James M. Worcester. Messrs. Clarence
Stetson, Robert E. White and Benjamin
P. Bernard. After the ceremony there
was a small reception in the apartment
of th>- bridegroom's mother. Mrs. Thomas
Fenton Taylor, at 130 East Sixty-sev
enth street. Dr. Taylor and his bride
will sail to morrow on the Nieuw Am
?,tardam to travel for two months In
England! and France. They will live In
this city.
I,A BARRK?ALLAIRE.
Miss Lillian Ackerley Allaire, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Allaire
of this city, was married t.> Mr. R. Ken
neth La Barre, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Eayre Lit Barre of Brooklyn,
yesterday at noon in the North Pres
byterian Church, in West 155th street.
The ceremony was perforin< ^ by the
Rev. Dr. John R. Mackay. Miss Myrtle
CUddeback was the bride's only attend
ant, and Mr. Lauren Barker La Barre
was best man for' his brother.
M tGER II El DM.
The marriage of Miss Claire Heide,
oungest daughter of Mr. Henry Heide, to
Mr. James Mage.-, a New York lawyer,
took place yesterday in the (Tiurch of
the Blessed Sacrament. Mgr. Ouinsn
officiated and said the nuptial mass.
Miss Bertha Heide, the bride's sister,
was maid of Honor, and her three small
nieces, Beatrice, Norma and Genevieve
Helde. Were flower girls.
^arke'6
42-44 East 58th St. (Between Madison and Park Aves.)
The Sensation of the Art Season
The Coming (ireat Sale of
Spanish Art and Antiquities
The Collection of
SENOR LUIS RUIZ
of Madrid, Spain
Exhibition Opens May 11th.
Sales by Auction Commence May 17th.
TO-DAY AT 2:30 P. M. (Second Session.)
The Nannelli Collection
ITALIAN ANTIQUES
INCLUDING MANY EXTRAORDINARY AND BEAUTIFUL EX
AMPLES TAPESTRIES. LACES. WROUGHT IRON WORK. Etc.. Etc.
