New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
TO BE MARRIED AT LENOX.
THE BURDEN-SLOANE WEDDING TO-DAY
OTHER WEDDINGS.

he the wedding OF Miss Florence Adele Sloane
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane.
and James Abercrombie Burden, jr.. which Is to
take place at noon. In Trinity Church. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev. Dr. William
Grosvenor the rector, assisted by the Rev. Dr.
John Hail. pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Of this city. The guests invited from this
city and It's vicinity numbering about 250. left the
Grand Central Station at O'Clock yesterday after
noon on special train provided by Mr.. Sloane. and
1t was expected to reach Lenox at Z O'Clock last
evening. The train went up over the Harlem road
to Pittsied. at which point 1t was to be switched
upon the track Of the New-York. New-Haven and
Hartford road, and then run direct to Lenox. The
guests Included some of the members OF the VAN
derbiit family and many fashionable people from
this city, Staten Island Long Island and New-Jer.
sey
Chauncey NJ Depew went to Lenox in his pr.
yate car which followed Immediately after the
suecal train carrying the other guests. Some time
ago Mr. Depcw gave dinner to Miss Sloane In
honor OF her engagement to Mr.. Burden.
or the guests who went to the Berkshires yester-
day for the wedding festivities the greater NUM-
her will be provided with accommodations at Cur
tis's Hotel and the cottages in the neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. who have leased
the Bacon place for the north; Mr.. ana Mrs.
James A. Burden, who have also taken place at
Lenox for a short period. are entertaining large
house parties. while Elm Court. the beautiful coun-
vi T.
the country home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane.
are filled with guests
At the ceremony Miss Sloane VIII be attended ~
two maids OF honor Miss Jessie Sloane and Miss
Ruth Twombly cousins, and by her sisters. Miss
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane and Miss Lila Vanderbilt
Sloane: her cousin. Miss Gertrude vanderbilt ana
Miss Beatrice Bend bridesmaids.
Mr. Burden s best man will be Frederic Winthrop,
and the ushers will be George Richmond Fearing.
jr. and c. C. Baldwin. Of this city; Rufus X.
Thomas. Thomas Nelson Perkins. George Bats
Blake and Lou. rockingham. all OF Boston.
Louis Sherry. who is to serve the wedding break
fast. with corps Of chefs walters and attend
on-s left the Grand Central Station last evening
In n special train for Lenox. Lander and his mus!-
clans also started for Lenox last evening.
The marriage OF Miss Katherine A. Coppers, niece
OF the late Morgan Jones. to John p. Morgan. took
| place at 10 a. m. yesterday in St Agness Roman
Catholic Church in East For,ythird-st., near Lex
ington-aye AS the family OF the bride Is stlll IN
mourning only the relatives and limited number
! of friends were present at the nuptlal mass which
was celebrated by the Rev. DR. Henry a. Brann.
the rector who also performed the marriage cere-
monv The bride. who was given away by her
brother George II. Coppers. wore gown OF white
| satin and tu!lc veil fastened with coronet OF
| orange blossoms Miss Josephine Murray niece
OF the bridegroom, wearing costume or rose-pihA
moussellne de sole over satin, was the mali Of
| honor Arthur J. Morgan attended his brother as
hes mar u9herS
| cousin OF the bride: Edward Morgan. William Nor.
gan cousins OF the bridegroom. and Thomas Aspell
| After the ceremony there breakfast for tho
| members OF the bridal party and immediate rela-
| tives at the brides home, No. l32 East Fli'y.
| sixth-st.
Miss Grace Madelon Randall. the eldest daughter
| OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Randall. was married
| % 1obn FRANKLIN Frame q son OF James Frame. Of
BOSTON. last evening in the Church OF All Angels.
West End-ave. and Eighty-frst-st. The Rev. Or.
