The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31

st. Johns Episcopal Church in Far
Rockaway and will be followed by "a
reception at the Hazard country place,
Meadow Hall. in Cedarhurst. Guests
from New York will leave the Pennsyl-
vania station on the Far Rockaway
train before noon, and many others will
motor from the Long Island colonies,
where both Miss Hazard and her iiance
are prominent.
The bride, who will be given away by
her father. will have her sister, Mrs.
Charles Reginald Leonard, as matron
OF honor. The bridesmaids will be the
Misses Florence Burton, Caroline Les
ley Fuller, Genevieve Leland Sanford
and Ruth IL. Moller. The Misses Camilla
and Sllvie Livingston, daughters of Mrs.
Johnston Livingston and nieces of the
bridegroom, and Miss Laura Hazard
| Holmes, daughter of Mrs. Duncan A.
Holmes, will be the flower girls. James
Bogert Taller, Jr., will be the ribbon
boy.
Robert T. w. Moss will be his broth
er's best man. The ushers will be Will
lam A. Hazard, Jr.. and w. Tilden p
Hazard, brothers OF the bride; Arthur
Russell Jones. Prescott Foster Huide-
| koper, Francis a. Harding, John X.
! Hollins, Hugo de Fritch, Johnston Liv-
ingston, Jr.. Harold w. Brooks, Nathan
lei Simpkins, Jr., Gordon Ware, William
Fellowes Morgan, Jr.. Rene La Mon
tagne and J. Henry Harper, Jr.
Mr.. Moss has taken a house where he
and his bride will make their home
after their wedding journey.
Another country wedding on Satur-
| day will be that of Miss Dorothey Dun
| can, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Louis
Duncan OF Pelham Manor. n. Y. TO
! Charles Desmond Wadsworth OF Brook
| line. Mass, at the home of her parents.
/ The Rev. Francis i. Powers OF Boston
College will perform the ceremony,
which will DO followed by reception.
Miss Harriet Duncan will be her Sis
ter's maid of honor. The bridesmaids
will be the Misses Edith Duncan. an
other sister of the bride; Mary Mckee
OF Philadelphia, Ruth Mckee OF Bethle-
hem. Pa; Marjorie Chase OF Waterbury
Conn; Marion Hoyle and Emery Sey-
mour OF this city.
Charles A. Falvey OF Boston will ac
as best man. The ushers will Re Virgil
j. Kline, Jr., T. Deland Williams. Fred
erick S. Krag Oscar NJ. Weston. Nc
Kee Duncan and Nugent Fallon.
Mr.. wadsworth and his bride vii
live in Brookline, Mass, after their re-
turn from their wedding Journey.
In the Cathedral OF the Incarnation
Garden City, l.. l., on Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock Miss Theodore Win
ship, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Winship of Garden City, l.. l.. will be
married to Richard Percival Parsons
After the ceremony there will be re
ception at the home OF the BRIDES par
ents, Honeysuckle Lodge.
Invitations will soon be sent out To-
the wedding of Miss Ernestine Val
WyclS Rhein, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs
NJ. L. Rhein, to Lieut.. John Stront
Abbott, u. S. N, which will be cele
brated in the Church Of the Heavenl!
Rest on the afternoon OF June at
o'clock. After the ceremony there vii
be reception at the Women's Uni
versity Club in Fast Fifty-second street
Full details of tho wedding have no
> yet been completed. Lieut.. Abbott, VIII
Is executive officer of the Dixie, which
has been in Mexican waters, has beei
/, ordered north with the vessel.
Announcement has been made of tn
engagement of Miss Eulala Garrison
daughter of Mrs Cornelius NJ. CARR
son, to Ernest A. Bigelow. Jr, of thi'
city. Miss Garrison, who was intro
duced to society two years ago, Is re
lated to many prominent families II
this city. She is a niece of Col. Rober
NJ Thompson, with whom she made {
trip to Stockholm, Sweden, for the
Olympic games in 1912, and she is alsC
a niece of @. Blake Garrison and Clar'
ence c. Garrison. Her cousin. Mis-
Dorothy Garrison, daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. G.. Blake Garrison. was married Il
Ensign Walter Vincent Combs, U. S
, N, on April 20, 1918. In the Church o.
the Heavenly Rest.
Mr. Bigelow Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest A. Bigelow OF 100 East Fifty
sixth street. No date has been men
, toned for tho wedding.
Among the engagements announced
recently was that of Miss Florence
Rand. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles