New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
F. M. CHADBOURNE
WEEDS MISS BOND
Mrs. C. E. Coddington's
Niece Married in Church
of the Heavenly Rest.
Club TO BE GUESTS
OF c. Old. ISELlN
Roundabout Driving Members to
Pass Weekend at Yama Farms
Inn, at Napanoch.

Inn, at Napanoch.
Miss Lily Gordon Bond. niece OF Mrs.
Charles Egbert Coddington. OF 1888 West
18th ST, was married to Frank Merriam
Chadbourne OF this city. yesterday
afternoon. in the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest The church was decorated with
Mains, white roses and dogwood. The
Rev Herbert Shipman. assisted by the
Rev. Z. w. Matthews, performed the
ceremony. which was followed by re-
ception at the home Of the brides aunt.
The bride. who was given away by her
cousin, Dave Hennen Coddington, wore
q gown OF white satin trimmed with
point lace. and tulle veil held by
wreath Of orange blossoms. She car
ned bouquet of llies-of-the-valley.
Mrs. Dave Hennen Coddington was the
matron Of honor and only attendant.
She was dressed in pink taffeta and
white lace. with a large hat of ecru
straw. trimmed with plumes Of varie-
rated colors. She carried a large muff
Of pink taffeta. TO which was attached
cluster OF pink roses.
william NJ. Chadbourne was his broth
.r's best man, and the ushers were DR..
Walter p. Anderton. Seymour NJ Peyser'
william Z. Phillips, Edward ID. King,
Laurence l. Neale, J. Graham Parsons.
Roger b. Emmons and J. Otto Stack.
Among those seen in the church were
Mrs. Coddington, Mrs. William Draper.
DR.. and Mrs William II. Anderton, Mr..
MrC
Fuller. Miss Virginia Fuller, Dudley
Fuller. Mrs John Wolf, f. =. Jones,
Mrs. Graham Parsons, Mrs. Seymour
Pevser. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nye. Mr. and Mrs.
Eckley H. stearns. Roderic Wellman.
Albert T. Thornton and John 7. Boyd, Jr.
The Roundabout Driving Club will
sail I'D the Hudson River to-day 'as the
guests Of Columbus O'D. lselin on board
the Yacht ltuna 10 spend the weekend
az Yama Farms Inn. Napanoch, y. \.
Among the members of the club are
August Belmont. c. Oliver lselin. Amos
Tuck French. Pierre Lorillard. Robert
Bacon. Francis r. Appleton. Charles De
Rham. Reginald Rives, Alfred Seton J.
Borden Hartman. Winthrop Chanler'
Francis ". Crowninshield. Henry w.
Munroe. Edward c.. Potter Henry b.
LIVINGSTON and Robert G. Howe.
The marriage Of Miss Pauline Peters,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Ralph Peters, TO
George Walker Pierpont will take place
this afternoon at Windymeede, the home
Of her parents. in Garden City The Rev.
Dr.. John r. Moses. dean Of the Cathedral
OF the Incarnation, at Garden City, Will
perform the ceremony. Miss Dorothy
Peters will be her sisters maid Of honor
and only attendant.
Mrs. William Ledlie Culbert gave
small dance last night at her home, 10
East saith st, for her daughter, MISS
Catherine Culbert. one Of the debutantes
Of the season.
Miss Hldegarde Hardenbergh, daughter
~ Afr and Mrs. Thomas L. HardenbeTgh,
will be married TO Henry Eagle, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Eagle thls
afternoon in the West End Collegiate
Church. Mrs. Frederick Bliss Richardson
will be matron of honor and Miss Clara
Whittlesey and Miss Ruth Barr will be
bridesmaids Ralph Higgins Will be best
man. and the ushers will be Richard +.
Weeks. Harry Buxton, Eugene Is. Peirsel
and Thomas z. Hardenbergh Jr Follow
ing the ceremony there will be recep-
ton at the home Of the brides parents
! West s1st st.
Mrs. Henry Wehrhane will give the
dansant this afternoon at her home, in
Llewellyn Park. orange, n. j., for her
debutante daughter. Miss Dorothy Wehr-
hAne.
Mrs Fletcher Webster Jewell, Of 81 East
18th St, will sail to-day for Europe TO
spend the summer on the Continent.
Mrs. Heth Lorton Will give the
dansant next Saturday at Matoa, her
country home, in Garden City, Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver Iselin, who have
been at the 81. Regis for few days. Will
sail for Europe to-day on the Amerika.
Others going abroad to-day are Mrs
Charles T. Barney and Mrs. d. Henry
Knowlton.
Mrs Newbold Morris left town yester-
day for her country place at Lenox, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stuart Fleming
have closed their town house, East 65th
ct, and have opened their country place
at East Hampton. Mass. They will go
to-day to Toronto to be the guests OF Sir
William Mulock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Rupert will sail
for Europe on Tuesday on the Vaterland.
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