New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28


1t was announced officially yesterday that there
would be no parade of the Coaching CLUB inns
spring The annual parade will take place at New
port some time in August There VIII De me can, an
nua trip Of the members OF ths omorrew at
least the start will be made tomorrow morning
by coaehload Of men who vii, be AZ INC stasatsbnrS
on the Hudson. over Sunday.
The road coach Pioneer engaged yesterday
by Center Hitchcock on It's regular daily trip from
the Holland House to the Ardsley Casino and re-
turn Mr.. Hitchcock's guests Mr.. and Mrs
C. oliver Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. T, j. Oakley Rhine
lander, Mrs. Thomas Hitehcoek jr, Woodbury.
Kane. George Pollock and Gould Hoyt George W.
Rives was the whip.
At noon yesterday in Trinity Chapel. in West
Twenty-flfth-st. near Broadway. Miss Mary Starr,
a daughter of the late c. NJ Starr was married 10
the Rev. John Mills Gilbert. OF Waterford. y. Y.
1t a small wedding. the guests at the cere-
mony only the relatives and personal frienos
Of the young couple. One OF the guests was the
mother OF the bridegroom. who was carried into the
church in an invald's chair. and was becomingy
saluted by the bride as she leaving the church
with the bridegroom. The bride was escorted 10
the altar and given away by her brother-in-law'
the Rev Edward W. Babcock. She was aturea III
gown OF white SATIN ana ."''e rh wi bomnuet was
OF lilies Of the valley. Miss George starr sister OF
was Of white silk covered with white mousseIine
de Sole trimmed with ruffies. She wore also
ried ed bou9uet of pink roses. The best man was
the bridegroom's brother. Walter r. Gilbert OF
Mansfield Edward l. Horsman John B. Dumont
and Robert Grannis After the Geremqny %n.rh
the vicar of the chapel assisted by the Rev;; N
Heavenly Rest, there was a wedding breakfast for
the members Of the two families ana the orida
party at the New-Amsterdam Hotel
The marriage of Miss Emily Mary Simpson.
daughter Of the late Thomas Simpson of this city.
to Alvah Morton Hunt OF Charleston. s. C., took
place last evening at the Hotel Majestic. where
the bride since her return from trip around the
world has made her home with her aunt, Mrs
Louise D. Simpson. There was an elaborate floral
decoration in the ballroom. where the marriage
ceremony performed by the Rev. DR. /. ~
Haldeman. pastor of the First Baptist Church.
The bride, who given away by her brother
Oswald b. Simpson. wore a gown of heavy white
sotn the skirt being bordered with band or
duchess point lace. coronet Of orange blossoms
held the tulle veil in place. The bridal bouquet
was of white roses The maid of honor MISS
Julia Anderson and the bridesmaids Miss Ala j.;
bride and Miss Anita Van Buren, were atIiren
in gowns of white lace over pink satin Eacn
bouquet Of pink roses The flower girl; Ms Miss
Bessie Presby was in gown OF Tnse aH Walker
of Charleston. was the bridegroom pest t Il1Ss
ton, Of Boston: n. Langdon Butler and Jerome Kobe
Ter After the ceremony reception was Held ana
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H. Wylie Mr..
and Mrs William Mecormc william cr NV Snd
Mrs. a j. G. Judson Mr. and Mrs Frederic PIssby.
Mr. and Mrs John asfT T Mr M ns yrs Pres a.
by Mr. and Mrs John Seymour Miss seymour our
Mr. and Mrs H. D9dge Mrs. nnd Mrs M' Aex
s MTf f f. Martin MRS Stanley and Mrs vii
lam lam oswald, Mrs HOrncr Miss Horner and Miss
Oswald.
Mrs Lucy A. gilbert daughter Of Mrs. Charlotte
Culbert and Of the late John w. Culbert, was
married to Charles j. Zippel at o'clock last even
ing at the home of her sister Mrs. Herbert B.
Harding No 325 West Seventy-seventh-st. The
Rev DR.. Lefingwel. of Philadelphia. performed the
deliberately trimmed with point lace and the ,T Xel
was of tulle. Miss Ethel Harding ana MISS
Mathldc Harding were their aunts attenda ants
They wore pretty gowns 2 q 6e w ask his brohe
best man There were no ushers. After the cere-
mony there wedding dinner
Tho wedding Of Miss Emily Grant Smith, daugh-
ter of Mrs s. Grant Smith Of Philadelphia TO
Emil Hozhauser was celebrated last evening In
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Holy Trim
t ana wss hed al the home Of the
brides sister, Mrs. f. Horace Hamilton. NO. AS
Lenox-ave.
In the Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
Amsterdam-ave. and undred-and-hfty-hfth-
ST. last evening occurred the wedding OF MISS lua
Harriet Allen. daughter of Ethan Allen. to FRED
eric Potts Sperry. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR. George Fl. Payson. uncle OF the
bride of Railway, n. j.. assisted by the pastor OF
the church. the Rev. DR.. John c. Bliss. The pride
wore gown of white satin embellished with tulle
and a veil of tulle. She carried bouquet OF white
orchids and lilies of the valley Miss Annie /.
Sperrv sister of the bridegroom. In "A gown OF
wnte ss eh carried bouquet of pink roses The
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With overgowns of white mousseline de sole. were
Miss BESSIE G I RchmoE nd H Miss Ida Ramsey
OF Bryn Mawr. PENN, and MISS rear hou'Ss 80
Rbfe a U Df Foster Bryan was man
a Mli' walter wheeler OF stratford Conn; Amos P
Randolph Perkins Of this city. served as ushers a
large reception followed at the home Of the prize
parents No. $50 ST Nicholas-ave. MT and Mrs.
Sperry will spend at least part Of their honey
moon at Hot Springs
The marriage OF Miss Pauline Gray. daughter OF
Judge John Clinton Gray, to DR.. J. F. Ferguson
will take place tomorrow at the home OF Mrs ]. A.
Is in mourning the wedding will be small one
Miss Catherine Baker Wainwright was married
70 Sumner sallade Bauman. of Millersburg Penn.
last evening at the home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Wainwright. No. 12l East Twenty
seventh-st The Rev. DR.. James Lewis Parks.
rector of Calvary Church. Fourth-ave. and Twenty
frst-st, officiated at the ceremony. The brides
attendants were three little girls Miss Catherine
Grlggs, of Waterbury, Conn; Miss Elizabeth
Schmidt OF Morrstown. ~ j.. and Miss Marion
Price of Philadelphia. They were attired In
dresses of pink silk. trimmed with rosebuds Will
lam Van der venter was best man. The ushers
were the brides brother, David G. Wanewright,
and Clifton McLearn of Philadelphia. There was
a small reception after the ceremony.
Madison ~ j., April n (SpeclaD-Miss Anna Ger
trude Hart eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James
Hart Of Madison, married 70 James T. Moran.
OF Boston, last evening by the Rev Joseph Ronalds'
assisted by the Rev. Samuel B. Hedges. Miss
Margaret Hart a sister of the bride. maid OF
honor. Richard L. Page. OF New,York CITY was
best man. Alexander e Jones James r NeiIli
r. Louis Seaman OF New-York city, and Edward
r FYernly OF Madison. were the ushers recep-