New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
Cornelia Ceer
Is Married i'm
Old St. Paul's
Fashionable Wedding Takes
Place in Historic Chapel
at Broadway and Fulton
Street at High Noon
Her Father OHiciates
Miss Elena Marjorie Peck
and Lawrence HI. Earle
Are to We'd This Week

II is seldom nowadays that fash
;cuable wedding takes place in the
lewer part Of Manhattan. and when
enc takes place there, especially at
he noon hour, it attracts more than
erdinsry attention. Not in years has
wedding taken place in the lower
section Of the city, amid scenes sucl,
rs attended the marriage yesterday Of
Hiss Cornelia Throop Geer, to Martin
i.e Boutillier, in St Paul's Chapel,
Broadway and Fulton Street.
When the brides automobile drew
81 on the sidewalk on the Fulton
Street side Of the church. and she
stepped out and walked up the planks,
aid over the slush leading UP to the
rear entrance, her gown of white satin,
ever Which was thrown long cloak;
her flowing veil. and bouquet of white
orchids and lilies of-the-valley pre-
sented striking and picturesque con-
srast to the surroundings. Years ago
many fashionable weddings took
place in the church. when the guests
drove in slelghs to the chapel. but
never before did bride arrive in an
automobile. which had to be driven up
on the sidewalk.
The wedding was q quiet and simple
affair, as the brides family is in
mourning and only relatives and 81
few intimate friends were present
The brides father, the Rev. DR.. Will
an Montague Geer, vicar emeritus of
ST, Paul's Chapel, Trinity parish, per
formed the ceremony. assisted by The
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick, rector OF
Calvary Church. The bride, who was
gwen away by her brother. Enos
Taroop Geer. had only one attendant.
her sister, Miss Gertrude Marshall
seer S. Howard Armstrong, brother
in-aw Of the bridegroom, served as
hest man.
AIr lie Boutillier. lawyer of this
city, is d son Of Nj. and Mrs. Charles
Le Boutiller, of New York and Wash
ington, Conn. He is 8 graduate of
Yale, class Of 1912, and of the Har-
vard Law School. During the war he
was lieutenant of field artillery, serv-
igg in FRANCE for eighteen months
and commanding C Battery of the
T51st Field Artillery in the four
major actions in which the Rainbow
Division was engaged.
Miss Anna Sherman, daughter of
Mrs. Herbert A. Sherman, of Rye. will
nc married to William Remsen, son of
pr. and Mrs. Charles Remsen, of 500
Aadison Avenue and Remsenberg, L. L.,
al noon on Saturday in Christ Church,
Rye. The ceremony will be performed
uy the rector, the Rev. +. Townsend
Aenshaw. and small reception for the
Immediate families will follow at the
lcme OF Mrs. Sherman. Miss Elizabeth
Saerman will be her sisters maid Of
aon0r and the bridesmaids will be Miss
t4izaDeth Remsen, sister of the bride
groom; Miss Audrey Sherman, cousin
s the bride, and Miss Elizabeth Mlnot
Clarke
Comerford Mclaughlin will serve as
best man and the ushers will be Will
am De F. Manice, cousin of the
-ridegroom; Herbert A. Sherman,
'Hother Of the bride; Ransom Noble
ara L. Edward Shaw. Roger Sherman
wlll give his sister in marriage.
Mss sherman took an active part in
war work and is a member of the
Agawamis Club.
Mr.. Kemsen during the war was an
officer of the United States Naval Re-
serve force. He Is a member of the
Union, Lawyers, American Yacht,
Green Meadow Country, Columbia Uni
yersity and Apawamis clubs. He is a
graduate of Columbia, class of 1910,
ssd Columbia Law Shcool. class of
Ial4
Miss Elena Marjorie Peck, who is to
marry Lawrence Huntoon Earle, son of
lawrence c. Earle. of Grand Rapids,
iich.. at 4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
"a Grace Church, has chosen for her
attendants Mrs Seward Erdman, as
fstron of honor; Miss Mildred Dilling,
sd SIS Beatrice Clark, Miss Louise Bald
Nig and Miss Mary Mairs, Of New
York; Miss Marguerite Harrington, Of
sSsJou, and Mrs. John H. Earle, of De-
Fsoit.
John a. Earle will serve as his
Brothers best man. and the ushers will
n Lawrance Irving Neale, Peter Mar
gos and Philip R. Norton, Of New York;
Pratt Harrington, of Boston; Edward
Earle Wyman. Of Philadelphia; Hun
tlngton c. Atwater. of White Plains,
snG Ronald p. Boardman, of Schenec-
Miss Peck is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William 4. Peck She was in the
service OF the American Red Cross at
sssoudun and lie Mans for eleven
months. Mr.. Earle during the war was
captain in The ordnance department
and served with the A. L. f. in France.
An insistent demand for a. repetition
0l Oscar Wlde's comedy, THE I'M
portance Of Being Earnest" as given
ny women OF society and professionals
:. week ago Sunday, has brought forth
sae announcement that the production
,alIi be seen again at the Longacre
Jheater Tuesday afternoon, February
~ The curtainraiser which accom-
GAMES the play, enlistin2 the services
pj Mrs. Herbert Shipman and Norman
Iievor, also will be given again. Mrs
1hlpman IS the wife Of the re tor OF
1le Church Of the Heavenly Res, which
F1ii receive part Of the proceeds of the
lav as contribution to it's fresh air