New-York tribune., 1915-11-25
Philadelphia Girl Becomes
F. F. A. PearSOn's Bride
in Quaker City.
MISS SCHAEFER
WEEDS F. X. MOHR
John w. Starbuck Marries Miss
A. E. Guest in Cathedral OF
ST. John the Divine.
rBy telegraph to The Tribune ]

! Of this city, and Frederlch r. ~
son. of New York, occurred at noon
to-day in St. Marks Episcopal Church'
which was decorated with white chrys-
anthemums, palms and ferns.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector. the Rev. DR.. Eliot White. Henry
Grier Bryant, an uncle OF the prloe'
gave her in marriage. She wore {"
gown of soft white faille, brocaded IN
silver. The skirt was draped over
tulle petticoat, trimmed with hounces
of point lace. whicn mad been worn by
her mother on her wedding day. Inc
same lace trimmed the bodlce. one
carried q bouquet Of lllles-ol-the-'"'-
ley and white orchids. III
| Miss Hannah Chapman Wright, mald
of honor, wore a frock OF pale iaV-
ender satin. trimmed with silver lace:
Her hat was of dark brown maine ana
she carried a muif of brown maine
finished with q spray of lavender or
chids. The bridesmaids Lesley
Froda Pearson. Of New York, sister
of the bridegroom; Miss Gertrude
Lewis Pancoast. Miss S. Valentine
Mitchell. Miss c. Eleanor Pepper and
Miss Christine Hare Stockton. all OF
this citv-wore frocks Of pink SATIN
and silver lace and brown maine mats
and carried muffs OF the same trimmed
with orchids. -,
Pennington Pearson was his broth
er's best man, and the ushers were /.
Frederick Rothermel, Sd, of this city;
]. Frederick Pearson, jr., George Nor
ton Miller, jr., Frederick {. rearing
Charles Suydam Cutting Beverley bo--
CERT. Kort Hansen. Arthur Gammell
and Valentine Worthington, ell OF Ne"
York.
After wedding journey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearson will live in New YORK.
Miss Elsa c. Schaefer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Schaeler, OF .
East Eighty-second Street. was mar
ried Yesterday afternoon to Frederck
K Mohr. of Philadelphia, at st. James's
Lutheran Church. Madison Avenue and
Seventy-third Street. The Rev. DR.. j.
, r Remensnyder performed the cere-
monv. The bride was attended by her
cousin. Mrs. Henry S. Dunning, who
was matron Of honor. The bridesmaids
wore sisters Of the bride. the Misses
Anna A. and Marguerite K. Schaeter.
q Miss Katherine Clark was flower CIR.
and William II. Klenke was the page.
Howard K. Mohr, q brother of the
/ bridegroom. vas best man, and the
ushcrs We're John X. Mohr Frederick
/ Rrice. Howard Longstreth. all of Phila'
delphia. and Thomas II. Bauchle, Jr..
! Henry Welsh Rogers and DR.. Henry ).
Dunning, of New York.
The bride wore gown OF silver
brocade trimmed with duchess and rose
point lace. worn by her mother when
married. The court train was OF cloth
of silver veil tulle and the long rose
point veil was held in place by spray
of orange blossoms. She carried llllfs-
of-the-valley and orchids. The matron
] of honor wore light blue taHeta
1 trimmed with silver lace. with brown
I tullc hat trimmed with tur. The brides
maids wore apricot colored tafeta
! trimmed with silver lace and brown
I tulle hats.
A rcccption was held at the home OF
/ the brides parents. Ny. and Mrs.
/ Mohr will live at 210 Kent Road, Ard
more, Penn.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Eliza
beth Guest. daughter Of Mrs. William
/ Woodward Guest, Of Baltimore ana
/ New York. TO John w. Starbuck, for
merlv Of Chicago. but now living in
New York, took place az noon yester-
/ dav in the st. Saviour Chapel of the
! Cathedral of St. john the Divine.
Vases OF chrysanthemums were placed
On the altar. The Rev. E. Briggs Nash
performed the ceremony. There was
TO reception.
The bride, who was given away by
her uncle. Raymon Francis Baby, was
dressed in midnight blue dovetyne, with
! bat to correspond, and she carried
eardenias. Stanford Harmon, of Chi
cago, was best man. and the ushers
were Rex Lee Paris, Of Flushing, Long
| Island, and Wyndham Phinney, of New
York. While the guests were being
seated Charming lie Fevre played sew
eral selections on the large cathedral
organ.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Starbuck will live at 149 West Twelfth
Street.
Miss Hattie J. Thompson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William J. THOMPSON,
| became the bride of William r.
Ahrens, of Woodside, Long Island. in
| st. Georges Church, Stuyve5ant
/ Square, at 1880 last evening. The
! church was decorated with palms and
/ chrysanthemums. and there was a ful'
] choral service of seventy voices, with
| an organ, violin and harp recital half
an hour before the service.
/ The ceremony was performed by
I Bishop Greer, assisted by the rector,
the Rev. Karl Reiland. A reception
was held at the brides home. 522 West
: l83d Street. The bride, who was given
away by her father, was in a gown Of
I ivory colcred crepe meteor, trimmed
with silver lace. with a court train of
silver brocaded satin. She wore a tulle
/ veil. fastened with orange blossoms,
/ and carried white orchids and lilies-of
the-valloy. Her attendants were Mrs.
J. J. Baum, Miss Margaret Caldcrhead,
Miss Laura Ahrens, Miss Elizabeth
/ Becker and Miss Beatrice Mccormick
/ They were ali dressed alike in orchid
colo1d taireta and carried chrysan-
thenums. Miss Hazel S. Ahrens was
/ the flower girl. j. j. Baum was best
man. and the ushers were w. II. Hanna.
/ Richard " egener, ii. c. Willie and Ed
ward Allnger. After a short trip
South Mr.. and Mrs. Ahrens will live in
/ this city.
The marriage of Miss Irene d. War
: ren, of Jersey City, to John l. Doher-
I Is, Of rev YORK, TOOK ptnce AT St. Aloy-
sius's Church, in Jersey City. yesterday
morning. The brides only attendant
was her sister, Miss Eleanor Warren.
Judge John Warren. the brides brother,
B gave her away. Charles J. Doherty was
I best man, and Henry S. Otto. Louis G..
4 Garriqan, Alfred J. O'Keefe, jr., and
Elmer J. Reinhard were the ushers, all
! of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Doherty
after their honeymoon will make their
/ home in New York City.
Announcement has been made OF the
] an..nncrrnnt u Mics OTirud Latham