New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
MISS ADDISON NOW
MRS. ROOSEVELT
Wedding Date Advanced
Because of Illness OF
Brides Grandmother.
BRIDEGROOM COUSIN
OF EX-PRESIDENT
Mr.. Wallace Edwin Dibble and
Miss Edith Fitzgerald Are
Married in Hampstead.

lRy Telegraph 20 1'he Tribune
stamford. Conn. Oct. 24.-Because OIL
the serious illness of Mrs. Julia W
Addison. grandmother of the bride, the
wedding Of Miss Julia Morris AddlsVh'
daughter Of the Rev. and MRS; OharieSS
! Morris Addison, of this CITY, anu
George Emlen Roosevelt, OF New iorA'
n cousin Of Colonel Theodore hoose-
volt, set originally for November
took place this noon at ~. JONI
Episcopal Church, of when the pr'ue
| father Is rector. ro-
The change of plans was made by re-
Quest of the brides grandmother IN
/ stead of the elaborate wedding orlet
nalIv MANNED, the nuptials to-day were
very auiet. The ceremony was per
formed by the father of the bnde'
and Miss Addison WAS given IN mar
riage nv her brother. the Rev. James
( Thsver Addison, Of Nowata, Okla
only relatives of the contracting
rarties were present. Among them
were Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her
son Theodore. jr. Mrs. Charles H.
Nutter. of Boston. sister OF the olluc'
attended Che latter as matron OF honor
W. Emlen Roosevelt was best rsan'
The first TO congratulate the COUPE
was Mrs. Addison, who was TOO ~ 70
witness the wedding. me oItue
orondmother is the daughter OF Com
S,odore Charles Morris, u. 5. ~, who
distinguished himself in the war OF
1910 and was for many years superln,,
tendent of the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
Mics Hazel Harvey, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Charles f. Harvey, OF ne"
PocbeIle. n. Y. was married last even
inc TO James Grant Terry, son OF mr.
and Mrs. Albert w. Terry, OF Stani 0To'
N. Y. The ceremony was perloIllit '' ~
the North Avenue Presbyterian On rI
of New Rochelle, by DR.. Kooert "9lu-
ner McGregor, assisted by the w,
A n. Terry. father of the bridegroom.
The bride wore gown of ivory
charmeuse and tulle and carried
shower bouquet Of lilies-of-the-valiiey'
She was given in marriage by. her
father and was attended by her sister
Misc Lois Harvey, who wore pare
blue satin gown yelled with emprol-
dered net. and carried shower pou-
ouet of pale yellow chrysanthemums.
Tho church was decorated with ny
drangeas and autumn leaves, with
Mains banked in the chancel.
Godfrey Childs, Of fonkers' Grass
mate of the bridegroom, was best man
and the ushers were Ralph LENS mar
vey. of Cambridge, Mass; Eugehg, VI
MILAN. of Brooklyn; Francis ": mar
vev. of New Rochelle, and FREQ Dich' VI
Yonkers. .o,,,, -
+be nome of the Misses Louise. and
Frederica Probst, aunts of the pride'
Alter short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Terry will live in New Rocheiie'
Miss Katherine Symes, daughter oil
Mrs. G.. c. Symes, OF Denver VIII "
married to Joshua Crane, OF Boston, on
| saturday afternoon next at the nome OF
ber mother. ri Logan ST., Denver
will be a quiet affair. with only rela-
tives and a few intimate friends pres
ent at the ceremony, when Will ne P.
formed by Dean II. Martyr haI''
There will be no attendants; lnnme-
diately after the ceremony MI CI"n'
snd his bride will start on money
raoop trin West. They will return TO
Denver for a short stay before gong
20 tbeir future home, in Dedham, Mass
at the end of next month. .
/ The engagement of the couple was
ornonnced last week. Miss Symes Is a
member of Denver's most eXciuslve SCI
"a hos been active in the social Ire OF
Che citv since she was introduced 10
snoiotv Inv her aunt, Mrs. Walter Scott
Cbeesman. Mr.. Crane is widower
Nth six children. He is an expert polV3
nlaver and refereed the international
polo matches this year
pol+irore Oct. 24.-The marriage o.
Me- Iydia Valentine Bond, daughter
of Mrs. Summerheld b. Bono ana enJ
Lotto Dr. Bond. Of Baltimore, to HaTl ora
WiI1ing Hare Powell, jr., of New YORK
cor NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford WHINE
Hare Powell. of Newport, formerly OF
pbiIsdelnhia. will take place at I'm
r,orueI protestant Episcopal Church
bere on Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
NV o. The ceremony, which VIII p
nerformed by the Rev. DR.. Hugh blrcK-
boad rector. in the presence OF q Gis-
tiy,grished assemblage from Newport
VaS, York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Iii no followed by small reception
~ .he residence of the brides uncle ana
a,,nt Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh EennoA boHu'
Hiiee Valentine Bond, the young SIS
&c +be bride. will be maid OF honor
Va tbo hest man will be the bride
@roor,'s brother, Howard Hare rowe;
&c Noynort The bridesmaids ana
Uahors viii be announced later After
. wedding Journey the bride and pride
s,rooT viii live in New York.
Uempstead. Long Island, Oct. Il
! One of the prettiest weddings tnaI ia
taken place in this section o. Eois
Island this autumn occurred at ChI!s. .
, First Presbyterian Chureh Ii!.s 49,
Iooni ,or Of Mrs. f. r. Fitzgerald, VIE
of tbe late Surrogate Fitzgerald OF
Siorbattan. was married TO Wallace EH-
10, Dihble Of Springfield, Mass, Dy
tba Rev DR. Frank N. Kerr, or Hemp
Stood assisted by the Rev. Edward L.
Reed, of Newport, X. L. ~
Ni;ss Irene Fitzgerald, sister or tne
bride was maid of honor, ana tue
br;Sesmaids were Miss Barbara Cam
oron. Brown and Miss Miriam Cragii'
of Nfanhattan. and Miss Eleanor fltz-
,oraid of Hempstead. The best man
was Ralph Dibble, brother OF the pride-
reception followed at the home OF
The brides mother, in Washington ST.,
Hampstead. The couple will make thel'
future home at Holyoke, Mass
Mrs. James De Laval Flower, OF ~
East GOD St. has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, MISS rs
feIIe II. Flower, to Clarence NJ. Chauh >
cey. son of the late Henry Chaqncey' o.
this city. grandson of Col9neI ';
Everit Macy and great-grandsoh VI
Admiral Isaac Chauncey. NJ
Miss Flower is a sister OF Mrs rleIIe
Lorillard Barley, of Tuxedo park' MT
Chauncey lives at the Union CLUB, anJ
is member of the Knickerbocker ana
New York Yacht clubs and the SocletE
of the War of 1912. The wedding VIII WI,