New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

The wedding OF Miss Juliet Breck. daughter OF
the late Charles j. Breck Marshall Spring hagar
celebrated at yesterday in the chah-ry
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Zion ana
St. Timothy. in West Flfty-seyenth-st There were
present at the ceremony only the relatives OF the
couple and a small number Of their most Intimate
friends The Rev Dr. Henry Lubbock, the rector OF
the church. officated at the ceremony. The bride
who was given away by her mother ana vas III Gii-
attended. a gown OF white SILK covered WITH
pearl grenadne and a small white nat dressed
With white roses and white liacs AusTstus T orI, IL
Skillin was the bridegroom's best man ne only
usher was the brides brother Charles ). BrecK
Miss Marion Howard ChamplIn daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlts Stewart Champin. was married
10 Andrew Bache Newcombe yesterday afternoon
in the Protestant Episcopal Church OF st. Mary the
Virgin. In West Forty-slxth-st. The Rev DR..
George T. Christian. the rector Of the church per-
formed the ceremony. The bride whose gown was
OF white taTeta. trimmed with moussene de sole.
attended by maid OF honor Miss Eleanor
Arninger whose costume was Of white silk and
lace. Charles VI. Newcombe best man, and
Clarence Berry. Edgar A. Slote J. b. Small and
Louis B. Ostrander the ushers A reception
and seated wedding breakfast followed the cereo
mony At the home Of the brides parents. No 50
West Ninety-third-st.
A wedding which filled the pews in the Church
OF All Saints. Madison-ave. and One-hundred nd
twenty-nnth-st. yesterday afternoon. was that Of
Miss Mary Loretto Murphy the only daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs James Murphy to stephen Henry
Keatng. a Of James p Keatlng Commissioner
OF Highways. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Richard J. Keeffe. OF Tompkins
Cove. n. Y. a cousin ot the bride. The bride was
attred In a gown OF white satin the corsage and
skirt trimmed with point lace. The veil Of tulle
was fastened with diamond sunburst pin. a pres
ent from the bridegroom. ard small cluster OF
orange blossoms The bridal bouquet OF white
roses and lilies Of the valley Miss Katharine Keat
ing a sister OF the bridegroom. was the maid OF
honor. and Miss Mary Early and Miss Tesse d.
HanlOn bridesmaids
tired in costumes OF white silk covered with lace
and wore picture hats OF lace and chiffon John
David Creamer was best man. The ushers were the
brides brother, John Murphy; George NJ Olcott.
Andrew Ernest Foye and the bridegr0oms brother.
DR.. John Heating The wedding reception for the
immediate family and personal friends OF the couple
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, No.
"a West d-and-thirty-thrd-st
The marriage Of Miss Emma Keller. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Keller 10 DR. Augustine
Charles Mcclure was solemnized last evening at
the home Of the parents OF the bride. No 342 West
One-hurdrpd- nd twenty -secO1d-st The Rev. Mat
thew VI. Taylor. the rector OF the Church Of the
Blessed Sacrament, performed the ceremony. The
bride whose gown was of white satin. draped with
point lace was attended by her sister Miss Estelle
Keller as maid Of honor The latters gown was Of
pale-green silk covered with white point d'esprit.
The bridal veil was fastened with pearl and dia-
mond ornament. present from the bridegroom
Daniel Mcclure was his brothers best man. The
ushers were the brides brothers, Adam Keller. II.
and Frank Keller Thomas Fogarty. George Smith,
Dr. DR.. Feiding Robcaon and Joseph MCGUIRE.
brother Of The bridegroom hs guests G d al me Sere
Dieterlen. Mr.. and Mrs George smith Miss Hall Hall
Mrs MIS- + Frey. S'ia Mr. and Mrs 4 Tscheppe Mrs F
Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mcguire, MISS
Az Asnes Mrs neTfr II g F Koch Mrs John simpson Mr.
and Mrs John Jasper and Mr. and Mrs. Charles l..
Holt
A fashionable wedding in Mount Vernon this
afternoon will be that Of Miss Ella Louise Rhoades'
the only daughter OF Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry
Eckford Rhoades 10 the Rev ~ Frederick Van
uorsen pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at Car
mel. y Y, which will occur at o'cioek n IN the
First Presbyterian Church. There VIII De
weddng reception at iae no AFTER % the ceTemony
which will be performed by the Rev Charles s.
Lane.
Miss Grace A. NEEDING. the second daughter Of
Professor and Mrs Charles W. Needing. was mar
ried to Dr l. standish Hobrook at noon yesterday
az the home OF her parents No. 1872 West One-hun-
dred-and-twenty-elghth-st. The Rev. DR.. d. Parker
Morgan the rector OF the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest performed the ceremony. There present
only the relatives and some intimate friends. The
bride. who was in gown OF the conventional white
Miss Alice Needing, as maid OF honor The flower
girl the brides cousin. Mss Edith Somers. Mr..
Holbrook's best man was Steward NJ. Needing,
brother OF the bride. The ushers were the BRIDE
groom's brother. Augustus Holbrook and Morris P.
trip will spend the summer in New-Jersey.
Miss Ada VI. Reeve and George d. Moore. OF
Washington Heights, this city. were married at
noon yesterday the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs o. b. Reeve. in East Moriches Long
Island. The Rev. Clarence Geddes pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church. performed the ceremony. The
best man was brother OF the bridegroom Nor
man Moore. and Mrs. Norman Moore. a cousin OF
the bride matron OF honor. The ushers were
H. J. Chichester and William Miller The Misses
gadf Mel
were flower girls. The marriage ceremony was. per-
formed on the lawn where a bridal arch OF ferns
and white roses had been erected. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast served In the Hulse
cottage. The happy couple started on the after
noon train for Clintondale. n Y. where the honey
moon will be spent, after which they will live In
Manhattan.
Albion. Mich, June H-Miss Bessie W Bruce
youngest daughter Of DR. A @. Bruce. Of this place.
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