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valley and orchids. Miss Marion Weller.
who was her maid OF honor. wore pink
tahcta with a leghorn hat. and the two
bridesmaids. Miss Eleanor Comfort. a
cousin Of the bride. and Miss Charlotte g..
Shrady. were in white net trimmed with
pink taIeta. They wore leghorn hats
and CARED pink roses.
Brevard VI Jones waited upon his
brother rs hest man. and the ushers were
Walter II Comfort. Jr.. and Joseph w.
Colt sd.
Mr. Jones and his bride will spend the
summer travelling through the West. On
their return early in October they will
make their home in New York.
In -. AIMS church. East Twelfth street.
on Wednesday morning. Miss Florence +
Moss. daughter OF Justice Joseph r. Moss,
was married to George l.. Roberts. Jr.. Of
New Rochelle. The WIS NJ 10
o'clock and was performed by the Rev.
Edward s. Mahoney. II was followed by
n breakfast at the Hotel McAlpln. at
which the engagement of the bridegroom's
sister. Miss Edith Roberts. to Thomas
Brophy was announced.
The bride, who entered the church with
her father. wore "a gown of white char
neusc satin trimmed with lace and instead
Of a veil she wore a picture hat of lace and
tullc She carried lilies of the valley and
white orchids. Miss Marie Andrews at
tended her rs maid of honor and wore n
gown of gray taneta with hat to match.
she carried a bouquet of spring flowers.
Harry ID. MaCFarland was the best man.
Mr.. Roberts and his bride will spend
Their honeymoon in the Berkshires. and on
their return will make their home in New
Rochelle.
One Of the prettiest weddings of the
week was that of Miss Alice Dickson
Jayne. daughter of MIR. aud Mrs. Charles
Alexander jayne. to Leonard Sanford
Tyler of New Haven. which vas celebrated
On Monday in he san Reno. The drawing
room where the ceremony was performed
b. the Rev. John Moment of Newark was
decorated with spring flowers. Only
relatives and a few intimate friends were
asked to the ceremony and reception
which followed, The bride. who was
gwen away by her father, wore a gown
Of white satin yelled with tulle. Orange
bios oms fastened her tullc veil and she
carried a bouquet OF lilies of the valley
and orchids.
Her sister. Mrs. Frederick NJ. Wilcox.
vas her mairon of honor and only at
tcrdant. She wore mauve tafieta
trimmed with lace and an orchid coIored
straw hat trimmed with orchids. She
carried orchids.
seth Moslcy of this city waited upon
Mr. Tyler IA best man. There were no
u,hers.
Nj I'tIor md bI. hrilo "a hon thny ratlrp
nom their honey moon will make their
bone IA New Haven,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Neubort when they
rc.urn from their wedding trip to the
san Francisco exposition. about the
middle of June. will 20 TO Frecport. l.. J.,
Nher" they have taken Il house for the
summer. Mrs. Neubcrt was Miss Helen
tdrayrllo and her marriage TO Mr.. Ncubert
W celebrated last week at the home of
h"r mother, Mrs. 7. CanaveIlo, in Brooklyn,
Mr. and Mrs. David Neuberger Of OH
farn avenue have sent out invitations for
The marriage of their daughter. Miss
Miriam Neuberger, to Albert j. Aisberg.
J. viii be celebrated on June s at Del
houlno's.
Members of The alumne association or
III Women, Law Glass Of New York
University, Miss Isabella NJ. Pcttus prcsi-
u'ni, enjoyed a day in the country on
tuesday. They went to the Hotel Shell
buru", Brighton Bench, for their annual
reception ana breaS.:st. The reception
No~ Al l2s3D ard the breakfast hair an
az later.
IN the reception committee were Mrs.
Charles u. Hawkes., Mrs, Fanny X. Mar
thall. Mrs. Everett NJ. Harter. Mrs. Ma
,haniel iianau. Mrs. Isaac +. Russell. Mrs.
James W. CroXon, Mrs. Charles ID. Durkee
hhd the Misses Bertha Mapes, Louise Sill
%Ncflnan, Martha Pettus. Edith Thomson.
cecilia Frank and Gratia Collier.
Mrs Edward 4. Albright was chairman
o. the breakfast committee and was as
Sisted b! Mrs. Robert w. Peck. Miss Gene-
N"Nek b. Andrews. Miss Mary II. Watson
ahd Miss Marie T.. A. Andrews.
On Wednesday afternoon the officers Of
INC "ashinsa nm Headquarters Association