New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

The wedding Of Miss Edna Knevals
King. daughter of Mr and Mrs. EDWARD
BRONSON King. Of Bard Avenue, Liy-
incston. 10 Savage Crowell Free, cid
est son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman b'
Frieze. Of Clinton Avenue. New Brigh-
ton. will take place on Saturday after
noon. June 3. at Christ Church, New
BRIGHTON. at 1 o'clock. The ceremony
viii be performed by the Rev. Herman
HODGE brown. rector Of the church.
Miss Lucy King will be her sisters
maid Of honor and little Miss Betsy
Friezc. a sister of the groom, Will oe
Mr. Friezc will have his brother,
LYMAN 3. Frieze, jr.. for his best man.
and the ushers will be Richard Johh-
SON. Of Montreal; Sidney Wilcox, Maui
rice Pitou. Otis Glazebrook, Taylor
Townsend and Bronson King, oro'her
4 large reception will follow the
ceremony at Brookholme, the home OF
the brides parents.
Miss Marie Julia Townsend, daugh-
ter of the late DR.. Charles Nilmot
Townsend and Mrs. Townsend, VIII De
married on Saturday evening, June D.
az : o'clock. 20 Tracy Nanderveer Scud-
dor son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Scudder,
formerly Of Central Avenue, Iomp-
kinsville. at the home OF her mother
ST. Marks Place, New Brighton. ne
ceremony will be performed by tne
Rev. Henry Scudder of -. Marx ar. $
place. assisted by the Rev. o. II. Wal
ser, Of Cohoes, y. Y, an uncle Of tne
bride. Owing TO Mrs. Townsend III
health. the quests will be limited 10 the
immediate relatives. The young couple
viii spend the summer at Long Beach,
Long Island.
Frank R. Featherston, Of New Brlgh-
ton. and Miss Margaret Hardy, OF Por'
Richmond were quietly married on
SUNDAY. May Is, in ST. Mays Roman
Catholic Church, Port Richmond. ne
Rev. Father Campbell performed 'he
coremonv. The bride was attended Dy
Viss Florence McCloskey and Andrew
a Featherston was his brothers best
man.
Tho regular meeting OF the Staten
Island Garden Club was held last Mon
dav afternoon at the old Perine House
DonCan Hills. The speaker or the
afternoon was Maurice Fluid. or the
firm OF knight & Spruck. and the SUP
;oct Of his lecture was The Growing
~ Flowers for Shows" This was par
ticularlv interesting. as many members
Of the club sent flowers 10 the Rlch-
mond County Fair last autumn and
won prizes there, and also as the Car
den Club has been invited 70 an eN-
hibition in The Bronx the first week IN
June. Among those present were Mrs.
Albert Blunt, Mrs. Charles Barton, Mrs.
Henry Taylor, Miss Mary McQuade.
Miss Elizabeth McQuade, Mrs. Edward
Stettinnis. Mrs. Charles Fay, Mrs. Ed
win l.. O'Bryan, Miss Gertrude Tate,
Mira. James G.. Clarke, Mrs. Norman
Henderson Donald. Mrs. John Handley
Greaves, Mrs. Nathan Smythe, Mrs.
Mason Smith. Mrs. Russell Lornes,
Miss Grace Tabor, Mrs. Talbot, Mrs.
Arthur Won Briesen, Miss Gertrude Won
Briesen. Mrs. Arthur kavanagh, Miss
Gwynne Kayanagh. Mrs. Thomas Shen-
ton. Mrs. William Richardson, Mrs.
Harry Cozzins, Mrs. Walter ". Price,
Mrs. John Anderson Morton, Miss Alice
Austen and many others.
An open air anti-suffrage meeting
was held on Saturday afternoon at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin,
Howard Avenue, Grymes Hill. The
speakers Of the afternoon were Mrs.
John Martin. Miss Charlotte Rowe,
and Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, presI-