New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
WEDDINGS.

The wedding OF Miss Marion southgate Bovine
daughter OF Robert southgate Bowne' 10 D. Frazer
Crosby jr took place at 80 O'CLOCK yesterday AFTER
noon In st. Lukes Chapel, East Hampton, l.. l.
special train with guests from this city ana Flushing
where the brides parents live in winter, left Long
Island City at 10 AS O'Clock In the morning ana re-
turned with them TO Long Island City at 10 O'CLOCK
last night At Bridgchampton. where the railway
tourney ended the guests were driven In carriages 10
East Hampton distance OF seven miles. Inc capei
was prettily decorated with golden rod. Ihe rev
hewitt steele Of Trinity Church, this city, ASSISTED o.
the Rev Charles Gardner rector OF the chapel Oh
aciated Francis Draper Bovine, brother OF the bride
WAS hest man. The ushers were IL. d. Colt and w
McNsir OF this city T. n Lee. OF Flushing; william
E. Qumby, of Orange. N j.; n, D.
snowden, Of Memphis. Tenn. and Robert
X CASTOR. OF Dallas. Tex. Miss Eliza
Bovine sister of the bride, was the maid OF honor'
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Travers, MISS CHS
sandra Lee Miss Janet wilmerdng and Miss Gertrude
Travcrs of Flushing; Miss Lucille Clements and Miss
Maude Clements Of st. Louis Miss Katharine Crosby
sister of the bridegroom; Miss Amy Mills and Miss
GaIlstin OF this city The reception followed ct the
home OF the BRIDES father, Clifordby Among
the guests Colonel and Mrs. j. W. Morgan Draper
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bovine. Walter H. Lewis, Miss
Madaline Lewis George d. Lewis, Alexander G. Kelsey
Miss Bessie Bininger, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bogert-
Mr. and Mrs. E. Montague Travers, Mrs. simeon Draper
the Misses Draper. Mrs. Townsend. Miss Traces
Townsend, A. V. r. Barnewen, X. NJ. Lltue1ohn'
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Crosby parents Of the bridegroom the Misses Crosby
Mr. and Mrs Leon Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Moran
the Misses Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Bogert Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Barnewell, c. T. F. Jeferies. Samuel
Skldmore, william Skidmore, Mr. andMrs A. NILS
Miss Mary Boger Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Culver Miss
F. Halkins. Mrs. Clarence McKim and Mr.. and Mrs
James wlnslow. Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby will live In
Flushing.
A wedding Of interest celebrated yesterday at
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev Dr.
Armitage when Miss Henrietta Douglas. daughter
OF J. p. Douglas Of Jefferson County, y. Y" and
Captain Mordaunt Lea shipley. Of the 18th Duke
OF Connaught's) Bengal Lancers. were married. This
marriage Is the outcome OF an acquaintance formed
by the bride and bridegroom while both were travel
ling in Germany about eight years ago. The captain
was born In India and is the son OF the late General
Shipley, OF Crimean War fame, who won several
medals for conspicuous bravery. few relatives
and friends after the ceremony went to the Buck
ngham Hotel, where there WAS an elaborate wedding
breakfast. The young couple will sail for Liverpool
ON the City OF New-York to-day, and after brief
stay In England will 60 to NOwshera, Punjab, India,
where Captain Shipcy will retoin his regiment
In ST. Francis Xaviers Church yesterday afternoon
there was a fashionable wedding, the bride, Miss
Angelina Miranda being the only surviving daughter
Of Dr. Miranda OF this city. and the bridegroom beng
Senior GOnzald QueSaOd, eA-Coilsu VI tnt hibe"
Republic at Philadelphia. The high altar and
sanctuary were brilliantly lighted with hundreds OF
wax lights over the long flight Of steps from the
pavement to the porico OF the church was arranged
a crimson canopy. under which the bridal party
passed. Al the sanctuary the bridegroom ana best
man. senior Virgil Bazan, came from the vesry and
met the bride. The impressive ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Father Jerjes. The church was
thronged with fashionably dressed visitors.
Mid ~ snt
long tulle veil covering entirely the court train OF
the skirt and crown OF orange blossoms. The
maid OF honor Miss Mitte Gown, wore costuine Oh
pale canary silk and hat 10 correspond, with boque'
Of yellow roses. The dress OF Miss Louise Gown was
Identical Miss Carrie Quesada and Miss Appcnn
campers were both dressed In delicate pink In French
crepe and held boquets Of pink rosebuds. MISS
Emelia sampers and Miss Marie Ybarn wore pale nV
euder silk and carried boquets Of white roses The
br,degroon's men were vrrgile Bazan, best man
EmjjeO Artenga Angel Artenga, Raphael GOWN, Gus
tave GOWN and NJ. Argentena a., ia. nm,
After a large dinner at 6herry's, the bride and
bridegroom went to the Oriental Hotel, Manhattan
beach They will later go to Niagara Falls ana inc
rhousand Islands.