The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-11-02
RAS OPENING IN TWO WEEKS USERS IN SOCIAL SEASON
Donald b. simons of Pittsburg. The
wedding reception will be held at the

Of DR.. and Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips,
will be married to Craig Francis CuIli-
nan. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 8.
Cullinan OF Houston, Tex. on the
afternoon OF November Is in the
home of her parents, 40 West Forty
seventh street Miss Phillips will b
attended by her sisters, Mrs. Monroe
Van Wart De Mott and Miss Charlotte
Phillips; Mrs. d. J. O'Sullivan, Mis-
Martha Kelly of Springfield, Ohio, and
Miss Nina Cullinan, sister Of the BRIDE
groom. John Cullinan will act a.
his brothers best man. A reception
win follow.
A wedding last Wednesday In MdsN
gomery, Ala. of interest here wasH al
Of Miss Emily Castleton Ligon, az Gen.
ter OF Gen. and Mrs. Robert +. whit
to George Temple Bowdoin, a Wright
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Temple Bog, re-
OF this city. The marriage took fache
in the Court Street Methodist ChA
Of Montgomery, the Rev. DR.. Mas,t
Holt officiating. The bride was ar5
tended by her cousin, Mrs. Harry
Bandy, and the Misses Marjorie Allen,
Elizabeth Dent, Clara Houston and
Florence PEBBLES.
Irving B. Kingsford, cousin Of the
bridegroom. Of this city, was best man
and the ushers were Junius Spencer
Morgan, Jr., Clifford Lanier, Henry y,
Bartlett, William c. Oates, Frederick
A. Shore, George H. Slime, Graham y
Ligon johnson and Col. William p.
Screws. After the ceremony there
was reception in the home of tho
brides parents. 6
Mr.. Bowdoin was graduated from
Groton and Harvard. His New York
home is at 104 East Thirty-sevento
| street and he has a country estate,
Oakhurst, at Hamburg. N. Y. Mr..
Bowdoin and his bride have gone to
California before returning to this city.
where they will live.
Miss Elizabeth Clarkson. youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. L.
Clarkson of Wildwood, Tivoli, N. z, and
niece of Mrs. Frederic Edey, was
married to William Mayhem Wash
| burn, a son of Mrs. William Tucker
Washburn, last Wednesday afternoon
in the home Of the brides sister, Mru.
Frank A. B. Washburn, So East Sew
enty-ninth street. The Rev. DR..
Frank Warfleld Crowder Of Et
James's Church, performed the mar
rage ceremony In the presence of q
small gathering of relatives. Mrs.
Kellock Myers was her sisters matron
of honor and Frank A. B. Washburn
| acted as best man for his brother.
The bridegroom, who was graduated
from Harvard in 1908, served in
France as a Lieutenant with the A. e.
F. The bride Is a granddaughter Of
| the late James Otis and a niece Of
IRA George P. Munroe of Paris,
One Of the weddings OIL 49,
urday in October was that of MY
Elizabeth Frances Collins, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Green Collins, to
Roger Wilmington Thompson, son of
Col. and Mrs. Melville w. Thompson
of this city, which took place in the
Huguenot Memorial Church, Pelham
Manor. The Rev. Lewis CASTOR Leary
performed the marriage ceremony.
Miss Catherine Buckley Of Englewood,
N. j. was the maid of honor, and tho
other attendants were Mrs. Arthur
Milburn of Haverstraw, N. z; Miss
Afys Sinclair and Miss Helen VIII
berding of Pelham Manor Miss Paula
|
! Miss Eleanor Rockville of this city.
Nathaniel Thompson of jackson.
Mich, was his brothers best man, and
| the ushers were Loren F. Collins and
/ Roderic G. Collins Sd of Pelham
r Manor, Price Briscoe Of Jackson,
, Mich; Sidney #. Stein Of Alegon,
| Mich; Herbert Bartholf OF Chicago.
! George Shut of New Rochelle, Doug
/ Marsh of this city. A reception fol-
lowed in the home Of the BRIDES
parentsin Pelham Manor.
Mr.. Thompson served as a Aeuten-
ant in the United States Army during
, the war. After their wedding trip ho
and his bride will live in this city.
Miss Beatrice Carrere, daughter Of
:. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Maxwell Carrere. was
married to Reginald Rowland of Plain
field, N. j., a week ago yesterday in
! st. James's Church, Madison avenue
and Seventy-first street. The mar
rage ceremony was performed by the
, Rev. F. Warfield Crowder, rector. The
bride was attended by Miss Louise
4 Cattus as maid of honor; the Misses
! Helen and Elizabeth Carrere, her
cousins; Miss Blanche Butler and Miss
Susanna Field.
Warren Alderman was best man.
: and the ushers We're Robert NJ. Car
> rere. brother of the bride; Story Row
land, brother of the bridegroom; Roger
: Mellick and Edward Stevenson. A
: small reception in the home of the
brides parents, 1877 East Seventy-third
:, street, followed the ceremony.
. After their wedding trip Mr.. and
!, Mrs. Rowland will make their home
;. in Philadelphia,
: Mrs. Charles De Wolf Gibson, who
h was Miss Helen Kingsley Welsh,
= daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brad
Il shaw Welsh. of 1923 East Eighty SEQ
ond street. was one Of the October
t brides, Her marriage to Mr.. Gibson,
q who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lang
= don Gibson, Of Schenectady and q
n nephew of Charles Dana Gibson, took
8 place in the Church of the Ascension
r end was followed by a reception at
d the Plaza.
ties Of Society
u brides parents, SIT Valley road. Mont