New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08

Place by the pastor the Rev. Thomas A Nelson,
assisted by the Rev. Charles +. Williams. pastor
Of the sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Helen BocDo Of Manhattan, cousin OF the
bride was maid OF honor. Tho bridesmaids were
Miss Clara r.. Aue and Miss Mabel Il. Vanderbilt,
OF Packer. g. classmates Of The bride Miss LCtue
storey. Miss May Caldwell Mis- Mildred Walker
pcsf man was Harold H. Eayiss and the ushers
Carroll :. Dunphe. u Manhattan, Harry X. Beeoe,
OF Utica. a cousin OF the bride Frederick Litter.
OF Harrisburg Penn. classmate OF the bridegroom
in Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute Of Troy, NJ
Russell llcrder, Richard Thackeray, and Frederick
gineer Of the Chicago and Northwestern Hallway.
Tho couple left on last Thursday night for state
John Alfred Edward Turncy. son OF Sir John
Turncy. Of nottingham, England, was married on
last Thursday evening 10 Miss olive Viola Young.
daughter OF Mr.. and MIs. Richard Young. oi 30.
81 Lincoln Road Flatbush. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Cornelius I. Well, in the
Flatbu~h Reformed Dutch Church Stands OF
chrysanthemum lined the aislcs. and the pulpit
and platform We're banked with palms The bride
wore a gown Of white satin trimmed with French
embroidery and tllle Veil. She carried bouquet
OF h.rs OF tine valley and orchids. Miss Ruth
Barrett her cousin. ana eight bridesmaids al
Waiker. Miss Margaret Robert Miss Mary Speer.
Martha GrlsWo!d ~ Jamestown \. y. Miss Clara
WallO~cr OF Harrishurs Miss Mary Rogers and
Miss Carrie Teal William Barrett a cousin OF
Shealcr Ii,aueri Iouemir.. Morris strong LLOYD
OF thc bride. Richard Walker and Frederick
Walker. Ailer BRIEF trip they viii return to
Flath4sh They VIII sail on October u in the
Oceanic for their home IN Tattcrsal Drive the
Park. iu Nottingham. England
Miss Anue r. Nuttng. ~ Elghiy-tniri-si and
Tw,lfth-avc.. Dyker Heights. and Samuel a La
vgnc. Of South Norwak. Conn. to be married
on TUESDAY evening at he home Of the bride by
ne Ne IA e
Norwaik where Mr Lavigne IS engaged in business
Beginning tomorrow evening. series Of six
games of progressive cuchre viii be played AT the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Armstrong. OF
Eieveuth-aye, Dyker Heights. There Will be cost
prizes while the BOBBY prizes viii be consolation
TO those who tail to maxi good score, The pro.
the New Dykcr Heights Episcopal Church about to
Doe erected
Lieutenant Mccaucy. OF Company +. 18th Reri-
m,ni is "A guest of Corporal Emil stenins OF the
same regiment. st the iatiers nome I'm BAY Eighth
si. hai1 i"1rt.
The FIRST anee-klatsch u the season Was held
on Thursday evening At The cottage Of Mr.. and
Mr. Robert Fay in Ninetecnth-ave.. Bath Beach.
over forty couples osponced 90 the invitation ana
To-, musI.a programme "rs furnished hy The
gue-f-
Mr. and Mrs stephen Golding with The Misses
Eth.l and Elaine Goldine. have closed their sum-
mcr cottage fla kenson-aLe. batn reach and r.
turned GO their NrN "rh nome. n twenty sec
una--i
10. Dolphin club h,o u- hs stag on
Wednesday evening at the Fort Lowry Hotel Pro-
i,ssoual talent furnished The amusement ana the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by those present
hold its winter meetings ~ The Fort Lowry Hotel