New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02


CHIFFON. WAIST EMBROIDERED WITH
AND PEARLS.
cuff links marked with the monogram of each man.
MI and Mrs. Dawson sail for England on May ~
The wedding OF Miss Mary verranck Knevals,
daughter of the late Adrian V Knevals 10 william
! Evelyn Babcock celebrated according 10 the
plans made some weeks ago-before the death of
| the bridegrooms father in Trinity Chapel Tho
| two Misses Babcock. who were 10 be among the
| bridesmaids. did not serve and there were no
| substitutes for them. The bride. who given
away b. her cousin. II. VI. Brinckerhoh. looked cx-
ccedingly beautiful in her gown Of white satin and
| point lace The wedding reception at the home
| Of the brides aunt Mrs. Lynch. in East Thirty
/ frsts,.. attended only by the immediate rea-
tiyes OF the bride ana bridegroom. The other we'd
! dlnss on Wednesday included those OF Miss Louise
| Lawrence. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Van
Duser Lawrence, to Ferris j. Mega which took
| place at o'clock in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
| Church. Miss Ida Vrooman Neal. daughter OF Mrs.
| Abel Curtis Hunt to DR.. Robert Maclean Taft,
| which took place at the home of the brides mother
| in West End-ave. and Mrs. Mary Stevens to Louis
| II. Hyde which celebrated in the Church or
| the Transformation in Twenty -nnth-st. The last
named wedding the matrimonial surprise or
the week. Written invitations to relatives TO at
| tend the ceremony sent out few hours be-
| fore the time for the wedding. which was as
| quiet and transformations it could be. The Rev
/ George c. Hough,on, of Trinity Church Hoboken
9i!cated The bride who was given away by neF
! gown OF gray and lavender mixed foulard. trimmed
| with Venetian lace. and small pearl gray toque
| dants for the bridegroom. Mr.. Hyde was the legal
| adviser of the late John Stevens, who died two
| the bride of last Wednesday Mrs: Hyde was be-
fore her marriage 70 Mr. Stevens MISS M ad ST Ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde. who are spending their money
moon in the South VII occupy the f1Emeb noe
Square. West, when they return to York
dSy we're or coone and Mrs Edwin A. stevens Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Stevens, Mrs NJ b. stevens, Mr.
Mss H Haa e Asss s%s - ". T
". ". Shipper; Miss Shippen, Mr: and Mrs. {; NJ
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Hyde, parents of
the bridegroom, and Miss Gertrude S. Hyde, sister
OF the bridegroom.
Thursday brought another batch Of weddings.
The imposing of the number was that OF
Miss Mary Isabelle Nelson daughter Of Mrs.
Frederic Nelson, Arthur TryoE Kemp, which
occurred in the afternoon at the home Of the
brides mother. No. 100 Fifth-ave. About one hun
drcd and fifty persons attended the wedding cere-
mony. which performed by Archbishop Corri-
gan The drauing-room looked like a fairy bower.
lined garlanded screened and canopied with apple
blossoms cherry blossoms. roses. lilies and all the
fairest blossoms that art and nature could supply.
The young bride was Simply but daintlly dressed
in white satin and point lace veil, which was
worn we'll back the head and fastened with
orange blossoms Her only ornament was dia-
nond brooch. a gift from the bridegroom which
was worn on the Corsage. The brides only at
tendant was her sister, Miss Caheen Gerhard
Nelson who was all in white. Mrs. Nelson who
received with her daughter, looked exceedingly
handsome in gown Of white lace touched WIN
black The reception one of the largest Oh me
week and to accommodate the hundreds oil guests
n structure llned WIFI IlCH dpcSh''o
was built In the yard. The bridal gifts, when were
7VoSnesdsv numbered over three hundred Mrs.
Nelson among other things gave her daughter
silver She gave her son-n-aw a hanson cab and
jewelled scarfpln. Mr.. Kemp gave his best man
and %sher' T aRd Mrs Remp have decided to
p fo hr ItGpe England S on Coach and intend
return in July. when they occupy the waiter Name
cottage at bsT SON ny ard nf yonDg
: will also go abroad in few weeks
! The other weddings on Thursday were those of
Miss Mariquita Serrano, n daughter OF the late
| Juan y. Serrano. Harold Garrison Willard, in
| All Souls Church, Fourth-ave. and Twentieth-st:
| Miss Mary Livingston Bosher, daughter Of Mrs.
Charles H. Boshcr to Edwin w. Lancaster. In ST.
| Thorass Church: Miss Mary Ella Robinson,
! daughter Of Mrs. Mary Knox-Robinson. TO George
| Flliotte Little i'm the First Presbyterian Church,
| and that of Mss Addie Estelle TILT the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Albert TIT to Frank Adams
L
| Madlson-aye.
| The marriage of Miss Audrey Crawford daughter
| OF the late David Crawford, and granddaughter OF
the late Peter Townsend. OF this city, to Edmond
| Lyons o. ren, OF County Cork. Ireland, brother
! OF Sir Timothy Carew O'Bren Bart. took place on
| Monday last In 81. Mary's Church. Cadogan-st..
| Chelsea. London, Eng The bride was given away
| by her aunt. Mrs. Thomas Francis Meagher. She
| Is well known in New-York society, having made
| her debut here few years ago at reception
| given I'm her honor by her sister Mrs. Macgrane
! Coke at her home in Twenty -third-st. on the
same day In Paris the marriage took place of Miss
| Mary Ellen Carroll daughter of Ex-Governor John
| Lee Carroll Of Maryland to Herbert Delano Rob
| bins OF this city, brother of Mrs Henry T. Sloane.
| I'm the Church Of St. Pierre du Chillot. The United
| States Ambassador. James b. Eustls. and Perry
| Belmont signed the register for the bridegroom,
| and ROYAL Phelps Carroll and Thomas Maitland
| signed for the bride. The marriage ceremony was
followed by u wedding breakfast at the home of the
| brides sister. Countess de kereOrlay, In the Rue
| Lesmil Among the guests were Mrs Henry r.
! Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs H. g. Robbins parents OF
| and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll, hr and MIS-.
| Charles Carroll Baron and Baroness Louis de Ia
| Grange. Mrs, Aston. Mr. and Mrs Lynch ana ana
| pass the summer In Europe VIII make their home
| In New-York
| Although May Is not favorie with rides. there
| will he several weddings celebrated this month
| which will he Of sufficient social importance 10
| .ummor n crowd Of fashionable people one OF the
largest will he that OF Miss Alice Tracy Wimerdng
| to Frederic r. Coudert. jr., which viii take place
| on Wednesday afternoon. May IL. ut the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs. Ferdinand wmerdIns.
L ~ urast TuA that