New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-02
MISS FRANCES PECK
NOW mrs. EGLESTON
Church Ceremony One of
Many on First Day of
Month of Brides.
MISS HARRIET LENT
BRIDE OF ID. V. STAHL
Senator George Cromwell Weds
Miss De Rouville and Yale,
90. VIII Entertain Couple.

,IuAe was ushered IN yesterday with
almost dozen wedding, Of importance
MSS Frances s. Peck, daughter Of
3'aunton Bloodgood Peck. Of Phia-
ueiphla' was married yesterday after
| neon IN the Church of the Transfgura-
/ non 70 Vivian Egleston, Of this city.
me ceremony was performed BY the
rector ne Rev. Or. George c. HouCh-
y0n' and reception followed TT the
nome al the brides gran dmother, Mrs
IIhomas Bloodgood Peck, III East
lhIrty-fourth Street. the bride receiv-
ing the guests standing in the same
spot where her grandmother stood ut
ner wedding reception years ago. The
ehurch was decorated with marguerite
palms and snowballs. and the house
with pink rambler roses and palms. the
| doors and walls being festooned with
oak Leaves
The full choral service was used. the
choir singing on entering "The Voice
/ nat Breathed Der Eden" The bridal
procession was Faithful and True"
from 'Lohengrin," and NJ the end OF
tho service the choir sang Stainor's
| "Sevenfold Amen" which was followed
by Mendelssohn's wedding March"
The bride. who was given away by
her father. was in gown of white
satin and tulle, trimmed with old Span
| ish lace, with n court train Of silver
brocsde. Her veil o. tullc was trimmed
| with orange blossoms and she carried
a shower bouquet OF lilics-of -tAe-valley
and orchids.
Miss Ada Norheet. Of Memphis. was
the maid OF honor, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Ruth Teal. Of Portland.
Ohio; Miss Sarah Margaret Rowe. Of
Pittsburgh. md MISS Edna Noberlv and
Miss Alice Delamar, OF this city. The
bridesmaids costumes were Of pink
chiffon. trimmed with silver, with
which they wore largo hats Of pink
tulle, with Lucillc flowers and carried
baskets Of spring flowers. The maid OF
, honOr's gown was similar 20 the brides
maids, but shode lighter in color.
Lawrence {. Hull served q best man,
and the ushers were Thomas Eloodgood
Peck, uncle of the bride; Reginald
Lanler, Francis r. Appleton, jr, and
Harold Stuart.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs ECloston viii 60 10 Garden City,
Long Island, where they have leased
house for the summer.
The marriage Of Miss Herminc de
Rouvillo, daughter of Nine. Hcrtcl de
Rouvi.lc. o. Montreal. Canada, 90 state
Senator George Cromwell. Of Staten
Island. was quietly celebrated yoster-
day morning in the rcctory of s..
Patrick's Cathedral Miss De Rouville
and Mr.. Cromwell drove down alone to
the rectory from the home Of Miss
Ruth Millken. 118 East Seventeen
Street, where Miss de Rouy.lle had
been guest for several weeks.
The bride wore a travelling gown of
dark blue taffeta, with hat TO match.
There were no bridal attendants. best
man or ushcrs. On their return from
Canada Mr. and Mrs. Cromwell Will
live az pongan Hills. Staten Island.
After the ceremony the bridal cou-
PIE went by automobile 20 New Haven,
as guests of Senator Cromwell $
classmates I'm the Yale class Of 1883.
The class has a reunion at the Yale
commencement and has arranged
programme for the Cromwclls lasting
three DAYS. From New Haven the
Crosmwells will 60 TO Montreal and
Quebec to visit the brides relatives.
Miss Harriet Lent, daughter Of Mrs.
Sara De Witt Lent, Of 627 West 10th
Street, and David Ninton Stahl, son OF
Naval Constructor and Mrs. Albert
william Stahl were married yester-
dav afternoon in St. Bartholomew
Chapel. The ceremony was performed
nj : o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Leighton
Parks. The bride wore gown or
white satin meteor. with white satin
and brocade court train. The bodice
was Of princess lace and she wore