New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07

viii be BEST man Miss rd saSsl pod Ansen C9gaie
rca 3Tmb S{ ,h Albert ra Wall George Wall step
the, bridegroom; William G. Colby cousin Of the
pprrldegroom' Farnham Yardley and Charles w.
Pierson. of this city. the ushers There will be
small reception after the ceremony at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. bod
Or Samuel H. McIlroy. will be married to tho
Rev Joseph Reynolds. jr. rector Of st Mary's
one hundred nd fort y-frst-st in the church OF
which the bridegroom is the rector. The ceremony
OF Miss Mary Layden. daughter of the late John
I.ayden, to Edmund Champion. will take place in
S See Francis Navier' Church o" Wednesday of next
il is announced that the wedding Of Miss susiet
Beatrix Crimmins. the eldest daughter of John ID.
Crimmins; to Albert Gould jennings. OF BROOKLYN.
Firwood. Noroton, Conn on wednesday October
"a: At noon on the same day Miss Mary Reach
chapel to Frank H. Johnson. of Andover. Mass, a
widower Another wedding on this day will be
post which will be celebrated at Pembroke. the
l. l. The marriage OF Miss Julia Fitzpatrick daugh-
ter Of the late General Jpdson Kpatrick to Lieu
will take place in this city November I.
Paris Oct THE rssoqs marriage of pr Miss
Ponaowski took place to,dny in ne Cah0 iS
the American Protestant Church of the Holy Trim
ity Both churches crowded 10 the doors
h Of hs 'ra Miss yb the
American singer. and her mother. The newly mar
The marriage of Miss Alice Marshall wcsieryel,.
niece of Mr. and Mrs. w. Hartman Brown. to Walter
Daniel Clark. OF this city, Will take place on Thurs
day aernoSn oetober - IN 81 Georges Cn"rch'
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Hochstadter have sent out
tn EdWard iS Kerbs at Demoncos on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs John r Kelly who returned to town
last week have moved from the Scarboro Mansions.
No. 22l West Fifty-seventh-st. to their new nome
No. 9Sl Madson-avc.
al ~
croy Cutting and Arthur James Cumnock were
married at O'Clock this evening at st. Stephen s
Episcopal Church. The large number of friends OF
the Cutting family in Lenox. with their house par
ties drove Pittsiield to the wedding cere-
mony and to the brilliant reception given by MI.
and Mrs. Walter Cutting. the parents OF the BRIDE
at their beautiful country house in Wendell-ave.
1t was an exceedingly pretty wedding. New-lo rK
people especially interested in It, from the
prominence of the Cutting family in New-f"rk So
ciety The bride came out three seasons ago al a
large reception given for her at her fathers town
house. She is a brilliant brunette. and is OF so
sweet and charming disposition that she Is ex-
tremely popular society She entered the church
with her father promptly at o'clock
Miss Cuttings gown was of rich white satih
made with a perfectly plain skirt and long tram
the corsage. which cut rather decoliete beng
trimmed with wide point lace. She wore also d
veil of the lace which worn by her mother
twenty five years ago at her own wedding, a le"
en~evs Of grange blossoms and a sapphire and dia-
mond brooch, the gift Of the bridegroom. she was
directly preceded by her sister, Miss Juliana cut
ting as maid Of honor who wore an ivory-white
| satin gown with a short train and white CHIFFON
| corsace and n short tulle veil. The ten brides
| maids all wore pink satin and chiffon, with tune
wells They were Miss Madeline Cutting, younger
sister Of the bride; the Misses Minnie and Grace
| Cumnock Of Lowell sisters OF the bridegroom
| Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane. Miss Marion DE Fey
ster Carey Miss Madeline Dinsmore MISS Eleanor
| cross and Miss lara Lincoln, all OF New ork
Miss Bessie Talco;t and Miss Mollie Macy OF PITTS,
Of Mir Cumnock at Harvard. were Walter ID. CUT.
ting brother Of The bride, EdS ana Lame.
| Lee OF New-York; stephen X crosDy. ). a
Lowell Matthew Luce. tr, and John a. biahchaf''
As bridal headed md Sy ns h be-, a'ms a
SSar,rr = Parker. OF Boston me-, 1t the loot Of
the choir Here the bride took the Of the bride
y wbere t6c ceremony was performed The Rey. Dr
L. X. Storrs of Brookne was the oflciat1ne o..tsy
Newton. rector Of St. stephens The Rev Dr. storr9
is former rector Of s. STEPHEN ana Gi1eia ,s
| son Of A. O. Cumnock. Of Lowell and was graduated
in 1891 from Harvard where ne gancn TenJ MIN t hs
firm Of Clarence whitman & Co.. drysoods commits
a RECEPTION At the country house Of the bride
| parents in Wendell-ave followed the ceremony;
win flowers from the greenhouses Of Colonel cut
| ting The bridal couple received AMID a power oil
flowers at the north end OF the large musie1rooin;
temporary supper-room was puilt ONO .te oas
house where sherry served reiresn!lei -
| during the evening Music Was furnished Dy Lancer
| for the impromp;u dacng later. 49,, .
| The presents were numerous ana elegant one 0l
the finest was large carved mahogany dilns- dp -
| from the classmates Of Mr. Cumnock In Harvard.
| The brides father and mother gave a soma s.iNeI
service. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cunnock. parents OF uhe
| bridegroom. gave sets OF solid silver knives, lorks
ana spoons OF several sizes In an inlaid case
Among the many guests present at the ceremony
and reception following were MI. ana MIS-, WHL
| lam d. Sloane. Miss Adele Sloane. Mr.. ana Mrs
| George G.. Haven, Prince and Princess RuspOli. 81
| Rome Italy: Mr. and Mrs. Richard {. GreenleAi
| the Marquise de Tallcyrand- Pergord. Mr. ana MIS-
| H. W. Bishop Richard Goodman the Misses G00d-
! man Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews Mr. ana MTs
! II Fulton Cutting. James DE Wolf Cutting, Brock
| hoist Cutting Peter Moler. Edwin Moler. Miss
Adelna Moller. Mr. and Mrs John sloane; III
! Rotkine Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. Miss Stokes
| Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Devereaux, Miss MILDRED De-
! ereaux Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Valentine. MISS SUI,
! Valentine. LangdOn Valentine. Nj ana MIS-. req,
| eric Crane Governor and Nrs. weston. thc MISE,
| Mrs Zenas Crane. Miss Crane, Robert NJ
| Gushing Thomas +. Gushing. the Misses Cush-
! ing Charles Rackeman Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
! Oliyer Cromwell s Rowland Robbins, Mrs
! j. Lawrence Lee, Mrs. II. L. Dawes. Miss
! Misses Barker Miss Emily Newton. MI. ana Mrs
| + " Rockwell Miss Winfred Baldwin; william,
! r. BALDWIN, Miss cora Whiting. MI: ana Mrs J..
NcAlpine Learned, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pollock
MIR and Mrs r. a. Manice, Judge Joseph Iucket
Tr and Mrs Frank Paddock Miss Alice Paddock
Mr. and Mrs. George II Tucker, Mrs. Talbot.
Berlin oct G.-Water Wells. OF Boston. was mar
risd to-day IN the American Church of ST. John 10
Miss Annie Cards of Cape Town Many members