New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24
MISS ROMEYN
A CHURCH BRIDE
Married to Ernest W. Pitt
man, with Suffrage
Parade Near.
NEW HAREM VEIL
WORN AT CEREMONY
Miss f. c. Halliday Wife OF
David II. Clark Many
Saturday Brides.

In arranging the time o. her mar
o'clock yesterday afternoon 30 st.
Thomss's Church Miss Estelle Young
Romeyn escaped any Inconvenience by
the suffrage parade. No sooner. how
ever. had she and her attendants de
parted in automobiles FOR the Women
University Club. where reception was
held. than men began pulling down the
awning. and the last Of the guests had
not left the church before it dIsap-
peared.
The guests az the wedding " Miss
Elizabeth C. Hall. day 10 David Hatfield
Clark in the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest al o'clock were not 80 fortunate,
for their automobiles could not come
I'd to the entrance and they had %
enter by the side door or walk from
their ears from side street.
Miss Romeyn. who j. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles W Romeyn. was
escorted 70 the slts- and given away by
her father She wore short gown OF
white satin. which barely reached her
ankles. trimmed with real point lace
with band OF this lace az the bottom
Of the skirt. Her veil OF real point
lace was fastened with orange blossoms
and fell three-qusrters the length OF
the long square cut court train. She
carried Ascension lilies.
Her attendants were her sister. Miss
Emma l.. Romeyn. who was the maid OF
honor: another sister. Mrs. William
Everdell. jr, who was the matron OF
honor, and Miss Nouletti Proctor. OF
this city; Miss Annette Wise, OF Flush
ing: Miss Doris Mcmillan, of Detroit;
| Miss Esther Howell. Of Philade lphia.
and Miss Mary B. Trowbridge, Of New
| Haven. the bridesmaids. They intro
duced for the first time at wed
! ding in this city modified harem wells:
/ These were fastened TO the back OF
/ their silver lace hats, came under the
arm and were held in front OF she face,
/ lust covering the mouth. The attend
ants were all dressed alike in orchid
tulle over blue silk, with large blue silk
/ belts. Instead of bouquets they car
ried blue taffeta NUTS.
Stuart l.. Pittman was the best man
and the ushers were John II. Stewart
Joseph B. Cary, Radcliffe Romeyn,
brother of the bride; Spaulding howe
Douglas Dunn and John Darsie' VINO
took the place Of Stanley Meacham, VINO
was unable TO serve.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Pittman will live in Springfield
Mass.
Miss Halliday. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John T. Halliday, of 924 West End
Avenue. was married yesterday after.
noon TO David Hatfield Clark. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Clark. OF 44o
West End Avenue. The ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. Herbert snip
man and a reception followed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Halliday. Inc
bride who was given away by her
father. wore a gown OF white satin ana
lace and n tulle veil fastened with or
ange blossoms, and carried bouquet
Of white orchids and lilies,oi -the-Nal-
lev. Miss Alice L. Morrill,. was the
maid of honor, and the other attend
ants were Mrs. Charles Dupee and MISS
Ruth II. Rider. A.
Wilbur c. Springer served as Mt
Clark's hest man and the ushers were
, Theodore Crane, l.. Spencer Steeie' vi
Henry A. Riley, all OF New YORK, ana
/ George F. Green, of Danbury' Conn