New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-06
veeeption Follows Her
Marriage at Church of
ZION and st. Timothy.
MISS CAROLINE MILLS
w WEBS c. w. CHURCH
e.c.,al Weddings in Brooklyn
Mark End of Lenten Season
More to Follow.

.h;eh took plaCe
V',,. VIZ. church Of Zion and St Timothy.
y pev DR.. Henry Lubbock performed
lD' emory which was followed by
...;on at the Gotham. The chaneel
w. decorated with white azaleas'
~, lilies. daisies and palms, and
t.or, Of the chancel was an arch
>, ,,ilax and pink roses, from which
- wedding bell covered with
-. 4owers. The bride, who was
-, SWAY By her stepfather. Mr..
s...,-oberr. wore a gown of white satin.
- veil Of old family lace, and
ne, W. white orchids and lilies-ot-the-
'' az. Ssuic ". Parker, sister Of the
= was maid Of honor, and the
,,IL..SSoo,,,,s,Ss were Miss RoXanna Went
E l.'.s Bowen. Miss Anne J. Woodin,
W.. Ipani.a de Riva and Miss Marian
9 d., Of this city; Miss Sylvia
~ Of Neonah, Wis. and Miss
SS...--;ore Butler. Of Wilkes Barre,
~, The maid of honor was dressed
I. elbow satin and chiffon, with hat
-. - :sr-esrord The bridesmaids wore
..,S;5 coiorcl satin and Leghorn hats
....',r,,,ed with small pink roses and nib
~ They carried blue parasols.
Nv Howard C. Voorhees, was his
,-a.Ls-'s best man, and the ushers
we're Howard L. Hitchcock, ;. Hinman
p.r and .. De Gray Vanderbilt, Jr,,
n This city. George ". McCarter, D.
c.-drer Sh.vmar. Raymond W. Drake
,,I Harrison s. HiCbie; William {.
Vo,ter. Of 81. Paul, Sackett NJ. Dickin-
.1r. Of Trcrtol. y. j., and Donald +.
VePherson. Of Chicago.
If,er wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
vooriees VIII live in this city.
In The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon Miss Caro-
are Lee Mills, daughter Of Mr.. and
Y-. John T Mills. Of 7l9 Madison
s-srue, became the bride Of c. Warren
r,ure1' son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Cbrreb. of 205 West Fifty-seventh
Street Tie pulpit and organ loft were
decorated with Easter lilies, pink
,rseas. daisies and small palms. The
Rev. Dr.. John II. Jowett performed the
CEREMONY. and a reception followed at
he home Of Mr. and Mrs. Mills. The
hide was escorted TO the altar by her
father. vino gave her away. She wore
g gown %. white satin and white net
,roroiiered in pearls and q tulle vel.
.t, carried white lilacs and lilies-of-
rs.galey.
maid Of honor was Miss Rebecca
FIX lawrence, of Galesburg, H., and
as bridesmaids were Miss Helen l..
r-su. Miss Katherine T. Wheeler and
W Helen Porter, Of New York; MISS
,.cle T. Smith, of Lee, Mass; Miss
sylvia T Conant, Of Pawtucket, K. Is
ni Miss Ruth Church. Of Great Bar
metcu. Mass Tire bridal attendants
ID wore yellow taTeta silk, with Leg
horn hats trimmed with pansies. They
arr.od baskets OF pansles.
Edward I Bromheld was best man,
ui -he u.Lsr- we're Frederick Sumson,
y Phladcph.a, Dudley Mills, Edward
o. Warren John 7. Mills, Jr, Henry
B Richards. Max Z. Cavalh. II. Lloyd
2ctards and James J. Porter.
W. Church and his bride viii live
10 Great Barring ton, Mass. after July l.
The wedc.rc Of Miss Marion Gray
Warner daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
FI GAYLORD Warner, 10 the Rev. John
S. Garlic. pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church. al Moorestown, \. j., took
Place last evening in the South Con-
glagatonai Church. Brooklyn. The
bridegroom +, the son Of the Rev. DR..
D. CaIlle pastor Of the Throop
Avenue Presbyterian Church, in Brook
.y1 After the ceremony, which was
reformed hy the Rev. DR.. Albert j.
lyman. pastor emeritus, and the Rev.
aeg.oyd Raymond. there was recep-
ion al Ar. and Mrs. Warmers nome,
Is Montgomery Place. Easter lilies
s-d Southern smilaX were used in the
,,grch, while at the house pink roses
Vsre combined with lilies.
Cauickmacross lace ornamented Miss
haners gown. which was Of white
attn, fashioned Empire, with a full
9gFt train falling from the shoulders.
asr veil was also Of Carrickmacross,
nd she carried lilies of-the-valley.
Yrs. Hfmlton Patton, of Medford,
We Edith Piatt Warner), a bride of
az October, was her sisters matron
honor The bridesmaids were Miss
ADELAIDE Niles, Of Bloomfield, y. j.;
s.ss Helen BaWson, Of Ridgewood, y.
g. classmates Of the bride at Wells
~ Miss Evelyn Siney and Miss Ethel
Naen, Of Brooklyn. Their frocks were
lowered pink tafeta, made high
sslsled, with short, she'll edged skirts
tung over RULES of princess lace.
rs Patton wore a somewhat similar
l9'k, but Of white tatfeta lowered in
ale and yellow. with touches Of tur-
''oise blue in the trimming. They car
a plnk SchOrey roses and hlies-of-
.'-'alley. The flower girl, Miss Helen
~Sson, appeared DO white lace and
az r6bon. Mrs. Warner received In
ne six, combined with silver net and
sc and Mrs. Garlic wore black lace.
n Garlic Wa graduated from the
uheeion Theological Seminary last
.le, and with the exception of Will |
IN Joyee, Of Brooklyn, his ushers are
4 w rFheeton men. They were Hansen |
zen OF Minneapolis; Robert NJ.
,.sSeA, IT, OF Pittsburgh, and Robert /
4 gag OF New Albany, Ind Allan Doug |
Nafii!e was his brothers best man. !
A3 Jessie Fountain Androvette. /
..shler Of Mr and Mrs Edward F,
/ leH Androycttc, and Josiah Lee /
~. sI were married last evening at the /
~ 81 George. Brooklyn. The cere-
4 ~ was followed by a reception. !
4 ye brides gown was in flesh tints. /
/ ss' oAlencon lace was draped over
.IIvh' and a full court train of satin /.
4 ,,''Sloered IN seed pearls fell from
/ ~ ~9ulders. Her tulle veil was gath
\ ~, closely al the back Of a pearl |
r5su' worn low over the forehead, |
%
D,s orchids. ''' - '''' AMY anu
d, .I' Paul Sbley Williams, who be |
\ b., Ipef marriage a fortnight ago was
Shel Guyon Androvette, was her
l,55;. hatron of honor. in her own
,.Is gown Of white satin and silver |
4" ne The other attendants were
AZ, Iprnest Collins Marsh, Miss Mar !
NJ, uHlSh, Miss Marion Allen and |
iso." ALel Hefiiey. Their gowns Of |
Ia soth were yelled with tulle |
n - Win taffofo opd frtv,road NIT h /