New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
Father Unites Miss Isabel
Montague Geer to Elliot
H. Goodwin.
RUTH GLIB BRIDE OF
HAROLD w. CARHART
MANY Dinner Parties Precede
Dance at Sherry's for Benefit
of Greenwich House.

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the city yesterday afternoon for the we'd
ding of Miss Isabel Montague Ger, eldest
daughter of the Rev W. Montague Geer,
to Elliot Hersey Goodwin, in st. Pauis
| Chapel. Broadway, Nesey and Fulton
streets. The bridal party and guests ar
rived by the Fulton street entrance.
The bride was escorted to the altar by
] her brother Enos Throop Geer. but was
given away by her father, the vicar OF
| 81. Pauls. who performed the ceremony
/ She wore gown of white satin crepe
trimmed with point lace and a tulle veil
She carried white roses and jasmin.
Her two sisters. Miss Cornelia Throop
Geer and Miss Gertrude Marshall Geer
were her only Attendants. They were
dressed in blue brocade crepe lie chine
with tunics of pink tulle, trimmed with
/ fur. with which they wore hats of nat
uraI straw, adorned with bows Of blue
ribbon and pink roses They carried old
| fashioned nosegays OF pink roses and
mignonette.
| John II. Thomas. OF Boston. was the
| best man. and the ushers were Major
James A. Logan, L. S. A.; Captain Frank
Mccoy, L. S. A.; Basil Miles and Charles
W. McCandess. all of Washington, and
two brothers OF the bride, Francis Hunt
Geer and W. Montague Geer, jr.
There was an informal reception after
ward in the vestry room. the bride and
bridegroom receiving under canopy OF
palms. After a wedding trip the couple
will make their home in Washington,
where Mr.. Goodwin is secretary Of the
| National Chamber of Commerce.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel II. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs. Georges
Jarvis Geer. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bertram
Read. DR.. and Mrs. John b. Greenough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald II. Johnson, DR..
and Mrs. II. b. Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Langdon Geer, Miss Gertrude Geer, DIR.
L. A. Coffin Mr. and Mrs. George ID.
Throop, Miss Edith T. Throop. Mrs. Al
gernon Sidney Sullivan, DR.. and Mrs.
John B. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Farr,
Mrs. William NJ WINS. Miss Margaret
Wins, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S. Weeks,
Mrs. 4. G. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Morgan Grinnell, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip J. McCook. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. r. Grain, Mr. and Mrs. George II.
! Bartholomew, Mr.. and Mrs John b.
Lawrence, MIR. and Mrs: Benjamin Bar
ker, the Misses Wardwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n.
Sexton. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Martin.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill Pierce, Mrs.
Thomas S. Young and Miss Young.
Miss Ruth Glib, daughter Of Mrs.
Arthur Glib by her first husband, the
late John Richmond Glib. was married
Yesterday afternoon in ST. Thomass
Church to Harold w Carhart. The
church was beautifully decorated, the
chancel being massed with palms. ferns
and huge clusters of daisies and Ascen-
sion lilies, while the pews of the celtre
aisle were marked with Ascension lilies
tied with white satin ribbon.
There was an elaborate musical pro.
Gramme The choir sang The Voice
| That Breathed Ger Eden" WaSners
wedding march was played. While the
ceremony WAS being performed by the
Rev Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires "Oh. Perfec,
Love" and The Sevenfold Amen" were
sung.
The bride, who was given away by nef
brother. John Richmond Glib, wore a
gown of white satin, trimmed with point
lace with a girdle Of orange blossoms
Her tulle veil was fastened with wreath
Of orange blossoms and she carried lilies
of-the-valley and had a cOrsase bouquet
of orange blossoms. Her only ornament
was "A necklace OF pearls, a gift from
the bridegroom.
Miss Dorothy GLIB was her sister s
maid of honor. and the bridesmaids were
Miss Ruth Calender. Miss Beatrice Ray
mond. Miss Alice Moss Miss Althea Gibb
Miss Nathalie Slocum and Miss Agnes
Bigelow. They wore gowns OF punk satlh
trimmed with white lace. the bridesmaids
frocks being Of a lighter shade than that
Of the maid Of honor They wore Leg
horn hats. trimmed with pink roses ard
carried pink roses.
Lawrence Cornwall was best man ana
the ushers were Eugene Moore, Dean
Kalbfeisch. Gerald Murphy, John Green
George Carhart, John Parsons, Ed"ln
Bigelow and Morgan J. O Brien' Jr.
The ceremony was followed by :ecep-
ton at the house of Mrs. Giob, NO. -
East 55th street, which was decorated
with Easter lilies. white roses ana palms
A large and successful dance was heid
last night at Sherry's for the oenent oi
Greenwich House, No. 70 Jones street
Several dinners were given previous 10
the dance. one of the largest being ~
Mrs. Edward s Hardness, at sherry s.
for members Of the floor committee III
the absence of Mrs. darkness. VINO Is III
the South. her niece, Miss Elizabeth heh-
dali. acted as hostess and her aunt MISS
Charlotte Stillman. as chaperon
There was competitive dancihs' Win
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, Mrs. Il. Roscoe
Matthews. Mrs. Allen Gouverneur wen
man. Lydig Hoyt. Richard Peters anu
Elliot G. Bacon participating.
TIE floor committee consisted OF MISS
Geneyieve l.. Sanford, Miss Mai Watson
Miss C;wendoln b. Condor, MISS Mar
earet T.. Trevor. Miss Audrey y. Ospofh'
Miss Marie Taller, Miss Mary II. BROOKS
Miss Elizabeth S. Kendall. Miss Eoith
Mortimer. Miss Elsie Parke. MISS Iheo-
dora Larocque. Miss Muriel VIM
throp. w. Whitewrght Watson Id
ward stevens George u. Stevens. lr.' w
Shipper Davis. S. Bryce Wing Henry
Wise Miller. Reginald b. Rives, Bache II.
Brown. Francis s. Boyd. Walter Il. Eaton
and Charles V. HickoX.
The patronesses included Mrs. William
Armstrong. Mrs Frederick BROOKS. Mrs.
Henry Clews. Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran.
Mrs Seymour l.. Cromwell. Mrs. X. ful-
ton Cutting. Mrs. Edward II. Hewitt. Mrs