New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


TO Harry H Duryea, eldest son Of General Hiram
Duryea which celebrated at o'clock In the
afternoon In the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION,
East Twenty -ninth-st The chancel was filled
with spring blossoms and nlies while the hand
some altar ornamented with several clusters
Of white and lilies. The bride, who was
given away by DR.. Alfred L. Loomis the husband
OF her cousin wore a gown Of white satin trimmed
with point lace. and q veil OF the same lace
fastened with several Jewelied ornaments MISS
Miilicent Duryea, sister Of the bridegroom was
the maid OF honor. She wore an effective gown
OF white lace white satin, and toque mace
entirely Of white flowers. She carried a bouquet
OF pink sweet peas. There were no bridesmaids
Mr. Duryea's best man was Ellery o. Anderson
The ushers were Frank Duryea. cousin OF the
Bridegroom; his brother. Chester Burnen Duryea,
who year ago married Miss Nina Larre Smith,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Franklin w Smith, and
Frederick varker. After the ceremony. which was
performed by the rector. the Rev. Or George 7:
Of pr and MRS Mrs Alfred L tOoms No West
Forty-sxth-st. Some of the guests were Mr. and
Prince s aaf. Mr. and SDs' Mrs S stephen Tyns Nj and
Mrs. F. w. Smith, Mrs. Chester 3. Duryea. Mr.
and and Mrs. Wizard Humphreys and Mrs e. H. An
derson Mr. and Mrs Dusyes VIII % sRen66 6utnsd Their
sr. at Blue Mountain Lake which is placed at
the disposal Of the young couple EQUIPPED Win ma
conveyances.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Long TO Herbert A. Holmes
soemnized last evening at the home Of the
bride, No 81 West One-hundred- d-thirtieth-st
The bride, who was given away by her father was
attired in a gown Of cream white satin. trimmed
with point lace and pearls Her veil was of tulle
Miss Alice Eagleson wearing a gown OF pink silk
and mousseline de so,e was the maid % 0r nonor Nor
tie Lodwick, Miss Katie Trimble and Miss Clara
Lodwick; Their costumes were Of white silk null
over white silk. Mr. Holiness best man was his
brother, Holmes.
brides brother, j. j. Long h Crawiord ana
ceremony.
The engagement is announced of Miss Jessie
Kenyon Myers. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Myers. of Albany. to Major George p Hilton. Of
the 10th Battalion, also of that city
pretty home wedding last evening that
Of Miss Grace Hatch TO DR.. Ernest Nash Wilcox
which was celebrated at o'clock at the home Of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haydn
Hatch, No. 43 West Seventy-hfth-st. The ceremony
performed by the Rev. DR.. Isaac NJ. Halde-
man, pastor OF the First Baptist Church, this city
and It was followed by reception. The bridal
gown made with court train, embellished
with duchess lace and the veil Of tulle was held
In place with lilies OF the valley. The bridal bou-
quet Of white roses and lilies OF the valley
Miss Ethel May Hatch and Miss Alice Haydn
Hatch, sisters OF the bride. were the bridesmaids
They were attired in gowns OF yellow satin. COW
cred with point esprit Charles Wilcox, Of Spring
field, Mass, attended his brother as best man.
The ushers were Arthur e. Pike and DR.. Edward
RudderoW.
Miss Grace Adele McConlhe. daughter Of Mrs.
Alonzo McConlhe, Of Troy, will be married TO
Grosvenor P Orton. OF this city. Monday af-
5srnoon neTt June @ T. in s. Paurs rs Church, & TF9y S
brides mother No. Washington Place
The engagement is announced Of Miss Olga Kepp-
Ter, the younger daughter Of Mrs Pauline Keppler
Of No. q East seventy-nnth-st. TO ]. Julius
Scheuch, OF this city
DR.. and Mrs Howard Gillespie Myer Of West
seventythird- ST. will spend the summer at Quogue,
Long Island.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Hummell, daughter OF
j. H. Hummer, of Claremont-ave. Mount Vernon.
n Y TO Edward AJmann. Of this city. will occur
on Thursday next, June l5, al the home or the
brides father
Mr. and Mrs. John Giraud Agar. Of this city.
have arranged to spend the summer at their camp
cottage. on Birch Point, Upper saranac Lake in
the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis F. Within. OF West Brighton
Staten Island will spend the summer at Northeast
Hsrbor, Me In the autumn INN ,x MT and Mrs Within
MI and Mrs. Oscar F. Livingston have closed
their city home and now established for the
season in their country home near Morristown.
Nj.
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Dix Will pass the
summer months at Prldes Crossing. Mass. where
they have taken a cottage for the season
Mr. and Mrs Dana Bartholomew Of Ansonia,
Conn. at luncheon given at sherrys on Wednes-
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