New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The marriage of Miss Sae Wool MORGAN, 4
daughter Of the late Ascher r. Morgan 10 va.
jefferson Levy. took place at O'Clock iast r'S"
the home OF the brides mother. NO. u "r''
, tie;h-st Tho ceremony was performer py ',V ~
Abhott f. llittredge pastor Of the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church. Madlson-aye ana fH'S
ST. in the prese of less than hfty persons me-
OF them being relatives Of either the bride or Duc
groom There were no attendants After the cerc-
mony the entire company sat down 10 an elaD'i''e
SUPPER served by Mlzzetu at small tapeS MI anu
Mrs Jefferson Levy left the city Tor 'he "ou'' '
night After their return large reception III 'i'i
home will be given by Mrs. Morgan at her nome on
March lj
At Vienna Hall. LeXington-ave. ana fHV-esi'"
St at half-past o'clock last evening MISS faul'he
Lewengood. daughter OF Louis Lewengood' Oh w.
y, East Eighty-fourth-st.. was married 10 MOTIFS
Levy The Rev. Dr. Kaufman kohler' OF inc lri"-
ole BETHEL officiated There were neither brides
maids ushers nor maid Of honor. DR.. Sanuel
L.wengood brother OF the bride, was best man y
reccption. dinner and dance followed the marriage
ceremony. $500,
The engagement IS Just announced of Miss hIi''
Kip only daughter Of Colonel and Mrs Lawrence
Kip Of so. 452 Fifth-ave.. to Richard McCreefy,
son Of Andrew McCreery of California. MISS NIP
who made her debut in society about SIX years
a,o. is handsome. stylish and popular among her
fnends Her enlargement to MR McCreery "hon
sb. met ut Homburg last summer, was report"
amer her return here from the marriage oil MIS-
Fbra Davis to Lord Terence BlacK"ool 'a'I
autumn but met with prompt denial from Co;;2neI
Kip Miss Kip was one Of MlsS Davis pii",
m1ids Mr. McCreery's family have lived in Lon
don for some time. lie Is known in faIhon I,3
circles In London and Paris ana 2ScaS'U DIn have
chosen wednesday, April ~ Ter th5 I ,E %e crrn
NOW Nr Mct'reery last night dincd with CoiOn-l
and Mrs Kip at their home IN fittn-ay sI c,oios
The wedding OF Miss Caroline Hliskel SchlsS,
known on the stage as Miss Miske, and Charles
L. lIoyt tie playwright and manager, was ceic-
b-ated quietly at o'clock ast rye',nE -
N Dc Yves, Eiehty-eighth-st. Justice George Bai
r-tt. OF the supreme Court ofciat'l' Inr NtIis
Alice Scales john T. Brush was best man AMONG
those present Mrs. Scales. tn bridts nome
Eurt Dasher and Frank wood. Of Charestown, y
H. Mr.. and Mrs lIoyt VIII pass tr nom NM, r
M Mr Uoyt's country place al CharestoWn. ~ H.
The bride received many handsome giltS. All,
Louis. r. Hartshorne second daughter 81 mr.. anu
Mrs James Vi. Iartshc~n', ~ 90 81" In 49,
dfth-st. Mir Moore is a wIdowcr ana has ,, t%S
daughters Miss Fila l.. Moore and Ms kujh
clubs is the head Of the banking ho"se OF Moore
x ScAley. director in s'yrial c'rior l' Il IN
Railroad and the western mon l'.'hIitpn ''''
pany. so date has been set for the wedding
Mrs. Juia Dillon Ripley d'nghicr Oh .i'n,y I,..In
rl,l at ! O'Clock yesterday afternoon. To Gilman ;
only persons present bong 30, msmI I 2 M
RIPPLE family. "as pcrior'neI by thr Hry In ,n
bride. 80 Is Vest Ffty-seconl-,'. \ wedding
Il man OF !nIeuendent fortune. is member Of H.
Union League cub. the University '.db an me
T,Tme9i vhlrh he cars a. nv Mouniain Farm
The marriage If Miss katharine Mary Mnturn
daush'gr ~ Mrs .2hn W. Mn,u.4 - -. > 'fn
has been sc for Apri H. AT Grnc" Church.