New-York tribune., 1899-06-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

OF the late Charles d. Dckey. OF ,h,. ~
James VI. varnum. Surrogate Of Ney-York o.
was solemnZcd at noon YESTERDAY 4, ~
Church, Broadway and Tenth-st in tho
OF several hundred OF their friends .rhs,'
many In the church who had come IN ,,n
country to attend the wedding The dooo.-
In the church were confined 10 the chs,o,, /
consisted mainly OF white lilies white su..,
tall trees OF mock orange blossoms and ~
palms. The ushers who received the gues,s y
Lispenard Stewart. Frank s. witherbes y.
" L. Hoppin. J. Archibald Murray, ] We
Beekman. Howard Townsend and Charles A :,
Rensselaer,. OF this city. and Lieutensp,.c.y
mander Sargent OF Washington. Promp,Iv
o'clock the bride arrived at the church s,t
moments later the orgsnist. John VI. H.l,,,.,'
began the wedding march from "IohengrI, =
the bridal procession moved from the lox..
ridor into the middle aisle. to the chanesl
ushers walked hrst. followed by the ,xo
nieces OF the bride. Mis- Sophie Townsend A.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Howard Townsend ana y
Frances Dickey. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs CT
ID. Dickey Behind them came the br,ds =
her brother, Charles ID. Dickey who gave "A. ]
ter away. The bridegroom with his be.,
Robert Taylor Varnum his brother. stood q, ]
foot OF the chancel steps. The two small 80
maids. or flower girls. were attired alike IN eosy-
of white muslin. trimmed with lace and nink a.
bows. and picture hats OF russet straw dressed
pink roses and tips. Each carried a large h,sks
pink sweetpeas and marguerites The bride vo,
gown OF white satin. the corsage trimmed -
point lace. with a cluster Of orange b,o~oy
fastened with q diamond sunburst on ,hs
shoulder Her veil also Of point lace ne. \
same worn by her mother on her wedding day
was caught up with orange blossoms nd h
harvest moon of diamonds. She also wore a, !
throat a large brooch of diamonds and carr
a silver-bound prayer-book. Immediately ~
the ceremony, which was performed by the rte,l
the Rev. DR. William r. Huntington. there 81
a brea kfast at the home OF the brides brother n
II East Thirty-fourth-st. Some Of the guests a.
the Misses Varnum Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T L.
the Misses Low, Mrs Alexander T. Van Nes, N
Hamilton Fish Kean, Mr.; and Mrs John Gro.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Edgar. Mr. and NrI
Mrs. Howard Townsend. Mrs Charles A chIaI
Mr. and Mrs John Foster Mr. and Mrs Freds,1
de Peyster Foster. Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Graha,|
II Bradford. Mr. and Mrs; =. II. Porter, IT, 81
rogate Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs. Elhu Root, W
Root General Merritt, Mr and Mrs wnis|
Townsend DR. and Mrs. James, Mr. and MI
Stevenson, William Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs ArI
Seton, jr... Mr.: and Mrs Green9ugh. NJ and w
Coudert. jr.. Miss Renee Coudert. Mr. and Nd
Benjamin Kittredge. Mr.. and Mrs James Y. PED
man John W. A. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Kingsto;
Miss cram. Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright. Mr n
Mrs Thomas sherman Mrs Hoffman. the yis)
Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax McLsushln 4
Mr. and Mrs. stephen Whitney. ~ New-Hays|
Conn. General and Mrs. varnum will spend par}
the summer In Europe.
Miss Genevieve Willis was married 70 claral
Woodruff Of Newark. y. J.. at noon yesterday
the Church OF the Incarnation. Madison-aye z
Thirty-fifth-st. The Rev. T. r. Davies. the asnj
ant rector OF the church. performed the ceremo
~ lie usQG he m
Edward Woodruff attended his brother as
man. The ushers were Frank Hunt. X /. Nal
]. II. Kenmore and Stephen ID. Barnett.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Josephine Kes7
daughter of Mrs Robert II. Racey, to Thoz,
Simpson Arnton. was celebrated AZ O'Clock y
terday afternoon In the Protestant Episecl
Church OF the Epiphany. Lexington-ave. and m
ty-ffth-st The Rev. Joseph Hutcheson. the recs|
officated al the ceremony. which was supplemen 4
by reception az me nome o1 tne id ptiae nv nv"
attired in a gown Of white satin. trimmed ~
mousseline de sole and orange blossoms. was rv3
away by her stepfather. Robert n. Racey vm
also an uncle. A cluster OF orange blossoms u
the tulle veil in place, and the nrdal pouqneI "a
Of lilies OF tns ysey Miss nc Gerrrde I Rscey vs
gown was Of pale blue taffeta, covered with po-
d'esprit. She wore a large hat OF blue TUE y
carried bouquet OF pink sweet peas John
Arnton was HIS brothers best man. The lsha
were another of the brdegrooms brothers Chara
&. ArntOn, ana W after bTObH.
