins. jr.. Richardson Wat
ny, Johnson Watkins. brothers Of the
..ls' and George Babcock, OF Wash
f;oh' The bridegroom's gift to the
g'ue was a circle Of diamonds, and
y. ~ gits 10 the ushers were silver Gig
' ~s.te cases. Miss Watkins gave her
'''naants pearl pins.