New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
Audrey Riker
Becomes Bride
OF S. S. Walker
Most Brilliant Social
Throng of Easter Season
Witnesses Ceremony at
Church of the Incarnation
Miss Davies Is Married
Invitations Are Out for
Wedding of Miss Harriet
McCook to j. H. BOYD

the Church Of the Incarnation held
one of the largest and most brilliant
gatherings of society yesterday after
moor thus far in the Easter season sor
the marriage OF Miss Audrey Town
send Riker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Riker jr., to Samuel Sloan
Walker. The ceremony was ut half
past I o'clock and was performed by
the rector. the Rev. II. Percy Silver, and
was followed by a reception at the
Rike- residence. 239 Madison Avenue.
TIE bride, who was given away by her
father, wore gown of white satin
trimmed with some beautiful old
duchess lace and tulle veil which fell
over her long train. Her youngest
sister. Mss Lavinia Riker. was ner
flower girl. and two other sisters, Mrs.
Rowland B. Jones and Miss Frances
Townsend Riker; Miss Mary Colt. Miss
Polly Proctor. Miss Mary Hurd Miss
Katharine Davis and Miss Edith
Graham also attended her. All were
dressed alike in froeks Of blue chiffon
combined with lavender, and wore hats
70 cores pond.
Joseph Walker Sd was his brothers
best man and serving as ushers we're
Reginald Combe. Samuel Meek, knight
Wooiley, Stanley Burk, Kenneth E.
O'Brien and Henry II. Landon.
Miss Elaine Brennan Davies. daugn-
ter % Mrs. Kenneth Lord. OF 401 West
End Avenue. was married last evening
TO Hoxie Anderson. Of Ardmore. Okla.
in the chapel of St. Bartholomew
Church. The ceremony was at o'clock
and was performed by the Rev. Dr.
John II. kelman, of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. and was followed
oy reception and dinner at he
by her grand father. James 7. Brennan,
Of Warren, Pa. wore gown of white
SATIN embroidered with pearls and a
tulle veil. She carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies and sweetpeas. She
had only one attendant, a maid CT
honor, Miss Virginia Alexander, of
Paramount, Va. Allen Davies, the
brides brother, served as best man.
Another wedding of yesterday was
hat Of Miss Alice Coster, daughter Of
NJ and Mrs. Pagl Coster. Of this city
and Be.mar. n. j., TO James McBarron
ceremony took place at the home of the
brides parents, 355 West 12Oth Street,
and was performed By the Rev. Dr.
George Z. Van de Water. Of the Church
o. the Beloved Disciple. The brides
gown was OF white satin. and she wore
her mothers veil OF old family lace.
Her sister, Miss Mildred Coster, was
her maid OF honor and was in q gown
Of cloth Of silver. Miss Helen de
Angels, granddaughter of Jefferson de
Angels, was the flower girl. The best
man was James Neckley Potts. and the
0f!de's brother, Paul. Cosrer jr., and
NJ. Webster and his bride will spend
their honeymoon in Bermuda.
Mrs. John J. McCook has sent out in
vi-arions for the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Harriet McCook, to
jackson H Boyd OF Harrisburg. It
viii axe place April 20 at the resi-
cence OF the brides uncle and aunt.
Dir. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander,
IVES, FIfry-eighth Street. Another
saele. nc Rev. DR. Maitland Alexander,
q Pittsburgh. viii oficiate. with the
Rev. Dr. Jean X. Kelnan, o. the Fifth
Jane Whitman. niece Of the bride,
and her cousin, Miss Madelaine Alex-
-Aicer. daughter OF the Rev. Dr.. Alex
ancer, WILL serve as floor girls. James
lloyd. CT Southern Pines. \. c., will be
MS brothers. best man. and four class
mates OF Mr.. Boyd At Princeton-John
coz, James Bruce. Enrich B. Kuner
ard william Paxton Roberts-and
Thomas Graham VIII be the ushers.