New-York tribune., 1914-09-27
Descendant of Signer of
Declaration Bride of
H. S. Davis.
LIEUT.. CAIN, u. S. A.,
WEDS MISS ELY
Miss Louise Dillaway Becomes
Mrs. W. w. Ayres-Announce
Two Engagements.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune, ]

SIiddletown, N. Y, Sept. ga large
number of persons from Albany ana
New York went to Tiyoli to-day to at
tend the wedding Of Miss Laura Suhern
Livingston, daughter Of Mrs. r. Living
ston, Of New York, and Howard Shippen
Davis, also Of New York. The wedding
took place at the summer home OF the
brides mother, Norwood, in Tivoli.
Miss Livingston's attendants were
Mrs. Armitage Whitman, matron Oh
honor; Miss Kathryn Chaplin, MISS
Florence Gayley, Miss Kathrine Green
bridesmaids, and Miss Betty Taylor,
flower girl. ". Shippen Davis was best
man, the ushers were Edward Bladeen,
RAYMOND Ives, Roland l.. Redmond, I'd,
ward Shippen, I'd, Charles King ana
Lawrence Rowe. The bride was given
In marriage by Robert r. Livingston.
ON their return from their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will live at 40
East 10th st. Miss Livingston is a de-
scendant of two Of the Oldest families
in New York. A part of the Livingston
Manor estate at Tivoli was granted 70
the family by Queen Anne. One OF
Miss Liyingston's forebears was Chan
cellor Robert r. Livingston, signer OF
the Declaration of Independence.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Ely, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cheever New,
hall Ely, and Lieutenant Dsyid Edward
Cain, Sd Field Artillery, Y: 3. A., TOOK
place at the summer home OF tne
brides parents at jamestown, X: l., AZ
s o'clock Yesterday afternoon IN tne
presence of a few relatives and trlenas'
The house was decorated with a., su-
tumn leaves, flowers and palms Inc
brides only attendant was miss Olg@
Virginia Goff, a cousin OF the PRIDE
groom. Lieutenant Louis A. Craig was
best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Charles u: BUT
rows, rector of st. Matthew's ChuEch'
jamestown. The bride was in her
mothers wedding gown, and q lace ven
worn last by her great-grandmother at
her marriage in 1888. The maid OF
honor wore pink tulle over white satin
and carried pink Killarney roses. ne
bridegroom and best man were IN luls
dress uniform. Immediately after the
ceremony a buffet supper was served
and the bride cut the wedding cake
with the brdegroom's sword.
After a honeymoon of several weeks
Lieutenant and Mrs. Cain Will go 60
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, where the
bridegroom is stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. McKinnon, OF
337 Riverside Drive, announce the en-
gagement of their daughters, Llllan
Clare to Maltby Lockwood Jelllne, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lockwood
Jelliffe, of 1873 Jewett ay., Jersey Clty'
and Madeleine Agnes to Kenneth rack
abury Marvin, son OF Mr.: ana PITS
Harry Norton Marvin, $40 RiVerslde
Drive. The girls are graduates Oh Nat
ural Park School, Washington, ana
studied year at Nine. Yestmsn's
School, Neuilly, Paris.
Montelair, Sept. 26.-One Of the larg'
est weddings in the north end OF Mont
clair was that of Miss Louise Dillaway!
daughter of Charles Frederick WOOD
Dillaway, of 266 North Mountain av.,
formerly Of Boston, and Warren
Wightman Ayres, son of Howard Ayres,
of Lorraine av., who were married this
evening in st. James's Eplseopal
Church. The Rev. Harold st. George
Burrill, of New York, formerly of Bos-
ton. ohiciated and was assisted by the
Rev. Nassau S. Stephens, rector Of st.
James's Church. The mstron Of honor
was Mrs. H. P. Folsom, Of Pittsheldy
Mass, and Miss Marjorie Chaplin and
Miss Margaret Thompson, both Of Bos-
ton. The best man was d. Van Ness
Person, of Montclair, and the ushers
were Ii. P. Folsom, of Pittsfeld, Mass;
Percy II. Ayres, of Montclair; Gray
Carleton, of Sterlington, n. Y, and j.
B, Campbell, of New York City.
The bride wore gown of white satin
with Jacket of point lace and tulle
veil with q rose point lace cap. She
carried n shower bouquet Of lilies-ot-
the-yRlley. Her ornament was a dla-
mond and pearl circle. the gift Of the
bridegroom. The matron of honor, Mrs.
Folsom, wore a gown of white net and
green velvet and carried bouquet of
pink roses. The bridesmaids, Miss
Chaplin and Miss Thompson, wore
gowns of pink charmeuse, with white
net overdresses and green girdles, and
carried pink roses. Following the we'd
ding there was a reception at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ayres will live in Montclair. Both are
members of the Upper Nontclair ORA
matte Society.