New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

..,.,o, for relatives and intimate friends. fol-
Iexvsd AZ the home OF the BRIDES parents, NO 16so
broadway
IT,. x-eading OF Miss Anne Havemeyer Lee,
srghter OF the late DR.. z. E. Lee Of this city, to
,,.ho,t Darrell Jefreys. retired lieutenant Of the
V'.,ss Navy was celebrated at o'clock yesterday
s,s-roon in the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. in
a.. rrvrentv-ninth-st The bride was given away
A her uncle Charles Henry Semi. She wore a
sorn OF white satin with lace trimmings. Her
,s,er Miss Edwyns Lee was the maid OF honor
THE bridesmaids we're Miss Alice Ireland. Miss
crsan Romans. Miss Sallie Roe. Miss May Brown
suss Misc Hildegarde Hawthorne Their gowns
an Of pink mousselne de sole, and their hats
No. sn also carried bouquets OF pink roses. Daniel
pacon was the brdegroom's best man.. The ushers
TThert Mclean and Charles latham. small re-
,ion was held at the home OF the bride No. 127
East twenty -nrst-st
Frederic Bronson was the coachman the pub
-. coach Pioneer yesterday on its regular trip
,rorn the Holland House TO the Casino at Ards
,,r.on-the-Hudson and return The passengers
we're Mr.. and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, Mr.. and
WTs Guy Norman. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Patton
md Tracy Bows. The coach has been engaged for
, snS BY Center Hitchcock.
Mas Catherine Baker Wainwright viii be mar
,,.d 10 Sumner s. Bauman. OF Millersburg. Penn
his evening at the home OF her parents Mr. and
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seventhst.
=, g. James's Lutheran Church. Madison-ave
,d Seventy third-st. last evening was celebrated
.sa wedding of Miss Martha Marie Eylers. the
,,v daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Eylers. OF No
81 West Ninety-second-st. 10 J. Enoch Gest Me-
rrue son of Joseph r. Megrue. of this city. the
carriage ceremony was performed by the pastor
- the church the Rev. DR.. ]. r. Remensnyder.
ssssted by the Rev c. Armand Miller. pastor OF
enc church OF the Holy Trinity. West Twenty
ers,-st The bride who wore gown OF white
.atin trimmed with point lace and veil OF tune,
was given away by her father. Her maid OF honor
ras Miss Julia 1. Higgins and her bridesmaids
u,sra Miss Dresler Miss Mileman. Miss Rule and
Miss Giles Mr.. Megrue's best man was e: Nor
gan strcklett The ushers We're j.. II, Ma afa'
EEonoving the ceremony there reception and
anne for the Immediate relatives and members or
ne s,S 95fl Mr. and Mrs Megrue will spend
,ber honeymoon in the West. and on their return
reception Yep. ry T O on Wednesday, afternoon May
II AZ their home in West Ninety-second-st
The marriage OF Miss Alice Ham. daughter OF
Nv ana Mrs Charles II. Ham, OF No. 81 West Fiji
,,,-seventh-st TO Layton Brewer. son OF Mr. ana
Mrs Henry Brewer. took place at noon yesterday
IN All Souls Protest Episcopal Church. Madison
ave and S!xty-sixth-st The Rev Dr. X heDer
Newton. the rector Of the church. assisted by the
Rev Or W S. Rainsford. Of st. Georges Church.
of1oated at the ceremony. which followed by
breakfast served for the family and bridal party
at the home OF the brides parents. The bridal
gown was OF white satin and the veil was OF tule.
Miss Ethellyn Brewer sister Of the bridegroom, was
The bTide's only attendant Willard Vinton King
was best man and Arthur Fa 5da Woe hoper' =
bert f. Gibbs and Thomas c. Lyman Were the
ushers.
fashionable wedding yesterday was that OF
Miss Mary Gould Northrop niece Of the late Jay
Gould and sister of Mrs. Charles Henry Snow
wife Of the dean of the School OF Applied Science,
New-York University 10 Walter n Walker OF
this city at the home Of Dean and Mrs. Charles
Henry snow. on University Heights. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock in the afternoon by the
Rev Thomas Rchey. of the General Theological
Seminary, and followed by reception The
bride wore white satin gown trimmed with polht
lace DR.. William l. Bradley was best man. ana
Willard H. Wheeler Henry NJ Keator. Albert a
Northrop and w. Bertrand Walker were the ush-
ers More than two hundred persons were
present at the wedding and reception among
ter Of the bride: Miss Helen NJ Gould. Mr.: and
Mrs Edwin Gould, Carroll D. Wn Wg IT, Cn Me-
Mary A Snow. Miss Snow. Mrs. George +: shrady
and Chancellor and MIS- ,b owers me We'd
ding breakfast was served IN me bs x ss
abroad and will make their home in this city on
their return.
Pbiu,psburg. y. j. April &c (speciaD.-In the
Main street Methodist Episcopal Church to-day
Miss Edith E. King. daughter Of the pastor. the
Pe,, E V. King was married TO Harry B. Hill OF
,rot,enyine Staten Island y. Y. by the brides
Gather. assisted by the Rev. W. A. Brooks, Of Bel
y1dere. The bridesmaids were Miss Annie ,,. r.
rrhomson Of Paterson y. j., and Miss Lillian
Dewitt Of Delhi y. Y, and the brIdegroomIIis a.
fandants were Fred La Forge, Of TottehVlle ~
y and Chester King. Of Philllpsburg.
orsnqe \ J.. April 20 (SpeciaD .-Thomas A.
Nevins. son Of Thomas Nevins. the contractor OF
Holly Hall. East Orange. and Miss May Vincent
jackson daughter Of the late Henry Vincent JACK
son. Of Inane Castle Ireland, were married this
morning at 7 o'clock, in St. Venantiuss German
Roman Catholic Church. in Henry-st Orange
rrbs wedding was arranged on short notice as M.
Nevins had arranged to sail for Europe TINS morn
ing and yesterday he suggested 10 MS nance Ilal
they could be married and go abroad on their wed
ding trip. only relatives and close friends were
u,ass,t 81 the ceremony. which was performed by
~ Rev p A Wenzel pastor Of the church'
Nicholas DOYLE was the best man, ana Mrs t,d
las Doyle nee Lillian Nevins acted as the otl1 NJ
maid A reception followed al the nome % ~,
Ns-,jns in Harrison-st. East Orange, ana theh
tbs voung couple hurried 40 New-Aork wnere, ny
.ooL the New-York for Southampton. MISS JACK
tooA ~ 49, ,.isItinp AT the NeVnss home for
some time having come over rom Helhnu No rrteS
her brother II Vincent Jackson, VINO l Va -
Mrs. Robert Marshall. also oausn'ei "a ~
Thomas A. Nevins although quite young man,
&c .ba nresdent OF the Consolidated Gas CVIlpanSS
snd a large stockholder ir the Newark IelSpLVlles
COMPANY and is also interested IN hui"'e' -
important contracts.
Canton. Ohio. April 2s-Carl Rudolph schuitH'
OF NeN-York and Miss Clara Shields OF this ci,S'
whose engagement was announced at the "hito
House In the holidays, were married mere 'o-nie"'
me Rev John A. Hall officiating. The maid OF
bo,or was Miss Schultz. Of New-York, a sister OF
the bridegroom. and the bridesmaids were Misses
Ars,aa and Caroline Harter and Rachael Bel