New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15

Paine. Nicholas Danforth and George
VI. NaU1erhoef
In st. James, Church, Madison Ave-
nue. and Seventy-frst Street. yesterday
afternoon Miss Peggy Busk. daughter
cf Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Busk. was
married 70 Edward Allen Whitney, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Whitney, OF
Augusta, Ga. Bishop Frederick Court
ney. assisted by the Rev. Frank War
teld CrOwder. performed the ceremony.
which was followed by q small recep-
ION at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Busk.
Eas' Eighty-ffth Street. The bride.
vho was gwen away b. her father. wore
gown Of white satin with cour. train
and n veil Of old lace which her grand
mother had worn az her own wedding.
The veil was held by bandeau Of
pearls. The bridal bouquet WAS of
white orchids and lilies-of-the-valley.
Mrs. William Mitchell Van Wrinkle was
her sisters mstron Of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Cos
tenhofer, Miss Elinor Kendall. Miss
Alice Baldwin. Miss Helen Griffin. Miss
Glory Thomas and Miss Kate Griffin.
The attendants were dressed IN gray
charmeuse. The matron OF honor wore
and carried a bouquet of orchid col
ored sweetpess The bridesmaids wore
hate OF dull blue gcOrgette crepe.
Joseph K. BIsk. brother Of the bride,
was best man. and the ushers were
Grecnough Townsend. Graham Burt
Blaine. Francis Foster, Walker Besle,
Lawrence ~ Murray and William II.
Meeker Mr.. Whitney is member of
the Reserve Officers, Training Corps OF
Harvard. ard the wedding. which was
to have been on June %. was advanced
on account Of the war.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Elol5e
Mcconnell. daughter Of Mr.. and Mr..
Odell William O'Connell, of Montana.
20 Adam g. Thomson took place v's-
terday afternoon in the ballroom 90
the 81. Regis The Rev. James Pal
Nor. assistant pastor Of the Fifth Az
nue. Presbyterian Church, performed
the ceremony. which was followed BY
a large reception. The bride WAS
given away by her father. She was
dressed IL white satin, trimmed with
old lace. and her tulle veil was held
by a wreath Of orange blossoms.
Mrs. Theodore Schulze was TIE
matron of honor, Miss Margaret Dick
son maid Of honor. ard the brides
maids were Miss Mary MacReynold',
Miss Margaret Wardwell and Mis-
Alice Dickson, whose engagement 10
Harry Graves. Sd, was recently ar
nounced The attendants wore cos
tunes Of pink silk, combined with
blue tullc. and carried bouquets OF
Opheiia roses.
Edward Savage was best man. ard
the ushers were Odell s. Mcconnell.
Seth Marshall. Theodore ). Watson.
whose marriage 10 Miss Margaret
Dickson. the maid Of honor. will take
place on April 80 in the chapel Of St
Bartholomcws Church. and Harry
Graves. I'd.
After their wedding trip Mr.. Thorn
son and his bride will live IN Duluth.
Miss Mildred Hadra. daughter of
Mrs. Laura Gilmer Hadra, of summit.
y. u. was married 10 Edward Ban
croft Twomhly. Of Summit. Yesterday
afternoon. in the Central Presbyterian
Church. Summit. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor, the Rev.
Minot c. Morgan. assisted by the Rev.
Arthur Howe. one Of Mr.. 1wombly }
classmates in Yale.
Miss Hadra was attended by MiSi
Anna Scull. OF Somerset, Penn, ~
maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids
were Miss Louise Nickerson. o.
Easton, Md: Miss Florence Schoe..
maker and Miss Louise Twaddel!. OF
Philadelphia: Miss Helen {. Perry. or
Trenton. y. J., and Miss Dorothy Bard
and Miss Alice Osborn. Of Summit.
Lemuel Skidmore, jr., OF summit
was the best man. and the ushe's.
all classmates OF Mr. Twombly, were
Theodore r. Kenyon. Donald K. Hyde
and Francis T. Boyd, Of New YORK;
Richard H. Phillips, OF Hartford,
Conn. Henry +. Perry: Sprlnghe'd
Ohio. and William +. Flagg, OF New
Haven.
The bride was given away by her
brother Gilmer Hadra.
The wedding of Miss Margaret
Hunter Arnold. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs BrIdgewater Meredith Arnold. 1t
529 Scotland Road. Orange. y. j.. and
Charles Harris Bryant. son of Howard
BRYANT, OF Baltimore, took p lace last
evening in the Church Of the Holy
Communion. South Orange. The Rev.
George \. Hanna performed the cere-
mon. Allen VI. BRYANT. Of Balti-
more. was best man. and William :
Arnold and Bridgewater ". Arno'd.
IT.. brothers Of the bride, acted az
ushers.
will live in Baltimore. where Mr..
Rryort exrects To be admitted TO the
MARYLAND bar this spring and enter
his fathers law firm.
Miss Helen Mann Silver. DAUGHTER
of DR.. and Mrs Lewis Mann Silver.
was married to Walter Douglass
Foote. Of Pittsburgh. last NIGHT. at
The home of her parents. loa West
Sevontv-secord Street. The Rev. TT.
Nathan A. Soagle. of st. Stephen :
Church ofTiciated. The bride was al
tendcd nv Miss Martha Serrll Shot-
maker. of Philadelphia: Miss Kather-
me Cowsrhoven, Of BROOKLYN; Mss
katherine Decker and Miss Marearet
Bird silver. Harold Hall Hartwell. q
Worcester. Mass. was best man. and
The ushers were Hamilton Dali Daniel
Veedham. Harold Schroeder and Mer-
I'll Patten.
Another wedding Yesterday was that
Of Miss Florence Greror Hauotne-,
LAUGHTER Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie B
Hsuptner. OF 6l5 West l36th Street. -
Waller WvckoT BrnckerhoF. Of this
CITY. which was celebrated in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. West
End Avenue and Ninetv-frst Street.
The Rev. Edgar W Work performed
the ceremony. and small reception
followed az the home OF the bride'a
PARENTS. Miss Gertrude Louise GIlbett
was the maid Of honor and only bridal
attendant. Maurice J. Sweetland was
host man and the ushers were Charles