New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Inc marriage OF Miss Sallie Duncan Elliot tho
younger daughter OF the late DR.. George r. Elliot.
TO g. W. Guthrie Nicholson. OF England. but now
resident Of Texas. solemnzed 10 o'clock yes
terday morning In the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF 81 lgnatus In West Fortieth-st.. near Sixth.
ave- There were no particular preparations for
the ceremony in the chancel, which contains q
white marble altar. There were lighted candles
and punches of white chrysanthemums the altar.
The regular choir OF the church sang several selec-
lions after the rector, the Rev Arthur Richie had
performed the marriage ceremony. Mr.. Richie
also celebrated low nuptal mass. The bride en-
tered the church. and was given away by her
brother Duncan Elliot. She wore beautiful gown
OF white satin. made short length and founced with
exquisite point lace Her veil OF point lace which
had been worn by several members OF her family
was caught up with some diamond pins and q
corone, of orange blossoms. She carried bouquet
of lilies OF the valley. Her TWO little nieces. the
daughters OF Richard Elliot. OF Philadelphia.
the Hover girls. and her two nephews the
pages. The bridesmaids Miss Sarah Potter.
Miss Ethel Cram. Miss Dora Hoffman. Miss Louise
Du Pont, Miss Lydia Redmond and Miss Alice May
BORDEN Hartman: r LIVINGSTON Bseckman. I'd:
no formal reception after the ceremony, Among
s a" 's and Mrs. M T Rama f.
Mrs. Mrs. %s $50, and M Mrs. NI Du POp
Elliot, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Deiafeid, Mr. and
Mrs Frederick Foster Carey; Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve:
Russell Mr.. and Mrs Charles Foster. Mr. and Mrs.
a. f. Foster, Miss Bodget,. Mrs Robert r. Liv-
Pnchot Mrs Joseph iIarie and Mrs Fii n'e After
wedding trip of about two months Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson Will go TO Texas where they Will live for
a while.
The wedding OF Miss Lillian Sprague barrow. the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace barrow. Of
Yorktown, y. Y, to William Fields Beal OF Bos-
ton, celebrated at noon yesterday in the
Church of the Heavenly Rest Ffth-ave. and
Forty-ffth-st. The Rev. John Williams, the
sistant rector of the church. read the betrothal
service and Bishop Potter. assisted by the rector
of the church the Rev. DIR. d. Parker Morgan. per-
formed the marriage ceremony. The bridesmaids
and maid OF honor instead of coming from the
vestbule of the church. out of the vestry and
walked down the middle aisle to meet the bride.
| The maid Of honor, who 10 have been Miss
| Elizabeth CHINA. Of Planfed. y. j., was replaced
| by Mrs. Walter y. p barrow, the brides sster-in.
| law The bridesmaids were Miss Julia Little. OF
Boston: Miss Wood. of Plainield; Miss Rankin, OF
Brooklyn. and Miss Frances Brown, OF Fall River
The bridegroom. who Is a son Of James H. Beal. OF
Boston attended by Frederick Tudor, OF Bos-
| ton. as best man. Mr.. Tudor and the ushers are
graduates Of Yale University The ushers were
Francis Brooks Crowninshield, George CABOT Lodge.
| Edward NJ Horton Henry 5. Blake Charles Mer-
J Tyson Charles W. Dabney and Bowdoin Is:
| Crowninshield. The bride wore beautiful gown OF
| white satin, the corsage being entirely, OF wm,o
chiffon: the veil Of tulle was held up with orange
| blossoms and the only ornament worn by me
bridegroom Immediately after the ceremony there
y the srs uncle wsh cocne wits Paine
| the womens annex OF the Metroponton Ciuo'
and Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, r.. Mrs. Louisa II;
ogden, Miss ogden. Charles " Ogden; Mr.; ,s and
c ers iDsn Miss O% Haven Mr. and Mrs
John sloane Robert Wainwright Mr.. ana d. MIS- 3
M MILAN General rfen nna Mrs schuyler Hamilton
and Mstss Mrs J. Edward simmons, Mr.. and Mrs John
and Mrs. Alfred c. Chaplin. MI. and Mrs Waldo
G. Morse. General and Mrs Edwin A. MsA sIn ~
mons Mr. and Mrs Francis S. Bangs; William II;
Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. sherman W. hnevais ana
| Mr. and Mrs Augustus ID. JuilIard'
| Mr. and Mrs Henry Darius McCord, OF No ns
West Seveny.third-st. have issued invitations ior
the marriage OF their daughter Miss cara Beh0
Mccord Robert sherrard Elliot The ceremony nyenv
| ing November Il, in the First Baptist Church'
| Western Boulevard and Seventy -nnth-st'
| rA ono,,er,ert has been announced Of Miss
Marion Warner, the youngest daughter OF m,'
| and Mrs Henry F. Warner. to s. A. warner na "
,o1,, n son Of the late Turkish Consul-tieneraI III
tbis citv The wedding will take place IN pee.,n.
| her and owing to mourning In the fanny Vi o"e
| OF the young couple, II will be quiet one
| Miss Clarisse X Iuilam. daughter OF George r
Indian. was married yesterday TO William J." 10
| pos, os New-Brghton Staten Island, at the nome
| ~ her father. No West Sixteenth-st. The wed'
| ding was a quiet one and only the relatives anu :"
| few personal friends of he bride were present AZ
the ceremony. which was perf1rmed py mr. .h George
! Dr John r. Davis assisted ty the ReV " ~,
A Uoward The brides attendants were MISS t,,'ie a
he Post sister of the bridegroom. VINO serNeH az, ~
BESSIE Van Buren,. Miss Roberts ana MISS ,, nay
Tan Buren, of this city who were tie p.snr
| The best man was the bridegrooms pf @ El.siss
I,runel De Bost and the ushers were d. . hr,ias.
| louis T. De Bost W. ID Sisson. ana tne pI'us
brother Frank Ludlam Ihere WAS 'i "
ception after the ceremony.
| The marriage Of Miss Laura ireland. daushtet
| Of Mr. and Mrs John b. Ireland OF NO 10 East
Eo-tv-seyenth-st to Louis III. Junod VIII occur Oh
January o. at $50 o'clock in the evening IN me
9hurch NJ the Heavenly Rest, Fifth-ave ana FOR
ty-tfth-st.
Alfred / Manierre and Miss Corneia J.. Lock-
wood Will he married on November 10 AT the mono
| If rho brides mother No 40 West Fifty-seyenth-
Ct Mr. Nanierre il a member of the law nrm OK
Maniarre e. Manierre. He is a graduate OF %
lumbia class Of 49, and for several years Sec
retarv Of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity. MISS
lockwood is a daughter of the late Joseph IS.
Lockwood. The Rev. DR.. RoderlcK Terry WI"
offciate There will be no bridesmaids. but VIC
brides sister Miss Maria Louise LOCKWOOD, WIZ
ACT az maid OF honor. Charles f. Manierre; mo
bridegroom's brother. will be best man. ana inc
nshcrs viii be Clifford W Putnam. Edward Van
Volkerburgh IT, George H. Sullivan and Howard
+ White The bride will be given away D., ner
cousin Judge William lie Baron Putn, h %, foS
the United States of the Behring Sea Claims Cotn
mission.
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