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Miss Se wall?, of
Bath, Me., Bride
Of Senator Edge
Many Dittlnaiiished Guest?
From Washington Attend
Church Ceremony and
the Reception at Home
Co to Europe Thin VI eck
Couple Will Make Home i
in Ventnor, N. J., llpom
Their Return From Trip
tpsetai DUsatth to Ts? T i??*?
1ATII. M?.. Dar. t??Miss Camilla L.
A, IsrBBea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
??rc!d M. Sewall, ?rat married hare
ts-day to United Sutes Senator Walter
a Edge, of New Jersey. Th? ceremony
B>ss performed In Grace Episcopal j
Csarch ia the presence of Vice-Presi
tteot and Mrs. ?Calvin Coolldf*. and !
rnanr oth?
nirto? 1 h
the Kev. Charle?
? b'Mo w?? gh r het
father. Mr ' inslow William?,
matron of ,
of Maine, v??? Sen star lOdte'?
best man.
Ta? bride wore her mother's wrddinr
jrown of ahite brocade and old point
??ce wedd;nr veil w? a
family heirloom and was a
treat aunt, the
rrajfut. wh?n ?hi- v.?
to Queen Ellmbeth at
court. It was drap.-d and
?range blossoms. Thr- brnl?
arm bo quet of jasmim. lutesc
valley and white erehlds.
Cal?ais? Aasonf Bridesmaid?
The bridesmaids ?ere Mist Dorothy
?all, of Bath; and Miss Louise
bewail, of Englewood. N. J., cousin? of
thr bridr; Miss Kv?linc Kenner, of NSw
Orleans; Mis? Klizabeth Hanne, of
Washington; MtSS flora Parker, at
Newark, and Miss Adeline Oxnsrd, of
Washington.
The ushers included Messrs. Howard
H. Fdje, of Ilr.rtford. Conn., h'
of the bridegroom; Loyal! P. Sewa?
and Arthur Sew?ll 2d, of Bath, broth
era of the bride; A. Dayton 01m '
of Trenton; Herbert Mellvaine, o'
Philadelphia, and Emerson Richards, o
Atlantic City.
Guests besides the Vice-Pr?sident
and Mrs. Coolidgc were Senator and
Mrs. J i rellnghujrsen, ef New i
st. of Ken-!
' daughter of the bate I
tnnr Paster of Maine, Mr
'and Mrs. Walter Teafle. Mr. ?nd Mrs. i
B. 11 H-ckus, Mr, ?nd Mrs. Jirar- Ham
Mr. ?nd Mas Charles Wlj-gin, Mr.
land Mrs. Henry Drnrhorn, Mr?, rhaae
, Melles, Mr (. H IVrsh. Mr? Susan
' Mellen, Mr Mount. Mr. and
W. S. Duell and Colonel and Mr?.
r Foran. all of New York; Mr.
Mm. Howard Edge, of Hartford,
Kd?? nnd the!
? Mcllvaina,!
af Lo? Ari({?le?;
Mr?. vVinslow William?, of HaUitnore;
Katherine I Catherin?
?i. y, Mi*? Charlotte Moselv, Mrs.
W. H Win!'-.. MISS llnrriit Wardan, i
Mrs Homer Richardson. Mr Stwall
; Cutler, Mr. mid Mrs. Stuart Webb and
I the Misses Marcia and Barbara Webb,
! all of Boston, and Mrs. John Phillips,
bJmbb, Mass.
A reception and wedding breakfast at
me- of the bride's parents fol?
lowed the r> ? ?ewall home |
it a Colonial ^ructurc, more thmi 100
years old. The out-of-town quests and
intimate friends of the family attended '
the reception
Mr. and Mr'. Sewall received the t
guests. Mrs. Sewal) wore at the re
?i taupe chiffon heavily emhroid-1
ered in steel heads, and her hat wat of
taupe of the BSSM shade.
An oil paintlnr. entitled "CathonT,'
hv Aston Knight, was the gi't af I're?
Idrnt ?nd Mr?, llarling Wed lin?? ?ifts
came frein ?II parts of the wori >
wer? of historie value. Senator
?nd his bride plan to sail from
New York on the M?j?sllc a w?ek from
to day for Southampton ?nd will ?ass
the holiday season da Ktirope They
will make their home in Ventnor, N J.,
upon their return
Mis* Mary Birtinr II llriilr
Wrds Dr. Triomn? M . I>.i\i?, of
Vt'tca :ind Nrw York
Mary Bartine, of Tl
J., wa? n-.arried yestrr |
th? chantry of (?no: Church I
Thomas Wallis Davit, of Utica and
thlt city. The ceremony was per?
formed by the Rev. Walt*r f Her
chert, rector of Christ Church. Willi
inantic, Cews Oalf memlnrs of the
two f??-illies ;ind a iow Intimate
friends were present.
The bride was gives u*
cousin. Mr I
was atteno
?
?
?
?i ; and fr? i Conseil
Medical School in Itl? il?- ?;:.?.
farewell bachelor ilinmr si the I). K
E. Club Ust Bat? m?. Aft- r
n short wedding trip Dr. sad Mrs. Da?
vis will livp in thi? i
pjll ?s?
