New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
MISS CHESEBROUGH
WEEDS w. KENNEDY
Miss Emile M. Roe and Duncan
MacI. Hay Also Married
Yesterday.


Miss Elizabeth Chesebrough, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Chesebrough,
was married to William Kennedy, jr,
yesterday afternoon in the First Re
formed Church. Brooklyn, by the Rev.
DR.. James NJ. Farrar Pink rambler
roses and primroses decorated the
church and a profusion OF the same
blossoms filled Mr.. and Mrs. Cheese
/ brough's home, 1862 st. Johns Place,
where a large reception was held after
| the ceremony.
The bride wore an Empire gown OF
white satin, having a full court train
of frosted velvet, embroidered in seed
. pearls in butterfly design, with band
! of pearls bordering the whole. Her
net veil was edged with old point lace
and she carried lilies-of valley and
white orchids.
Mrs. Norman Gaynor Betsy Page
acted as matron of honor. She wore
a gown of pink accordion pleated chif-
ion with touches of Belgian blue vel
vet and hat OF pink silk net The
bridesmaids frocks were OF pink
Georgette crepe, with little jackets or
cream flet lace, and they wore Leg
horn hats faced underneath with pink
and trimmed on top with small clus.
ters of pink roses and streamers or
Belgian blue velvet They were Miss
Alberta Chesebrough, Miss Marjorie
Hubbs. Miss Eleanor Whiting Evans,
Miss Betty Irish, Miss Helen Case and
Miss Grace CASTELAR,. They carried
baskets Of Leghorn plateau suspended
by blue ribbons, filed with sweetheart
roses and sweetpeas.
/ Mrs. Chesebrough was in sapphire blue
satin. yelled with silk net embroidery
[ in sapnhire and coral beads, and Mrs.
Kennedy was attired in old gold bro
cade.
Mr.. Kennedy. who is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Kennedy, of 278 Gin
ton Avenue, had as best man William
d. Martin, jr The ushers were Rich
ard Kettles, jr., Hsmmett Norton,
David Nofat. John CendOya, Charles
Karl and George r. Elder, jr Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy have gone West for their
wedding trip.
Miss Emile Mathilde Roe, daughter
Of Mrs. Camille L. Roe, of 81 West
Forty-seventh Street, was married to
Duncan Macintosh Hay, of this city, at
noon Yesterday in the chapel OF st..
Thomas's Church. The Rev. DR.. Ernest
NJ. Stires performed the ceremony IN
the presence of about twenty relatives
and intimate friends, and reception
and breakfast followed at the home oil
Mrs. Francis G. Lloyd, an aunt OF Mrs.
Charles ). Whitman, at l57 East Sew
enty-hrst Street. There were no at
tendants. The bride wore travelling
} gown. The wedding was originally set
for June. but owing 20 the departure
for France tomorrow Of the bride )
sister. Miss Alma Roe, II was decided
to have it yesterday.
Mr.. Hay is a son of Alexander Mac
Kensie Hay, managing director OF Inc
Status" London financial newspaper
After the wedding trip he and his bride
will live at Forest Hills, Long Island.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie New
/ kirk. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
a Newkirk. of 10 Ashford Street,
Brooklvn. to Frederick W. Mohr, jr,
also of Brooklyn. will take place on
Wednesday in the Church OF the
Reformation, Brooklyn. The BRIDE VIII
be attended by her sister, MISS Mae
Newkirk; Il SIS Mabel Mohr, MISS MIN
ME Sellner. Miss Alice urbin, MISS
Florence Mohr and Miss Louise New
kirk. Sophie Parker and Dorothy
Braun will be flower girls, and Leon
ard Superty the ring bearer. August
Nohr. brother of the bridegroom, Will
be best man, and Harry Breden' John
Falk. Albert Munster John Snyder and
Frank Newkirk ushers.
Miss Helen NJ. Buffum, daughter Of
the late DR.. Charles I. Bufum, Will be
married TO Thomas W. Ashwell, son Oh
tho late William c. Ashwell. at noon on
Thursday in the Church OF the heaV-
enly Rest. On account OF mourning
ONLY relatives and few intimate
friends will witness the ceremony, and
there will be no reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Jennings, Of
p West Fiftieth Street, announce the
engagement of Miss Margaret Outh-
waite to Edward Stevens. Miss Outh-
waite ia the daughter of Mrs. Jennings
and the late J. II. Cultivate, of Cleve-
land. Mr.. Stevens Is the son OF Mrs;
George +. Stevens. He was graduated
from Yale in 1912, and IS connected
with the New aven Clock Company,
when was lOuuueu - no bAN"1 i"iiN
father. and of which his grandfather
and father were active officers. The
marriage will be in the early autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Miller, Of South
Orange. n. j.. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Ruggles Miller, to PierreDont
Edwards Grannis, also of South
Orange.
Announcement is made by Mrs. Rich
ard Guiles. of 4l9 West ll5th Street,
of the engagement of her daughter
Miss Gladys Guiles, to Alfred De Luce
Dickerman, son of the Rev and RS.
George Sherwood Dickerman, OF New
Haven, Conn.
BROOKLYN MAN TO WE'D