New-York tribune., 1917-06-17
Society
u;ss Frances Tracy Morgan
Becomes the Bride OF
Paul G.Pennoyer

,oa Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan was oarr.
I'D . 20 Paul Geddes PennOyer' OF Derhe
r., The church was decorated
'M ,alp,s. ferns and pink rambler
The chaneel was massed WIN
vs.. vs. savers. and the windows were
,.s,ooned with roses.
when the bridal party arrived gua'uS
,-m the Morgan estate held awnings
'' che motor cars so as TO COM
80 hide the occupants from pho-
..,rsphers from New York.
Hr Morgan received the guests as
~ .,rived. A special train brought
49, ,on, thirty from New York and an
49,, train brought few others iof
~ % reception. but most OF the guests
''' t,om the surrounding country.
''. .ouad Of Home Defence poiice
I,S the church. and detail oil
s-'' mon from the 9th New Jersey In
,.,rv ~. a, Paterson, on mOt0rcyeies'
''a..; .i,sd the road from the church 10
Fast Island, n.s.o.l presided at the
W." and as the bridal party AZ sp
oIss.bed oIss.b the altar he piaye1 t
pros. ppros.s March," by lehman. .iWdrnS Dar.ns
,t' ceremony nc played the 1" apre.
"a. bv Whitaker, and tne
,;",, LliU' by Markell, and as d IesIS
.;onsl he played the "Postiud'u"'' y
"ss'. pev Charles W. Hinton, rector
= ~ church, performed the cerelnonSS
,he nresence Of about one huhoi'o
II ',;yes ' and intimate friends; ,
N7ss NTno br;de was escorted TO the altaI
ne father. She wore wedoins
81 soft white satin trlmmeo w"
T tyy' ro;nt lace and orange olossonI'
~ the court train was eoeeu ~
snu ,rs -. blossoms. Her veil was oI
nsne 1:n. lace and her only ornament was
PO,m, Pnsctisce of large pearls. She car
- bououet of white mowers. -;
Miss Jane " Morgan was nei 49,
,,r's maid of honor and only atIenusnfs'
sbe was dressed in turquoise 1iIr Jronad
t,,. and cream lace with iui. n,eJ e.aJ
't;r, and a hat OF brown tulie tri.tS tahmSs
s;,b blue ribbon and PINK roseuo
Sbs carried a bouquet OF p'nA
nsss tied with pink RIBBON; e .he
sheldon Pennoyer. brotner oi .he
br;derroom. was best man, SHo Morran
"sbers we're Junius Spencer hoIe'
y brother of the bride, VINO Wi ~
nniform Of the naval reserNe', ~ e
5, Morgan. another prU.neSi' p,,i,Si., e Van
Tslhot. Of New York; "llilS" "llI U;,,;om
Fleet. OF San Francisco anu
Iothrop Allen. jr, OF boston, b.;or was
After the ceremony reeep',Vm ourtrv
held at Mr.. and Mrs. Mo!ss" s
home. on Matinicock rom, served
The wedding hreakiasI ~aS s;xtv.fve
Oh W ,ablcs decorated with kampier
seIS,. sas later there was dancing uhuei
Ios.t' tant with hardwood hoor' ,,
Sh9.mor chose AZ the church were mrs:
among - vorcan. grandmother OF
J. PierpohV NJ Pierpont Morgan,
me a,bcr. pIlJn, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H.
eet IL nT and children, Mr.. ana nls'
Wiu;a SsHHea,1 Picrson Hamilton, foliee
Sana;ss;oner =" ,n,,a;" and Mrs. Arthur wooos'
Soihi,,SSiWJ ,,nnS Wrs Paul Dana, DR.. and MRS.
"a, "a. Davis. Mr. and Mrs: Stepneh
ia. S Mis- Florence Rhett. Miss caro-
LIE a' vorran' Mrs. A. 6. Milbank, Mrs
t,ne rresby Mrs. John W. T.: Nichois'
Goo Nichols. Mrs. Junius 5. Morgan
~ NJ and Mrs. William D. Gutnrlee'
;,r and Mrs. Eugene Sands "i,,a,u,
" ~. Kearnev Warren, Miss Nolet
Cordon King and Miss Dorothy D0ruo"
King. .Lo recention, in
,d5;.;on 10 the above mentioneu, III
si"Jed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. DsvistU;1,' so,
Ms Charles Steele, Mrs. Devereqx M..'
tnrn @ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert >. Love-,
W" ~ ,nd Mrs. George +. lde. MT. anu
". W. Svivanus L. Schoonmaker, MI; ai.u
M,s % Ralph \. Ellis. Mrs. George hI,i
,.y ~ Wrs Robert Low Bacon, MI an, anu
~. Anton G. Hodenpyl, Mr.. and Mis,
Inbn :. Aldred, Mr.. and Mrs. beeXma"
Win.brop. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas hssS'
;rgs the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. William .
psinsford, Mrs. George F; BAKER, ?i.
w and Mrs. Graham Blandy, MIS-
yls.nor Hewitt. Miss Sarah Hewitt'
w. Valentine Mott and Miss Soph'e
Mott.
Miss Nina Paris, daughter OF M anu anu
Mrs. Francis L. Paris, was marrleo G,
terdsy afternoon in the oatnedfaWI Wn,.or oi az
Johr the Divine 20 Willam rSa
Phelps. Of Rosehill, Aiken; = =. p'
ceremony was performed oy the crr
William B. Lusk. OF RlcgeheId, IV "
A reception followed at the nome ord % ~,
and Mrs. Paris, 124 East Seven'y-seco"o
street. i'll l;,,o in
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps will live II
Washington.
Miss Florence X. Brown. daughter OF
the late Nr. and Mr.. Samuel queen
Brown. Of this city, was marr'ea d.
noon Yesterday az her home, lou "eo'
riftv.ninth Street, 10 Howland WON
blv. OF Boston. The engagement was
announced on Friday by the DrluH
brother, Dickson Q. Brown. only reIa-
,iyes were present at the ceremony
which was performed by the p1iue
groon's brother, the Rev. Ciinoro
Twombly.
Mrs Thomas J. Preston, jr, OF
Princeton, y. j., announced YESTERDAY
the engagement Of her daughter, MISS
Marion Cleveland. 10 William Stanley
Dell. Of this city. Miss Cleveland IS
the youngest daughter Of former PresI-
dent and Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Sne
was born q, Gray Gables twenty-one
years ago. For the last two years she
rad been a pupil az Teachers College
Columbia University. Her sister, MISS
f'hsi Cleveland, is in Paris, France. en-
gagged in relic. work for blind soldiers.
Ar. Dell is the son of William Amos
Del, formerly Of Morristown, y. j., but
now living in Switzerland. lie was
graduated from Princeton in 1915, ana
recently returned from a six months
iicur of duty with the American Ambu-
lance Corps in France. He is at pres.
.nt connected with the editorial staff OF
he Evening Sun"
ne wedding Of Miss Florence Farley
Kenneth Vernon Preston took place
ytstsrday afternoon al the home Of her
inothsr, Ars Preston Farley, az lrv-
tragpn-on-Hudson. Miss Gwendolen