The sun., 1918-10-13
IN THE COJJNTRY-LIST OF THE, ENGAGED

New Jersey, where the bridegroom 10
stationed.
The bride wore a gown OF soft white
satin trimmed with old point lace II,r
tulle veil was arranged with R,nyan
crown of the point lace. She carried lnis.
of the valley and bouvardia. She bnd
two attendants, Miss Alice Jeanne Ma
loubier. who was In orchid colored chir.
fon and satin, with a hat to match. and
Miss Grace Wilson, who wore MINI
gcorgette crepe. They carried pink moss
rosebuds.
Lieut.. Richard C. Kendall, SIrno,
Corps, was the best man, and the usher,
were Lieut.. Charles Cunneen. Quart.r.
master Corps; Lieut.. West Evans. Sip.
nal Corps and Lieut.. William L. Shad
U. S. A. II was a military wedding, III,
stars and Stripes being used IA m
decorations. There was Il reception on,
dinner after the ceremony
Miss Jessie Wallace Costello, daurhu
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Costello, was
married on October 3 10 Beverly A
Norris, son OF Mrs. Henry ID. Norris OF
this city. The wedding took place IN tia
chantry of st. Thomas's Church and the
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. Floyd S. Leach, assistant rec .lr ot
the church, was followed by a reception
in the small ballroom of Sherrys.
The bride. who was given away by
her father, wore a gown OF cloth OF sill.
yer made with a court train of this ma
terial, and "a skirt of old point lace 4
Russian headdress OF lace Fastened her
tulle veil and she carried lilies OF ths
valley and white orchids. The bride.
groom'e sister-in-law, Mrs. Frederic.
Norris, was her only attendant, and
was dressed In orchid satin and chlfloH
land wore n hat of brown velvet trimmed
with brown feathers. Her bouquet was
of mauve orchids and delphinium.
Frederick Norris attended his brother
as best man, and serving as ushers we've
J. w. Walsh. Jr., Charles Burnham
Squier, T. Arthur Ball. Howard Maior
J. oakley Roadway and Cyr!l i. pos
Passos.
On Tuesday evening in the chapel az
Vassar College Miss Emma Stuar; Dun
bar of the class OF 1919 was married 10
Lieut.. Walter Eastey Lawson, L. : VI
c. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev, DR.. Alexander Cummins anu spe-
cial permission to use the chapel was AZ
corded by the trustees of the college
The bride was given away by her fathel
Commander A W. Dunbar, L. :. y.
Lieut.. Lawson and his bride after
the wedding left for Lake Mohonk He
and iher father will soon leave for
France.
Miss Elizabeth Harper Harold, daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank W. Harold,
was married on October . to Paul For
man Cooley at the residence Of tie"
parents, 80 Midland avenue. Montc,ai
The ceremony was performed by the
bridegroom's father, the Rev. Albert
Cooley. and was followed by reception
The bride was accompanied by her sisr
ter. Miss Martha Harold, and by Miss
Margaret Cooley, a cousin. Ensign Harry
Sadenwater was the best man.
Miss Meta II. Schwab, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jonas Scnwab of birmingham,
Ala, was married at Sherrys on
Wednesday evening to Edward Elson oi
st. Louis. The ceremony took place IN
the tapestry room an1Nwas performed by
the Rev. DR.. Joseph \SilveTman of the
Temple Emanuel.
Attired in white satin and chiffon
trimmed with duchess lace the bride had
Mrs. G. julius Siegel of this city for her
matron OF honor and Miss Louise Zol-
nicker of St. Louis, a niece of the br!,ir-
groom, for her maid OF honor. Mrs. SIZE
gel wore orchid velvet and Miss Io'-
nicker chiffon or the same color. Bpth
young women carried bouquets Of Amer
lean Beauty roses and pansies.
Walter Zolnicker of st. Louis was tn
best man. There was dinner after the
wedding and this was followed By
dancing. Mr.. Elson and his bride viii
make their home in, st. Louis after
wedding trip to the Pacific coast.
In the chantry of st. Thoma>.S
Church on Wednesday Miss Marcella !,
Lamb. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gin
ton Swan Lamb OF Chicago, was mat
ried to Winfred Nudge Brooks, son ~
Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Brooks OF EaS.
Orange, n. ]. The bride had her con-
sin. Miss Marcella Smith OF Chicago, for
her maid of honor and only attendant
George C. Wilcox of Pittsburg was the
best man. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Floyd S. Leach.
The wedding of Miss Marguerite Can
theirs, daughter of Mrs. William J. Cav
theirs. to James WEIGH butcher. United
States Coast Service. took place on
Tuesday at the parsonage of tie New
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