New-York tribune., 1918-01-13
Weddings
Still Society S
Chief Attraction
Military Note Marks Four of
Six Marriages Celebrated
Yesterday

Weddings continue to form the chief
attraction Of society, and yesterday, as
has been the case on every Saturday
since the beginning Of the season.
many marriages were celebrated. near
ly all of them being Of military
nature. Miss Matgarct Van Buren
Mason became the bride of Lieutenant
Samuel Sloan Colt. U. s. r.; Miss Irene
wood was married to Captain b. Lucas
Sutclltfe; Miss Edith Geraty was mar
rled TO Leon Joseph Barkhorn, all talk
lng place in this city. and Miss Dor
otEy Welsh was married to Andrew G..
imbrie, OF New York. in Phladeiphia;
IN All Saints Church, Brooklyn. Miss
ava burrell, daughter Of MI and Mrs.
frank X: Burrcli, was married to. Dr..
honert Willis Tate, NJ. r. c., now sta
toned at Camp Dix, and in Trenton N.
j., Miss Rachel Hall Slack Pcrrinc be-
came the bride of Lieutenant Emo
Campbell.
The marriage Of Miss Mason to Lieu
tenant Colt, who is a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs: Richard c. Colt and a grandson
OF the late Samuel Sloan, took place a
the home of her parents. Mir and Mrs
George Grant Mason, S5A Fifth Avenue
me ceremcny vas performed at noon
BY the Rev. Dr.. Robert S. " II Wood. OF
st. Mary's Church, Tuxedo, where Mr.
and Mrs. Mason have country home,
and reception and wedding breakfas t
followed. The bride, who was given
away by her father, was in gown of
white satin, trimmed with old lace
which had been worn by her grand
mother and great-grandmoth at their
weddings.
Miss Mary S. Colt, sister of the
bridegroom, was the brides maid of
honor and only attendant.
Charles D. Dickcy, ir., served as best
man and tho ushers were Captain
Joseph Walker, I'd, u. S. r.; Grant
Mason, Harris Colt and Reginald
Auchincloss.
Lieutenant Colt and his bride will so
to Washington, where he is detailed to
the Ordnance Department.
Miss Irene Wood, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ. Wood, was mar
ricd to Captain B. Lucas SutcliFe. OF
. the Northum berland Fusiliers, British
army. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Sutcliffc, Of Halifax, yesterday, in the
apartment Of her parents, $50 Park
Avenue. The ceremony was performed ID
! by the Rev. DR.. Samuel McComb, Canon
Of the Cathedral OF the Incarnation
Baltimore.
r Miss Rosalind Wood was her sisters
maid OF honor, and Frederick Aver, I'd
son of DR.. and Mrs. James {. Aver, OF
: Park Avenue, was the page. Francis
l.. Sutclife served az his brothers
best man.
, Tie marriage Of Miss Edith Ger
trudc Geraty, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John Joseph Geraty, to Leon Joseph
! Barkhorn, took place yesterday morn
ing in St. Patrick's Cathedral The
Rev William B. Martin ofiiciated. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Ruth Geraty, and Mrs. Herman Harri.
son. Edward Barkhorn served as his
!, brothers best man, and the usher<
.. were Lieutenant Ray Dempsey, U. S
R., and Frederick Radcl. The cere
:, mony WAS followed by wedding
, breakfast at the Hotel Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barkhorn will live al
the Hotel Woodward
Miss Rachel Hall Slack Perrine wa:
married to Lieutenant Emo Campbell
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Palmer Campbell
Of Bernardsville and New York, il
Christ Church, Trenton, II. J. TIL,
n ceremony was performed by the Rev
d Herbert Moore.
h Miss Perrinc was attended by Mis-
Isabel van SycKie, as maid or honor
$ and Miss Anne Perrine and Mis-
; Elizabeth Lea as bridesmaids
l. Abbot Treadvell was best man 70
Lieutenant Campbell, and the usher
u were Lieutenant James b. Rxey an,
&c Edward Hassan.
y Lieutenant Campbell is q member o
. the United States Aviation Corps. Hi
"a mother, before her marriage, was Mis-
- Jean c. Emo. of New York.
- - Miss Perrine is a granddaughter 0
a a the late Major General Lewis Perrine
10 quartermaster general of New Jerse
~ from 1860 to 1889, and also of the lat