New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24

IRE Sl.-L and IN the shOrt-SIeeVed
bodice. She were o pcin, lace veil
"r.ah reached 10 the end OF the
square court tram ard carried bride
Io.as A.. lIo of the-vd!iey. Mrs.
Lily Palmer tciiyaiHe was matron of
honor Tor her sister IN a gown of pink
ssa net ove- satin. She wore pink
lar auC carried yea roses and daisies.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ethel
Josephine Palmer and Miss Mabclic
,TomweN. They wore frocks % white
,aacta with deep fOunces Of silk hlet
acc and white tulle hats trimmed with
daisies. They also carried tea roses
and daisies. Mrs. Palmer received in
brown brocade and cream lace.
Carleton Humphreys Palmer, a
brother of the bride, was best man
and the ushers were another brother,
Lowell Mason Palmer, jr., Theodore
Wc.cker, of Stamford; DR.. George Cut
Ter. A. lie Baron Russell, John A.
Jackson, OF Boston, and Arthur +.
We.hl Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Johnston is
the son of the late John Allen john
stOn, of Lees burg, y. c. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1911 and
is a member of the Harvard Club Of
New York.
Under a large oak on the lawn, which
slopes toward the Hudson River, Miss
Margery Davenport, daughter of ex-
Judge and Mrs. James p Davenport,
became the bride of the Rev. Francis
Raymond Casse.man yesterday after
noon at the home of her parents, Boil
ton Road, Inwood Hill, Manhattan. The
Rev. Dr. J. Howard Hovt, Of New Ca
uaan, Conn performed the ceremony.
The bridal procession formed in the
house and passed through llnes of rib
bon held by several friends Of the bride
and bridegroom. The bride was grad
uatcd from NasSar in 1913, and the
color scheme of the wedding was yellow
and green, hcr class colors. She wore
gown of white satin trimmed with
old lace, and a tulle veil held by a
wreath Of orange blossoms Miss
Elizabeth G.. Baldwin, of New Haven,
Conn, was the maid OF honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Blanche T.
Meyer, of Chicago; Miss Eleanor c.
Wood, of New Canaan, Conn, and Miss
Alma ". Hass and Miss Miriam d.
Walker, Of this city. Two Of the
bridesmaids were dressed in yellow and
Two l- green.
The young women who held the rib
bons were Mrs Myra H. Keller, Mrs.
Alice G. Hewitt, Miss Catherine Ora
ham, Miss Marie Bacon, Miss Alice
Mathews, Miss Gladys Segee, Miss
Theodore T. Mccormick, Miss Mildred
!. Mould Miss Louise Casselman and
Miss Margaret D. Davenport.
The Rev. Guy c. Converse vas best
man, and the ushers were Pierrepont
Davenport, Clarence Weston, Farwell
Davenport and Mrs. Jaeckwith.
Mr.. Casselman was graduated from
Union Theological Seminary and re-
ceived an VI. A. degree with the class
Of Is at Columbia University. After
their wedding trip he and lis bride
will live in Iowa.
Miss Marguerite Latham, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Clifford Latham,
was married to John Child Pay last
evening at the home Of her parents,
1920 Cortelyou Road, Flatbush, by the
Rev. DR.. Daniel Dorchester.
Miss Latham's gown was Of white
satin, with q bodice Of duchess lace
and a court train. Her vel was of
tulle, with a border of duchess, and
she carried a shower Of lilios-ofthe
valley. Miss Jean Latham. sister Of
the bride. was maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids were her two cousins, Miss
Ruth Carpenter, Of At.leboro, Mass,
and Miss Mary Latham. Of Chicago.
The first attendant carried a muR OF
yellow roses with a shower OF daisies,
and the bridesmaids carried Leghorn
hats filled with daisies. Their gowns
were Of cream net trimmed with yell
low ribbons Mrs. Latham received in
tkar
Of the bridegroom, was attired in Law
ender chiffon taifcta ornamentcd with
silver lace.
Mr.. Ray is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert BENJAMIN Ray, Of Flatbush,
formerly Of Bridgeport Conn; Herbert
BENJAMIN Ray, jr., was the best man,
and Henry Clifford Latham and Lester
Loomis Leverich were ushers.
Miss Mabel Louise McChesney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Caryl McChcsney, Of 40 High Street.
Orange, and DR.. Paul Farrell Devine,
son of Mrs. Arthur Devine. of Newark.
were married in ST. Johns Church,
Orange, yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
Michael p. Corcoran, rector of st.
Johns Church, Newark. performed the
ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Grace +. McChesney, as maid
Of honor, and by Miss Helen Pryor,
of South Orange; Miss Alice Smith, OF
Orange; Miss Grace Deyine, of New
ark, sister Of the bridegroom, and Mrs
Leonard w. McChesney, sister-in-law
Of the bride, as bridesmaids. Arthur J.
Dcvine. jr.. was his brothers best man.
The ushers were DR.. Raymond J. Null
lin, Dr. Philip Conlon and Dr. Walter
J. Graft, of Newark. aud leonard W.
NcChesney, Of Orange. The couple
will live in East Orange.
A double wedding took place last
evening at Nyack, when the Misses
Elizabeth JOY Towt and Mary Van
Buren, Towt were married TO Frank
Moody Quincy and Robert Bruce Col
burn. both Of Oneonta, y. Y. The cere-
mony was performed in the Dutch Re
formed Church by the Rev. DR.. Sartell
Prentice.
Both brides wore gowns Of white
tulle over silver satin. and their
Grecian wells were held in place by
rose point lace and pearls. The maids
of honor, Miss Helen Yer Planck. OF
White Plains, and Miss Marjorie q.
Stewart. OF Nyack, wore lavender tulle
over white satin trimmed with silver
cloth.
The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Quincy, Of OneJnta, and Miss Dorothy
Haskell, Of Bloomfield, \. J. Their
gowns were green tulle over white
satin. The mother Of the brides wore
a gown of black silk lace trimmed with
gold lace and set. ,,,,,-
The best men were Dr.. Frank NILS