New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
BALLANTINE MARBLES AGAIN..
THE WEDDING QUIETLY CELEBRATED
AT THE WALDORF.
MINNIE HOWE PARRY. OF PHILADELPHIA '0
ppIDE-uIs DIVORCE STILL FRESH IN HE

,uNNrr HOWE PARRY. OF PHILADELPHIA l"S
nn,,s, MS DIVORCE STILL FRESH IN THE
MEMORY or THE GossiPs
coorec Alexander Ballantne, OF Ne"a' y" 80
Minnie Howe Parry daughter OF Ja'hos o. -,
bers OF Germantown Philadelphia "e'o ,,-,,a
=, tho Hotel Waldorf. in New-fork' on r''u"s
IT,. rr,ogo ceremony was performed by the rev
- II 11ouahton OF the Church Of the Irahsis","
tion Tho wedding was quiet one i"e -,
groom Is a son of the late Peter pa''",' - o
brewer I'm Newark. George Ballan'"e, ""0 " -
about twenty years Old recei'eu " 80 f.,
terest in the two breweres ana othe' p'0p'
terests which his father left. lie was r-|..o.tos
pected with the management OF the DIV
,h;oh u,s nlaced I'm the hands OF John anu no
uauan,,re The breweres have been Immensely III
creased In value ~, o, a GIRL
Ahou, s,x vears ago George Baantine met si''
a,r,,, q summer soiourn in the Adirondacks' DIV
yaa introduced to him as Miss MaDei hou.''p
,,en,ber Of the Lothrop family. of Boston Inc io
lowing wear they were married III was d 9o
tion of considerable notoriety ana was "",y 49,,
,,o, IN tho society papers. The newly wenueu ""'
hand soon after gave his family In Ne"arN ~
understand that he did not desire 10 'o''''''' -,
,h hrewinp industry and they promptly respohueu
that II the old business of his father III" ny
him he could take his fortune out OF '''e
md interest himself elsewhere ne u sum
ever a large stockholder in the business
vorrg Mr. Ralantine whose thesis on gTadua''o"
ao,, a, Rutgers had attracted attention. ieli '"' "
could master some profession Ills io' ~
bis fathers estate represented by s'oVVV Sea,
u,,s Invested and he gave himself up - the s'IrS -
rohi,ectura In this he was assisted by the wishes
=, h,s ,,,fo Mr. and Mrs Balantine removed 70 DOS
80, r,bera Mr. BaIlantine Is said to have learheu
,,o, b,s ufe who had figured as a social a'uac'o"
=, >orL and at their country place at ldttIeton'
~ vas nat a member of the orlSia LOU y -,
III. n,, one Of the out side relatives MT bdi!..S
then decided 10 go abroad anu W. no ,vas under
In Injurious quarters in Paris. wnele h w des
,,cod 70 he sndving architecture al the Arduvns 80
Eeaux Arts 1t said mat Mis' %. har .a,nilv
Boston unwi!lingly. through iii,s 0on,,.ar in the
,mn Colony and the husbands horses am
dTags we're much admired Ihey ma It,, o md Cor
Mrs Ballantne took frequent trips " nor Then
many with her sister. who was WISHING nc.. nnJ
nssin heean 10 make free with the wifes name am
Stories doated over the ocean and were reIaIeu BIZ
Newark. Finally. on January ~ o oi '''' ''''
able dispatch came across the ocean
paris Ian 1q-George 4. Ballantine. formerly a
resident OF Newark ~ j.. and d son Of tne aie A.
Hs,lanrjnc an ale brewer OF that CITY, mas Drsun ~
vorce proceedings against MS VIE, Va American
t;nnHnssv il named az correspondent and the Anglo
American colony is much stirred up over INC W
dal" 49,, ,,,, ,,,,r-s and II was
understood that a divorce was granted 9it't me NJ "
band had withdrawn the most s,ahIa.ous VI Wv
charges. The divorced VIII. was hn i1 % ,s and
uovv hair and dressed In the latest Gbsonian s'yr
Being possessed OF a handsome allowance her COS
tunes most elaborate -, n.r.n,i,o 20
Some time after his divorce MI pdma'it'' ,h'rs
,,,rned to Newark and made his home wAile tilrr"
with his mother, in West Park-st., ana ne wa p'
casinnaily seen at MorrstOwn where ms SS''I' W.
of his marriage received with much surprise !"
Newark yesterday.