New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
MISS ANNIE CORBIN MARRIED.

A wodd,ny which was as quiet and as unostenta-
t!ous as any matrimonial celebration could be was
that Of Miss Annie Corbin, the youngest daughter
Of the late Austin Corbin. to Iiallett Alsop Bor-
rowe son OF the late Samuel Borrowe. vice presi-
dent Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. which
took place at 1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon In
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church West ishp'
Long Island II was the wish Of the couple ana
their families that the wedding should be as private
as possible. No formal invitations were Issued and
only the nearest relatives OF tho bride ana bride
groom and four or five OF tho most intimate friends
OF the latter were present The little church NJ
West Islip very prettily. but not elaboratey'
decorated with flowers and autumn leaves Tor the
occasion. Attached to the regular train which LEFT
the Long Island city station of tho Long Island
Railroad at 1870 o'clock parlor car III
which tho guests from this city and New-Jersey
were conveyed TO Babylon. and thence In carriages
10 the church a. West lslip. The arrangements
for the wedding carried out with the utmost
secrecy and few. II any. OF the employees OF thc
railroad either at Long Island city or Babylon
we're aware that the daughter OF the ate fres'n'h'
Corbin was about 10 be married.
II wac precisely II 30 o'clock when The bride ar
rived AT the church accompanied by her brother.
Austin Corbin The organist played tho wedding
march and the bride was led 10 the chancei by
her brother. who also at the proper time In inc
ceremony, gave her away. She was simply attired
I'm n gown Of soft. lustrcless white SILK made with
out trimming Of any kind. except FIRM OF lace on
the corsaee Her we'll. OF plain white tule. was
AFFIXED the couture with cluster OF orange bios
SONS She carried n bouquet OF white roses There
were no bridesmaids or maid OF honor ana no
formal ushers. Mr.. Borrowe invited four OF his
most intimate friends. Elisha Dyer. jr.. Rawins
Lowndes Cottenet William Fuller and James Ar
den Hartman. TO the wedding. and these men
served as informal ushers. Mr.. Borrowc was at
tended by his brother. Beekman Kip Borrowe. as
best man. The betrothal service was read by the
Rev Charles Russell Treat. rector OF ST. stephen =
Protestant Episcopal Church. In West Forty-sixth-
st.. an intimate friend OF Mr.. Borrcwe's family.
The marriage ceremony was performed and the
benediction pronounced by the Rev Isaac n.
Phelps. the rector OF the church.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Borrowc. fol-
lowed by the guests. were driven TO Forest Farm
the country home OF Mrs Corbin at Babylon. Here
the newly married couple received the congratula-
tions of the guests In the drawing room. whore
there was a handsome display OF cut flowers and
chrysant hemums Shortly after o'clock tho entire
party sat down to an elaborate breakfast served
by Pinard Of this city Mr.. and Mrs. Borrowe Will.
after a brief honeymoon trip. make their home at
No Is Central Park, West
Among the guests the church and breakfast were
Mrs Austin Corbn and Austin Corbn. mother and
brother OF the bride; Mrs. Samuel Borrowc and
Miss Efie Borrowe mother and s.te OF tnr bride
Mr and Mrs. George c. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs: Sam
campbell the Misses Colt Mrs. Mosss Ta Misr
Lille Day Campbell Miss Elsie Campbell. Miss iar-
RET Campbell. Stockton Beekman Colt and Boudi-
not Colt. - - ,o ,,a hoyo
hoan celebrated several months ago had IL not been
Tor the tragic death OF Mr.. corbn early last sum
MGR AZ Newport, ~ H. Mr.. Corhin. though he
mn,hhnid his approval OF the match. late In the
spring Of this year had signihed his intention OF
Withdrawing all opposition: -, ,
NJ iorr5wc and Miss Corbn had been engaged
for several years before the formal announcement,
| Of their engagement was made MI BorI9we' un,i
| "a shnrt time ago was connected I'm an official way
| With the Consolidated Traction Company, OF New
Tnrsev He resigned from the company ABOUT II
| month ago having accepted q responsible pace i
| he office OF the Traction Company In ths city MT
porrnwe who f. about thirty years old Is gradu,
a.n Of Columbia College member OF the Delta Ph
Society and the Lawyers, Country ana New ioIN
o'h'n,,c clubs The young woman who became
Mrs Borrowe yesterday Is well known In soe,ey
aiau and a good musician and excellent lingust