New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
MISS HAMERSLEY
AN OCTOBER BRIDE
weds S. N. Hinckley at
Grace Church-Many
Guests Present.
WEDDING THRONG
HALTS TRAFFIC
,ociety Pays Tribute to Couple,
Members of Ancient and
Prominent Families.

HTNiuiuEuN A tAAliilSos
rr.sc on Broadway at 10th ST. was
Ia Nm FOR short time yesterday
.ss,,oor owing TO the jam Of automo-
sSss bringing guests 20 the wedding
= Grace Church Of Miss Catherine
,,v;psston Hamcrsley. daughter of the
u, Nr and Mrs. James Hooker Ham
.-.isv 10 Samuel Nelson Hinekley, son
M and Mrs samuel Parker Hinek-
- The church was crowded with
.e,,eus Of prominence, who began ar
S,ns before the doors were opened
~ kent coming until the ceremony
80 almost over some Of them too late
:. IL ushered to their seats.
me marriage marks the alliance Of
80 Of the oldest and most distin-
;,bed American families, the fort
80 Of which were founded almost
10 centuries ago. The bride and her
,,otAer. Louis Gordon Hamersley,
r,re left orphans when very young.
ftsv were brought up by a friend,
ia c. y. iQwrie. and were kept in
-rorsnee for several years Of the fort
sres which they inherited. An an
,,,.or cf Mr. Hnckley was Sir
rbomas Hnckoy, who was Governor
ffls Massachusetts, colony In 1881.
Scar olergymen the Rev. Or. Neil
as Of Pennsylvania; the rector, the
tw. d.. Charles Lewis SlGttery, tho
ev Ipdicott Peabody and the Rev.
Karl Rei'and oihciated at the
sNmoay, and there was a full choral
snice.
rte brde. who was escorted to the
tar and given away by her brother,
lbsls Gordon Nomersley. was in soft
r.iie satin. trimmed with point lace
rsieh was worn ON her mothers we'd
Err gown Her tulle veil and the
aurce blossoms which fastened il 10
.lw coifure also were worn by her
-oiher at her marriage She carried
shower bouquet OF white orchids and
Nits.oi-the-yali,y. Her only orna-
ssr.s we're q diamond spray and string
u pearls. gifts of the bridegroom.
Mss Winifred ChisOlm was her
.,ssin's maid CT homer, and the brides
-sids we're Miss Frioda Pearson, Miss
Dsothy King. Miss Lillian Endicott,
Mss Maudc Gwynne Shepherd. Miss
Nee Kortrght and Miss Katherine
Fller They were dressed alike, their
aEns, carrying ont an autumn ef
isst 5eing OF brown satin yelled with
isle with ceranium colored glrdles,
llsy wore brown velvet hats. with
ussths Of Clrauluns. and instead Of
agq1ets they carried muffs of brown
iglt from which fell large punches of
EaniumS
William G.. Perry. Of Boston, a
nssn Of the bridegroom, was the best
aan, and the ushers were lie Roy King,
hynond diversion, Walter II. Bradley,
Gssiaer B. Perry, W. Prentice Sanger,
Conan Brooks, Cornelius W. Wick
,nA1n, John ID. Peabody, Raymond p.
Mssn, William b. Boulton, Morton
Mvhsll, William c. Coleman, Rob-
gi Nnsor, it,, and Thomas Resolved
FlIarA
Iss church was simply but attrae-
iTe.y decorated with white and yellow
tVssnthemums and palms. arranged
iso1i the chancel, with white chrysan-
t'-ums and autumn leaves topping
1l psWs Of the middle aisle.
The ceremony was followed by a re-
,giion at the Hamersley home, 1880
y az. which was simply decorated
ris palms, ferns, white and yellow
eiysaathemums and autumn leaves.
he couple received under a canopy Of
ems, ehrysanthemums and autumn
a1es arranged in the reception room
o the 9th av. side of the house.
NJ. and Mrs. Hinckloy on their re-
IN from their wedding trip, the mid
&c Of next month, will live at 8 West
s;h ST.
Among those seen at the church
rHt:
M. Cortland, de Peyster Field. Mrs
D. lOWrle ar. and Mrs 3. Ogden
Lisholm Mr. and Mrs. George y.
Saisolm, Mss Margaret Chisolm, Miss
tlAosih Chso.m. Mrs William HAM
.,tey Mr and Mrs. Joseph ". Harri-
aen Miss Miriam Hartman. Mrs. Fred
stk Pearson. Mrs. Beverley BOgert. Mr..
81 MS. Henry g. Endlcott. Miss Gladys
thleoit Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Shop
tfa hr. and Mrs Middleton S. Burrill,
hss Leone Burrin Mrs. Louis Nelson,
hlnckiey Robert Hinckley. Mrs.
5soaas Resolved Williams, Mrs. c. w.
sEkefsham Mr. and Mrs. William Voss,
a Laurence H. Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
aaS9f Webb MT. and Mrs George Cor
Nllsr
William Rhineiander Stewart, W.
ZANE ander Stewart. ir., Mr.. and Mrs.
ttank ;. Witherbee, Miss Evelyn With
gSee' Mrs. Grenille Kane, W. Mac
t,i hodewald. Miss Marie Louise Rode
ssld Dr. Edward l.. Partridge, Miss
neTriei Glover Mrs William II. Force,
~h n d. Berkeley Parsons Mr.. and
- W. Eugene Parsons. Miss lie Brun
relsons, Mfs Jorge Andre. Mrs. James
sSgHn, Miss Evelyn Brown, Mrs, lie Roy
nnnief' Miss Hopeton Atterbury. Mrs.
ssles,on T. Satterwhte, Mrs. Howard +.
ssnshaW Mrs Lindsey Tappin, Mrs.
,lelerle Z. Lewis WadsWorth Lewis,
hs William Henry Young. Mrs. James
a Roosevelt. Miss Margaret Knapp, Mrs
larles Elliot Warren. Miss Susanne
SnsIIen' Miss Margaret Warren, Jay
logan. hrs Robert II. Livingston.
a, b9Ward n. Taller. Miss Noel Johnston,
~ Marion Stoddard. Miss Eugenie
rhAoih, Franklin l.. Plummer Mrs
,shes b Clsws. Miss Leta Sullivan,
re Stephen ~. Brown. Mrs. G. Hunter
olosn. Miss Ursula Brown, Mise Lentil-
ssyn 1ltoId Mas Margaret Oyerton, Mrs.
,ieerc r. COudcrt Mrs Samuel Sloan
ca.hneloss Miss Mary Duryee, Mrs.
tslanes G Ayres Mrs. william Lowe
nc Mss Mildred Gautier Rice, william
Hazard, Mrs. Clermout Livingston
Mrs. Arthur Carroll Mrs. Henry
q tandon. Miss Cornelia Landon, Mrs.
Rudolph Kunhardt. jr Miss Elise
e.ehcAe Ms. George Henry Benjamin
seiai and Mrs. Charlet +. Roe, Mr.
oa Mrs, II. Casimir De Rnam, AleKan-
hadaen, Mrs. John a. l.. Ruther-
~ Miss Jeanne King Miss Ruth King,
Robert Suckley, Sir. and Mrs.
oabgy Langdon. Mrs John 9. Gray
beverett Bradley, Miss Marie