In the chantry OF Grace Church. Broadway Al
Tenth-st. yesterday afternoon. Miss Louise DuG
Davis. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Angus,
Davis. was married TO DR.. Henry Harlow Brod
by the Rev Mr.. Post Of Elizabeth. " ]. 4
bride. who wore her grandmothers wedding goi
OF white null. elaborately embroidered, and
OF tue. was attended by maid OF honor w
Mary Bonde OF Baltimore. who was also aul1
in white null, made In the Empire style, her ~
pire hat was adorned with white tips. Or, BrcoN
hest man was Or. Warren Adams. and the usn1
were I 8 Mukey. OF Oregon and Or sattera
After the ceremony there was a small reception ]
relatives and intimate friends at the home Oh
brides parents, No. 46 West f1fty-hfth-s'
A pretty wedding yesterday afternoon was y
Of Miss Edith Marie Allen. the youngest daugn1
of Mr.. and Mrs {. Leslie Allen. Of No. w
Ninetv-third-st TO Albert Perciva Hall. OF g
caCo son OF the late Albert Hall. Of the Board
Trade which was celebrated at $50 o'clock In
Agnes's Chapel in West Ninety-second-st \
Rev Dr. Charles Tyler Olmstead. the vicar OF
chapel, was the officiating clergyman. me o,,, ~,
goun was OF white Liberty satin. ornamented v.
duchesse lace. The veil Of tulle was fastened
orange blossoms. Miss Viola Allen. SISTER 0,
bride the maid Of honor wore a gown OF w
hatista trimmed with lace. and snort courl
Of tulle The bridesmaids. In enective goNm
DELICATE pink Stn1aS orsanGSIe oTer @ them we're Miss a
Iund a cousin OF the bridegroom. OF tnls wv, n, n,
Miss Louise Sloan Wray, also OF TINS ,ity 'r.s -
Echo Allen. of Los Angeles. Cal' ana , Mss -
beth Dougall OF Johnstown. y y Ihey =
large black hats. dressed with ostricn up, p,,, :,
besf man was Charles Buchhoz, OF tnls Sos, pa 1
,be ushers were the brides two orothers fal'
Allen and Charles W. Allen; Arthur she!netuss,, o.,
this city; James Buckley, OF petrU,., a"U rhs-
cention was held at the home OF MI anu -
Allen.
Miss Helen Elizabeth Robinson. the elnes' os-
,or q, + NJ Robinson. was married TO Eaa.
colt Hulbert. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. r hu's
a, No Il West Sixty-frst-st.. last eNenihs' -
hor,a ~ her father. No. l0l West SeNeh.y-eSs =
81 The Rev. DR. Samuel b. Rosslter, psH re M
North PRESBYTERIAN Church. perloImeu 'rr Iva
r,orv The bride. who was attired IN -
White satin trimmed with applique !acss anu rrsss
Ill caught I'M with a diamond Wredtn' q k,,sr
IRON, the bridegroom. had Miss hatue ~ ySrSi,
her sister as maid OF honor. There NJ ~ n.
maids or ushers. John f. Hern auehue' ''
bert as best man.
Tho marriage OF Miss Aline Jewell. daus",, W..
Mrs Edward Blair Jewell. 10 Dr. Georse "a
Martin OF Brooklyn took place last evening r,,,,
home of the brides mother. No. " "es' -
fourtbs, Only relatives and small n,s,'t ~ c,r
Intimate friends were present 10 WINES p,ch,,
| mony which was performed Oy w NJ archnor
Tohden rector OF 81. Johns Parish, h@ncIe
The bride who was given away Dy ns n was uns
Nyron y. Jewell OF Rchtield eprnisSi m hosa
tended nv either bridesmaids or MAJ. % uas n
CHARLES Gerard Wheeler, OF BroOh)"