New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21

municipal affairs. As'tressurer Of the University
Settlement Society he has devoted much Of h!s
Of the people of the East Side. Mr.. Speyer is also
president OF the Provden Loan Society and iast
Education by Mayor Strong He was. besides. q
prominent member of the Committee Of Seventy.
ested in philantHropc work and charitable enter
Grses especay in WITH with The Tn enn
She is treasurer of the Woman's Auxiliary Hospital
SATURDAY and Sunday Association ana Is also teors an
Sanitarum. No date has yet been fixed for the
wedding but it will probably take place In Novem.
house OF Mrs Lowery Only the immediate NED, lam
emit
pretty wedding which celebrated in Bay
Ridge yesterday afternoon. that Of Miss Sophie
s Kirvng Hunter to John r. Prize j.. OF CHI
oago The ceremony was performed at $3.50 O'Clock
the home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John l.. Hunter Eighty-ffth-st and Second ave.,
by the Rev Walter lockwood Ferris. pastor OF
the Bay Ridge Presbyterian Church. The place
handsomely decorated the drawng room being
done in white chryssnthemums and palms tho
halls In yellow chrysanthemums and autumn foi-
age, and the dinng-room in pale pink chiysanthe-
NUNS palms and maidenhair ferns. The BRIDE
Hho given away by her father. was become
ingly attred in a robe of rich white satin. trimmed
with point applique lace and chiffon. Her bouquet
of orange blossoms and white heathe? roses
The maid of honor. Miss Mildred Hunter. sister
the bride. costume Of white taffeta SILK
and organdie with lace insertion and white silk
Richardson ana Miss Van Brunt who were brides.
maids. Were dressed in white tsifeia SIX with
white net The costumes were finished with lemon
coqred chiffon reachng to the Knee ana
bouquets of daisies and maidennar fern The
bridegroom was attended by his brother samuel
Of Phiiadelphia Robert Baldwin, OF Bergen Point
j. Allen p G Of CHfas2 S9aTy Vf fo SySn
the ceremony, reception was held IRON 10
the young couple viii mako Iheir home in Chicago
The brides presents 70 her were
received ha ndsome gold cufflinks. The Prizes many
years ago lived in Brooklyn. and arr idens ,lss
S Seoht ,Se co in Chicago The wedding and recep
lion were attended by ssyerd Sd Mrs. ges snca
T Tousey. Nh and Mrs. William Wright, Mrs y.
Stunt Mr. kos soa MAI Va" MRS. Pei osa
Mr. End MsF TyfF the f MsGs T snd Ms
Remsen Bennett Mr. and Mrs ;, wS alt ID pure M,a
Mrs Frfnk P n Mr. and i Mrs John Prize
Miss Pre Gordon l. ririe the and Mrs CharIe:
IL Baker Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Fonda Mr: sn3
Mr. Mrs and sii! Mrs WI j. 1 saS B B ' W" "
pretty afternoon wedding took place at the
home Of Colonel Ira Aver, No. 81 Cambridge rac~
Yesterday at o'clock. when Miss Alice Wads-
worth Aver was married to George Aurelo Will
iams son OF Ramon O. Williams, late Consul-Gen-
eral 10 Havana The maid Of honor was MISE
Clementine Aver sister Of the bride. Albert WIZ
Tbs We're l Frederick Mead and Ernest Bald
win. The Rev. DR.. Joseph Trance; pastor q We
and uncle OF the bride. performed the ceremony
After the wedding reception wa. neid a,.endeo
by the relatives and near friends or the coupe.
Albany. Oct 2O-Miss Alice Louise Graham.
youngest sister of George f. Graham. Albany
correspondent Of the Associated Press. was married
in ST. Paurs Church this afternoon at o'clock TO
Frank Gilbert Edge formerly Of Atlanta, Ga. bus
now Of New-York City The ceremony was ~.
formed by the Rev. Freedom Garretson Jewett al.
sisted by the Rev Walton W. Battershall rector OF
St Peters Church. The bride, who in the last year
n9s sen wh or and
lace. She was given in marriage by her orotneri
G. e Graham. Her attendants were Miss MAUD
Nssyn aS3o and of Asn d
ushers were Major Anytime w La "a R1se DT JGn s
ham Following the ceremony reception was
held at tho home Of the brides mother, in Hamis-
ton-st.
| Kingston ~ Y, Oct. % (speciaD.-Miss ReheccA
r. Fitch OF Ooxsackie. daughter OF the late Simeon
! Fitch. Of NewYork, was married to the Rev.
| Stats Degrote Tompkins OF Undertook. at st.
Johns Episcopal Church here ut noon to-day. The
Rev Mr Luney, OF Coxsackie, OBLIGATED. Mrs. VIII.
lam b. Fitch Of this city gave the bride away. inc
Rey Sheldon GrSwod cer ol was imnedi
stelv preceded BY the administration Of the holy
Communion in accordance with ancient custom
OF The Church A wedding breakfast followed at
the nome Of Ezra II. Fitch cousin OF me pr Th
Many out-oftown guests were IN ATTENDANCE Inc
honeymoon will be spent in Cuba.
Newburg n Y. Oct pa. Edmund Alderman
a New-York lawyer and Miss Elizabeth Wiseman
were married here to-day, the Rev. DR.. J. j. Reed.
OF Yonkers, officiating
Baltimore Oct. % ,SpecaD.-Mss Johanna Maria
Glenn Ridgely. daughter of the late Nicholas G.
Rdgely of Baltimore. married to Frederick
Edgar Camp, of the late Hugh ~ camp OK
New-York to-day at noon. at Woodsde the country
home OF the brides mother. near Belar Hartford
County. by the Rev. Robert Casteman, rector OF
Emmanuel Church. Bealr The bridesmaids were
Miss Eta Ridgely and Miss Mary Ridgely. sisters
Of the bride. They wore gowns OF white oreandiss
over pale green taffeta. trimmed with pands or
Valenciennes lace and green satin ribbons Tho
bride entered the room with her brother Martin +:
R Knss Was y Hugh w0' = Camp T Of SewYork The
brides gown was OF white satin, trimmed with
q s,inburst Of diamonds presented by the BRIDE
groom. The ceremony was followed by breakfast
the guests Including the bridal party and relatives
only.
Middletown " T.. Oct 9.-Alfred Woller. Of
New-York City was married tonight TO Miss Ada
MAY Beakes. daughter OF Henry L. Beakes. Of this
CITY The best man was Dr. Charles Buckley.
of brooklyn and the bridesmaids were Miss hep3
Martin, Of Brooklyn. and Gertrude BeaKes' q
Middletown.
METHODIST WOMEN IN SESSION.
ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE HOME MISSIONARY
SOCIETY BEGINS IN BALTIMORE.
baltimore Oct co-The sixteenth annual meeting
~ the Women's Home Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church began here this morn.
inc in the Fayette Street Church. and will last