The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-28

Of Edward 8. Martin of 17S East Sixty
fourth street, who was married to Paul
Arnold Degener. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Degener of "A West Seventy
fourth street. 1t took place at Wilton,
Conn, and the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Arthur s. Lloyd. Mr.. Dege-
ner was graduated from Lehigh Uni
ve-sity. He is a member of the Morris
County Golf Club.
The wedding OF Miss Mabel Sarah
shaeKleton, cousin of Capt. Shackleton,
the explorer, to Hollis Brooks Smiley OF
Syracuse took place on September IL
In the home of the brides parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Parker Shackleton, in Hazel
hurst Park, New Rochelle. Her sister,
Miss Agnes Flora Shackleton, and Miss
Lillian Brown were the bridesmaids.
Lieut.. Henry Dimon served as best man.
The Rev. Louis A. Lindemuth officiated.
The bridegroom served in France as a
scrgeant of the 305th Machine Gun
battalion.
Miss Anna Moldenke, daughter of DR..
md Mrs. Richard Moldenke. was mar
led in their home, the Castle,
Watching, n. j., on September 1S to
the Rev Paul ]. Hob of Bethlehem, Pa.
E stor of St Marks Lutheran Church
~ that city. The brides uncle, the Rev.
Dr.. A. b. Moldenke of st. Peters
lutheran Church. New York, officiated.
The marriage of Miss Katharine V.
Mains, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mains Of Newark, N. j., to Howard w.
Sheriff. OF East Orange took place on
September 20 in the Park Presbyterian
Church. Newark, and was followed by a
reception in the home OF the brides par
ents. The Rev. Charles L. Reynolds
performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Edward McComb attended the
bride, who also had two flower girls.
Miss Nora Coey OF Newark and Miss
Mary Bridges OF Montclair. Stanley
Sheriff. was his brothers best man, and
the ushers were c. S. Chisholm OF this
city. C. William Horr Of Newark, II.
wilmington, Jr., of East Orange and
George NJ. Force of Bloomfield, N. j.
During the war Mr.. Sheriff., who was
graduated from Princeton in 1909,
served as an ensign on the u. s. S.
Oklahoma.
Miss Elizabeth Martin. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Martin of Plain
field, N j., was married there recently
to Harold Tomlinson. son of Mrs. Philh
s. Suffern of the same place. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. How
ard e. Clarke, assisted by the Rev.
Charles l.. Goodrich of Boston. The
brides cousin, Mrs. Lawrence v. Cole
man OF Boston, attended her as matron
of honor Miss Marion Faulks of Eliza
beth was the maid OF honor. Miss
Kathryn Martin, sister Of the bride
Miss Alice Suffern. sister of the bride
groom; Miss Constance Veysey and
Miss Dorothy STEELE OF Plainheld were
the bridesmaids
Russell Tomlinson waited upon his
brother as best man, and Eugene Stock
ton Martin. the brides brother; Samuel
Gore Of Piainfield and Everett BenJa-
min Of Bloomfield were the ushers.
The wedding of Miss Eva d. van
Syckel OF Yonkers to George Brinton
Class OF New York took place on Sep
TENDER 20 at her home. 100 Fanshaw
avenue. Her cousin. the Rev DIR. N.
Durham van syckel OF st. Thomas's
Episcopal Church, Hamilton, N. Y, per-
formed the ceremony.
The same evening in Plainfield. N. j.,
Miss Clara Karner. daughter of Mrs
George Karner of that place. was mar
ried to the Rev. Lewis Spooner, pastor
Ct the Congregational Church, Pueblo.
Col. The ceremony took place In the
homo OF the brides mother and was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. c. +. Herring OF
the First Presbyterian Church. Miss
Esther Karner, sister of the bride, at
tended her as maid OF honor, ana the
brldegroom's brother, w. II. Spooner
of Philadelphia, served him as best man.
Miss Ruth Beatrice Zagat. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Henry Zagat OF
255 West 10sth street, was married re-
In ha rIf 20
Ross Of Savannah. The ceremony was
performed by Prof. David s. Muzzey OF
Columbia University and was witnessed
by relatives only. II was followed by a
breakfast. after which Mr.. Ross and his
bride started on their wedding trip. On
their return they will live at Ninety
eighth street and Riverside Drive In a
house which has been built and fur