New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-26
Society
Miss Hoadley Bride Of Ellcry
S. James-Other Weddings
in Days Features

Avenue. 20 Ellcry ScdGwick James
son Of Henry A. James. IL was
intended 10 have the marriage celo-
bratod late IN June, in Southamp-
ton. Long Island, where Mr. and Mrs.
Hoadley have their country place. but
the plans were changed as Mr.. James
is member OF the officers reserve
corps at Yale. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks.
A reception followed at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Hoadley.
The bride, who was given away by
her father. wore a gown Of white chii-
fon embroidered In pearls, with train
of chiffon embroidered In cid lace. Her
veil Of tulle was arranged with orange
blossoms, and she carried bouquet OF
( lilies thc-valley.
Miss Helen Hoadley was her sisters
maid Of honor. she was dressed in
pale blue chiffon, with lilac colored
sash and wore lilac colored erin hat
She carried lilac colored sweetpeas.
The other attendants were Mrs. Shep-
ard Krech, Miss Angelina krech, Miss
( Dorothy James. sister Of the bride
groom; Miss Edith McKecyer, Miss laa-
bella Banks Taylor and Miss Joscohine
de Gersdorf. They were ia Desch col
ored chiffon, with sashes OF lilac sotlH'
wore lilac colored erin hats and car
ried bouquets OF sweetpeas OF a mac
shade
Edith +. Belts. the young daughter
/ Of Mr.. and Mrs. WHY'S Rossiter Belts,
/ was the flower girl.
Oliver 3. Jennings was Mr. James
best man, and the ushcrs were Sheldon
/ HoaGlcy. a brother Of the bride. and the
/ following classmates Of Mr.. James at
/ Yale: Frank Shepard, Krech, Jeremiah
/ Evarts. Henry Taylor. b. Cunningham.
Prescott Bush, Samuel Duryea and
knight Wooley.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James Will live in New
/ Haven until Mr.. James finishes ms
! training with the reserve cOrps.
/ Among the guests were Mrs. T..
Henry Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
/ Gould Jennings. Mrs Robert J. Hunt
ington. Miss Alice Huntington, Mr., and
/ Mrs. Charles Hoadley. Mr.. ard Mrs.
/ Nyllvs Rosseter Retts, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Winthrop Burr, Mrs. Cleveland II.
Dodge. MIR. and Mrs. Carl A. de Gers
dorff, Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Hyde, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. James Copper Lord, Clarence H..
Mackay. Mrs Charles Steele, Mrs.
Devcreux Niburn. the Countess dc Ia
/ Grczo. Miss Helen Peabody. Miss Jean
nctte ELEPHANT. Mrs. Hobart Porter,
Mrs. Clarence Porter, Mrs. Henry G.
I Trevor and Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt
Webb.
The marriage of Miss Edith +. Cook,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r..
| Cook. Of 80 East SiXty-fourth Street,
TO James A. Edwards, OF this city, took
place yesterday afternoon in the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church. The cero-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
John II. Jowctt, OF the Fifth Avenue
/ Presbyterian Church. A reception fol-
lowed at the Hotel 81. Regis
The bride, given away by her father,
wore gown Of silver brocade and old
/ lace. a veil Of old lace, arranged with
orange blossoms. and carried bouquet
of white orchids and hlics-of- the-val-
! ley.
Mrs. Theodore 7. Dixon, sister Of
the bride. was the matrOn Of honor.
She was dressed in gold lace and tulle
over pink satin. The other attendants
we're Miss Maria f. Cook, Miss Julia
RAYMOND. of Cleveland, Miss Edith C..
/ Marshall and Miss Belle ". LohcnstInc.
They we're in gowns Of yellow satin,
with overdresses Of coppcr-colored
/ tullc and gold lace. They all wore
I leohorn hats Of brown tulle and carried
bouquets Of spring flowers.
Allen F. Edwards served as his broth
er's best man. and the ushers were j.
Fahvs Cook and Harry Cook, brothers
Of the bride: John G. Rates, Corwln
Black. Nicholas Danforth. Theodore T.
Dixon. Alanson G.. Fox and John X.
Marsh.
Miss Alice VI. Sargent. daughter of
| Colonel and Mrs. f. Z. Sargent. was
married Yesterday afternoon in the
! Church Of the Heavenly Rest 10 Lieu
| tenant Joseph Scranton Tate. son OF
/ Mrs n. r. Tate. The wedding, mill
/ terv ono. was 10 have taken place in the
summer. but a. Lieutenant Tate was
| graduated about two months ahead OF
/ time with the 1917 class AZ West Point
I II was decided to advance the ceremony.
( Chaplain c. =. Silver, of West Point
oficiated. The brides father was un-
able to he present, as he rs with his
command in the PHILIPPINES.
Miss Elizabeth Channon. OF chicago
wa, the maid of honor, and Lieutenant
/ ". 7. Rcdfcld classmate Of the bride
groom, was best man. The ushcrs were
| Lieutenants Ray Harrison, {; J.. Nj y,
/ Inns. ir.. !. K. fully and y. II. SheriIi'
/ classmates Of the bridegroom.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Robert s. Sutlfe an
nource the engagement Of their daugn
Tow Miss Charlotte Sutlife, 60 W.
walker Veazic. Of Seaford, i. J. Mr..
/ Veazie is a member Of the Cd Field Ar
tnlery Of Brooklyn Miss Subtle is
sophomore at Barnard.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Myra p. Checsman, daughter OF
Mrs. Georriana 2. Chccsman, OF 372
Woe+ Fiftv-seventh street. and the late
Dr Hobart Cheesman, TO Henry Reyes
Eastman. Of Brooklyn Heights, son OF
Mrs Rcbecca Crane Eastman and the
late Rev. Dr. Lucius Root Eastman, OF
birmingham, Mass.
Miss Anne Brown Bradley, daughter
If Nv and Mrs. Charles Bradley. Will
no married to Samuel Eliot. Of Boston,
on Juno Q a. the country place OF her
parents at Convent. y. ).
Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver lsolin. re-
4u,ncd 10 the city yesterday from
Alien where they spent part Of the
winter and early spring, and are at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Cross, Of 3
West Fifty-socond Street, have opened
their country place at Bernardsvllle,
\ /. where they will remain until late
in the fall.