New-York tribune., 1892-11-23
FTNERiL Of MRS. BEINONT
FRIENDS WHO ATTENDED TIE SERVICES THE
BURIAL r. BE At NEWPORT.

FRIENDS WHO ATTENDED TIE SERVICES THE
EUEIN. IT, BE At NEwPoRT
The fun ral Of Mr-. Car lnc Perry Iclmoni. widow
Of August Belmont. was held yesterday 40 80 ?. d..
al M. Protestant Episcopal Church Of .Ae Ascension.
unh ave ami Wet icu'h Il. ln aooo.daac" wlti Nh.
Iclmrui's ri li,s the ceremonies were simple through
ou'. The family and t more intimate hirnh'
taih,rcd at tho belmont homo in fin. ave. nn1 Esi
tocn;l-st. at noon, and Ia thcr pro rh'e Tie hcN'
T.. Winchester Donald offered n shoit pra'er. The
Church o. the Ascension was flied carly ia he after
d.. D.. and. by The time tie coffin was borne 10 tie
alter. every pew was taxed to is full capacity ana
many had 10 stand through the services. The cat1
(algu. wa imb, dd,G fl n0al pieces ir IN the family
At Is foot facing the middle aisle Of the church was
a bank of Uli.~-ol tIcNallcy h'nt by Perry belmont
In the church against the communion rail-, were a
number Of handsome noial offerings. Among them was a
wreath of roses and NDlci.. from Charles r. Hone
u ar-e bunch OF white chrysnnthcmuns. from Mrs
Hcywird Gu iiug bouquet Of pink rs's. fro Thoma-
>udel Rogers: a bunch Of red roses, from Frederick
Io.y: Il heart shaped piece made Of immoricll"s ana
violet. from Athonai, Won Holman, and avy woatl
f white roses from Lord Kothchild and Alfred and
Leopold Kothchild with the inscription, " A mark OF
slnccrc regard and frc,Gship.7 Directly opposite thc
main AISLE and leaning against the clanccl rail. was
an artistic nonp OF vlolets and mounted with
three largs palm leaves sent by a. T. Mon;ant
When the funeral procession entered the church tho
coffin was carried by the old family servants and then
followed Perry belmont and Mrs. 8. S. Rowland Mr.;
and Mrs August Belmont Oliver II. p belmont ana
:, :. IlOwlynd. General Perry, United states Arlny
and Captain Rogers. United StnteS Navy CohinhIluci
Frederick Rogers. United States Navy. and Mlsi
Rogers Ms. Tiffany. Lieutenant slidcll Rogers.
tinted state, Navy: Lieutenant Alexander Rogers
United States Army John a: Hone and Mrs Hone
ana Mr.. and Ms Loui, Nelson.
A quartet consisting Of Mrs. C.. il. kloman, soprano
Alice MaudcncclL alto &. II. Smith, tenor. and H. W.
Roe bass assisted by eght voices iIom other city
cTojrs sang accompanied by John White the organiS'
OF the church. During the reading of the sentence
a professional march was plnyesl by tho organis Ine
I,rnn after ihe lesson was Jesus, Ny saviour Looks
composed especially for Mrs Belnonrs ssrEIn , ,' -,
John White and Willie the BODY a We NJ fod 4,
church the united choir sang NtIrer 'N NonH,'c,., .,
rbrc The Eev l.. Winchester Donald c"hdu'"'
I fhn funeral services alfE". c.o.oo poolod
u" Au%ng thoso AT The church were George f"'n"
Wotmor~ Mi, Wrtmore Mr.. !. =; 'n,nhe a., w., ~,
Cu.hiup John J., la Fargo, ID. O. MlI, Mrs. wiz ~
law Rnii Arthur Lcary. Frederick tcbn.ru, vi, vi.
W,turiu LIVINGSTON MI. Iaran stevens. W. H. Sc"'',
Mrs. T. BrorilOi~i Crtiing colonel NHnAm ~ NV NV
Mrs. JAW. General Daniel f. slclos; Nr; ann ar1 n AZ
Chnnnccy NJ Dcpew Cofnrlns NandcrhliI; hiDnog
! r. Gerry John u. Ireland. Mr. and Mr.. Mllnam y
! sloane Mr.. Thomas Hitchcock. Wari McNn,,cl
! George yactuIlrh Miller. Peter Marie. Mr. ana Nr
rc,,n I kane Mrs r. I.hlncand"r Jones, Mr. an
| Vr5 sidney webster Mr. and Mrs, Edward Cooper
| a. AID Mr. William Watts sherman, ltanu"lp
| robinson Mrs Richard irwin, and Il. 7. Wilson;
| rho b0dv was taken last night 10 Newport wher
| tho burlal will be held today.