New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
Former Wife of John, Jr.,
Quietly Married to
{. L. Hoffman.
VREELAND WEDDING
ATTENDED BY 500
uiSs Danenhower Becomes Wife
Of Professor Wilson-Miss
Gladwin Weds.

?, the Park Presbyterian Church,
reh'v.hfth street and Park Avenue.
Ms Lillian Holmes Crimmins, daueh-
.er Of M and Mrs ARENAS II.
Holmes. was married yesterday after
noon 10 Charles Lamson Hoffman, son
- Mrs. Richard Hoffman. 1t was a
very quiet wedding, and only rela-
,.ves and few friends were present
., the ceremony The bride had no
attendants. Arthur Comstock was
ses, maa.
Mrs. Hofman's first husband was
John y. Crimmins, jr. from whom
81, obtained divorce about a year
.,o. She has two children by him.
John p. Cr.mmins, Sd, and Holmes
Crnmins. She is a sister Of ARENAS
Holmes snd Miss Hilda Holmes.
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Danen-
hover. daughter Of the late Lieuten-
m, John ". Danerhowcr. U. s. n.
VINO was the navigator Of the Jean
ns,te Polar Relief Expedition, and
Professor Albert Wilson, Of New
York University. took place at noon
Yesterday n the Church of the Ascen-
son. Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street.
The bride. who was given away by
her brother. Sloan Dancnhowcr. had
for her attendants four flower girls -
Miss Nancy Gill. daughter OF Lieu
tenant c. c. Gill. OF Annapolis. and
Mrs. Gill. Miss Grace Hsnnahs,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harnahs. OF Newark; Miss Rita Vail,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Vail.
OF East Orange. the two latter nieces
Of Professor Wilson. and Miss Doris
Dsnenhower. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Sloan Dsnenhower, niece OF the
bride
DR.. Berry Furman. Of Newark, was
the best man. and the ushers were
CYRUS Vail and George Hsnnahs,
brothers-iu-law OF the bridegroom;
William Bowen Church, of Meriden.
Conn. and Norman Clements, Of
Buffalo.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Percy Stekney Grant. and a re-
c,ption followed AT the home Of the
brides grandmother. Mrs. George
Besle Sloane. 70 West Tenth Street.
Miss Marjorie A. Vreeland, daughter
% Mr. and Mrs. Herbert II. Nreeland,
Of New York was married to George Il.
Won Gal. Of Danbury, Conn. yesterday
afternoon a. While. the country
home Of the brides parents, at Brews-
ter. ". Y. The ceremony, which was per-
formed on the lawn, was witnessed by
FIVE hundred guests. George +. Green,
Of Danbury, was best man. The brides
msids were Theodore Won Gal, Danbury;
Marian Feustmann. Marguerite JAG
ouette and Charlotte Werner, New
York: Katherine Dwinnell, Minneapolis,
and Helen Barnard, Buffalo. The maid
Of honor was Miss Ruth Qusckenbush,
View York. and the matron OF honor was
Mrs. Edwin II. Green, Danbury. Miss
Elizabeth Vaughn, of Mt. kisco, y. T.
was flower girl.
Mis-, Annette Gladwin, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison ". Gladwin, and
John Eugene Gefaell. Of New York, son
Of Mrs. Pauline Gefaell, of Vienna, and
brother Of the Baroness Hedy Won
Ether Thompson, were married yester-
DAY afternoon at the home OF the brides
parents, Westfeld. n. J.
Miss Edith MAZE Gladwin, sister
Of the bride. was maid Of honor, and
Arthur Van r. Thompson, of New York
was best man.
Miss Susan Bacon. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathaniel T. Bacon, of Peace
Dale, r. J.. and Elmer Davenport Keith
we're married yesterday IN the Peace
Dale Congregational Church, Nara,
gansett Pier. r. !. Only relatives and
intimate friends OF both families at
tended After the ceremony there was
a reception in Hazard Memorial Hall.
At musical given at their home, 6O4
Bergen Avenue. Jersey City, yesterday
Nr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stewart an
nounced the engagement Of their elder
daughter. Miss Corneiia Stewart, to
Ernest Bewly Slade. Of New York. Mr..
Slade is an engineer He was gradu-
ated from Columbia University.