New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

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graduate OF Harvard University and a member
Of several clubs.
The members Of the Collegiate Church. in Forty
eighth-st and Fifth-ave. gave reception I'm honor
OF the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Donald Sage MacKay
/ In the church psrlors Tuesday evening. The
/ decora lions consisted OF palms tropical plants and
American Beauty Music furnished by
string orchestra and the choir OF the church.
Mrs. Eva G. Coleman and Messrs. Tooker and
| Boze. with the organist, rendered number OF Sc
/ lections A supper served. Among those pres
! ent Mr. and Mrs. James d. Taylor Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Van Steenbergh Mr.. and Mrs Charles
! II. Knox Mr. and Mrs John S Bussing Mr.. and
! Bookstaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Van Wagenen,
4 Runk Alfred Van santvoord, the @ Rev and Mrs
| Henry Z; Cobb the Rev. and Mrs. John G: Fags.
| F. Hyde Mr. and Mrs Robert T. Deyo. Mr. and
! Mrs. George 5. Hart. Mrs. Robert Macay, Mr. and
ir. Mr.. and Mrs Eben e. oicott. the Misses Xan
Kleeck and Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Harrison.
Kansas City Mo- Feb Sat the home OF the
brides parents. in this city at noon to-day Miss
/ Maude l. Fritz. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
! Fritz. and James L. Flood OF San Francisco son
| Of tho late James Flood the bonanza king were
married Because Of Illness IN the Fritz family
/ me wedding was quiet, only few intimate friends
/ being Invited. The decorations were elaborate and
/ the paror was bower Of English vioets The
Nes Of Sc E' ct6rS BY ss Rex uI DR. N NJ
FrsnGss lilis Of this city. was the maid Of honor.
best man. The wedding breakfast was at the Mid,
| land Hotel Among the many costly presents was
q Sl0VcD diamond necklace sent by Miss Jennie
! Flood. sister OF the bridegroom.
Washington. Feb. S-senator William n Roach.
Of North Dakota, and Mrs V. +. Pollock
married at 1890 O'Clock this morning the parson-
age OF 81 Pauls Catholic Church. and at noon
! they started for NewYork. The ceremony. which
was strictly private. performed by the Rev
Father Mackin. only members OF the two families
and intimate friends In attendance. those
present being Mrs Larkin sister Of the bride: her
/ two sons. Messrs. Claiming and John Pollock.
tor Roachs sisters the Misses "a; herine and s b
Roach; his daughter Miss Catherine Roach; his
and the Senator's brother J. f. Roach and his
wife. The bride the widow Of newspaper
America Her home was formerly in Nebraska
! Orange Feb. (SpecaD.-At st. Johns Roman
Catholic Church this afternoon Miss Lillian Esther
Nevns daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nevins
was married to John Frederick Nestor OF New
York by the Rev. Hugh p. Fleming rector Of the
church The maid Of honor Miss Katharine
Deerng Nevins sister OF the bride. and the brides
maids We're Miss Annie Dyer. OF Detroit. Mich, and
Miss Mary O'Reilly. OF Orange. The best man was
Thomas A Nevins. brother Of the bride and the
ushers were william F. Thompson, Alfred J:
Murphy. Henry NJ. Jewett and P. l. Ryan; all OF
/ Detroit: Marshall Nom gomery or Phiade phia.
and Nicholas Doyle. Of Wexford. Ireland Esther
Deerng Marshall flower girl, and Robert
Nevns Marshall page
OF ivory-white satin. made with train and
trimmed with duchesse and old point lace and
broidered with pearls She a diamond and
ruby heart on "A string OF pearls. the gift Of the
bridegroom. and diamond tiara. the gift OF her
brother. She carried shower bouquet OF orchids
and madenhair fern After the ceremony
cepton held at Holly Hall the home OF the
I bride I'm Harrisou-st.. East Orange. for Mr. and
Mrs. Nestor and also for Miss Katharine Deering
Nevins who r. 10 be married tomorrow morning
to Nicholas Doyle.
Orange. Feb. 8 (Speciai).-At the home OF Henry
Graves No q Berkeeyave.. this afternoon. his
daughter Miss Daisey Belle Graves. married
10 Lyman Thornton Goff, or Pawtucket r. J., by
the Rev. DR. James F. Riggs. pastor Of the Brick
Presbyterian Church. OF East Orange. The best
man was l.. II. Littlefeld OF Pawtucket. and tho
maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Gon. sister OF
the bridegroom. Tho bridesmaids were Miss Mary
de Barry OF New York: Miss Eleanor Clark. Mis-.
Mary Bradley and Miss Eleanor Sterling. Of the
Oranges. The ushers were Charles II. Miller and
Herbert II. Rice of Pawtucket. and Edward Graves
and William II Graves. brothers OF the bride