New-York tribune., 1914-10-11

ington, is the guest Of her sister
Nine. de Risno, wife OF the Spsnfsn
Ambassador.
Mrs. William B. Bristow has re-
turned to New York, closing her sea
son here.
Mrs. George r. Bliss and daughter
having closed their Newport stay, have
returned to New York.
Msrsden J. Perry gave dinner a.
Bleak House this evening. The guest
were his business associates or Ne"
York and Providence.
Egerton l.. Winthrop gave 3 dinner
at his home this evening.
The Newport Fishing Club members
yaye their last luncheon OF the sea
son at the Gooseberry Island Club TO-
day.
Mrs. George S. Scott gave q dinner
al Belmead this evening.
Succasunna, n. j., Oct. TO- The mar
riage Of Miss Laura V. Murray, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. John p. Murray, Of Sayre
Penn, formerly a teacher in the Rox'
bury High School here, and Harry
Webster Hopkins, OF this place, toos
place in the First Presbyterian Church
here tonight. the pastor, the Rev
Horace X. Wright, officiating.
The matron Of honor was Mrs. A. II
Murray and the bridesmaids were Miss
Gertrude Seeley, Of Osceola, Penn:
Miss Helen Spalding and Miss Mary
Ryan, Of Elmira, n. Y. and Miss Grace
Kear, Of Sayre. A. l.. Reynolds. OF
Buffalo. was best man. and the ushers
were Hugh Bryan, Of Sherburne, y
Y; DR.. G. F. CARING, A. X. Hamilton
and r. II. Hunt, Of Sayre.
The bride wore a gown OF white
crepe meteor, veil and orange bios
SONS and carried a bouquet OF bride
roses and lilies s-of-the-valley. She was
given in marriage by her brother, Dr
A. II. Murray. After a trip to New or'
leans the couple will live in Sayre.
TBy TELEGRAPH to The Tribune
Cobasset. Mass, Oct. 10.-Miss Esther
Foss. daughter Of Ex-Governor ana Mrs
Eugene n. Foss, was married to Aioer'
Hickman, of Montreal, this afternoon
The ceremony was performed AZ l'oo
at the ex-Governor's summer nome, OF
Jerusalem Road. The ceremony was
held in the large living room OF the
house under a canopy Of pink lilies and
Southern smilax, while similar decora
tions adorned the pillars OF the alsie
through which the bride walked. Inc
Rev. Howard Key Barlow, OF ST
Stephens Episcopal Church, Cohasset
performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown OF ivory
white satin in Grecian style, with q
tunic Of net heavily embroidered with
pearls. Her veil was composed OF tne
rare old lace which her mother wore
at her marriage, thirty years ago. Sht
carried a few long sprays OF white
orchids. Her only jewel was the glf'
of the bridegroom, bar pin or rubies
and diamonds.
She was attended by her twin sister
Miss Helen Foss, as maid OF honor, tht
latter being clothed in a costume oi
white ruffled tulle. with rose chiffon
tunic embroidered with crystal and
laced at the sides with crystal. Miss
Helen Foss's engagement to William
Whitman Hobbs, of Brookline, has re-
Gently been announced. Mrs. Foss wore
a gown of two-toned blue velvet and
satin. ROYAL Ewing, of Montreal, was
best man.
A wedding breakfast and dancing
followed the ceremony. The couple will
spend the winter in Montreal.
(By Telegraph to The Tribune
Pittsfeld, Mass. Oct. l0.-Mlss Vers
Beckley Cotton, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. David B. Cotton, of &c Georgs
st.. was married at o'clock tonight
TO Percy Bellamy Halstead, Of Boston
bv the Rev. James f. Gregg, Of the
First Congregational Church. She wa
attended by six Of her classmates a
Wellesley, l9ll-the Misses Ethe
Hersey, Of Quincy; Jane Peters, o
Lenox: Julia X. Drew. of Minneapolis
Helen f. Pease. of Pittsfield; Mary {
REYNOLDS. Of Fairhaven. W, and Mrs
George w. Gray. of Watertown, Mass
Mr.. Halstead was graduated from
B Harvard in 1913 and was member
/ the track team.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
New Canaan, Conn, Oct. l0.-Mls'
Jennie Sophia Lawrence, daughter 0
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. d. Lawrence. OF thi
town. was married this evening q
! Claude Layton Scale, broker, tn
ceremony being performed by the pas
TOR in the New Canaan Congregations
Church.