New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
Easter Parade Marks
the Emergence from
the Quiet Period
Of Lent.


escorts or on cruises in Southern waters
will have returned to the city by to-
morrow. prepared to enter into the social
activities OF the next three weeks. Dances.
charitable entertainments and weddings
Will form the chief attraction for the re-
mainde OF the month. and these are go
numerous that society will be kept almost
as busy as ct the height OF the season
The Easter brides, as usual. will come in
for a large share OF attention, for many
marriages are set for the next few days
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
there are an unusually large number of
matrimonial affairs scheduled, some OF
them at country homes near New York.
bu. the majority taking place in the city.
Although the Easter parade on Fifth /
ave. has long CEASED to be social IN
stttutton, there will be many members OF
Nsv Yorks smart set seen on the avenue
today. St Bartholomew's. st. Thomass,
,hs Church OF the Heavenly Rest. the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian. Grace and the
rfyh Avenue Baptist churches will all be .
crowded with persons OF prominence and
many well known faces will be seen on
the avenue after the services.
Miss Sarah Remsen Manice daughter f
q, Mrs. William Manice. OF West 5Sd
at viii be married TO Charles Henry
Mellon in the chapel Of ST. Thomas's
Church next Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Eleanor NJ. Mellon, sister Of the bride
groom. will be the brides only attendant
SCHUYLER l.. Parsons. jr., will act as best
man and John B. Pitney and Watson {.
Fnrnet as ushers Owing TO the recent
death Of Mr. Manice. only relatives and
few intimate friends have been invited
and there will be no reception.
Another wedding on Tuesday afternoon
will be that Of Mrs Lena Richardson
Thayer 10 George Arents. jr. 1t will be
celebrated at the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Richardson
g East list st Mrs. Thayer will be at
tended By her daughter. Miss Dorothy
Richardson Thayer. and William 5. Gould
viii be Mr. Arents's best man. MI
Arents and his bride VIII sail for Europe
soon after the wedding, TO remain until
october.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Phcenix
Tngraham Fry. daughter OF Nj. and Mrs
George Gardner Fry, to Edgar Lieoer
Newhouse. IT, will take place on Tuesday
m Holy Trinity Church, Mamaroneck'
Y Y. The ceremony viii be followed by
q reception al Sound Cliff Cottage, the
home Of the brides parents near Mamaro-
neck Miss Marion Fitch will be maid of
bit f1g will EA MISS
Dorothy Newhouse Miss Jeanette Phil
hin orr. Miss Grace Crow. Miss Isabel
Eaton Miss Marjorie Paine Greenfield
and Miss Florence Eaton. MISS Ahce
Looram will be the flower girl. Geoi1re!
J. DIVER. Of Chicago. will serve Mr. New
house as best man and the ushers VIII
include Sheridan Brooks Fry, James >. +
Hedges Stanley Croker Harold Van
Tine shreve Grinnell and Edward J. Ber-
mingham.
m the chapel Of ST. Bartholomew
Church next Wednesday afternoon MIS-
Helen Rice Watts. widow Of DR.. Robert
Watts f.. and daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-
] Warren Rice, of New Brunswick, y. J' 4
vii becorn. the bride Of Townsend Nor
eey Watts will be her mothers only at
,sndant. Hndreth X. Bloodgood is to be
BEST man. and Robert II. Simpson. Fred
erick Dawson. Stephen II. Brown and
Reed l. Carr VIII be ushers. reception
viu be held at the Gotham.
Only relatives and intimate friend. have
been invited for the marriage OF MISS Car
men T. Martinez. daughter OF MI ana
Mrs Miguel X. Martinez. 10 DR.. Thomas
Flournoy, OF Pittsheld. Mass, which VIII
AXE place on Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents. Is West
10th s,. Attending Miss Martinez will be .
Mrs Samuel Milbank, Mrs Rodney Proc
toy Mrs. Henry D. Brigham and Miss
Elsie I. Morrill,. Harlow Lewis, Of
philadelphia, will be best man. p
In Zion Episcopal Church. at Fairfax,
"a next Thursday. Miss Betsey Burweil
Pare. daughter OF tho Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
y,s,k Page will be married 70 Norman .
ros.,h C.avnor. Youngest son OF the late 4
MAYOR OF New York and Mrs. Gaynor'
Mis-. Madeleine II. Cook, whose mar
y,sg. 70 Theodore p. Dixon, son OF Mr..
and Mr.. Courtlandt p. Dixon. Will take .
pace next Saturday afternoon in the Cen
trsl y,re,byterian Church, will have her
sister. Miss Faith Cook, for mao OF
honor and tho other attendants VIII Dc
Mss Augusta p. Dixon. Miss Laura Law
luVs,or Niss ". Louise Dixon, MISC
Maria cook. Miss Vera Bloodgood' MISS
Elizabeth Hoyt and Mrs. J. MACY WI
let's waIbridgs 8. Taft is 70 be best
man. ard tho ushers are TO be J. fahys !,
Cook, Howard A. Plummer. william NC
cornslck Blair. G. Brette Claenzer. VIII
tam y sturgs. William May Wright ana
Gerard H. Lambert There viii be re-
ception az the home on Mr.. ana ME
cook. q East 9th st
Guests from Nav York will go oy sre-
cal train 10 tho wedding OF Miss Elise
J<1sU ard william Russell Grace, WHICH
viii be oeisbratsd ct noon 9eIt Sa,uf-
aay a, KIsinors. the IAnew country place
at GIsn Cove. Long Island. Miss Laoe"b
attendants will be Miss Hilda Homes,
Miss May Cutting cunnock. MISS MAJ
Watson. Niss Anns Wall. Miss AIicS
iacklasd, Miss Nsu1s GwynDs shepherd'
hiss Mildred Poor and Miss Katherine
Kent Joseph 3. Gracs will act - MS
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