The evening world., 1894-04-18
MCREERY : KIP WEDD|NG.
Brilliant Ceremony to Take Place
in Grace Church To-Day.
Dollard Morgan Marriage In the
Cathedral This Morning.

Miss Edith Kip. daughter of col. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kip, Is to he married to
Mr.. Richard McCreery In Grace Church
at o'clock.
The date Is the anniversary OF the
Craven Martin wedding. and the cards
issued and accepted are said 10 have
discounted those OF the famous n%uptlals.
Miss Kip IL a great beauty. n ever
since her debut has been the recipient
of marked attention and numerous offers
of marriage.
When Miss Flora Davis married Lord
Terence Blackwood last Fall in Paris,
she was one of her maids.
Col. Kip is "A clubman. society. mar
and horseman, being, an authority III
fine trotters. Mrs. Kip is the sister OF
Mr.. Pierre l.orillard.
MIR. McCreery is II Californian by
birth, but "A resident of London.
Mr.. Andrew McCreery made a fortune
In California real estate, and his son
enjoys an independent Income,
Last evening col. and Mrs. Kip, gave
a beautiful dinner party at their home.
49, Firth avenue. at which the relatives,
bride and bridegroom-elect, the maids.
ushers and best men were guests.
decorated with palms. cut flowers. flow
ering trees and asparagus ferns. The
Rev. Dr. Huntington will officiate.
The bride i to be dressed IN white
belonged to her grandmother. She Is
to have a point lace veil. fastened with
orange flowers. Her only ornament will
he a brooch of diamonds and pearls,
given by the backgrounds father, and
to be worn In her corsaBe to secure the
lace bolero Jacket. There are to be four
maids.
The wedding march is to be an original
composition by Mr.. Sebastian Schles-
niger.
Col, kip's wedding present consisted of
kip's was a diamond necklace and W
strings of matched pearls, Mr., Law
renee Kip. jr,, has given his sister a
ring with a bow-knot setting OF dia-
The bridegroom has given her a ring. a
brooch. II necklace and a tiara Of magni-
hcent diamonds and turquoises. Mrs.
Mccreery presented a s%un-burst OF dia-
monds and n silve service consisting Of
candle-sticks. ice bowl, pitcher. soup
tureen and salvers.
Miss Estelle Morgan and Mr.. Patrick
A. Dollard were married at the Cattle
dral at l1.3O o'clock.
MIR. Edward Morgan was the best man
and Messrs. Arthur Morgan. Bernard
Curren. Augustus Morgan inc Denis
Mullen were the ushers. The maid of
honor was Miss Dollard and the Misses
Morgan we're bridesmaids. Mir. John
Morgan gave the bride away.
NEW BRIGHTON, 8. l., April IS
The marriage of Mr.. Frederick w.
Corse, of Philadelphia. to Miss Caro-
line Ruth Golden Tracy took place here
last night. al Christ's Episcopal Church.
The church was handsomely decorated
and every seat was occupied. Arch
deacon Johnson performed the cere-
mony. Among the bridesmaids were
Miss Francis Hockos, of Litchfield.
Conn; Miss Mamie Butler, daughter Of
Senator Butler, of South Carolina, and
Miss Ethel Corse. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. +. T. Comfort, OF Philadelphia,
Boston: Mr.. James Comfort, Philadel-
phia; Lieut.. Butler, of West Point; Mr..
Francis b. Prowbridge. of New Haven;
Mr.. s. b. Thorne, of New York, and F.
Esser, of New Brighton, acted as ush-
ers.
Among the guests were MIR. Walter
Ogden. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l., Smith, Of Philadelphia; Prof. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Hopping, of New Haven;
and Mrs. Leggett C1tse, Of %fhiladel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Tracy, of
Plainfield; Mr.. and Mrs. A. DSlaiield
and Mr.. and Mrs. ~hleHy>:er s,.vens.
jr., of New York.
After their wedding trip the bride and
bridegroom will reside at Philadelphia.