New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-03
Three Society Girls Be
come Brides at Same
Hour Yesterday.
MISS ADAMS WE'D
TO JULES GLAENZER
Miss Carson Married to l.. V. p.
Schwab Miss Morrison Now
Mrs. w. d. O'GOrman.


took place yesterday afternoon, all OF
them at the same hour o'clock.
I'm 81. Thomas's Church Miss Edith
T.. Adams. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Franklin Adams. was married
70 jules Glaenzer The chancel was
decorated with palms and lilies. ana the
ceremony was performed by the Kew.
Dr. Ernest ". Stires. The bride, VINO
walked 20 the altar with and was gwen
away by her father, vas IN gown OF
white satin. trimmed with point lace
With u court train or tuile edged WIN
lace. She wore tulle veil edged with
lace auu fastened with bandeau OF
diamonds. gift OF the bridegroom
She carried white orchids.
Miss Caria Won Bergen WIS the MAID
OF honor. Mrs. Edward y. Close the
matron Of honor, and Miss Harriet NC
Alpin and Miss Helen Burnley the BRIDES
maids. They were IN three shades OF
orchid colored chiffon over orchid col
ored satin. wore hats Of cloth Of SILVER
and carried mauye orchids.
Row y. Chapin. whose wife was 70
have been matron Of honor, but was
unable 20 attend on account OF illness
came up from Savannah to be MI.
Glaenzer's best man. The ushers were
Georges Brette Glaenzer, Robert l..
Adams. Franklin l.. Hutton, James A.
NofFatt and Theodore Steinway.
The ceremony was followed by r.
reception at the home OF the brides
parents. 3 East Seventy-second Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glaenzer will spend their
honeymoon in the South. and on their
return will live in New York.
Miss Rosetta Carson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Moore Carson, became
tho bride of Laurence Won Post SchwaD,
son Of Mrs. Laurence II. Schwab, yes
terday in Calvary Church, Twenty-iirsJ
street and Fourth Avenue. The cere-
mony was performed BY the Rev. Theo-
dore Sedgwick, assisted By the Kev. 1T.
". G.. Thayer, head master OF -.
Marks School. A reception was gwen
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
f49 East Thirty-seventh Street Inc
church decorations were palms ana
lilies. arranged about the chancel.
The bride who was given away oy
her father, wore a gown OF white satin
and point lace, with long court tram
of cloth OF silver, over when fell
:ulle veil. arranged with cap OF lace.
She carried bouquet Of white orch'd5
and lilies of the-valley.
Miss Betty Carson was her sister
maid of honor and the bridesmaids
,vere Miss Caroline Wyeth. Miss Coline
Ingersoll, Miss Nina Paris. Miss Cnar-
lotte Strong. Miss Penelope Sears, Miss
Isabel Cummings, Miss constance
Channel and Miss Isabella Tyson, or
Knoxville. They were IN gowns OF PINK
,ulle over taifeta Of the same shade,
and wore large brimmed hats or pms
-ulle. with crowns Of turquoise blue
velvet They carried pink roses and
maIguerites tied with blue ribbon.
Irving Paris was Mr.. Schwab's bes,
man. and the ushers were Edward Free
man. Hermann Schwab, ". II. Carson.
II. Shepard Krech, Reginald L. Auch-
incloss. William Q. Waters. II. +. Saw
yer and II. 4. Colgate. After their
wedding trip NJ and Mrs Schwab VIII
i've at i6l East Seventy Street.
The marriage OF Miss Pauline Mort
son. daughter Of Mrs. Archibald Shef-
field. of this city, TO william Doane
O'Gorman. son Of Mrs. Robert /. Jen-
;,ings. of Jersey City, took place yester-
dav afternoon at the Hotel ST. Reg 5.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Eugene p. Carroll, Of Lady OF
Grace Church. Hoboken, in the marble
ballroom. which was transformed into
Il chapel. with a temporary altar az one
end and decorated with palms, lilies
and Ophelia roses.
The bridal party walked through an
hisle marked by white marble pedes-
tails. festooi ed with mignon roses and
holding gi'ded baskets Of Ophelia roses.
The bride. who walked alone, wore
white chiffon velvet trimmed with
point d'Al,ncon lace. Her tulle veil
vas fastened with orange blossoms and
.he carried white orchids and lilies-of-
= e-valley.
Mrs. Philip Drury Atweter. the
matron % honor. and sister OF the
bride. was in apricot tulle, over cloth
Of silver. with which she wore hat Of
Town tulle. and carried Taft roses.
The other attendants were Eleanor
3. Wisner. Miss Mary B. Belts, Miss
Uilad Osborne and Mss Joan b. Bat
Tin. They were I'm apricot taffeta.
yelled in brown tulle, with which they
wore brown tulle hats. and carried Tart
roses.
willis y. Meigs was Mr. O'Gorman's
best man. and the ushers were Edward
p. Apgar Donald G.. Frost, Robert
O'Gorman. Joseph B. Murray, Milton
Kelly and Ransford V Mann.
The ceremony was followed by a re-
ception in the Marie Antonette suite.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Gorman will live in Reading, Penn.