New-York tribune., 1914-10-11
|. H. BROWN WEEDS
MISS M'KELVEY
Ceremony Performed by
the Rev. DR.. Baldwin, in
EdgehilI Church.
MISS ELLIOTT BRIDE
OF CHARLES p. LOESER
Miss NJ. l.. HarraI Now Mrs.
Arthur Y. Sarony-Miss d. K.
FetterOlf to Marry.

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FetterOlf to Marry.
Many marriages Of interest to society
were celebrated yesterday in and out
Of town. In Edgehill Church, Spuyten
Duyvil, in the afternoon, Miss Con-
stance McKelvey, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. McKelvey, became the
bride of Lowell Huntington Brown,
son of Mrs. Archer Brown, Of East
Orange, N. J.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. Clair Baldwin, OF East Orange,
assisted BY the rector, the Rev. Dr.
David Bains Grfiiths. A reception fol-
lowed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kelvey, Bonnie Brae, Spuyten Duyvli:
The decorations ut both the church and
house consisted Of autumn foliage, sml-
lax and white chrysanthemums.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, was in a gown OF white bro
cade charmeuse draped with point ap-
pliqu6 lace. He veil was Of point ap-
plique, fastened with orange blossoms,
and she carried q bouquet Of white or
chids and lilies-of- of-the-valley.
The attendants were Mrs. Reuben
, Hitchcock, Mrs. Geoffrey KOnta, Miss
Mary McKelvey and Miss Constance
Brown. They were all dressed alike in
pink charmeuse draped with cream lace,
with which they wore bronze velvet
hats trimmed with pink ostrich feath-
ers. They carried pink roses.
Archer Brown was his brothers best
man. and the ushers were Coulter Huy-
ler of this city; Eldridge Wilson. or
Chicago; Arthur Menefee, of Califor-
I a.. nf
! Trenholm Marshall. Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will spend their
honeymoon in Canada, and on their re-
turn will live at 12d ST. and Riverside
Drive.
Miss Florence Depew Elliott. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaylord FL
lott, was married at the country home
Of her parents, Upper Mountain av.,
Montclair, n. j., last evening to Charles
Peter Loeser The Rev. Charles s.
: Mills. pastor of the First Congrega-
/ tional Church of Montclair. officiated.
I The bride, who was given away by
/ her father, wore a gown Of ivory satin,
over which was draped rose point lace.
Her veil was also of lace, and her only
ornament a diamond lavalliere, the gift
of the bridegroom She carried n
shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Maurice j.
Swetland, of Montclair, sister OF the
( bride. was her only attendant. She was
gowned in yellow satin, with trimmings
Of pearls, and carried Sunburst roses.
Mrs. Elliott, the mother of the bride,
wore n gown of black velvet. with trim
mings OF rose point lace and jet, and
B diamond ornaments. Maurice J. SWEET
/ land was the best man, and the usher'
were Gaylor W. Elliott, brother Of the
/ bride; Frederick l.. Loeser. brother OF
the bridegroom; Lieutenant Douglas [.
/ Despard and Julian s. Myrick. all OF
Manhattan.
/ Mr.. Loeser is a lawyer of Manhattan
and is prominent in military circles, be-
ing lieutenant adjutant OF the 1th
/ Regiment, n. G.. y. Y, and commander
| of the mounted detachment of the same
I organization. Mr.. and Mrs. Loeser will
/ live in New York. The date of the we'd
/ ding was the anniversary OF the mar
riage of the parents of the bride. thir-
/ ty-one years ago, and OF her sister, SIX
/ years ago.
Miss NJ. Lulu Harral, only daughter
! T..
married at noon Yesterday at the home
of her parents, COG West Hath ST., to
Arthur Yale Sarony. son of Otto Sa-
rony and formerly a champion ice
skater. Miss A. NJ. Thomas, a cousin OF
the bridegroom, was the maid of honor.
Howard Major, also a cousin of Mr.. Sa-
/ rony. served as best man.
I Miss Dorothy kellum retterolf
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Curtin
Fetterolf, Of Upper Montclair. will be
married 20 Robert Gaddis Hopwood, OF
+ Minneapolis, on Thursday evening in
the Christian Union Congregational
/ Church, Upper Montclair. Mrs. Charles
! C. Rates. sister of the bridegroom,
will be the matron of honor, and the
/ bridesmaids will be Miss Laura ii. Ly-
man. Miss Betty Brandt and Miss Amy
/ l. Copeland, Of Upper Montclair; Mis-.
Dorothy ii. Brown. of Montclair, and
Miss Mildred Fetterolf, of Philadelphia,
a cousin of the bride.
Warren j. Hopwood. of Minneapolis,
4 will serve as his brothers best man,
/ and the ushers will be Charles NJ Fet-
/ terolf. brother of the bride; Harold L.
Judd. of New Britain, Conn; William
f. McGrath, of Chicago; Harold Wy
man, Of Minneapolis, and Garvin Tay-
lor, of Upper Montclair.
Caldwell, n. j.. Oct. l0.-Miss MarIl'
| liza Ethel Thurston, daughter Of Mr.
4 and Mrs. John Thurston, of % Ham
/ ford Place. and Charles Augustus Mat
thews. son of Phineas Augustus Mat
thews. Of 90 Elm Road, were married
| tonight al o'clock in the bride Z
/ home by the Rev. Charles 7. Berry, OF
/ BROOKLYN, former pastor Of the Presby'
/ terian Church of Caldwell. Miss Jo-
sephine Dallas, of Caldwell, was maid
of honor. and the bridesmaid Miss
Edith May Allison, of Oak Ridge, y. j..
a cousin of the bride. The best man
was Lewis Herbert Thurston, brother
of the bride. and the ushers were Stan
/ lev Erwin Matthews, brother of the
bridegroom. and Raymond Sylvester
Summers, of Brooklyn.
About one hundred guests witnessed
: the ceremony and attended the recep-
/ ton which followed. Mr.. and Mrs
( Matthews left tonight on an automo'
/ bile trip through New York State
/ Upon their return they will live in s
new house on Ferndale Road
Miss Marion Alice Lesher, daughter
oil Arthur LeSher' ahu iahNiS De"e!
Everett, OF Worcester, Mass, were mar
ried in the Presbyterian Church d: Rye
Yesterday afternoon by the Rev. DR.
Robert S. Macarthur, Of Baltimore, as
sisted by the Rev. Leo B. Thomas, Of
the North Baptist Church, Of Port
Chester, and the Rev. Harry c. Mes
serve, pastor of the Rye church.
The maid of honor was Miss Theress
Lesher. a sister Of the bride, and tnc
matron of honor was Mrs. William
Lesher. sister-inlaw OF the bride
The bridesmaids were Miss Carro
Everett, sister of The bridegroom; Miss
Emile Sherman. OF Rye; Miss Eleanor