New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
+ Mrs. 6. w. c. McCarter-
Miss Tackaberry Wed IN
der Canopy of Palms.
MISS VAN DER HOOGS
PAUL THEBAUD'S WIFE
The Rev. NJ L. Robinson MarrleS
Miss Stitt-Miss Irving
Also a Bride.

a. -huae NcCsrter. son OF Mr ana Ms
nh, - NeCarte- 81 Newark. IN the
,,g~-b OF Zion and s. Timothy Tne
,.-.b Was decorated with white roses
r..,e- lilies. palms and smnax. White
... Guests were being seated there was a
..-,v~,-,r,e o. music given by Miss Maud
,,,~r,,. harn.st. assisted by the church
,rgsr.st The Rev. DR.. Henry LuoecN
,e-,o-med the ceremony, which was fo'-
,.,es bv q reception at the St Regis.
The bride was escorted 20 the altar ov
,.- >teufathe-. MI Strombers. and was
-,,.er away by her uncle. Nelson TAYLOR
ps~rs- of New Brunswick. y J. she
,,ore gown Of white panne velvet
,-.,..,od with old family lace, and vel
- ,uue with cap Of lace. She carried
= shower bouquet Of lihes-of-the-vslley'
N,ss Sslne NJ. Parker was her sister
-,sis ~ honor She was In blue tafreta'
rs,b 8 large hat Of pink tulle. The brides
r,s,ds we're Miss Adelaide \. Parker
Mss Eleanor McCarter. Miss Coroehs
uenhurn. Miss Mary Woodin, Miss Laura
watts and Miss Marie Poudensen. Ihev
we're dressed in pink taffets. with girdies
% bl,e satin, and they wore brown tulle
hats trimmed with pink roses. The at
,.ndants all carried bouquets OF PINK
roses.
John FAR. jr. was best man. and the
ushors we're Norman Armour, Howard
Gilmore. Joseph Vandervoort. Marshah
Bruce clifford l.. voorhees,, Donald Nc
Greeor and Stuart Young.
Mr. and Mrs. McCarter will spend
mart Of their honeymoon in the South
and on their return will make their home
in Newark.
The marriage Of Miss Molly Tacka-
berry daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John b'
Tackaberry OF England. TO Armour Fer
elson son Of Mrs. Farquhar Ferguson
and grandson Of the late Herman u AT
mour. took place Yesterday afternoon al
me home Of her uncle and aunt. DR.. ana
Ms Irnre Josiks-Herczeg, No. y west
,o.b street The house was decorated
with American Beauty roses. hlacs'
palns and Easter lilies. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father Scott
Of 81. Ignatius Loyola, under a canopy oil
nalms and Easter lilies. Preceding the
ceremony Vecsey's Orchestra played and
Mr. Vecsey played violin solo.
The bride. who was escorted TO the al
Tar bv Or. Josika-HerczeG, wore gown
Of white satin. with fiounces OF Whlte
;ulie. and a long court train. Her TUNE
Veil was fastened with a wreath OF or
snse blossoms. and she carried bouquet
~ mite roses and es-of-the-valley'
Tier attendants were her sister-in-la"'
Miss May Ferguson. and Miss Helen
Rosaie Smith They were dressed alike
in blue taffeta and cream lace and car
ried violet sweetpeas.
George cobb was best man and the
usbcrs were Dr. Rudolph d. Mofett' SID
ney Dillon Ripley. Edmund Scheider
James Vale Converse. whose engagement
10 Miss Nadine A. Melbourne has just
been announced. and John NJ. King. OF
Pittsburgh. reception. for which about
~ invitations were issued, followed the
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson will spend their
HONEYMOON in the South. On their return
they will spend a few months In Ne"
York. and later will go to Chicago. where
Mr. Ferguson has business interests. his
bride has for a number Of years been
living with DR.. and Mrs. Josika-
Miss Dorothy Van der Hoogs. daughter
Of A. 5. Van der Hogs Of Boston, was
married 10 Paul 6. Thebaud. jr., son OF
M and Mrs Paul G. Thebaud. OF this
city. Yesterday afternoon in the rectory or
St Agues's Church. The Rev. A. A. Brann
performed the ceremony. A small recep-
top followed AT the home OF Mrs. The
baud. No 81 East 5sth street. The bride.
Who was given away by her father, wore
n gown Of white satin, with tunic of net
trimmed with old lace. She carried bou-
ouet OF lilies-of- the-valley. She had no
attendants.
Reynal de ST. NJ Thebaud was his
brothers, best man. Mr. and Mrs. The
baud left town at once for Canada on a
wedding trip They will live in New York.
Miss Ethel Florence Irving. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William Edgar Irving. Of
No 81 West lSith street. was married last
night az the Hotel Marseille. Broadway
and 1900 street. TO Harry Jerome Doug
las jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j..
Douglas. The ceremony was performed
by the brides cousin. the Rev. DR.. Oscar
III Voorhees,. and large reception fol-
lowed
The bride. who was given away by her
rather. was In a gown Of white charmeuse
Trimmed with duchess lace and a tule
Vel. with a cap OF duchess lace. She car
ned bouquet OF white roses and lilies-of-
he-vallcy. Her maid OF honor and only
attendant was Miss Emma Zollinger who
wore blue brocaded crepe de chine
trimmed with lavender chiffon and a sill
va lace cap. She carried a bouquet OF
PINK roses George Douglas was his
oiother's lest man. There were no ushers.
M and Mrs. Douglas Will spend their
money moon in the South. and on their re-
'1rn vii live in The Bronx
Miss Edna wslmsley Stitt. daughter OF
Ar and Mrs W. J. Stitt. OF No. 1856 West
20 street. was married last night In
race Methodist Church. in West 10th
s"ee'' to the Rev Willard T.. Robinson.
s.'ietafy Of the New York Society Of the
'e'hodist Episcopal Church. The cere-
,no'y was performed by Bishop Luther X.
"Soh' assisted by the Rev. Dr. c. F.
's"ei. and reception followed at the
"e'he o. Mr and Mrs. suit.
ne onae, who was given away by her
'' Was IN gown OF white satin
~''N'nee with old family lace. and she
earned bouquet Of white roses and