The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-30
APRIL WEDDINGS
Hiss Belle NELSON Married 20 Arthur Tryop
Kemp ~ hrchht-hep CerFtEan.

Miss Belle Nelson and Arthur Tryon Kemp
were married yesterday afternoon at the homo
of tho brides mother, Mrs. Frederic Nelson, 100
Fifth avenue. Pretty much every one In society
in town and now going about attended tho we'd
ding. A temporary chancel was arranged on q
slightly raised dais covered with tapestry In the
front drawing room. On this an altar stood
draped with white satin and lace, on with were
many tall lighted wax candles, in brightly bur
nished brass candlesticks. It was in the midst
Of a mass Of white blossoms and ~exotics. Arch
bishop Corrigan performed the ceremony at
$50 O'Clock.
Miss Nelson's gown Of white satin was simply
made. She wore some superb diamond orna-
ments on the waist, and others secured the point
lace veil, which was long and wide enough to
cover the entire train. She had no attendants.
Tho ushers, who were the Messrs. r. W. Riyos,
+. o. Peploe, Reginald Ronalds, Paulding Farm
ham, William Laimbeer, II. NJ. Hartman, Harry
Eldridge. Harry Lehr Of Baltimore. ". B. Cos
ter, and J. L. Worden, Jr.. stood on either side.
pr. 9rosvenor Lowroy, Mr.. Kemp's cousin, was
Mrs. Nelson received the guests in a rich
white silk gown iecked with black and trimmed
dueod, was in white mousseiin. do sole with
taffeta. Aftor the ceremony an elaborate colla-
tiSn %f N s tSo ssar IN ys q %aF p Sss sr Ss@sr iSr the Sts SS;
the wedding that another couple in the family
stood precisely In the same place to be married
forty-hve years ago. This was Miss Gebhard. q
gr%eat-aunt Of yesterdays bride, and Baron
Among the many present were Mrs. George
Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Tying, Jr., Francis
F.. Lowrey. Royal P. Lowrey, George William
S SsSSH; EaT %T. a %Sm &r ri N Mii and s SF,: E ss. Sas
Mrs. John Jacob Aston, Mr.. and Mrs. M. ormo
Wilson. Richard T. Wilson, Jr., Richard Peters,
Craig Wadsworth. J. Norman do r.. White.
house, worthington Whitehouse. Gen. and
F Mss; thlG sSnil sSs0s%i ~. M CARY and c Sr'; an siuS Mrs' &
Van Rensselaer, Cruser. Mr.. and Mrs. Aimeric
Hugh Paget, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Watts Sherman,
Miss Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. J. Oakley
RhinslandeIr. j. D. r. Baldwin, @. {;
Mrs. l. Townsend. burden. Miss Evelyn
Burden. Miss Garrison. Frederic o. Beach,
Miss Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Sorchan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills. Mrs; Matprin Livingston, Alfonso dc
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Bishop. Ii. Maitland
Kersey, Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Whitney, H.
Ray Miller, Charles A. Mum. Theodore Frelfng-
huysen, the Misses Gurnee, Augustus A. Gurnee.
the Misses Barley. Mrs. Henry ]. Barley, Mr..
4: Rurdsn. Jr.. the Misses Sloane, Shaunccy, n:
Tiffany, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud,
Miss Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic. R.
Goudert. Miss Coudert, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Elliot, Mr.. and Mrs. George b. De
Forest, Mr.. and Mrs. james n. Waterbury,
James W. Gerard, Jr., J. de Wolfe Cutting, the
Misses Norton, Ralph N. Ellis, L~dspenard Stow
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp will pass q portion Of their
honeymoon and the entire summer at Newport,
where Mr.. Kemp has leased tho Walter Lang
don Kane villa on Bellevue avenue.