New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
WEDDINGS.

A nrettv wedding was celebrated AT 1870 o'clock
Yesterday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Lowell Lin
coin No So West Thirty-seventh-st.. when their
only daughter, Miss Clara Lothrop Lincoln. was
married TO James Parrish Lee, son OF the late Dr.
Charles Carroll Lee OF this city. The marriage
ceremony was performed in the drawing room
which was handsomely decorated with white and
mink roses and palms. by the Rev Thomas > Lee
of ST. Matthews Protestan: Episcopal Church'
Washington, u. c.. an uncle OF the orIuesrooii'
Miss Lincoln gown Of white satin orha-
roentcd with orange blossoms. and veil OF tuIe.
Her bridesmaids the brideerooms sisters
Mics Helen Lee and Miss Mary D. Lee. DR..
Thomas Sim Lee attended his brother as best man
The ushers were the brides brothers Lowell Lin
coin. IT, and Ezra Lincoln; j. J. Lee. cousin OF
ran Granville Bayard Winthrop, James IL Niddcr
and G; Tarleton Godthwaite A reception followed
CHARLES carroll Lee Of Tuxedo Park mother of the
bridegroom; Miss Parrish. Miss Gatiin' MIS- julius rn
Catln Mr. and Mrs. Trenor l.. Park, James res
son Parrish the Misses Hoppin. MT ana MIS- >. W 4;
Fay. Ex-Governor Carroll OF Mary,and' Mr' , ana
Thomas Motley OF Boston; DR. and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish Morris, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F Bgelow ;
IN the steamship Fulda Saturday next for six
weeks through Continental Europe
Mr. md Mrs Richard Moore Bell have sent out
invitations for the marriage of their eldest daugh-
ter Miss Lille Bell. to Charles Moulton Gould
The ceremony will be performed at 8 o.c,oek on
Wednesday evening next september SO IN All odih's
Church Bay Side. Long Island
A quiet wedding was celebrated yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock when Kate Norton walker
was married 10 John Rector McComb. at No. $50
Central Park South The bride. in white satin with
q court train was attended only by maid OF honor
Miss Marian Sutton. Mr. McCombs best man was
his brother Edward Chichester McComb, and the
,,ebers were James Jennings McComb, Jr. Rusn
Nycum Harry. John Dutton Virgin ana amos 4
Hawley Less than one hundred relatives ana Irlenus
witnessed the ceremony which was performed Dy
the Rev Dr. Abbott r. kittridge and afterward
sat down TO a dinner served at small round tables
A quiet home wedding took place at noon yester-
day at the country seat In Ramseys. n j.. or j. o.
Donner whose daughter, Miss Marie Elizabeth
Bonner was married to Rudolph X. Franksen, Vice
Consul at the German Embassy in st. Petersburg
The Rev Dr. Brockholst Morgan performed the
ceremony The bride wore costume OF white ivory
duchesse satin. with diamond ornaments and orange
blossoms The Misses Use Bonner. Corinne and
Kathrvn Baldwin elght-year-old maidens acted as
maids Of honor Spencer S. Baldwin was best man.
The wedding breakfast served by Sherry, on
the verandah while a Hungarian band discourscd
music A unique feature of the wedding was the
christening Of Miss Kathryn Baldwin. the bride
and bridegroom acting as sponsors. The wedding
uas the occasion OF great festivty at the country
scot the tenants being invited TO celebrate the mar
,iape al A grand ball In the great homestead barn.
which had been decorated lavishly TOT the occasion
crotesoue TACK lanterns made with candles fixed
In squash and pumpkin gourds afforded hght- Inc
peighbors congregated TO do honor 10 the pair,
MT and Mrs. Bonner led the grf nd march