New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-02
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Wickes OF
No "A West Twenty-seventh-st.. married TO
Oscar Serril Flash Of New Brighton Staten Island.
IN Trinity Chapel. West Twenty ffth-st. The chan
eel prettly decorated with roses and growing
plants while the altar several filled
with lilies and white The Rev. DIR. William
II. Vibbert. the vicar OF the chapel, was the on
ciating clergyman. The bride wore gown Of white
satin. trimmed with duchesse lace; coronet OF
orange blossoms held the tulle veil in place. and
she carried bouquet OF lilies. Mrs. W. WARDEN
Jennings the matron OF honor. The brides
maids Miss Kathleen Hagan. OF this city; Miss
Maise Davidson. OF Daytoria Fla. Miss Blanche
Garner OF Stroudsburg PENN and Miss Louise
Gerardin Of Boston. Their gowns were OF green
silk, yelled with white mousseline de sole They
sG short e of yae n best man
Edward Parmle: OF this city and the usners were
Du Bostt and Dr. George Lewis Wickes. brother
Of the bride. After the ceremony there was Weu-
Mr. and GfAs Mrs Flash INTEND S to SAL
next. June In the steamship Britannia i0r Gng
land. They will remain abroad until next octooer'
when they will return to make their home at New
Brighton. Staten Island.
Miss Laura THAN. the third daughter of Alex
ander Thain was married to Albert Buckley
Nichols young lawyer OF this city. at noon yes
terday. at the home OF her father. No. % East
Eighty-third-st. 1t was small wedding the I'M
mediate relatives only being present at the cere-
mony which was performed by the Rev c. ~
sellick of South Norwalk. Conn. The bride. who
white organde, trimmed with vaenciennes lace, and
hats She u carried bouquet Of white sweet peas
Miss Bernice Niver,- In gown OF whlte SIX mu,I'
There we're no bridesmaids or ushers Mr. Nlcholss
best man was Percy Liscomb, Of Albany. After the
ceremony there was wedding breakfast for the
relatives.
In the Roman Catholic Church OF the Holy limo
a
noon Yesterday Miss Alice Josephine Donnely,
daughter OF the late Mrs. Ellen Donnely, OF No.
25l West Thirty fourth-st.. was married to Daniel
J. Early. Father O'Keefe. OF the Paulist Church
this city oficiated at the ceremony, wnich was
followed by a breakfast for the relatives only at
the Savoy Hotel. Miss Donney. who wore cos
tune Of gray poplin with hat TO match. was given
away by her brother-n-aw Edward R. OReilly,
OF Elizabeth. y. ]. Miss Anna Early. sister OF the
tired in a gown OF pink crepe de chine and large
pink hat ornamented with pink and white flowers
The ushers were J. W. Cannon and Joseph Ryan 1;
After their honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Early Will
spend the summer on Long Island.
In the Church Of the Blessed Sacrament. West
Seventy hrst-st.. at o'clock yesterday afternoon
Miss Elizabeth Jordan. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Demilt Jordan, was married to Edward
d. OBrien, a son OF Justice OBrien, OF the Court
OF Appeals The Rev. Clarence Woodman OF the
Congregation OF st. Paul. assisted by the rector.
the Rev. Matthew A Taylor. performed the
riage ceremony. The bride wore a gown of white
satin and a tulle veil. which was caught up with a
diamond feur-de-lis pin. gift from the Bridegroom
Miss Clara Ince. in gown Of pink SILK. covered
with pink moussene de sole, and white ana PINK
hat was the maid OF honor. The bridesmaids. TWO
in costumes OF white silk yelled with white null
P PRG ha %eTe Miss %cBde Miss Peek
and the brdegrooms two sisters MISS o Louise
brother OF the bridegroom, was best man me
ushers were the brides brother Frank b JORDAN;
Maurice c. Spratt, p. Tecumseh Sherman. Nash
lockwood Harry Coke and Andrew Foye The
reception for relatives and intimate friends was
Eighty -eighth-st.
The marriage Of Elyse Katz, the third daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Katz. of Paterson. n. j.. to
Albert Scheurer OF Newark. took place last even
ing at the Waldorf-Astora. The bridal gown OF
white satin was covered with point lace. The train
was of white chiffon. Miss Lucille Katz the
maid of honor The bridesmaids were Nj, Miss Marie
strong. Miss Madeline Marsh Miss Lena Soheurer.
and S H hn" Rita Kaz %oses scheurer Was Ses
man, and Major Herbert KATE. Leo Scheurer. Her
Scheurer, Eugene Spiegelberg and Jay Spiegelberg
were the ushers. wedding dinner and reception
followed the ceremony.
In St Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church,
Yonkers yesterday afternoon Miss Eleanor
Schenck Parker. daughter of the late Joel Parker,
OF this city. was married James L. Robertson
jr.. by the bridegrooms father. the Rev James L.
Robertson OF Galveston. Tex. assisted by the rec
tor. the Rev. James Freeman. The bride who was
given away by her uncle, the Rev. T. r. Smith,
OF this city was attended by Miss Edith Pinkham
as maid OF honor. The bridegrooms brother. Ster-
ling Robsrtson was his best man: me usners
Harvey Of This ,,, city William Esd OF Geneva
The reception which followed at the home Of the
brides mother, at Park Hill. was attended only by
relatives.
Miss Edith L. Hard daughter OF George NJ Hard.
president OF the Chatham National Bank, of this
city was married to Robert Osborne. at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at Grace Church. Nyack. \.
Y The bride was attended by Mrs. James P.
Geddes of Brooklyn. maid of honor and by Miss
Mary c. Osborn Miss Helen Seixas, Miss Helen
Stewart and Miss Katherine Bertholf as brides
maids John Osborn was his brothers pest man.
The ushers William j. Parslow, sherwood W.
mediately after the ceremony. there was recep-
ton al Riverlawn the summer home OF the brides
father, at Nyack
The wedding Of Miss Martha Swift. daughter OF
the late DR.. Samuel Swift. to Samuel HOLSTER
was celebrated at noon yesterday In st. Tnomas $
Church Mamaroneck. y. Y. The Rev. Thomas r
Davies the assistant rector OF the Church OF the
incarnation this city and relative OF the or'de'
assisted by the Rev. Frank German, rector OF the
church, oiiciated at the ceremony Miss ANITA de
Barry was the maid Of honor. and Miss Alice DOM
mick and Miss Sybn Bowers. Of this city; Miss May
Dwight Of Brooklyn; Miss Park, OF Englewood;
Miss Hamilton and Miss Alice Rogers Of Rochester;
Miss Mcleod of Scranton, Penn, and Miss COL
Inns. of Boston. the bridesmaids. They were
attired in pretty gowns of white silk muslin, with
trimmings Of pink, and each carried a shower bou-
quet of pink roses. John HOLSTER OF Grand Rap
ids. was his brothers best man. The ushers were
6 Rrinckerhoff Thorne. John Thomson or Indian
apolis: Roger Sherman Baldwin, T. l. Clarke and
Michael Gavin OF this city; Nelson Barnes, or Chi
csgo; J. B. Neale. Of Scranton, and ID. g Adams.
OF Utica The reception followed at HiLandae
Farm the home Of the brides aunt. Mrs. Watson
B. Dckerman.
The marriage OF Miss Jennie Trumoull smith,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Kirby Smith. TO
Irving Johnson Benjamin took place last evening
a, the home Of the brides parents, No. Hs West