New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
MISS E. BISSELL
WEEDS |. MILLET
Dainty Easter Brides APP
pear as Society Ends
Lenten Season.
FANNIE H. LEAKE AND
T.W. SPRAGUE MARRIED
Miss c. D. Peck and J. B. Beatty
Wed-COupleS Quit City
on Honeymoon.

Miss Eugene Bissel, daughter OF
DR. and Mrs Joseph g. bissell. was
married Co Laurence Niilct. Of this
city. Yesterday afternoon NJ me home
Of her parents. f6 West Fifty-htth
Street. The house was decorated with
spring flowers and palms. BISHOP
HAYES. Of st. Patrick's Cathedral, per
formed the ceremony, which was FOL
lowed by a small reception. The bride
wore a gown Of flesh co'ored satin
draped with white tulle and "a tulle
veil She carried q bouquet of pan
sizes. peach blossoms and white No-
let's Mrs William a. Burton, OF Shelf
field. England. was the matrOn OF
honor. and Miss Katharine Bissell, SIS
ter Of Che bride. maid OF honor. hoth
attendants were dressed IN pink tuile
over pink tateta, trimmed with Tor
rct-mc-rots and pink roses, and they
wore hats az brown straw. with bumS
OF brown tu'e trimmed with roses and
forlct-uc-nots. Their bouquets were
Of rous.cs and apple blossoms. Samuel.
Eliot. of Boston. was best man.
After q wedding trip Mr.. MllIet end
his bride will live in Oyster Bay, Long
Island.
Under bower Of Easter lilies and
bridal roses. IN the ballroom Of the 81.
Regis. yesterday afternoon Miss Fan
rie Ee~Hman Leakc. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Morgan Leake, of
West l51th STREET became the bride
of Tolbert Wood SpraGue. OF this city.
The bride entered the room with her
father through an aisle forfaed 10y
white crystal standards. topped with
clusters of white and pink roses. She
wore % gown OF white crepe, trimmed
q ar4| "a rrf.n| "a.
carried bouquet Of white orchids
and Eies-of-thc-valIe y. Miss Dorothy
Icakc. wearing pink tatTeta, with a hat
Of p.rb trimmed with white lace, was
hey sisters maid of honor and only
attendant The best man was Charles
Y. Morrill, and the ushers were Dr.
Robert T. MCCreaay, ir.. James Aipn
PYLE. Reginald &. kHicAcrb0c6rr and
George " Taylor, lr
The Rev j. Herman Randall. Of the
Mount Morris Baptist Church. per
formed Che ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by reception and collation. Tor
three hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague viii spend
several weeks 10 the South, and on
their return win go 10 Babylon, Long
Island. for the summer
I'm the Church OF the Divine Pater-
nifty last night Miss Constance Daw-
barn Peck. daughter OF Mrs. C.. Daw-
barn Peck o. this city and Sound
Beach. Conn, was married 20 Julian
b. Beatty, of this city. The Rev DR..
Frank Oliver HALL performed the cere-
mony. which was followed by q recep-
tion 40 the Eitz-Carlton. The bride,
who was given away by her cousin, W.
L. Dawbarn, wore a gown Of white
satin, trimmed with old lace, and
tulle veil She carried q bouquet Of
liEes-of-the-vallcy The bridesmaids
were Miss Mildred Hunter. Miss
Marion Hees. Miss Edith Develin, Miss
Ethel Dawbarn, MISS Helen Ballard,
Miss Dorothy Castor and Miss Mildred
Beatty. They were dressed in pale
green satin and chiffon, with hats to
correspond
r. Ernest Beatty was his brothers
best man, and the ushers were Samuel
j. Reid. jr. Louis ID. Froehlich, Sand
ford G.. Etherlngton and Charles 3.
Higgins. classmates Of the bridegroom
at Princeton; Leonard McAneny, Louis
Graves, Albert Springs and Alfred W.
Hayward, ir
After d wedding trip TO Bermuda Mr..
Beatty and bis bride viii live in this
city.
Miss Marjorie G.. Cameron, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stuart Came
ron, Of Non,clair, y. j., was married 70
Lieutenant James b. Haskell, L. $. A..
yesterday afternoon I'm the chantry Of
Grace Church. The Rev. Dr. Charles
Lewis Sla-tery performed the ceremony
in the presence of few relatives.