The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

Norton Moore, who recently returned
with the 305th Field Artillery. U. s. A,
from France altar seeing service in Ger
many with the Army of Occupation.
The bride who was given away oy her
father, wore Q gown Of white satin
trimmed with point lace and tulle veil.
Her bouquet was of lilies OF the valley
and white sweet peas Her bridesmaids,
Miss Marguerite Post Miss Katherine
Seg7lin Smith. Miss Anna Baxter Kne-
walls. Miss Edna Elizabeth Jones and
! Miss Vivian Maxwell. wore gowns OF
orchid colored georsette crepe made
over blue satin. Their hats were Leg
horns and they carried bouquets OF pur-
pie and lavender sweet peas. In the
bridal party were two little flower girls,
nieces OF the bride, Elizabeth Ward
Smith and Marjorie Hamilton Smith.
Their froc'-s were OF yellow organdie,
| and they carried baskets OF spring fow-
ers. Mr.. Moore's best man was Felix
Allen Jenkins, and the ushers were
Lieut.. Walter @. Huntington. u. g. A ;
orlson Hamilton Smith. Gilbert p. Bo-
CERT and r. Alexander Owen. The cere-
mony was performed by the rector. the
Rev DR.. George r. Van Der Water and
was followed by reception at the home
OF the brides parents, cas- West End
avenue.
| In the Church Of Our Lady OF Hope,
West l56th street, near Broadway, oil
Monday morning, Miss Mercedes Itabsss
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Licenciado
| Emilio Rabasa, WAS married TO Lieut.
Leland de VillafrRnca. U. 8. A. The
bride was attended by her sisters. Miss
| Isabel Rabasa and Miss Concha Raba 50,
Miss Ethel de Villhfranca. sister Of the
| l. TNAI. II.
| Miss Olga Fcheveria- Augustin de Is
| Tore was the best man and the ushers
were Carlos Tornel. and Emilio and
Oscar Rabasa.
Or. Rabasa and his family formerly
resided in Mexico but for several years
have made their home in this city. He
has been at various times Governor OF
one OF the States. OF Mexico, President
Of the Senate and Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court. Lieut.. de Villafranca
Is the son of Mrs. Ricardo de villafranca
| md a membeg OF an old Costa Rlcan
family. He was horn in California and
graduated from Yale in 1915. He re-
Gently returned from France where he
served with the American forces.
In the crystal room OF tho Ritz
Carlton, Miss Beatrice Gertrude Bauer
daughter OF Isaac Bauer OF Mddletown
Conn, was married Tuesday TO Edwin
8. Rauh. son of A. i. Rauh OF Pitts
| burg. The ceremony WAS performed by
the Rev. DR.. Henry W. Ettelson OF
Philadelphia, formerly OF Hartford
Conn. II was followed by a reception
The bride was given away by her Gather
and wore a gown OF ivory satin trimmed
with rosa point lace which had been
worn by her mother at the latter's we'd
AlR0 - H,NA
Cass Sunstein was the matron Of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Lucille
Karpen OF this city, Miss Gladys Ian
| deck OF Mount Vernon, Miss Frances
Wieder Miss Delphine Lyon. Miss Fanny
| Fox OF Hartford. Conn, and Miss Hen.
rietta Rauh of Pittsburg
| The bridegroom's father vas his hes,
man and the ushers were A. Cass Sun
stein, James L. Bauer, Richard Bens.
wanger. William Il. Benswanger. A. S
Feuchtwanger and Richard s Rauh.
Part OF their honeymoon will be spent
az White Sulphur and later Mr.. Rauh
and his bride will make their home In
PittsburE.
Miss Adele Campbell. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Morley Campbell OF $50
| West 10th street, was married yester.
| day week TO Capt. Louis b. Meacham
u. s. A, In the st. Ambrose Chapel oil
the Cathedral OF st. John the Divine
The ceremony was performed by Canon
Jones and was followed by small re-
| ception at the home of the brides pa.
rents. She was given away by her
| father. and was attended by Miss Fran
ces Parish and Miss Lila Capen of st
Louis and Miss Helen Holmes of Gin.
cinnati. There was also a flower girl
Miss Kathleen Dining Of Ruxton, Nd
| The best man was Capt Frederick c
! Paris Capt Meacham. who recently