New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

In Trinity Church. Hewletts. Long Island. al
1870 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Miss Mary Agnes
Hewlett daughter OF Mrs James Augustus Hewlett,
married To James Crosby Brown. son OF John
Crosby Brown. OF this city. Both the ceremony and
reception were attended by many wcknown peo-
pie OF this city and Brooklyn. The Coadjutor
Bishop OF Connecticut. the Right Rev. Chauncey Il.
Brewster. and the rector OF the church. the Rev.
Thomas Martin ofiicated at the ceremony Tho
bride white satin gown trimmed with point
lace and corded tulle. Her veil OF tulle fastened
with blossoms and her bouquet com
posed Of lilies OF the valley. orchids and orange
blossoms. Miss Louise Hewlett was her sisters
maid OF honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss FL
sic Ogden, Miss Hewitt, MISS Sarah Seaman, Miss
Margaret ADAMS. Miss Stiilman and Miss Amy H.
Brown. sister Of the bridegroom The best man was
sell Hewlett. Arthur T. Hewlett Thatcher Brown
brother of the bridegroom; Alonzo Potter. Henry
Lane Emo Orgen seymour and Allan Appleton
Robbins. The reception was held at Rock Hall.
the homestead OF the brides family AT Lawrence.
were Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Montgomery iare. Mr; and Mrs Eugene Delano.
William Read. Mrs. William Kendall Mr.. and Mrs.
Th2ms B. Hewitt Wn'hTop Mckm the Reg .o Mr
bliss Aensw Victor L9ewi j.. John HAMMOND.
ewiei Mr Mr. and a MPs. Mdhs HsWIc t NJ and
Mrs. Clarence ". Dolin. Professor and Mrs VIII
Baron ' and Baroness H de- Wardener Sir and Mrs
Alrick II. Man, Miss Russell ar. and Mrs. Charles
Rev. Herbert Shipman. Miss Rowland and Harry
De Forest
At Rdgewood. on Wednesday Miss Laura Hart.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart. was mar
ried to Ira r. Hubbe Of this city at the home Of
the brides parents in Cherry Lane. by the Rev.
J. Van Nest The best man was r. r. Cunning
ham, Of this city; and the maid OF honor was Miss
line dc sole and old yalenciennes lace family
heirloom.
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Prince Nicholas ". Engalitchen. with his bride.
Is the Waldorf-As The Princess was
formerly Mrs Eva Clayton. daughter Of Charles "
! Partridge. well-known merchant of Chicago
! They will remain here for about ten days. when
! they will go 10 Europe. The Prince former '
an officer in the Russian Army. but he is now en-
| gagged in the insurance business in this country
Mrs. ". r. King. OF No. Il East Sixty-third-st.
and Miss Charlotte Ogden Woherspoon. Of Plain
field, ~ j. will sail on the campania on Saturday
/ October 10, for two months so1ourn abroad
The marriage of Miss Luce Phelps Beardsley
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Burr Beardsley
| to II hry Ware Eaton will take place in Grace
| Church. Broadway and Tenth-st AT $40 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon There will be no reception
The wedding of Miss Estelle Friedman 4
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Lewis Friedman of No
~ East Sixty seventh-st. 10 Samuel n. Levy vii
be held at Delmoncos next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. william Aston. who is 10 close her villa
| Beechwood IN Bellevue-ave, Newport, In few
days. will probably spend a week with Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Jacob Aston, at Rhinecl.ff -on the Hud
son.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer. who now a,
Tuxedo, will pass the winter abroad
! Miss l.. Louise Coles. daughter % Samuel Coles OF
No. 4l2 West One-hundred- and forty sxth-s,.. was
married to Walter Raymond Morris at the brides
home, Oh Washington Heights on "Wednesday
J afternoon O'Clock Abbott
kittredge performed the ceremony The wedding
quiet and Informal affair owing to the recent
death of the brides mother. Only few relatives
! and intimate friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Morris have gone TO the Berkshires for few