New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-17
nay OF WEDDINGS
PRECEDES LENT
u,ss Wyeth Married to f.
K. NATURALIZATION
After Ceremony.
MARION D. CARRERE
BRIDE OF ALAN FOX
o.H. Stone Becomes Wife Of
sM. Lloyd-Cupid Gets
Brooklyn Tribute.

y.,v weddings. both in and out Of
"a Of much interest to New York
- took place yesterday. In st.
80. Protestant Episcopal Church.
".s.op Avenue and Seventy-frst
go. yesterday afternoon. Miss
80, Wyeth. daughter OF Mrs.
80, c. Williams, became the bride
Ir Kenneth MADDEN. The church wss
n..-,,,d with stanchions Of lilies,
go, and palms. The ceremony was
Harmed by Dean Grosvenor and
si.sop Courtney, and reception fol-
- a. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
vg,sn.. 9 East Seventy-hfth Street.
n, bride. who was given away by
-, s,epfsther. was in a gown Of white
.,.i, trimmed with lace. with a long
.,s,, train and q veil Of old rose point
~, which belonged 70 her mother. She
,,rried q bouquet Of Tilies-of-the-val-
l,r and white rosebuds.
Wis. Caroline Wyeth was her sisters
-,;d OF honor and only attendant. She
-, in light green silk, trimmed with
,,vs- roses. with 8 sash Of mauve
80, She wore a mauye hat and car
ned m8uve orchids.
Hermann =. Boxer served as best
"a, and the ushcrs we're Watson {.
rmnet. Samuel /. ". Barlow, VIII
CARLETON. Carl F Boxer, jr.. John
hodges. Sumner Wells and Gouverneur
Csrnoehan, IT,
NJ. and Mrs. Haddcn will spend their
ssreymoon in the South, and on their
,,urn will live IN this city.
Wiss Marion Dell Carrere, daughter
d Mrs. John VI. Carrere, was married
y,,terday afternoon in the chapel OF
I. Bartholomew Church, TO Alan Fox,
,sr ~ Mrs Alauson J. Fox. The chapel
"a, decorated with white roses, palms
,,s narguerites. The bride, who was
r.yen away by her uncle, Maxwell Car
,.re. wore a gown of white satin, with
Al oyersk.rt Of Limerick lace, which
M, been II the family for generations.
10, tulle veil. which fell the full
i,ng,h Of the chiffon train, was fast
,ned with orange blossoms, and she
1rried 8 bouquet Of frisla. she wore
, diamond necklace.
The brides only attendant was her
,tsr. Miss Anna NJ. Carrere, who was
.,,ssed in a changeable blue and pink
useta pointed skirt, a brown tulIe
NJ and carried red roses.
Harold Terry Clark served as best
a.. and the ushers were George
hberts. Douglas NJ. Mofatt, Benjamin
&c. Low, Jerome Sayles Hess. j.
E,-on Eams, Walter f. Meyer, Will
IA. ?. Philips. Ralph Winslow MeI,
MI Henry G.. Stevens, Of Detroit, and
Rob,rt Lounsbury Blake, of Cincinnati.
Oply relatives and a few intimate
f,;.y5. we're nresent st the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev.
Henry II. Stebbins, Of Rochester, as
sisted nv the Rev. Francis Little, OF
Rhinebeck. y. Y. A large reception
followed az the home Of the brldes
mother, All Park Avenue.
Among the presents received by the
bride was a huge stanchion OF AMER
an Beauty roses from the hrm oil
Csrrtre & Hastings.
Guests AZ the church included Mrs.
Lindley Hoffman Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs
henry Peabody, Thomas Hastings, Dr.
George 7. Fox. Charles Miller, MT
and Mrs. Henry Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Trowbridge, Mr.. and MRS.
Montague Howard. Mrs. Alanson j.
Fox. Noel Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Freeman and Edgar Freeman.
Still another wedding Of yesterday
vas that Of Miss Grace Harriet stone,
dsurhter o. Mr.. and Mrs. |. Frank
Stone. to sydney Miller Lloyd. OF
Lynehburg. Va. in the chantry OF, s..
homass Church. The ceremony was
performed bv the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ.
S,ires and a reception followed at the
Ho;el Plaza. Decorations consisted OF
sosthern smilax, Easter lilies and
ntrguerites.
The bride. who was escorted TO the
altar BY her father, wore a gown OF
shite satin and lace, with a court
train. trimmed with ermine. Her veil
vas Of tulle, edged with lace, and she
,srried q bouquet OF lilies-of-the-vai-
ley and white orchids. =.
Miss Helen Nilsson was the maid OF
honor, and the bridesmaids were MISS
Virginia Geddes and Miss Marie Louise
Horned. They were all dressed alike
In cream lace over pink satin, wore
leghorn hats trimmed with pink roses
ard carried bouquets Of these flowers.
Nr. and Mrs: LLOYD will spend their
honeymoon In California, and later
vll live in Lynchburg. Va.
Miss Julia Marjorie Lucas, daugh-
i.r OF George Lucas, was married 20
Robert Ellsworth Horton last evening
u 81. Pauls Episcopal Church, rat
hush. The Rev. DR.. Townsend Glover
Jackson ofciated. The reception was
held at the Wildwood Club, which was
decorated with daFodils and greenery:
White carnations and palms were USED
At the church.
The brides gown Of white satin was
'a,hionsd with 2 court train OF chiffon
t.ivet and a little jacket OF duchess
lace which had adorned her mothers
Wedding gown She wore tulle veil.
WITH fill Of old rose point lace. and
arried lilies-O valley and BRIDE
rises.
Miss Nereida Cheeks acted "a maid
=" honor IN a frock Of Belgian blue
velvet and net, and carried yellow
feses tied with yellow chiffon. The
erdesmaids were Miss Millieent Mabon
ihd Miss Florence Case. They APP
esred in Dresden yellow silk and car
ned yellow roses tied with blue tuile.
Albert d. Williams served az best
Ear. and the ushers were William
Mckenzie. Herman Rose, william
anderson, ir.. Frank Moller, Daniel
Aely and Frederic Cunningham.
Nr. and Mrs Horton will spend a
sohth in a Southern trip. and on their
riura will live az 95 Fenimore Street