The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-04

| Rev. Rufus A. Boyd OF Little Falls y.
j., assisted by the pastor, the Rev. DIR.
| Jefferson. The bride, who is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs Edwin Sweetser Merrill by
a former marriage, was given away by
her stepfather, Mr.. Merrill Her gown.
OF brocaded ivory white satin. was
trimmed with rose point lace and Sill
yer. and a coronet Of lace fastened her
tulle veu She carried a bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley and white orchids.
Her sister, Miss Lilias Jane Bacon,
as her maid OF honor, was dressed in
yellow chiffon and satin with hat to
correspond, and carried Aaron Ward
roses. Pink taffeta costumes trimmed
with silver lace were worn by the brides
maids, Miss Vera Merrill, Miss Marie
Wade and Miss Marjorie Barberie. Their
hats were Leghorns trimmed with pink
roses and they carried Opheia rose-
Helen Welch was the ring bearer AMI
wore a white lace frock The best man
was DR.. o. S. Levine OF Minneapolis. and
serving as ushers were Lieut.. Clarence
Olson of that city, Lieut.. J. F. KELSEY
and Lieut. c. r. Westbrook OF New York
and Lieut.. e. q. Schmdheiser Of Phila-
delpha.
The ceremony was followed By re-
ception at the home OF the brides mother.
$40 West Seventy-frst street. DR.. Bo-
luist and his bride will reside in Min
neapolis after their return from their
| honeymoon.
Miss Eleanor Jaeger and Charles Ediao
Poyer, nephew OF Thomas A. Edison,
were married Wednesday evening at the
! home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs otto
Jaeger. in Montclair, y. J. The cere--
| mony was performed by Bishop Coadju-
tor Wilson r. Stearly and the Rev. Luke
NJ. White, rector of st. Luke's Episcopa,
] Church The hridpS siqtars
Marie Jaeger and Miss Lilybelle Jaeger
| attended her. Mr.. Poyer, who is the son
OF Mrs. Nellie Poyer OF Detroit, had
Charles Edison of East Orange for his
best man, and Joseph Renwick OF Mon
clair served usher. The reception
after the ceremony was largely a.
| tended.
Another home wedding on Wednesday
evening was that Of Miss EVELYN Mesa
bitt. daughter OF Mrs. Harry A. Nes1itt,
who has become the bride of Sherman
| Washburn. Jr., of Rye, at the home of
her mother in Larchmont The bride.
| groom's sister, Miss Elizabeth Washs
! burn, and Miss Kathryn Hagerty OF this
city attended the bride, who also had a
hover girl. her niece, Josephine Erskina
Nesbitt. Mr.. Washburn's father, Franz
/ s. Washburn, was his best man. and tad
ushers were William II. Lindsey and
Edward Deems The ceremony was per,
formed by the Rev. J. Wilson Sutton Of
Trinity Chapel. this city, and the Rev.
Richard Golden OF ST. Johns Church,
Larchmont Manor. 1t was followed by a
small reception. After their wedding
trip Mr.. Washburn and his bride Will re.
| side in Rye.
In the Church OF the Ascension. FIN
avenue and Tenth street, Mrs Doro.hv
! Allen Blackwell daughter of Mrs Emma
Barry Allen of the Hotel Marie Ar.
| toinette, was married on "Wednesday AZ
ternoon to Reginald p. Boyd The VEL
ding was simple on account of tho re-
cent death of the brides sister Thee
was no reception. The ceremony was
performed by the rector. the Rev. Perg
Stickney Grant. The bride, who WIS
given away by her grandfather. Capt L.
Frank Barry, WAS dressed in gray. geor-
gette crepe and wore n hat of gray criu
She carried mauVe orchids. Mr.. Boyis
brother. Melville Boyd. attended him -
best man. and the ushers were sherman
! Greer, Franklin Bailey and Gord0.
Nudge. The brides brother n-law WE.
lam ID. Fullerton. also was IN the bridal
party.
Tho wedding OF Miss elsie Barns
| daughter OF Michael Francis Burns O; -
East SiXty-third street and Runsuu. y
j.. 10 James Francis Cavauagh toog
! place Wednesday afternoon In - In'-
lricks Cathedral. Following the crr,uo''.
which was performed by the Rev W.
lam b. Martin and attended by small
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