Mi?, Mary M.N.iltv lo Weil
I Mary Flos? MfNultr, d?u?hter
of Mr. end Mrs. Bernard J. McNultv.
will be murrled M it Tuesday to Mr.
;,< Imonleo. son of Mr.
? ml Mr?, l^ranro Crist Delmonlco, of
Morristown, N. J. Miaa Mary Compton
will be maid of honor and Mr. Charles
Delmonlco will be b?*t m?n.
Only nirmi '*o families will
' the cereti"
Rarest pillai 3nn
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COWPERTHWAIT & SON
UPTOWN
3rd Avenue ?w I2lst Street
2212 to 2224 Third Ave.
"overlastinfyurniture
Jlsk lour Qrandfather
DOWNTOWN
Park Row ?L Chatham Sq
193 to 205 Park Row
?A IFTS of attractive substantial furn -
V ture spread Christmas Cheer -over
many years. Gifts of attractive substan?
tial furniture for your own family are
an enduring expression of your love, and
add greatly to the comfort and enjoyment of your
own home.
Gifts of attractive substantial furniture have come
from Cowperthwait A Sons for over 115 \ears. Make
your selection of gifts from one of the most complete and
varied assortments in America, at the Oldest Furniture
House in America.
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Libera! Credit Terms
25t Weekly on $15 Worth
75c Weekly m $50 Worth
$1.50 Weekly en $100 Worth
$2.50 Weekly on $200 Worth
$12.50 Weekly on $1 000 Worth
Other Amonnti in Proportion. Pay by the Month if You '
No Interett AHJ2J. No Eitra Chargci of Any Kin.I.
Both Stores Open Every Evening Until Christi
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Christmas Dining Sel ?0 Pieces
Payable $3.50 Weekly.
Graceful, refined Unes, In ciirrl'lrmtion Walnut, made ?'III
riollds
linen dr?wer: ?paclou? Server: Chin? Ctoeet with del
panela; l?te?t oblong extension Table: S Chaire hi. i Armcbeii with gen
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' g?od pattern and plain velour. Mar:
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Sleeping Dolt?.98c and up to $555.00
Polished Wood Carri?g?s. If? 75
Raed CarrUgee.$6.95 ?nd up te 15^75
Automobile? .$7.75 ?nd up to 125.00
Slate Blackboard?.$175 and up to
Electric Trains.$4.95 ?nd up to
Skudder Cars, ball bearing.
Moviegraphs .$4.25 and up to
Fold?, Tabla? .$1.75. ?ad up to
Velocipede?, ball bearing . 12 75
?4// Kinds of Ingeniou? Playthings
15.50
19.00
3.75
f\"*.
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Pointier uoiuen Uak tu fi?C??
Payabl? $3.50 Weekly.
$298
Oak to last a lifetime, fashioned ? n
?how the rich grain, a
dranrar; roomy (server, Chit Itlced jrl??? pane!?; 4?
Tablea S Chaira acJ Armtuli with gema
HALL ^
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Axminster Rugs, 27 x Si, $5.50 grade. $ 4 25
Velv?t Rugs, 6x9, $13.00 grade. 3?.00
Axrnin?Ur Rug?, 3C x 63, $10.25 grade. 7,75
V?lv?t Rugs, 7.6 x 9. $S2.fi0 grade. 4? TO
Tepestry Rugs, 9 x 12. $43.50 gr?d?. 34.75
Wilton Ru/;., 9? 12, $125 grad? . 110 00
PrinUd Velvet Carpet, a yd., $2.75 grade. . 2.25
Rug Border, 36 in., a yd.. $1.10 grada. .{?:>
Inlaid Linoleum, a yj., $2 25 grade. 1.85
Oriental Rus Make Wonderful Christmas G
Cowperthwait & Son
Uptown
3rd Ave. and 121st Street
2212 to 2224 Third Ave.
?d?
7u;o
Stores
Downtown?
Park Row and Chatham Sq.
193 to 205 Park Ro?
James McCreery & Co.
iAinshine
Skiks azure blue, sometimes flecked with clouds
of white. The ocean, softly murmuring, gently
moving in from this azure sky, is itself azure.
Tender!v it caresses thesandsof pure white. Warm,
Minny sands. Palm trees, refreshingly green, whisper
and sway in the breeitei?balm , soothing
breezes. Music? Golfongreen sunny links. Bath?
ing in the warm,glistening, sunny waters. Thii
the fascinating setting tor a bewildering array of
gay clothes. Delicate frocks that flutter in the
dance. Sport togs that add zest to the game. And
evcningapparel that vies with the flowers in beaut\.
All reflect the carefree, happv liK
of fliis Southland.
You tin: cordially invited to WVf
an exhibit of Fashions for the South,
which opens tomorrow niorni,i<?
yfi our fourth fiow.
,.y-'ir--.*wUpl>'4?>^t.
In addition to apparel and ac?
cessories, you will find displayed
fascinating fabrics which inspire
exquisite creations for Southern
wear. Soft, luxurious silks in
high shades, contrasting with the
former sombre tones. Quaintly
embroidered cotton fabrics and
new woollens in new weaves.
James Me Creerv ?f Co,
Today's issue of the Tribune contains ? full page o? interettinf
Christmas Suggestions.
Jam* McCrttry * Ce.

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