New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Mary Cossler
Is Welded to
Sidney Hughes
Large Reception Follows in
the Home of the Brides
Mother; Honeymoon Is
TO Be Spent in Virginia
Phillips Jesup Nuptials
Miss Whiting Becomes the
Wife of Edward A. Lyon;
Engagements Announced

Miss Mary Gossler, daughter of Mrs.
M. Clafin Gossler, was MARRIED yester-
day afternoon in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church to Sidney w.
Hughes. The church was decorated
with palms, bay trees, ferns, apple BIOS
SONS and roses
Similar decorations were used in the
home of Mrs. Gossler, 8 East Thirty
ninth Street, where a reception was
held. The ceremony was performed by
the assistant pastor, the Rev. DR.. AL
fred Palmer. The bride, who was Civ
en- away by her father, Philip G. Goss-
Ter, wore 8 gown of white satin and
rose point lace, with court train Of
satin, over which fell the tulle veil.
She carried white orchids, liles-of- the
valley and orange blossoms
Miss Katherine Gossler was her sis
ter's maid Of honor, and the other at
PENDANTS were Mrs. William Chappell,
Mrs. Scion Kelly, Miss Gertrude
Reuter- and Miss Ursula Coykendall
They were all attired alike in orchid
colored tatfeta, trimmed with French
blue tulle. with hats of fine straw,
trimmed with the same combination Of
colors; They carried spring flowers.
Frederick Roosevelt Loney was best
man, and the ushers were Carlton
Aborn, William Chappe1l, Philip Goss-
Ter, Rutherford Hopkins Marvin Send
der and Philip Won der Smith, cousin
of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes will spend their
honeymoon at Hot Springs, Va, and on
tnelr return will live at 152 West Fifty
eighth Street.
MISS Claire Elizabeth Phillips, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Marshall Phillips. of this
city, formerly of Baltimore. became tho
pride OF Edward Nelson Jesup yester-
Gay afternoon in the Church of the
aeaveniy Rest. The ceremony was per
oc3I!:hed by the rector, the Rev. Herbert
iSsnhlpman, and reception followed at
20 West Forty-sixth Street.
me bride, who was given away bv
ner brother, Marshall Phillips. was
dressed In white satin and point lace
wore tulle veil and carried white
orenlos and lilies-of- the-valley. Her
Ehly attendant was Miss Carolyn Till
Sba nsa. March. Of South Orange, N. J.
theghorn hat and carried an arm
bouquet of larkspurs and snandra%on
Dr. A: Russell Starr jr.. a brot5en'
1n-law of the bridegroom, served as bes+
man and the ushers were Donald Dn.
1 rane' Stewart Royden Reed, De BEN
S!lIe SeeIey and William Pitt, of this
the bride, of Baltimore. and Char,o ol
dexter Wiswell, of Boston.
Mr: and Mrs. Jesup will live at Shin
pan Point, Conn. snip
u Inc marriage of Miss Elizabeth
" " ming IItl daughter Of Mrs. Aleyander
H. 1itlng' OF Chicago, to Edward Ar.
d n,,i nyEh' OF New York, took place at
= O'Clock yesterday afternoon in ~
nome OF the brides aunt, Mrs W;l,;ane
0o sr,' 1o2 West Fifty-eighth Street
ne ceremony was performed h., H. |
Rev: kirkland Huske, of All Ssin ne
Sarlsh' Great Neck, Long Island, in The
presence OF few intimate friends end
relatives The bride wore a Gown @'' of
t,Iii satin with pearl trimmings. a |
tulle veil, and carried white orcb;da
and lilies the-valley 0'''uS
MISS Joyce Borden, the br;do,s
COUSIN, was her only attendant. Char1os
lotion Lawrence was best man and tba
ushers We're Hilary R. Chambers ir
and Winslow Lyon, a cousin Of +be
bridegroom. i'A ~ 'he
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Ridgely, Of 2es
Berkeley Place. BROOKLYN have a auo
nounced the engagement of tbeir
daughter, Miss Claudia Irene RidreIv
to Albert E. Winger. The weddino viii |
take place early in June. Miss Ridpelv
comes from an old Maryland familv
Delng cousin of former Governor
Brown Of Maryland and niece of the
I0rner comptroller of the Treasury.
* RI fro1y
tive IN Brooklyn society, and devoted
much time to studying music, being a
former member Of the Walter Dam
rosch school,
Mr.. Winger, who is the vice-presi-
dent and general manager Of the Amer
lean photographic Company, is also in
terested in the publishing business,
belng treasurer of the Crowell Pub
fishing Company and P. F. Collier e.
Son Company.
L. G. Beekman, former United States
Marshal, and Mrs. Beekman, Of JERSEY
City, have announced the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Margaret
Evelyn Beekman, to Paul M. Fletcher,
OF AZ West Ninetysecond Street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris Miller, of
Newark, have announced the engage
uteHb VI lnelr daugnCer, MISS Isabella
Morris, to Wilson Waters Stearly, son
of Bishop Coadjutor and Mrs. Wilson
R. Stearly, also of Newark.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Greene at the Nursery and
Child's Hospital on April 20. Mrs.
Greene was Miss Constance Murray.
daughter Of Mrs. Henry Mills Alden
and a sister of Mrs. Joyce Kilmer
Her marriage to Mr.. Greene, a son of
DR.. John Greene, of Colgate Univer-
sity, took place in 1917.
Through tho courtesy Of Mrs. Henry
Drysdale Dakin, a MAY Dance" will
be held on Wednesday, May IL, at the
Cosmopolitan Club, 1876 East Fortieth
Street, for the benefit Of the Union
Nefghborhood School. Tickets at SIS
each. which include supper and the use