New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-10
MISS FICKEN BRIDE
OF W. B. PRESCOTT
Daughter of II. E. Ficken
Married in Chantry of
Grace Church.
F w. MANN WEEDS
MISS BERRlAN
Bal Masque Arranged by Miss
Cutting Held at Plaza-Mr'
D a Cram Gives Lecture.

L
RA. Cram Gives Lecture.
vi,. Narrery Ficken, daughter OF II.
r3wa~5s Fcken, OF 7 East E'ghth
-. and n crandniece OF Mrs. Joseph
60 voe married 20 william Brown
;i.a..ott son Of Mrs. Linzee Prescott
- Roston. Yesterday afternoon IN the
Sbantry OF Grace Church:
TIC bride. who was given away ny
Lor father. wore gown of white Sa'ln'
..h court train and a veil of old family
80 She carried a bouquet OF whlte
'r,o.,ors She had no attendants.
pohert Knowles. Of Boston, WAS best
and the uShers were Francis
,'.rot and Oliver Wolcott, Of Boston
.5 walter Burnham. Lawrence hleh-
- and Allen Williams, OF thus city
Tt, Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis S!Attery
-.-i,rr,ed the ceremony, which was
t,rov.ca bv n reception al the home OF
The brides father
,ronp those al the church were
~ III zee Prescott. Mrs. Roger VOL
90. Miss Edith, Miss Frances ana
a., Augusta Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs.
|L.,,cs < Harris. Mrs. Howard Rich
- Vrs George Minot, Miss Frances
~. Miss Dorothy Ficken, Mr.. and
g.. CARLETON Macy. Mr.. and Mrs. Roo-
~. Eeuy. Mrs George Thompson Lane
~. PARK Benjamin. jr., Mrs. Henry
Rurre,, and Dr. and Mrs. j. her-
her: Cl.lbolrc.
,fis. Marion Edna Berrian, daughter
= ~ and Mrs. Edward Berrian, and
,be crest-grarddaughter q the Rev. Dr'
po~y,or Who was rector o. Trinity
CS.rcb from 1880 70 1852, was married
% Tilerv Wilson Mann, Of thi. city. yes
,o-J.v morning at $3.50 in the Elizabeth
chanel o. the Church of ST. Mary the
v;-5,n Mr.. Mann is the son of Henry
49,, author and editor, who did ms
1rst work in Ncv York on The Trlo-
uDe.
MIDAS grandmother the wedding was
very Quiet and there was no reception.
Tlo bride. who was given away by her
- vore a travelling suit of white
serre. with hat 20 correspond, and she
csrTied bouquet of white orchids
Yss Eva Briggs, Of Rockaway, Long
Island. in a gown OF dark blue tafeta'
was the maid OF honor and only Drl1al
attendant. James Mcdonald, OF TINS
city. was best man.
The Right Rev. Thomas II. Daring
ton. Episcopal Bishop OF HARRISBURG;
Peno.. who offlciated at the Wedding OF
the brides parents, performed inc
ceremony.
Mr. Mann and his bride will sail to-
morrow for Bermuda. On their return
thew will live al 70S Ocean Avenue
Flatbush, Long Island.
bal masou6 arranged by Miss
Ju.iana Cutting was given last night a,
the Hotel Plaza for the benefit OF locai
charities. All who attended wore fancy
costume or dorTed masks.
The foyer of the ballroom was made
10 roprc.cnt street Of old Pans, ana
number Of young women IN costume
sold masks, confetti and souvenirs:
Among the women were Mrs. Ne"eli
". Til-3n, Mrs. Dave Hennen Coddlng-
ton. Mrs. Grace Eaton Schoonmaker'
Mrs. Goelet Gallatin, Miss Mercedes de
Acosta, Miss Mary, Misc Olga and MISS
Sara Wibcrg Miss NOuletu ]. Proctor
Miss Beatrice Claflin, Miss susan Flsh
Dresser. Miss Audrey Osborn and MISS
Violet Twachtman. -,
The ballroom was decorated with
spring flowers and greens, and during
the dancing, with the costumes OF
many colors and varieties and the
throwing of confetti, presented scene
Of a carnival nature.
At o'clock the guests adjourned 10
the Palm Room. where masks were re-
moved anu supper was served. DURING
the supper professional singers. dressed
rs monks. were heard, and there was
an amateur vaudeville performance by
Howard S. Borden and Francis Geer.
Among those who had tickets for the
affair we're Mr. and Mrs. Charles Is.
Alexander. Mrs. +. /. V. Hoppin, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur J. Cumnock, Mrs. Ben
jamin Turrer, Horace c. Stebbins, Mrs.
Robert F.. Tod, Charles 7. Mathews
Mrs. and Mrs. c. Grant La Fargo, MISS
Charlotte X. Harding and Miss Bell
Gurnee.
On the floor committee were Dom
Barber, sydney S. Breese, James u w.
Cutting. Alfonso de Navarro, William
D. Dinsmore, Henry Leggett, Moses
Taylor PINE, IT,, George B. Wagstan,
G. Creighton Webb. Coster Wilmerding
and L. Stuart Wing, jr.
The annual dance for the beneht OF
be Home Garden Settlement will be
q IN the large ballroom suite al
gry's on Wednesday, April I. one
m Will be set aside for those VINO
e.er auction bridge TO dancing, ana
here will be a few boxes erected IN
the ballroom for those wishing 10
watch the dancers. ..
The Home Garden Settlement is sit
uated IN HarlemS Little Italy. on the
upper East Side, and carries on an eN-
tenslye work among the poor OF that
district.
Miss Margaret Seton Porter is chair
man Of the committee on arrange
ments, end associated with her are
Miss Charlotte r. Strong, Miss Mar
garet /. Trevor, Miss Genevieve l..
Sanford. Miss Margaret c. Henderson.
Hiss Margaret 4. Knapp. Miss Con-
stance Peabody. Miss Adrienne NJ. lse-
In Miss NJ. Symphorosa Bristed, Miss
klta Sturgis Miss Margaret Overton.
Miss Sylvia Holt. Miss Cornelia Van A
thapciu, Miss Gertrude NJ. Geer. Mss
Cordeia Hepburn. Miss Vera Cravath,
Miss Gertrude Pardee. Miss Mary X.
Haskell, Miss Edith Farr, Miss Mar
gaTet Frhart. Miss Caroline l.. Murray,
Miss Josephine l.. Coster and Miss
Helen dc +. Griffin.
On the floor committee are Arthur
N. Du Bots Harry c. Gushing, Sd. Liv.
ingSton short. Watson c. Emmett, Muir
ray Hoffman. j. Horton Ijams, Francis
II. Gcer. Robert o. Du Bois. F. Shelton
Farr, Francis dc l.. Cunningham, Ed
nund Peaslce. Bernard S. Van Rensse-
laer, Francis 7. Henderson and Lewis
A. Coffin, Jr.
Ralph Adams Cram. OF Boston, de.
!Vered the third of n series of lect-
lres for the benefit of the families OF
french architects az the front vester.