New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

bridal party forming in the lower part Of
the church. the vested choir came from the vestry.
singing the professional hymn. and as the last
being sung. the bridal party entered.
First came the ushers-Albert Herter V. Everit
Macy. a cousin Of the bridegroom Edgar Van
Week Harry Burchell, cousin OF the bride; Charles
Hayden Of Boston and DR.. Vanderpoe Adriance.
They were followed by Miss Caroline Hasey. OF
Brooklyn. and Miss Bertha Macy. sister Of the
bridegroom, the bridesmaids, and then came the
bride leaning on the OF her brother. James @.
Burchell The bridegroom who is a graduate Of
Cornell and a member of the Players and the Re-
form Club. attended by his best man, John Adams,
received the bride the foot OF the chance steps.
The bride attired in gown OF white crepe.
with trimmings Of lace and wore tulle veil fast,
the valley and white roses. The bridesmaids wore
wRe hats With rney aso %
carried bouquets Of snowballs and handsome para
o 2o a E rs Ss aa M aey s s
and ushers gold link cuff buttons. The ceremony
IF st. sy os nsE P RsSd M
the Rev DR.. Abbott e Kittredge pastor Of the
f the SssTsh e fss! ne sS
cheii, Mr.. and Mrs. william H Kingsland Mr..
NJ" Macy NM Mr. WiaW and Mrs William Herbert Mr. and
Mrs, Brander Matthews, Mr and Mrs Francis
Mrs " V Everit Macy Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. ". s Cowles and Robert Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Macy will sail for Europe to-day. They intend to
remain abroad until autumn.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Walker. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Eliza Walker OF No IOS Fifth-ave.
TO Frank Winthrop Jordan. was solemnized at
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Church OF the
Divine Paternity Central Park West and Seventy
sixth-st The Rev. DR.. Charles H Eaton. the
pastor officated at the ceremony. The decora-
tIons in the chancel were OF pink and green. The
brides gown was Of white satin. emoellshed with
point lace. Miss Marguerite Jordan, sister OF the
bridegroom, was the maid Of honor Her costume
was Of white point desprit. Miss Josephine e.t Ior,
can M Miss f Mude eowen Miss CARTE
saun and Miss Adelaide Cooper were the brides
rnousseline de sole and white lace hats The
flower girl wore an Empire dress OF white S.,.s SIX
p. Sheriff.. George B wheeler. Harry a. Buxton.
frank Van he sne there
ception at Delmonicos.
Miss Emily L. Flanders. daughter Of the late
William Flanders, OF Boston. was married to
Charles w Maury. OF this city. yesterday after
noon. at her home No 25 East Thirty-eighth-st
Only relatives and intimate friends were present
at the ceremony and the reception which folo"ed;
rb,,rch or the Incarnation' was the officiating
clergyman. The brides only attendant was Miss
Turnure.
The wedding OF Miss Ida Selma Rosenthal TO
Edouard Josephi Solomons was celebrated at
o'clock last evening, at the home OF the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs Harry Rosentha No. l6l
West Eighty-sxth-st. The Rev. DR.. Mendes per-
formed the ceremony which followed by a
wedding dinner and a reception. Miss Carrie
Rosenthal was her sisters maid OF honor nor, @ Lhe
Davis Mr. Soomons's best was his brother.
oscar NJ solomons The usheTs ". were "a Joesph cs
tave Nathan.
The marriage OF Miss Annie Dodd Loughran 70
George Robert Percy OF Jersey City. took place at
$50 o'clock last evening at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs John Mcwiliam No. le West Nnety-sxth-st
Only relatives and small number OF intimate
friends present at the ceremony which was
performed BY the Rey Deyd & Wy,s pastor sT the 's
Rev. Cornelius Brett. Of Jersey city MISS louise
" ra Of @ The same place. attended the
bridegroom as best man.
Mr. and Mrs r. S. H. D'Hauteville. who are now
abroad are expected to return early next month,
when they will take possession OF their summer
home at Newport
The veddinss announced for to-day are those OF
Miss Augusta NJ. Linherr, daughter Of MT and
Mrs John A. Linherr, TO Vincent Paul Travers, In
the Church Of st. Francis Xavier; Miss Lillian j.
Hayes daughter OF Mrs. Margaret Hayes. TO Will
lam T. Redner. in st. Agnes's Church. East Forty
third-st Miss Louise Bancroft smithers. daughter
Of Francis Sydney smithers. Stephen Innes Of
Philadelphia in ST. James's Protestant Episcopal
Church Madson-av and Seventy-frst-st.; Miss
Gertrude Olllfe. to Howell Woolley, at the home
thrdst t The Mrs James B. Van HOevenberg OF New
Brighton Staten Island to Thomas ssSnan s o
SaFF9 Srde moeher ssFty Mrs FnS FredercE
Of Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Berran to William n,,t. r.
sm at Rs.y 81 Jamss SsasStsq
Charles r. Reilley to Joseph F. A. oDonpeli In
NE crh of 81 to seary OF MeyeP in A the Church
OF the Holy Rosary, East one-huhore -ii'i0-
teenth-st
Mr. and Mrs Louis Miller. OF jamaica Long Isl
and. announce the engagement OF their daush'ef'
Miss Estele Miller. 10 Max Deckinger.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur T. Kemp are at Newport,
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. William X. vanderbilt
IT, The cottage leased for hs e. season Ty MI ana
Miss Martha Chambers Rogers. daughter OF the
late Captain C. P. Rogers. and sreat-sranddaush-
ter Of Commodore Perry 81 the s,bsrt sn'se sesss i
Of this city, at Pittsburg tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs Hermann Oerichs will leave town
to-day for Newport, whore they Will remain for
the season.
Invitations have been issued to the residents OF
Westchester County to a lawn party al the west
chester Temporary Home, to be heid on Sa,uroaS
a,ernoon There Will be music. and an opportunity
will be given the guests TO inspect the Home see
how the children cared for and the manner ma , IN
which they INSTRUCTED and trained lot uss,ai wr
pursuts Miss Emily o. Butler. OF ScarsdaIe Mrs;
Richard NJ Hoe, OF Iryngton; Mrs Jonn S Rea a. Q.
Miss s. NJ Nichols, OF Tsrytown Mrs Martin !.
Keogh, OF New Rochelle. and Mrs. David B. Cowies
OF Rye are committee having the lawn party IN
chargc A large rumber OF Westchester County
residents manifest their interest In the work OF the
society by promising be present IL Is an insutu-
tion that Is worthy of confidence and support the
object being receive and care for all such des-
tute children of the county as may be legally COM
mitted 10 It's charge.
The marriage OF Miss Anna 3. Lane daugter or
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Toll Lane. to Henry Bird. OF
THE Boston Advertiser" was solemnised at noon
yesterday in Grace Church. Brooklyn The Rev. DR.