New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

Miss Jeanette Kempner. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Morris Kempner of No. 81 East Sxty-hrst-st,
was married to Henry Name at o'clock last even
ated.
The wedding OF Miss Mary McAnerney. daughter
OF Colonel John McAnerney, to Lorenzo Semps
will take place quietly this morning in st. Patricks
Cathedral
Miss Gertrude Chaton will be married 10 WILL
lam H. Ilenke this evening at the home OF her par.
ents. Mr.; and Mrs: George II. chatIlIon.. No !!
East Eightieth-st. The ceremony will be followed
by a large reception.
Miss Susie Teresa Oakley. the third daughter Of
the Rev. Dr. J. G. Oakley. OF this city. and George
Holmes Kingsbury. a teacher In the High School at
Binghamton. y. T.. will be married this evening at
o'clock IN the nd EsSS3pas.
and-siXty -sixth-st.
The Rev. Joseph D. Peters and Miss Elizabeth
Mapes married at the home OF the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Mapes, woodruf-st.
and Lillian Place, West Farms. last evening. The
was I'm By the ky DR. MsSson
prohers Of the The Ke Se ISsspn
re,eTs has j1s, call 10 the
Philadelphia. Nov civilian f. Frenaye, city
editor Of "rhe Colorado Springs Gazette" was mar
rled In this city to-day to Miss Frances Louise
formed at ST. Matthews Episcopal Church In the
presence Of large number OF friends Of the Young
Colorado TIT.
Washington Nov c3-Miss May Maude Noble and
James Shankn Harlan were married to-day at st.
Johns Episcopal Church. in this city. The bride 10
the daughter OF Mrs. Beden Noble. Of Washing
ton and the bridegroom is the son OF associate c
The ushers were Mr. Trask Of New-York, and
Messrs. McClaren Sprague Delavan Smi'H g., NC
n of a ch" S@ Was est man Wedding
breakfast at the home Of the brides mother the
couple started on wedding trip TO chicago. where
they will make their home.
Gloucester. Mass. Nov. 23 (SpeciaD.-Harry Gray
Chase a professor in Tufts College. was married to
Miss Mary Franklin Cook, daughter OF Mayor and
Mrs Benjamin F. Cook. 1890 to-day. in the Uni
versaist Church The ceremony was performed by
ss H snd Ss e.! iSs Lss'
Hooper, OF Tufts College; Miss Agnes Copeland, Of
The maid Of honor was Miss Eva Lendall Cook SIS.
ter of the bride. The best man was Herbert
Somerby Chase, OF Boston.
Boston, Nov. % (SpecaD.-The marriage Of Miss
Alice Lowell daughter OF Mrs. Edward j. Lowell.
10 James Hardy Ropes. Instructor in New Tesla
ment criticism and Interpretation, took place In
Emmanuel Church to-day at 1890 O'Clock. F. e.
~ R. Trask and L. T. Dyer, all OF Boston; Pro.
fessor j. w. Palmer of Cambridge, and c. c. Hard
ing OF Pitsfeld were the ushers The bridegroom
was attended by w. F.. Richards, OF Newport. n. H.
The Rev Leighton Parks read the marriage service
College Hill. Mass Nov. o tspeciaD.-Dr. Thomas
Harrison Carmichael and Miss Emily Henrietta
Leonard married this morning IN Goddard
Chapel. Tufts College The bride is the only daugh
of the Rev. DR.. Charles II. Leonard. dean Of
the Divinity School and head assistant in the State
Normal School In Fitchburg. Their union Is the
outcome OF little romance which had It's Begin
ming when they were feow-trayellers In Europe.
The ushers were Henry l. Rand William X. Den.
lson, Coleman Tousey and Samuel 3; Capen. There
was no bridesmaid or best man. The father OF the
bride performed the ceremony.