The sun., 1919-05-25

place Tuesday evening at the home Of
her parents. 261 West Ninety-fifth
street. During the war the bride served
as Lieutenant in the National League
for Women's Service. Mr.. Wurzburger
served about two years in the army. The
couple will sail soon for France.
In the Church OF the Blessed Sacra-
rent broadway and Seventy-firSt street,
Miss Helen Connick. daughter of Mrs.
Andrew J. Connick OF 32S West Seventy
second street. was married Thursday to
Francis Charles Schwab Owing to the
recent death OF the brides ia her only
relatives were asked to the reception
which followed the ceremony. This was
performed by the brides cousin. the Rev
William J. Ennis She entered the
church with her brother, Andrew ]. Con-
nick. and wore n travelling gown OF
dark blue silk with hat to correspond.
She carried white orchids and lilies Of
the valley. Her sister, Mrs Walter
Fitch, Jr., was her only attendant and
was dressed In gray charmeuse. She
carried pink roses and while lilacs.
Leo Schwab was his brothers best man.
The wedding Of Miss Florence L. Arm
stein, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Arnstein of 500 West End avenue, TO
Clarence Oppenheimer of Chicago, took
place Wednesday evening in the Louis
XVI. room OF the Hotel st. Regis. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev,
DR.. Joseph Silverman and was followed
by a reception and dinner in the marble
banquet room. The bride was attended
by Mrs. Max L. Arnstein, Mrs. Charles
Davidson and Miss Hattie Sachs. The
best man was the bridegroom's brother,
Edgar OPpenheimer, and the ushers
were Albert II. Arnstein, Max L. Arm
stein, Norman Goetz and Charles
Davidson
Mr.. Oppenheimer and his bride will
spend their honeymoon in California
and on their return make their home
In this city.
Another recent bride was Miss Bonita
Roslind Guggenheim, daughter of Mrs.
Benjamin n. Guggenheim who was mar
ried on May Is to sLieht. Edward b
Mayer, Air Force, U. S. A., at her moth
er's home, 270 Park avenue. Her father
was lost on the Titanic He was a
brother OF Daniel and Simon r. Gug-
genheim. Lieut.. Mayer is a son of Mr..
and Mrs Max Mayer. He recently re-
turned from overseas. where he served
with the American Expeditionary Forces
for more than year. For the present
with Mrs. Guggenheim.
Announcement OF the wedding Of Miss
Bessie F., G. Brainard TO William H.
Ellis has been made by her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs William ],
Brainard OF the Hotel Vanderbilt and
Tower View, Scarsdale, N. Y. 1t took
place on Wednesday. and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev DR.. w. John
Murray. The bride, who was given away
by her brother, was attended by Mrs
Hugh Corby Fox, and Mr.. Fox served
as best man, After June Mr., Ellis and
his bride will reside at Harpely Hall.
1 West Sixty-tourth street
From England comes the news OF
the announcement OF the marriage In
Sheffield April 81 of Miss Alice Mabel
Rowley, only child OF the late Frank
Rowley of Sheffield, to Lieut.. REGINALD
Ernest Crofts OF the Canadian Field Ar
! tillery. who Is now stationed In Surrey
He Is the only son of Mrs John Ernest
Crofts of Westerleigh. Staten Island
The marriage took place in the Registry
Office.
The marriage OF Miss Marion Cath.
crime Barr. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald L. Barr of 2 81. Nicholas
place. to Horace Augustus Noodle. son