The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-07

attractlvely decorated with apple bios.
SONS. with her father. Her gown OF soft
white satin had a panel down the front
embroidered in seed pearls. 1t was
trimmed with Carrickmacross lace. which
also composed the veil. and fell in grace
full folds over her long train. She wore
the bridegrooms gift, a diamond pendant,
and carried lilies OF the valley.
Her sister, Miss Nan Sllo. who was her
only attendant, wore gown OF peach
satin combined with violet satin, and a
Vatican hat trimmed in the two shades
She carried tea roses George David
Wagner was his brothers best man. and
the ushers were Walter +. Wagner,
James r. Silo. Jr., Charles Bishop and
Robert @. Hurley.
After the reception Mr.. Wagner and
his bride left for a trip through the Berk-
shires. They will reside at Forest Hills
L. l.
AT the St Regis on Tuyday afternoon
Miss Alice Marie Wertheimer, daughter
OF Joseph Wertheimer OF 900 Central
Park West. was married to Arthur l..
Dreyfoos OF this city. The Rev. DIR.
Samuel Siverman officiated
The bride wore a gown OF white satin
made with court train and embroidered
in pearls. She had tulle veil and car
ried bouquet OF lilies of the valley.
Miss Mildred Dreyfoos. who was her maid
OF honor. was also In white satin and
carried white roses There was a little
flower girl. Miss Ruth King. who scattered
roses In the brides path as she walked
to the temporary floral altar. Jesse Drey-
foos was the best man. and the ushers
were Albert J. Selgsberg, Martin King.
Louis NJ. Cohen and Homer Strassburger
Mr.. Dreyfoos and his bride will spend
their honeymoon abroad
Miss Mary b. Fitz Gerald. only daughter
Of former Supreme Court Justice and Mrs.
James Fitz Gerald, was married on Tues
day to Chester j. Byrns. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Byrns. Only relatives and a
few intimate friends were invited to tn
ceremony, which was performed in the
Church Of st. Jean Baptlste, Seventy
sixth street and Lexington avenue by
the Rev Father Arthur Letellier. an
old friend Of both families
Miss Adelaide V. Byrns. sister Of the
bridegroom, was the brides maid OF
honor. and Bryna Lawrence and Mari.
Lawrence, the small nephew and niece of
the bridegroom. acted as page and flow r
girl. Edward +. Coombs was the best
man Immediately after the ceremons'
there was a breakfast at the Fitz Gerald
residence. 40 East Seventy ninth street.
Mr.. Byrns and his bride will spend
thler honeymoon In Bermuda.
The wedding OF Miss Henrietta Norton
and Dr. Edward Delevan Truesdell was
celebrated on Wedn' sday afternoon at the
home OF the brides parents. 3Ol West
Nine'y-first street. The Rev James \
McWilliams OBLIGATED. Miss Dorothy
Truesdt II was the maid of honor, and IN,
Misses Sylvia Conway OF this city and
Dorothy Clifford OF Boston were the
flower girls. DR.. Malcolm Smith was the
best man. Or, Truesdell and his bride
when they return from their wedding
trip will reside at 400 West Nnety-firs,
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Morley, who's.
marriage took place on Wednesday in the
Church OF the Holy Communion, TWEEN.
tieth street and Sixth avenue, will max.
their home In Hampstead. L. l., when
they return from their honeymoon. Mrs
Morley was Miss Helen Booth Fairchild
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George w
Fairchlld OF 3l6 West Ninety-fifth street
Miss Angellne Holman had a dais,
wedding on Wednesday when she be.
came the bride OF George W. KYLE. :,
stephens Church. where the wedding
took place. was decorated with quantitie.
OF daisies, and her attendants. Mrs. Will
lam r.. griffith. her sister, and the Misses
Lorraine Wright Bessie Westerberg, Man
Glenn and Louise Augulo, all carried large
punches OF these flowers. The bride, who
was given away by her father, wore whit.
satin trimmed with point lace and carried
lilies Of the valley, She wore n tull,
veil fastened with orange blossoms Her
attendants were dressed alike in COS.
tunes OF pale yellow crepe de chine Huu
wore leghorn hats trimmed with yellow
daisies.
Oscar Worn waited upon Mr.. Kyle as
best man. and 1.-The usher We're John
Marchmont, Emmett X. Moore, Frank
Chambers and Charles ID. Holman. Aftet
the ceremony which was performed by
the Rev. Nathan A. Seagle. there was 2
reception at the home OF the bride'~
parents, Mr., and Mrs Charles J, HJ.'
man, 255 West Nlnetieth street.
Al the home OF her mother on Tuesday
Miss Gladys Hirsch. daughter OF Mrs
Lyon VI. Hirsch OF Is East Ninety fourth
street, was married 20 william W. 81,
herman, The Rev. DR.. b. A. Tintnei
ofiiciated. The bride was given away
by her uncle Charles Strauss, president
of the Board OF Water Supply Sh,
wore white satin combined with tulle and
trimmed with Carrickmacross lace and
a veil OF tulle with a cap OF lace. She
carried lilies of the valley and orchids.
She was attended by Mrs. Henry Spit
ger and Mrs, Jacob Newman. her sisters
and Miss Marie Splitter. her niece. as
flower gil Murray SHERMAN was tn,