The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

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satin made with a long court train, over
which fell a volumirous tullc veil. Her
bouquet was composed OF white orchids.
Miss Ruth Greenough was the maid Of
honor and wore n gown OF yellow taft
feta, and the bridesmaids. Miss Edith
Greenough and Miss Helen Mcleod. were
In pale blue and pink gowns. They all
wore garden hats and carried old fash
Toned bouquets.
Roy Floyd-Jones waited upon Mr..
Eyre as best man and the uslers were
Sterling Martin and Henry Fowncs. Tho
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires and was followed
by a reception at Shcrry's.
Mrs. Margaret Collins uf summit,
". j., has announced the engagement
Of her daughter, Miss Helen l.. Coll!na.
to Patrick J. Haley. Miss Collins for
the past three years has been secretary
Of the Summit Board OF I:ducatlon. The
wedding will be celebrated in June.
One Of the most interesting weddings
Of the Y eek was that of Miss Mary Nam
mack. daughter OF Dr. Charles Edward
Nammack. She was married tu John
Neville Boyle on Tuesday morning in the
Lady chapel Of 81. Patrick's Cathedral.
The chapel was decorated with appie
blossoms, roses, lilacs and smilax and
the which was witnessed by
relatives and a few friends, was per-
formed by Cardinal Farley. II was fol-
owed by a nuptial mass, at which the
Rev. Edward VI. SirUott Cf 81. Stephens
Church was the Celebrant. Aftcrwnrd
there was n small breakfast at the Mann
mack residence, ~ East Twcnty-niuth
street. The bride was dressed I'm white
satin trimmed with point lace. and wore
y lace ven caught up with orange bios
SONS. She carried n prayer book. Mrs.
: Joshua TOhin wlg hpr only .et,r1anf
and wore orchid satin with q hat to
correspond. She carried a bouquet ot
mauve orchids.
Floyd Yates Keller was the I est man
and the ushers were Dr. Charles Haip
Nammack. brother of The bride u.
Walter p. Hall of Ncwburgh. addison
Van Tine and Arthur Aigeltinger.
The bride. who was graduated from
barnard In 1910. Is vice-president OF the
Associate Alumna of Barnard College.
Mr.. Boyle. who was graduated from
Columbia Law School In 1908. WIS ca,-
tain OF the rowing crew that defeated
Harvard In 1907. He was Assistant
United States District Attorney from
1910 to 1914 Immediately after the
wedding Mr.. Boyle and his bride loft
for a trip to the Panama Exposition.
Miss Alverda Mae Holla I'd, daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Holian OF.
~" Park avenue, was married on
Wednesday nj noon to John Flavel Fisk
3d. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John I1avci
FISK. Jr, OF Cincinnati. The wedding
TOOK place a. the st. Regis and the
ceremony. which was performed bv IN,
Rev. Franklin Miller OF Hartford, Conn,
was followed by n reception and dance.
The brides gown of white satin was
embroidered IN pearls and crystals and
her tu,le veil was fastened with a band
OF pearls She carried a shower bouquet
of lilies OF the Wiley and orchids
Mrs. Thomas G. Melish OF Cincinnati.
who was the matYon OF honor. vore
orchid taneta with a mauve hat. size
carried pale yellow roses. The brides.
maids, Miss Margire, Kelly of this cl,v.
MISS sylvia Curtiss Of Plainfeld ard
Miss Julia Bates Of ST. Louis. were
dressed In orchid tafeta yelled with
gray chiffon. Their hats were the com.
btned colors and they carried bolqucts
or pale yellow roses and daisies
Ihomas G.. Me,ish waited upon Mr..
FISK as oesi man aCd serving as uslors
were Thomas V. Stillwoll OF this city.
James II. CARL. Jr. of Garden city and
Rogers NJ. Cox OF Cincinnati
u Mr.. Fisk and his bride viii sn.rd
their honeymoon in the South. They
VIII make their future home in Wynue.
wood. Pa.
Mrs. William L.. Johnes and Mrs. Rob-
= ~ MacbTegor VIII give a large re-
ception on SATURDAY a. e~lhamwro Y.
Y. to the Washington Heights Chap or.
ID A. r. Mrs. samuel i. Kramer is
regent OF the chapter and the other Of
ncers are Mrs. John Hudson store.
nrst vice-regent Mrs. George d Bangs,
second Nicc-regent Ms. Charles En-.
niger, recording secretary: Mrs. stan
ley Lyman Otis, treasurer: Mrs. George
{. Stoddard, corresponding secre-ary,
Mrs Frederick A.. Fernald. registrar:
Mrs. II. Croswell futile. historian, and
the Rev. Milo II. Gates. chaplain.
Ihere was n large and representative
sa'her'ng at the meeting OF the Ma
tonal Opera Club OF America. Mrs
Katherine Evans won Klenner. founder
and president, on Monday evening M the
Waldorf-Astoria. Acts from The FIy.
ing Dutchman." "LAfricaine." 'Rom,o
and Juliet The Barber OF Seville and
~Irovatore' were given under the direc.
ton OF Signor Romualdo Sapio. carl
rlque and Signor Jacques Co!ni.
Other artists who took part in the
programme included Nine Clementlne
dc were Sapio. Nine. Beren!ce de Pas.
quali. Miss Minnie Tracey. Nine. Ka,h.
crime Noack Fique, Nine. Florence Mul-
iord Hunt, George Mitchell, Heinrich
Meyn. Henry Walden, William Wade
Hinshaw and Signor Salvatore Giardan,
Daughters of Michigan, Mrs. N.lie n
Slingerland, founder and president held
their annual meeting and election OF
officers on "Wednesday at the home az
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Trowbridge, 3O4 We;
Ninety-ninth street. New members uc
the society are Mrs. IIaryot Hold Dcr,
Mrs. h. l. Whitne" and Mrs. William
La Tort. The clubs delegates to the
city Federation Of Womcn's Clubs a.
the Aston were Ms. T~ow bridge. Mrs
Royal $ Copeland and Miss Alice T.
Ives The a%lteynatos were Mrs. Rose
\. Pitcher and Mrs William LA Tort.
The Bronx Dramatic cub. Mss Mare
Collie. will give a reception with a pro-
ramme this afternoon at The Hntel
McAlpin, The tragedy Of Esther BY
Racine will be given, also a fairy pla.
entitled The Earth Ch1d in Fairy
Land" violin numbers by Miss IIurt.
~ltz and piano selections by Mrs. Scot,
a one act play by Miss cote wiz cou-
clude the programme, which viii be fol-
lowed by DIcccption.
A meeting of the Black cross Spc..t,
OF the Uni'ed States VIII be- held o.
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