New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
McCutcheOn
Nuptials Held
In St. Marks
sgiss Helen Becomes Bride
of Louis Carreau; Miss
Sarah Hathaway Married
to Richard Douglass Jr.
Lydia Taggart Welded
Retrothal of Dorothea MI.
sBrainard to the Rev. Har.
nv S. Crossett Announced

Miss Helen Virginia McCutcheon,
asuxhter Of Mrs. Frederick McCutch-
.on. Of S6 Gramercy Park, was married
~ S:S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon to
saais Carreau, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrille Carreau, in St. Mark s
Church in -th e-Bouwerie. The ceremony
xaa performed by the rector. the Rev.
rr. William Norman Guthrie. The
side who was given away by her
apeie, Edwin Outwater, had Miss Jessie
Ruth Ridge for her maid of honor
md Miss Katherine Stymetz Lamb and
Hiss Jane Barkley. of New York, for
bridesmaids.
Charles Valentine snedeker was Mr..
Carreaus best man. and the ushers
kere Joseph Stanislaus Carreau. Leon
ard Anderson Sneckner, W. Stirling
Macintosh and Newell Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carreau will live at Al
Eramercy Park.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Hath
sysy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A..
Hathaway. OF Pelham Manor, n. Y, to
Richard Randolph Douglass jr., Of
Memphis. Tenn. took place in the
Huguenot Memorial Presbyterian
church, at Pelham Manor. Friday even
ia1. The Rev. Lewis CASTOR Leary
esfformed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Rebecca Hathaway, Of
Washington, as maid of honor. Little
Geraldine Gilbert. of New Rochelle,
n. Y, was the flower girl The four
bridesmaids were Miss Doris Wald-
yegel, of Pelhamwood; Miss Dorothy
Weed and the Misses Dorothy and
Blossom Scarborough, Of New York
City.
Richard Randolph Douglass. of Mem
Shis Tenn. father of the bridegroom,
was-b best man in place Of the brides
hvotherin law, Lawrence L. Roberts,
Who vas seriously injured in the Wall
stxees explosion. The ushers were
Roy Waldvogel. Of Pelhamwood; Victor
Onet, Of New York City; Lacey John
spn1 and Allan Johnson, of Rye, N. Y.
Among those who attended the re-
parents were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Randolph Douglass sr. and Miss
Gwynne Douglass, of Memphis, Tenn;
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hathaway. of Wash
isgton: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Waldvogel,
of Pelhamwood Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
assee Weed. of New York City; Mr..
and Mrs. George Scarborough. Mr. and
Mrs. Arland Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eabert, Dir. and Mrs. w. S. Clifford,
Mr. and Mrs Carl T. Stuart. K. W
Waterson, E. B. Nye and Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter CarUthers.
Miss. Lydia Marcy Taggart, for
Ae- resident of this city, was married
last evening to Carleton Alexander
Conhell, Of Scranton. Pa. The cere-
aseny was in Christ Church at Short
HAk.sN J. Rev. Charles Malcolm
Douglas. rector, of.iciated.
1-Niss Mary Lee Taggart sister of
ths bride, was maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lucille Con-
nell and Mrs. E. B. Jennings jr., Of
Scranton; Miss Pauline Thorburn, Of
New York, and Mrs. Richard NJ Buck,
u Watertown. L. NJ. Connell.
brother Of the bridegroom, was best
Yaa. The ushers were Walter P.
Stevens, Mrs. B. L. Connell and Leslie
Ryan, of Scranton; Maxwell E. Bes-
sell, Of New York, and Frank T. Will
tams, Of Short Hills.
sine bride wore a gown of brocade
chiffon velvet with a court train and
esfsnet Of point lace. The maid of
Assors gown was of yellow satin with
faades Of brown ualines and a silk
Towers in colors Of autumn leaves.
sac bridesmaids wore gowns Of
Grange chiffon and pale green, with
souches Of purple. and the bouquets
sefe, OF dahlias and other autumn
sarden flowers.
Ar. Connell is O Yale man. class
q 10. He wen. overseas early in
she war and was in the army of oc-
e9pation until eight monthsHafter the
signing OF the armistice.
The ceremony was followed by a
supper served by Sherry. Music for
aaneing was provided by a New York
efeeestra ard the dancing took place
Under marques.
e, ar and Mrs. Connell will leave
ssore Hills by motor for Scranton,
sasre they wall make their home
s0sus October 10.
ts..
invitations have been issued for the
t1Sssfisge on October 4 Of Miss Doro.
se1 ca N. bralnard, daughter of Mrs.
Sc sass L. bra,nard, 10 the Rev Harry
p,.f6 1rossett, pastor of the First
tsss Church, Brooklyn, in St. Paul's
49, HgiScopa! tnurch, West End
",shue and Eghty-sixth Street.
-. afs. Clarence II. Steinert, sister Of
sas orlde, will be raatron Of honor. The
1Ssh HSs, haro.d S. Metcalfe, Of North
Saaams, Mass, will be the best man,
aao me ashers will be the Rev. Harri-
~ Eitlott, Of Manhattan; the Rev,
es.asy craig, Of Brooklyn; the Rev.
coiSe .. Tompkins, of Norwalk,
SSsnn., and the Rev. D. D. Cowles, Of
sumner Harbor.
=. - reception Will follow the ceremony
nome Of the brides mother.
.,S S,Tf te wedding trip Mr.. Crossett
~ ,aa a5s or'de "!l! 1--we in the parsonage,
400 6ummAt Street, Brooklyn.
.sAnhouncemens haa been made Of the
SsssEement u Iiss Lydia Vosburgh,
sss ssn.et Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mel,
sokbargh, of this city, TO &. Gou-
81 "ssr 20 hoffman, eldest son Of Mr..
~ mrs: William NJ. V. Hoffman, 35
w.. .St fifsy-hrst Street Mr.. Hoffman
"a ,sLaouatsd from Harvard in 1918
-. s'erward went 70 Oxford Uniyer
IL ior special course in PHILOSOPHY
~ sns outbreak of the war he ioinsd
ss. 1afJes Unit of the Ambuiance G