New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
MISS J. S. PEARSON
NOW MRS. BOGERT
Married in Trinity Church,
Newport, She Wears
Mothers Veil.
IL, Telesraph 70 nc TrIInne. ]

Newport, sept. o. n la BC HulhOV' W
the summer colonists gathered in Trim
ity Church this afternoon for the we'd
ding of Miss Josephine Southwick Pear
son, daughter of Mrs. Frederick Pear
son, of New York, and Beverley Bogert
Of New York, son Of Archdeacon James
J. Bogert, Of Ottawa, Canada.
The bride, who was attired in q cos
tune OF white satin embroidered with
silver. wore the lace wedding veil OF
her mother and the hearts that were
worn by her grandmother, Mrs. Aver
Of New York. She carried a shower
bouquet of Internationally and jes-
samine. Her only attendant was her
sister, Miss Freida Pearson, who wore
a gown Of pink silk embroidered WIN
email flowers and carried bouquet u
a new rose, Killarney Queen.
The best man was Clarence A. Bo-
CERT. Of New York, a brother OF the
bridegroom, and the ushcrs were Fred
crick +. A. Pearson and j.. Pennington
Pearson, brothers Of the bride; Henry
+. Gray, John +. Talmadgr, john A.
Gade, William {. Carmanu and GeorG"
]. Scott. OF New York, ard Colonel
Charles Hayden, Of Boston.
The Rev Stanley c. Hughes, rector
Of Trinity Church, performed the cere'
mony, and the bride was given III
marriage by her uncle, Frederick +.
Aver. Of New York.
The wedding party Immediately drove
TO the summer home Of the bride
mother. Anglcsea. on Ochrc Point
l.. 81. nm
couple receiving their iricHds under u
large floral bell Of iilIc>-oi-thc-Iaile"
hung in the drawing room.
Following the reception Mr. and Mrs.
Bogcrt slipped away in their automo-
bile for Boston and ottawa. They VIII
live in New York.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles X. Clear
vSater, Of Elmhurst, Long Island, an
nounces the en- yagcment Of their elder
daughter. Miss AntOinette Clearwater,
TO George ". Pitt Mr.. Pitt ~ an at.
torney and a member Of the irm OF
TiDple g. Pitt, $50 Nassau ST. The wed
ding will take place in November.
New London, Conn. Sept. b. More
than $50 guests from New loIk' Long
Island and the Pequot and Eastern
Point colonies attended the wedding oI
Miss Margaret Schall. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Schali, ~" OF Ne"
York and New London, and Robert N.
Stafford. of Huntington, Long Island,
which took place this afternoon at l:jO
IN the Peauot Chapel. The occasion
vas the most notable social event Oh
the PequOt season.
The ceremony was performed ~ the
Rev. Philip VI. kerridge, OF 81. James
Church. The bride was attended by
her sister. Mrs. +. FRANKLIN brews Ter
a.. matron Of honor; six bridesmaids
Miss Marie Elsie Whitney, Miss lsa-
beIle Moore, Of New Orleans; Miss
Nav Vogel, Miss Dorothea keasbey
Miss Alice KOrtright and MISS
Tbplma Violet, and by two pages, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore ana OIL
Nr. and Mrs Edward c. Hammond:
John Stafford. brother or the DLlue-
Groom. was best man, and the uSheiS
zero Harold and Charles Schali'
brothers of the bride; +. Franklyh
prewster. IT.. Alexander Ii. Lehman
Kenneth REYNOLDS and Francis Niggih'
The brides gown was of white SATIN
,,immed with Venetian lace. She wore
a Venetian lace veil and carried
shower bouquet Of llies-of-the-yalley
I'D gsrdenias. The matrOn OF honor
'g"ra mink satin. trimmed with tuile
cd r6sebuds, and carried teghorn
hat filed with lilies-of-the-valIey ana
forget -me-uois. .o,,.
Immediately following the ceremony
, rereptjon was held at the home OF
Che brides parents. Two detectives
ouarded the wedding gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford LETT IN 'he
.ftarnoon for an extended trip, on
tbeir return from which they Will 1--we
in Huntington.
10y Telegraph to The IriOun"
Winsted. Conn. Sept. 5.-Mlss
Minerva Warner Farley, daughter OF
Mrs Eugene Eoomis Farley, OF Pine
Meadow. and Park Campbell Boyd, OF
Hartford. were married in st. johns
Church. Pine Meadow, at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon by the rector, the Rev
George NJ. Stanley. A reception at the
home of the brides mother followed
the ceremony.
The bridesmaids we're Miss Olga 7.
Howard, of Hartford; Miss Grace
Fierce, Of Concord, y. H.; MISS
Gertrude Pheuger, of New Haven, and
Miss Gertrude Meyer, of MOntclalr, y.
J. Ruth Upton, of Shelburne rams,
Mass, was flower girl. The usherS
were Harry Boyd, OF Pittsburgh;
kIz,r H.rfford. Will