New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
WEEDS II. L. Kaufman, OF
CleveIand-Many Attend
the Ceremony.
MISS HUBS MARRIED
TO r. c. KETTLES, JR.
Horse Show ColOrs Predominant
at House Wedding-Cupid
Starts the Year Well.


/ Hamilton, was married to Harry Liv-
;ngston Kaufman. Of Cleveland, IN the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest yesterday
afternoon. The church was decorated
with Easter lilies. white roses. rains
and smilax. The Rev. Herbert ship
man. assisted by the Rev. Ernest r;
/ Matthews, formerly rector OF All
Saints Church, IN Lakewood. y. j.,
performed the ceremony, which was
/ followed by q reception at the home OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould, S5f
I Fifth av. There was full choral SER
vice, and a special programme Of mu-
/ sic was played.
The bride. who was given away. by
her father, wore gown OF ivory white
/ satin trimmed with duchesse and point
lace and veil OF embroidered silver
tulle which was worn by her cousin,
Mrs. Anthony J. DreXel, jr., at her we'd
ding. The brides only ornament was
necklace and lavalliere of diamonds,
the gift Of Mrs George Jay Gould.
She carried white orchids and lilies
of-the-valley.
Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel, jr., was the
matron of honor. She was dressed in
orchid colored satin and a small hat OF
orchid colored net trimmed with mauve
orchids. She carried mauvc orchids:
/ Gloria Gould, the sl.ttle daughter OF
/ NJ. and Mrs. Gould, and Joan kauf-
man, a niece of the bridegroom, were
the flower girls. They wore Russian
costumes Of white satin trimmed with
white fur and hats Of white fur. They
carried small muffs covered with lilies
| of-the-valley.
/ Louis c. Kaufman was his brothers
I best man, and the ushers were Arthur
7 Gould Hamilton, brother Of the bride;
| Sidney Dillon Ripley and Frederick
Wooley, of this city; Mason Osgood
/ Tilden. of Chicago; Benjamin Mosley,
of Boston, and Prescott Ely, Of Cleve-
land.
Mr. Kaufman and his bride will 90 to
California on their wedding trip. They
will live in Cleveland.
Among those at the church were Mr.
and Mrs. George Jay Gould, Miss Edith
Gould, George j. Gould, jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Gould, Kingdom Gould, Mrs.
Edwin Gould, Mrs. Finley j. Shepard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y. Breitung, Mr.
and Mrs. S. r. kaufman. Mrs. Louis G..
Kaufman, Mrs. Arthur Gould Hamilton,
Mrs. Brumell. Mrs. William Post. Mr.
/ and Mrs. Charles P. Noyes, julius W.
Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold A..
I Thompson, Mrs. Gouverneur kortright,
Mrs. Preston p. Satterwhite, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Masters Macdonell, Frederick
Macdonell, Mrs. Dwight VI. Harris,
/ Dwight c. Harris, Miss Maria de Barril,
/ Mrs. Charles Proctor, Miss Carrie Cor
/ tbs and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richard.
! Others were Miss Marjorie Curtis,
Miss Beatrice Clahin, Mrs. 5. Stanwood
/ Menken, Charles Cortis, Anthony j:
Drexel. -jr, Mr.. and Mrs: Willard
Brown, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Miss
/ Esther Norton, Miss Rose Norton. j..
I Montgomery Roosevelt, Miss Josephine
Nicoll and Ralph Bloomer.
Miss Dorothy Hubs, daughter Of
/ Mr. ana Mrs. Charles f. Hubbs, Of
, Brooklyn and Babylon, Long Island,
was married to Richard c. Kettles, Jr,
/ last evening Since a little girl the
/ bride has been a familiar figure at the
/ horse shows around New York and
| Long Island, aiding her mother in ex-
hibiting. The horse show colors pre-
dominated at the wedding.
The ceremony was performed at the
Hubbs town house, a. Eighth av.,
/ Brooklvn. BY the Rev. Edward J. Bur-
| bingham, of Babylon. The bridal party
/ stood in a bower of Sunset roses, and
/ in the dining room white roses and
Southern smilax were used in the
/ decorations. The brides gown Of white
l satin was fashioned with full court
/ train and trimmed with point applique
/ lace. She wore a veil of tulle, edged
with point applique, and carried lilies
/ of-the-valley and white orchids.
/ Miss Marjorie Hubbs was her sis
| ter's maid Of honor. She wore a gown
/ of orange velvet with tunlc Of varle-
gated spangles and carried Sunset roses
and orchids. The other attendants
were gowned in pale yellow and car
ried sunset roses. They were MISS
/ Katharine Schuyler Hubs, cousin of
| the bride; Miss Evelyn Kettles, Miss
! Elizabeth Chesebrough and Mrs.
| Thomas Wentz Balfe.
Frank Z. Kettles was his brothers
/ best man and the ushers were Harry
/ r Parmlee. Charles c. Lima, Ernst
/ Kahl. Jerome Burr, William Kennedy,
| ir.. and Thomas Wentz Balfe. Mr.. ket-
! ties was graduated from the Poly
technic Institute and is a member of
/ Troop c and the Riding and Driving
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Lawrence, Of
/ 166 West ssth ST., have announced the
/ engagement of their younger daughter,
i Lucy Gilbert, 10 William j. Hutchin-
I son. OF tnEleWOouf y. D. Inc nNNN'Nb
! will take place in the early spring.
The engagement of Miss Mary Clare
Mutually, the youngest daughter OF the
/ late Rev. Dr. and Mrs. F. 1cis =.
Mutually. of Pelham, n. Y, to. Ben
| iamin Vernon Norton, son of Mrs.
| Edward Norton. Of New Canaan, Conn,
/ is announced. Miss Mutually Is a sister
Of Dir. Lane Mutually, of Charleston,
/ s. c.; Thornwell Mutually, Of San Fran
/ cisco. and Vaudeville and William T.
Mutually. Of this city. Her mother be
fore her marriage was Miss Elizabeth
Keith Adger.
Mr.. Norton was graduated from Yale.
class of 80. Shelf. He is member OF
the Yale and other clubs. He IS the
brother of Mrs. william B. Rankin.
The wedding vii! take place the lat
ter part of January 81 the Huguenot
Memorial Church. at Pelham, y. Y.
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