New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Ceremony at Church Is
Followed by Small
Home Reception.
MISS MAR8URG TO BE
BRIDE NOVEMBER 10
1000 Invited TO Her Marriage
to Awl Tjarda dan Stark
enbOrgh- StackouWer.


Mr. and Mrs Henry 7. Judson was
married 70 George Elton PARKS, OF this
city, son Of Mr. and Mr.. George
Winant Parks, Of Providence. X. L.,
yesterday afternoon IN tho Church o.
the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. Herbert Ship
followed at the home Of Mr. end Mrs
Judson, 177 Madison Avenue. The
church was decorated with white chrys-
anthemums, croton and palms, and the
house was done IN chrysGnthemums and
palms. The bride, who was given away
7 by her father. was IN gown Of heavy
white silk. with a court train Of white
velvet. Her tuile veil was fastened
with wreath Of orange blossoms ID
she carried bouquet Of white orchids
and lIlies-of-the-yalley.
Little Miss Nancy Heckscher,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. Maurice
Heckscher. was the flower girl and only
attendant of the bride. She was in
cream colored net, with a blue sesh. a
French poke bonnet and carried pale
pink Nignon roses.
". Ledyard Mitchell. classmete Of
the bridegroom at Yale, served as
best man and the Ushers were "a
Maurice IIeckscher, Edward ". Clucas,
James Cox Brady, d. Raymond Noyes,
Arthur +. McKinstry and Gordon y.
Abbott, all OF this city; Fayette Brown.
OF Cleveland, Ohio; George s. Nun
son, Of Philadelphia, Justice Wilson, of
Toledo, Ohio, and Daniel Boies, Of
Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks, after an extend
ed honeymoon trip in the North, will
live in this city.
Miss Christine Marburg. daughter Of
the former American Minister 20
I Belgium, Theodore Marburg, will be
married 10 Awl Tjsrda dan Starken-
| borgn-Stachouwer. Of Holland, on No
vember Is, in 81. Paups Church. Balti-
more. The ceremony will be performed
I by the Rev. DR.. Arthur D. Kinsolving,
the rector. assisted by the Right Rev
John G. Murray, Bishop Of Maryland. =
reception, for which a thousand invita-
tons have been issued, will follow az
the home OF the bride. Miss Mario
/ Granger, cousin of the bride. will be
her maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Helen Taft, daughter OF
former President and Mrs. Taft; Miss
Elaine Van Dyke, daughter Of the
present American Minister TO Belgium:
Miss Margaretta p. Bonsal, daughter Of
Mrs. Lee Bonsa; Miss Anne ".
I Williams. daughter Of Mrs. y. Winslow
Williams; Miss Elizabeth c. Jencks.
daughter OF Mrs. Francis ". Jencks,
and Miss Julia 3. Keyser; daughter Of
Mrs. K. Brent Keyser.
The Netherlands Minister, ". F. l..
c. van Rappard, will serve as best man.
s. Bryce Wing, who is to marry Miss
Marie Taller, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Lee Taller, on November 8 in ST
JameS's Church, gave his farewell bache-
Tor dinner last night az Sherry's. His
guests included L. Stuart Wing. IT,.
Harvey s. Ladew, John D. Wing ID.
Taller Townsend, Archibald Sterling.
Arthur K. Jones, Reginald /. Whit
man, James 5. Nagel and " T. c.
Rutter.
Miss Luisita Leland Of 5s3 Park
Avenue, will give a dinner for Miss
Muriel Oakes and Miss Madeleine
Carey on Saturday night at the Tuxedo
Club. Tuxedo Park. After the dinner
the guests, thirty OF this years debu-
tantes, will attend the annual Hal
ioween dance at the club.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Fitch gave a din
ner and dance last night at their house
80 West F!fty-sixth Street, for their
daughter. Miss Diantha Allen Fitch.
her fiance, Conner Lawrence, and ne
attendants who are 20 serve az their
Wedding to-day in St Bartholomew's
Church. In the party we're Mss Marion
Fitch, Miss Katherine Fitch. Miss Dor
othy +. Brown, Miss Jean Stewart
Miss katherine Noble. Miss Ella Car
pender, Miss Mildred Holmes, Miss
Marion Geyelin, Frank Lawrence n
Henry S. Durand, David II. Tqvlor
Herbert Lawrence, Benjamin Mckee
Edwin B. Dickinson, Raymond SchwG,