New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25

the-HudsOn, to Wilfred James WORCESTER SUI 70
Edwin d. Worcester. of No As East Forty III M
St, was soemized on Saturday. July H. IN nd one
Church of ST. Mary Abbots hngs ,ed from Yale
University in 1883.
fashionable wedding was celebrated at noon
on Wednesday last. in St. Peters Protestant Epis-
copal Church. at Gailee. a small settlement on the
Jersey Coast, about midway between Seabright ana
Monmouth Beach. The bride was Miss Elizape'h
Irving Knox. daughter of Mrs. John J. Knox. of
No. 10 East Forty-first-st. and the bridegroom
Thomas Curtis Clarke, jr. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Curtis Clarke. of No. 2i1 Flfth-ave. The
pretty little church effectively decorated with
summer flowers. and the marriage CEREMONY ld Wa a
Greer. rector Of St Bartholomew Church, this
@ G Teg Tn With mas orange blossoms
given away by her eldest brother; John D. KNOX knox
A de a1 KH 01 There We're ' no brdesmad
Clarke. who is civil engineer was attended by
E. feJ a. Horsman. Of st. AIMS Church, Columbia
ssh Mg" J RsS @ pn
summer home Of the les mother 1T dnG r
Knox Paterson Mrs W W shppIGn Nj yy and nd
Mss T % r. e. RnS NT' aSd
Miss Miss Potts Mrs il L. Horton, Miss Horton Mrs
and an Mrs nSrn w. soper Mrs John McKesscn, Mr
and Mrs. A. b. Proa Mrs F A. Potts Mr; ana
Mrs. Mrs cerd AVePck the Misses Niles Thomas C.
Clark Howard Walton and j. Mclean Waitoh'
The engagement was announced few days ago
of Mrs Florence Camilla Pell-Brown. OF this city,
to Pierre Crosby Waring son of John T. Warhg'
of Yonkers Mrs. Pe-Brown and Mr.. Waring
were sweethearts when they were school chiIdreh.
Miss Pel ten years ago, married Nathan Chiloru
Brown. a rich man of Portland. Me. The ceremony
was performed in Paris France. The marriage
not happy one and the yoHnE wit of i the
tbair nuly a
her mother six months in each year and VIII IN ner
be da9ghter of the late john Rowland P and
sister of s. Osgood Pell, Of Flushing and Stepnen
Yd promnGnee inns in society Who have recently
barksd in bushes few T non ago The Grde
groom-elect is associated with bis father IN large
sr.. built Greystone, between Yonkers and Hast
ings-on Hudson: which for some years peI T
| wedding it is said will take place in few months
! Details of the marriage Of Miss Mary Graham
| Reed daughter of the late Rev. Sylvanus Reed
of this city, TO Francois Millet. son of the painter
| of THE Angelus" which took place recently at
the Church of ST. Pierre de Chalot. Paris, ana OF
which mention has already been made in Inc
| Tribune have been received in this city. the
| bride was escorted TO the altar by her brother
| s Albert Reed, OF this city, who wore the heredi-
| tary decoration of the order of the Cincinnati
| from General James Reed, of the founders Of
the order The bridal gown was OF ivory saan
SnTso%s WIN The B BGha veil Was of point
lace and has been worn by four brides In the seed
Horace Horace Porter. United States Ambassador, and
Robert Burnside Potter. who, il will be i rem ta,
Fish, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Nicholas Fish ,t;
for Me the ah STd his
Felix Feuardent. The collection for the poor was
bride; Miss Mary Amy Feuardent, niece Of ,t the
| bridegroom Antoine Feuardent and Charles Hol-
Mrs william Barclay Parsons. sister OF the bride;
Mrs. Eliza Livingston Barclay Parsons Of rIftho
Potter, the Duchesse de la Rochefoucauid M rs
Natalie Moss Mr. ana dnd Mrs en Gaaawe n
| Miss Mabel Suttons Thursday Evening Dancing
| Class one of the largest Of the uptown classes
| which was organized and has been conducted by
| Miss Sutton for five seasons. Will not be continued
| during the coming winter. Miss Sutton is in
| mourning Mrs. George w. Wupperman, one OF the
| patronesses. will organize class largely of the
same set of young people The list of patronesses
jarrett jar Blodgett, Mrs Henry NJ Day; Mrs. Will
lam Gerry sade. Mrs James II. Taylor; Mrs
T john A. Hitter and Mrs Richard NJ. Goodwin.
Mrs. Joseph Raphael DE La Mar. with her sister
| in-law Miss De La Mar. and Miss Marion Place,
,yere last week the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| Tobias at tho Victoria Hotel Larchmont Larch-
| mont had gay week. The yacht races. the musi-
| cal frolic and the annual yachtsmen's ball at
h%ndedS Of b result TO hn e he Pse aSd
packed with Gaess cellar and 10
sqrat' success H Some Of the guests the ball
We're Commodore and Mrs Clarence rs f Robyi
Dr. ana Mps r. and Mrs G oliver irelin Mr..
Mrs 1HS2 HnrTy RT a HGd M Mrs
| NJ Scott Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Payson cone Mr-
sssWsv mr. r and Mrs Ts
| and Miss Ethel Hall.
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