New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
MISS PINKNEY WATT
NOW MRS. KEATOR
Old Watt Mansion Thrown
Omen for Reception After
Church Ceremony.
HOME LIGHTED BY
OID-FASHIONEDLAMPS
urs Willauer, Of Rye, N. Y,
Weds DR.. R. B. Whitridge,
of Baltimore.

,... Anna Pinkney Watt, daughter
- Late Thomas Lister Watt and
O l-,r.e of the late Mics Mary Eo-n
p,,trev. was married at $3.50 last
W." .,;,,- in 81. Thomas's Church to bev,
T-,tor The church was decorated
mite roses. white chrysanthe-
EVA Mains. The ceremony was
.rformed by the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ
= 'rcception followed at the old Watt
$50 the home Of the late Miss
p:nt,cv who died on December :, 1908,
...S,ece Of rinety-eight The grounds
-, "a, tbe entire block between lS9th
,sofb cts. aud LonoX and Seventh
eD" 7bc house. which dates back 10
49, 5eve. was thrown open for a
social function for the hrs' t'me IN
.~orv wears. The old-fashloned lamps
,rsrc used 20 illuminate the rooms, ana
.be color scheme. pink and iight oiue'
.sTried out the turf colors OF the late
mo bride. who was given away by
tsr brother. Thomas Lister Watt was
.. Gown of white satin, trimmed with
III Tc.~t lace. with q point lace vel,
S.s.6rc5 with orange blossoms. She
.svrie5 bouquet Of lilies-of-the-vailey
snd white orchids.
'" W;ss Grace Watt was her sisters
- ~ honor. and Miss Eva lngersoll
p-orr Miss Marie Louise Stelnwsy'
49, Dorothv Kenyon and Miss Ger
80 Watson were the bridesmaids.
~ MAID of honor wore light blue
..,;, and -ple. with wreath of pink
20. o hanging from the waist to the
to.tor, of the skirt. The bridesmaids
s-ore dressed in pink satin, draped
.'+L Nine tulle. The attendants all
.s-~;ed bouquets Of pink roses.
'por5aT Ksator. brother Of the bride
--oor, was best man, and the ushers
80 lanes Lawrence Watt, brother or
tbe bride. Warren Kinney, Matthe"
Tiv Charles Gautier, Morrls Kinney
and Manuel Lopez, Jr. -,
Sfter their wedding trip Mr.. anfMrs.
Vse+or will live 40 Hartsdale, y. \.
Mrs. Katharine Whiting Willauer,
-r;5ou Of Arthur Ebbs Willauer and
daughter Of SIR. and Mrs. Elliot Butler
JTti.ir~ was married TO DR.. Roland
Psrker Wh-ridce. Of Baltimore, IN
CLrist Church. so Rye. y. Y. yesterday.
Tbs oAsciatinr clergyman was the Rev.
P Townsend HenShaw, rector OF the
.Irrcb The only attendant was
TboTas Whitridce. brother Of the
tr;5sv-oor, who was best man.
Mrs. Wi.lauer wore gown OF ans
tbvst velvet. trimmed with ola polhe
lee and fur. She carried bouquet OF
lilies and heliotrope, and her only ornS-
me,t was q string Of pearls, the gilV
Of the bridegroom.
A recarto- followed the ceremony
q, Oyfora House. the home Of the BRIDE
Mrs. WIsrer was interested IN the or
rarizat.or Of the Woman's Exchange
md tbe EQUAL Franchise League OF
Rive. After a wedding trip Or. and
Vrs. Whitridce will live at l2O5 81.
Paul's av.. Baltimore.
Miss Artoinette Clearwater, daugh-
Ter Of the Rev. c.. X. Clearwater, pastor
Of the Reformed Dutch Churcn IN EiIn.
hurst. Long Island was married IN that
church yesterday afternoon TO george
". Pitt. The ceremony was performed
by the brides father.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Lillian Clearwater as s, mald OF
honor. and Miss Marion Weller, OF
BROOKLYN. and Miss Martha Emmons, Of
Manhattan. as bridesmaids Godfrey
|. Pitt. q brother Of the bridegroom,
was best man. and the ushers were
Vivian Woodward. Of Manhattan;
Chaurcev C.. Nichols, Of Boston, and
Ernest B. Pitt and W. Irving Pitt
brothers Of the bridegroom.
A reception was held at the home OF
the brides parents, in Victor Place
after the ceremony. The couple Will
take a honeymoon trip through the
South. visiting Asheville, \. c., and on
their return will live in Hampstead.
Miss Edith s. Carpenter, daughter Of
Mrs Louise J. and the late Henry c
CARPENTER. of 81 State St, Flushing,
Long Island, was married at $3.50
o'clock last evening 20 George }.
Hasenzahl Of Manhattan, in the Little
Church Around the Corner. The cere-
nonv was performed by the Rev. DR..
George ID. Houghton, the rector.
The bride was attended by her sister
Mss Helen Carpenter, as bridesmaid,
and her brother, Harry J. Carpenter
was best man. The bride was grad
uated from Flushing High School. Mr..
Haseuzahl is an occulist IN Manhattan.