New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-06
Bridegroom Is Associated
with Du Point Powder
Co., in Wilmington.
MISS HARRISON BRIDE
OF c. Nj. INGERSOLL
DR.. O. c. Pickhardt Marries Miss
Helen kahle in Church Of
Heavenly Rest.

Miss Florence Beall. daughter OF
Mrs. Joseph Bond Beall, was married
70 DR.. William Mynn Thornton. jr,
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Beall. M Madison Avenue. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires.
The bride, who was escorted to the
temporary altar Of palms and lilies by
DR.. George Tucker Smith. was given
away by her mother Her gown was
Of white satin, trimmed with point lace
that had been worn by her mother a.
her wedding, and the lace veil, which
fell the entire length Of the full court
train, was worn by her grandmother
on her wedding day. She carried lilies
Of-the-valley.
Miss Lilly VI. Beall was her sisters
maid Of honor and only attendant. She
was in pink chiffon over pink satin,
with which she wore hat of pink chif-
ron trimmed with roses Of the same
shade. She carried pink roses.
Dr. John 7. Thornton was his broth
ers best man. There we're no ushers,
but jeremiah Beall, Charles W Beall,
G. Tucker Smith. jr., and Heber 5. Nor
ris were ribbon bearers.
On their return from their wedding
trip Dr. and Mrs Thornton will live in
Wilmington. Del. where DR.. Thornton
Is connected with the du Pont Powder
Company.
III ...-:.. NJ Mor;o ouiao
Harrison, sister of Mrs. Frederic J.
Stmson, OF 100 East Seyenty-hrst
Street. 10 Colin W. lngersoll, Of 1877
East Seventy-hrst Street, took place
yesterday afternoon in the Church o.
the Resurrection. The ceremony wa
performed by the Rev. DR.. Duane Peu.
Tho bride, who was given away by
her brother-in-law, Frederic J. Slim
son, wore a travelling suit OF brown
hroadcloth heavily embroidered in gold
Her hat, of brown velvet, was trimmed
with gold and brown ostrich plumes,
and she wore a c0rsage bouquet OF blue
violcts. She had no attendants.
George lngersoll was best man. Al
ter their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingersoll will live in this city.
Mr.. lnEcrsoll was at one time chief
engineer of the Department Of Bridges.
His first wife, who was Miss Theresa
McAllister. a niece Of Ward McAllister,
died IN 1910.
Another wedding of yesterday was
that Of Mss Helen Kahle, daughter o.
Mrs. Marcel Kahle. 90 DR.. Otto Carl
Pickhardt. Of 1912 Madison Avenue.
The ceremony was performed IN the
- fT..~r,rf.r Poet kr- thu
Rev Dr. Frost, OF Staten Island. a
reception was given at the Hotel St.
REGIS. The bride. who was given awaY
by her brother. Hermann Kahle, was
in q gown of soft white satin, with
court train of silver cloth over which
fell q tulle veil. She carried white
orchids and lilies-of- valley.
Mrs. Carroll Van Giles vas the ma
tron of honor and she was in blue
chiffon over blue satin, with wh ch she
wore Leghorn hat, trimmed with
spring flowers The bridesmaids were
Mise Marie Peary. daughter Of Rear
Admiral Robert +. Peary; Miss Elsa
Schmidt. lfss Gertrude Walker. Miss
Elsa Pichla4 ard Miss Dorothy Cos
tenhocer o. were all in frocks OF
peach co .rl. --ffeta and net, with hats
OF LNllt 100 " "tr" f'-
They carrie. azaleas.
Paul PicAhardt was his brothers best
man and the ushers we're Albert Pierce
Gordon Thayer, William Zlnsser, Curp
Kahle and Percy kuttroff.
On their return from their wedding
trip Or. and Mrs. Pickhardt will live at
Oh Park Avenue.
Richard p. Kelly. Of 46 West Sew
enty-second Street, has announced the
engagement Of MS daughter, Miss Mar
garet Kellev. to James j. Porter, son
Of Mr and Mrs. william II. Porter. OF
80 East Sixty-sevcnth Street. Mr. Por-
ter was graduated from Princeton
class II. and is a member Of Squadron
A. Piping Rock and the Nassau Coun-
try clubs. His sister IS Miss Helen
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson Jersey
Of Denver have announced the engage
mcnt of their daughter. Miss Helen
Jersey, 20 Burnet Corwin Tuthill, OF
this citv No date has been set for
the wedding.
J. Hornblower De witt gave a dance
last night at Sherry's FOR his nieces.
Miss Anita De Witt and Miss Mar
raretta De Witt Romans The guests.
$50 in number. were received by Mrs.
II. Van Cortlandt Romans. Miss De
Witt and Miss Romans. The entire
second floor was used and there was
general dancing until midnight, when
supper was served. during which d
negro quartet played and sang.
Mrs. Wendell Baker gave dinner
for Miss De Witt before the dance.
SUFFRAGE BILL REALLY