New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

WeddingCiivenn
Dutch Setting
a,.endants Wear Kerchief,
Apron and Cap When She
BECOMES Bride of T. R.
Waterbury i'm ST. TRlomas's
Moulton Nuptials To-day
Mrs. McQuaide Announces
Engagement of Daughter
40 Reginald R00me

The ehantry of st. Thomas's Church
uas the scene yesterday afternoon of
.;etoresaue wedding, when Miss Mar
ssarst Louise Chamberlain, daughter
"a Wr. and Mrs. Samuel Lloyd Cham
ss,lains. became the bride Of Thomss
pitrh Waterbury. 1t was Dutch we'd
s;ne with the brides attendants in
roditied Dutch costumes, with the 'ker-
thief. apron and little Dutch cap COM
Mad with their charmeuse frocks.
The maid of honor, Miss Helen Lloyd
fhanhsslaine, sister of the bride,
uas In yellow charmeuse, and the other
attendants, Mrs. Murray G. Jenkins and
nm, Aeheson A. Harden, sisters Of the
bridegroom, in turquoise blue. They
ali carried autumn flowers.
The bride, who was given away by
hss father, was IN gown Of white
srepe satin, with a satin court train,
i AVER which fell her Brussels lace veil.
Which the bridegroom brought from
Antwerp.
Stanley R. Smith was Mr.. Water
bary,s hest man, and the ushers were
Joseph ]. Carey, Acheson A. Harden,
Murray G. Jenkins, Sumner Taylor and
Jehn l. Tonnele, Of this city; Miltmore
Brush, Greenwich, Conn; Frank M.
Callahan, Dayton, Ohio, and Addison
]. Parry, Indianapolis, Ind, who were
the bridegroom's classmates at Yale.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides cousin, the Rev. Van Rens-
selaer Gibson. Her uncle, the Rev.
Henry Chamberlain, who also was to
have eficiated, was unable to be pres
emit, owing to illness. A reception fol-
lawsd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambeslaine, "a West Ninth Street.
After tour in this country Mr.. and
Yrs. Waterbury will sail for Holland.
7asy will live IN Antwerp.
Miss Margaret Moulton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin w. Moulton, of
this city and Wakefield, R. l., will BE
MARRIED to ]. Henry Harper jr. to-day in
St. Johns Church, Far Rockaway. The
ceremony will be performed at 4:30
o'clock by the Rev. DIR. Armstead, head
master of Pomfret School. Connecticut,
and reception will follow at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ayfaule Hazard, uncle and aunt of the
bride, at Cedarhurst. The bride will
BE attended by her sister, Mrs. Melvia
Sawin, as maid Of honor, and by Mrs.
Graham Dougherty, Mrs. Robert John
son, Miss Gertrude N. yelling, Miss
SAiah Larkin, Miss Ruth jerks, Miss
Caroline Fisher and Miss Urling VAL
satins. There will be four flower girls
camilla and Catherine Moss and
s.sdsricka and Frances Poor. The
httds will be given away by her
brother, Francis Moulton.
John Harper will be his brothers
best aan, and the ushers will be O'Don-
nell lseliu, Sigourney Olney, Court
iandt Dixon Moss, William F. Phillips.
Van Duser Burton, Marion S. Wyeth'
Aslyin Sawin, Walton Eaton, Raymond
Casnncey, Edward B. Condor and oil
yer W. Bird. 7c'
NJ. Harper and his bride will live at
81 East Eighty-sixth Street.
Mrs. S. S. McQuaide, of "a East Fifty
third Street, has announced the en-
Pgement Of her daughter, Miss Ga
oneile Mccuaide, to Reginald Roome,
sn OF Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Roome,
lel East Fifty-seventh Street. Miss
aeQuside served on the Emergency
Ganseen OF the American Red Cross
hospital in New York during the war,
pan OF which time she had charge Of
me Red Cross Hospital Train Escort
Service: Mr.. Roome was graduated
from Yale in the class of 1910, where
Ne was member of Alpha Delta Phi
ana Scroll and Key. He later was
graduated from the New York Law
Seaeei. Mr.. Roome spent seventeen
aonths in France during the war with
sas Mobile Hospital No. 80 u. S. A.
no date has been set for the wedding.
announcement is made of the en-
sseeaent Of Miss Frances Renee Des-
ssfs, daughter of Mrs. Henry Despard,
q New York and Darien, Conn, to
ucnaid Morris Kirkpatrick, of Phila-
sophia; Miss Despard is a daughter
ne late Henry Despard and niece
WAITER d: Despard, of New York.
nE fitzpatrick is son Of William s.
hiskpstriek, Of Easton, Pa, former At
msnay General Of that state. He is
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