Morgan Dix, rector OF Trinity Parish assisted oy
| the Rev. DR.. Charles Hoffman. the rector OF the
| church, officiatcd. Miss Gertrude Randall ana
| Miss Mary Randall one In pink and the other In
| blue silk were their sisters bridesmaids. Ths
bride wore O Gown OF white satin. embe.lished with
| duchesse lace and a tule veil which was neld IN
| place by a wreath Of orange blossoms. James
Everitt Frame. OF Boston. brother OF the or'de-
groom was best man. and Frederick Paul, OF Bos-
| ton; Irving Howard Tiff. Henry ID. Castle ana
Harry Randall the brides brother. were the
| ushers small reception followed at the home
OF tho brides parents. No 10 West Eighty-nrst-s.
| The wedding OF Miss Katherine Berry Menzies
| and Dr. Samuel Gray Courtney Pnckney, was ceie'
| brated at p. m. yesterday at the nome OF ner
| parents Mr. and Mrs. William VI. Menzies. 1r, NO.
| 40 West Eighty.ffth-st. The marriage ceremony,
| was performed by the Rev. DR.. Chamberlain, OF
| ST. Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal Churcn. Inc
| brides gown was OF embroidered cninon over
white satin, and her veil was also or white chion'
| Miss Anna Jackson was the maid OF honor. mo
| bridegroom's brother. Orient Pinckney. was best
| man. The ushers were DR.. Waterman. or Brook'
lyn: Dr. James F.. McKernon. Harnett Rockwell
and tho brides brother Dr. William Menzes
Miss Georgia Woodward daughter Of ex-Judss
| and Mrs BENJAMIN Weston Woodward. was mar
rei at o'clock last evening, at her fathers nome
| No 22s Garfield Place, Brooklyn, 10 DR.. Avah NH
ton Newman, OF this city. The ceremony was per-
| formed by the Rev. Dr.. Reese +. Alsop. or st
Ann's-on- the Heights. Judge Woodwari's parlors
were beautifully decorated by Weir with pink ana
white roses palms. ferns and potted plants. me
| maid of honor the brides sister, MISS Heie"
| T. Woodward; the bridesmaids were Misses Eleanor
| and Gertrude Hall. OF Morristown. " j. the oest
man was Dr Ralph II. Pomeroy. OF brooklyn
The ushers were ]. Harry Newman, Or. j. H. PIa't
| OF Manchester; pr ii. Gibney OF New-fork and
| the brides brother. j. Meredith Woodward now
\ Junior at Williams College The brides gown was
| OF ivory-white satin. trimmed with old lace anu
| pearls. and a tulle veil. fastened with d'ai'o"o
crescent the gift Of the groom.
| Among the guests were General and MIS- slow
| art L. Wooifori Mr.. and Mis-. Charles Morse, MI
| aud Mrs T.. l, Horsman, Captain anu MIS- " =,
| horihner, Mr., AMI Mrs Julio T., Sofzaho, AIT anu
! Mrs T 9, Woodward, Miss faynIoF' pr ann M'A
| j. Elliott fangslafr, of brooklyn, Mt ahi ATS
| j. NJ Carter, Mr. and Mrs, " noherson, Mt H. H.
Dean Dr. and Mrs Jersey Locke, Mi IT, A. Howe,
| Mr. and Mrs Henry Woodward saekeI., Mf, and
| Mrs Z NJ Newman, Messrs William ami George
| Newman, Mr., and Mrs iiehiamh Iliiafi, Mt ana
Mrs T. q, apeet. br, ami Mira ~, y I'M ANA Miss
tiafd, ~ Newyork, Mr., and Mrs, Edward j.
HAIL of Morristown, ana pr ana Mrs IL Wait~
| If Hartford Conn.
Tho beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs John Wes'
| 10y love- ~ No 81 East slSty-eighth-st, was mo
scene last evening Of tho marriage of their daugh'
| ter Miss Ollvc !. Love. to John Balm. u. inc
drawing ROOM where the ceremony was PERFORMED
by tho Rev. pr. David II. Greer rector OF st. bar.
| tholomcws church, was handsomely decorated
| with white and pink roses and palms. Tho bride
| wore gown Of white satin trimmed with poins
| lace and gnrlands OF orange blossoms. The point
lace veil affixed TO the coiffure by several d'a
| mond ornaments and cluster OF orange blossoms
| Miss Margaret Love, the brides sister. was the
| maid OF honor. Her gown was OF deep pink satiI'
| yelled with silk gauze Her bouquet was OF pink
| moss roses. The best man was William Nelson