New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

viii be Arthur Kendall Stearns. Of
Chicago; Andre Wrighs Peason. Of
Greenwich, Conn; Hugh N. Quieley.
Thornton Lothrop Motley, Charles {.
Ransom and H. Terrell Van Ingen. Tho
ceremony will be followed by . rccep-
ton at the Plaza.
Mrs. Motley will give . dinner for
luncheon for the bridesmaids the fol-
lowing day.
The wedding Of Miss Lucy P. Brewer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Aneel J.
Brewer, of Brooklyn, to Byron 4.
Brundage, son of Mrs. C. A. Brundaee,
OF 5i6 West Ninety-seventh Street.
VIII take place on February II in St.
Marks Church, Brooklyn.
MISS Laurie Elward Smith, daughter Of
General and Mrs. Robert Gibson Smith.
OF The Hollyhocks. Sayville, L. l.. and
Andrew P. de Forest Allgood were mar
| ried at o'clock yesterday afternoon
in st. AIMS Episcopal Church. The Of
iiclating clergymen were the Rev. John
ii. Prescott, rector Of St. AIMS, and
the Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, who came
here from Washington, where he 10 the
rector Of st. Thomas's Episcopal
Church. The family of the bride have
!ived much in Washington and in New
York, but during and since the war
have occupied their home here.
Percy Wood stock, organist Of All
Angels Church; Hans Kronold, eel
lst, and ten little choir boys furnished
the music. The choir, singing Love
DlVine, met the brida, party at the
door of the picturesque stone church
and preceded them down the aisle.
Inc bridal gown was Of cloth Of sill
yer, designed on simple lines, and
adorned only with bands of nearIs
with long court train OF silver and a
vel1 OF Spanish lace, caught up in can
effect with garlands of orange bios
sons. Instead OF the conventional bou
quet, the bride carried an ivory PRAYER
book, with shower Of lilies of-the-vsl-
ley- She was given In marriage by her
brother, Elward Smith, and her only at
tendant was her sister, Mrs. H. A. Bald
ridge, wife of Commander Baldridre.
I. b N, As matron OF honor, who wor,
gown Of shaded violet chiffon, With
"a nat Of violet trimmed with flowers OF
yellow and palest lavender. She car
RED basket hat filled with violets and
yellow daisies.
MIR. Allgoods best man was Ernest
Pope, of New York, and the ushers
Major William C. Rose, U. S. A. of
Washington; Christopher Roberts. of
New York; Commander Baldridge and
the brides younger brother, Jewett
Holt Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allgood left last eve
ning for Pinehurst, where they will re-
main tor several weeks In the fail
Mr. and Mrs. Aligood will take an apart
menf IN New York In Sixty-seventh tn
Street Mr., Allgood is q broker in Man
haitian.
The wedding of Marion e. Lennon.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +.
Lennon, of 556 Ridgewood Avenue.
Brooklyn, 10 Leo T. Hornung, son
OF Mrs George Hornung, Of Jer-
sey City. took place Wednesday
evening in the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament, Brooklyn. the
Rev. James Doan performing the cere-
mony. The bride, in gown of Chan
plly lace and Georgette trimmed with
orange blossoms. was attended by Miss
Elizabeth Whelen as matron OF honor.
ana her TWO n;eces, the Misses Rather
Inc and huriel Lennon, were brides
maids. MISS Whalen wore a gown of
orchid colored Georgette trimmed with
silver ribbon. Mr.. Hornungs best man
was Walter Melvin keenan,, and the
usners We're DR., 0. c. Horandt and John
Morris.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Hornung left for the South on a honey
moon