New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

ne wedding or Miss Frances Snackelton. ddu&n- |
ter of Mrs. David II. McAipin. TO Henry Knox son
of Samuel Knox, Of St. Louis. was celebrated at
o'clock yesterday afternoon In the Brick Presby-
terian Church, Fifth-ave. and Thirty seventh-st
The Rev. DR.. Henry Dyke. the pastor Of the
church. oficisted at the ceremony. The bride wore
gown Of white satin. trimmed with point lace and
a tulle veil. which fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of lilies Of the
valley. Miss Elise Wright. OF Newark was the
maid of honor and MISS Anna Benedict. Miss Ger
trude O'Counor and Miss May. Pitney. daughter OF
vice-Chanceor Pitney. Of Morristown. were tho
bridesmaids. These young women were attred
alike in gowns of white silk. covered with white
gauze. trimmed with cream lace. and Neapolitan
straw hats, adorned with pink roses Each carried
a bouquet OF pink roses. with white chiffon sashes
sprinked with lilies OF the valley Benjamin Prince,
of Irvington was the bridegroom best The
ushers were James s. Martin and DR.. Henry 8.
Leake. of this city, Alfred Dennis. OF Newark;
schconhSyep OF Buffalo. and Edward Pynshon Of
reception for the immediate relatives and personal
snds at the d P'S HO S ss
Charles McApS Mr. and Mrs James Holman
Mrs. r. Enox. Mrs. Nelson Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
MI R ssd Mfs RoSsa h M1 Mr.
and M GT B 3. Hunter Mcxpin Mr. and Mrs.: John
Mrs. Knox return from their wedding trip they
will make their home In this city.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Isabella Rawlins.
daughter OF Major Henry Rawlins. to Frederic
William Menzes a son OF W. J. MenZies OF Edin-
burgh, Scotland took place at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in St. James's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Madison-ave.' and Seventy-hrst-st The
Rev DR.. F. Walpole Warren the rector, assisted
by the Rev. Mr. Matthews. officated at the cere-
mony The bride, who entered the church with
her father. attlred in gown Of white satin
the bodice trimmed with Honlton lace. The veil
Of Honiton lace the same worn by the brides
mother at her wedding. twenty years ago. The
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley. Miss Mildred
Dale Rawlins. sister OF the bride, was the maid of
honor, and Miss VI. Constance Day, Miss Nathalie
Hatch and Miss Alice Menzles. sister OF the bride
groom were the bridesmaids They were dressed
alike In gowns OF yellow silk covered with yellow
lace and large hats made Of yellow roses orna-
mented with yellow tulle ponpons Mr.. Menzess
best man was his brother William Young Menzies.
Of Scotland. The ushers were the brides brotner'
John Armstrong Rawlins; r. Launcelot Cuthbert,
Alfred Henry Rawlins, also brother OF the bride.
and Frederic Toppin The wedding reception fo!-
lowed at the home Of the brides father, NO. 81
West Sixty-eghth-st. Among the guests were w.
j. Menzies the father Of the bridegroom. who came
Robert D. Graham. DR., and Mrs. Kimball. Mr.. and
Mrs William S. Fansshawe. the Misses Fansha awe
j. seare Barclay: c. c. Cuyler George H. Church,
Mrs Nathaniel Hatch Miss Herrek Mr. and Md. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Bovine saunderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd MI and p Mrs W lillian R n Sands M
Rokeby, Miss Du Maurac, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan,
arthur T Urn and Mi and and Ms EEoo on k sa
urday in the steamship Campania. and will remain
abroad for about six weeks On their return t h
country home
Miss Lillian Tremere De Blos. daughter Of Mrs.
Julia Fuller De Blois was married to Harry Wei
In he
of the Divine Paternity. Central Park West and
Seventy-sixth-st large number Of guests were
present to witness the marriage ceremony which
was performed by the pastor Of the church the
Rev DR.. Charles II. Eaton. The bride wore a
gown OF white satin. trimmed with pearl emoroid-
cry. the bodice being ornamented with lace and
pearls. The veil OF tule and point lace was held
in place with orange blossoms The maid OF
honor was the brides sister. Miss Valerie De
Blos. who wore gown or figured mousselne oe
mar; James Arthur Mcknight was Mr.
Wack's best man, and Leonard Charles van
ton. John Russell James Mcdonald William Jud-
son and Gerald straton were the ushers h hdres
Of the brides mother. No. 1872 West Eighty
nnth-st.
A fashionable wedding to-day will be that OF Miss
Julia Fay Bradley daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
son Bradley. OF No SO2 Fifth-ave, TO the Kew
Herbert Shipman, Of the Rev. Dr. j. 3 snip
man. rector Of Christ Church. this city. when VIII
take place at o'clock, in st. Bartholomew
church Madison-ave. and Forty-fourth-st. The
young bridegroom. who Is chaplain OF tne f
esan Episcopal Chapel at the MiIitary AGa as as
ushers, and they will appear in their uniforms.
The wedding Of Miss Amanda E. ellis. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gillig; to JACOB JACOB siesei
will occur this evening at the Hotel savoy
The marriage Of Miss Abigail Loretta Hill.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Hill, TO Peter
Edward Mcclure will be solemnized so-Hay IN s md
Church of 81. lgnatlus OF Loyoid'
Eighty-fourth-st.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF MISS
Florence Beatrice Lloyd daughter of the Rev Or.
| william LLOYD Of this city. to George wright
Pecknell on wednesday evening. April %. IN the
Church Of the Messiah Park-aye ana nlTt Sv
The Rev ri p eHSs the marriage
mony. which will be supplemented oy reoepuoi
at the home Of the brides father
The Messengers on the public coach Pioneer yes
terday on its regular trip from the Holland House
n the Ardsley Casino at Ardsley- the Hudson;
and G IRE return We're Mr. and Mrs Newhof. Mr.; and
yrs Gar Tna' TiIImann and Miss Read who had the
box seat George r. Read was the coachman.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry Snef have issued
invitations for the marriage of their niece MISS
Annie Havemeyer Lee TO Lieutenant Robert Oar
reII Jeffrys OF the British Navy. April % at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION. this CITY
The engagement is announced OF MISS Ellen
Murie Beatrice SoItter. daughter OF the late james
Tavlor Soutter to Dr. James Clifton Edgar son OF
the late James Alexand n Edgar. Doth OF ths CITY
Arrangements are being made for concert 10
be given in the grand ballroom at the Waidori'
Astoria on the evening of April "a, in aid OF a
number Of free scholarships to be given oy the
and fnFU a
,ucleus of building fund for the erection OF a
conservatory of MUSIC on large pl pn;srs thsn
66eilor MacCracken of the University OF New
York and others will speak The toowhg yg ari
Hail end Edward Bromberg. 500 violonce,lioo
Hans Kronold and the Kaltenborn Strhs quartz"