New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-29
ding breakfast and reception at the home OK the
brides mother No Jos West Seventy-hfth-st.

ding breakfast and reception at the home Of the
brides mother No. 3S West Seventy-hfth-st.
In ST. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church. Al
Morristown n j.. at O'Clock this afternoon. Miss
Agnes whitney. daughter Of Mrs. Stephen suydam
whitney Of Morris Plains will be married 70 w Sey
Frederic Cromwell, Of this city The ceremony Will
be performed by the brides cousin, Blsnop. NC
s xsdr BY h The s9 Dr. psRR f.
holomews Church. this city ana me rector OF I'M
be held al the country home Of the BRIDES parents,
known Fair Lawn. AT Morris Plains.
The wedding Of Miss Gretchen Won Briesen 70 3.
stanwood Menken will take place this evening at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Won Briesen. No. East Forty -seventh-st
The first OF the Tuesday Evening assemblies.
series OF dances OF which Henry d. Mills IL the
treasurer and Mrs Charles A. Miller: Mrs Henry
W. Eaton Mrs. william a. Parke and Mrs. Henry
E slayback are some OF the patronesses' WIN Dc
held at Delmonlco's this evening
The wedding OF Miss Isabelle Murray. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs William Murray. 10 John L. Jor-
dan will be celebrated in the presence Of the ie!a-
tives OF the couple this afternoon az the nome OF
the brides parents. No. ia West Eighty-sixth-st
Miss Mabel Northrop daughter OF Mr and Mrs.
William Asher Northrop. of No 2o2 West Seventy
eighth-st.. VIII be married to Joseph Haik AZ
Sherry's on Monday. December II.
Miss Mary Spring Gardiner after making her
debut In Albany at the home OF her grandfather.
Bishop Doane. returns 10 New-York as one OF the
debutantes Of the season, and will be al home on
nS 6her Mr. and at james Gardner No
i07 East Thirty-fourth-st.
Long Branch. ~ j.. Nov Is (speciaD.-rhe mar
rage OF j. Howard Slocum and Miss Anita woolley
at St Lukes Methodist Episcopal Church tonight
was attended by thousand people The Rev.
DR. Edmund Hewitt performed the ceremony. The
bridegrooms brother, Harry sloeum acted as best
formed the office OF bridesmaid. Or n Z. ecooey
and City Solicitor Thomas p. Mckenna acted az
ushers. A reception followed the ceremony
Greenwich Conn. Nov. 2s Special. Miss Mamie
Van Ostrum Hyde. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Wli-
lam W. Hyde and Edward Howard Morton OF
Brooklyn, married in Christ Church AT
o'clock to-day The Rev Mr.. Bostwick. Of Calvary
Episcopal Church. New-York officiated, assisted oy
the rector OF Christ Church. the Rev. "a. George
Thompson. Miss Adelaide B. Hyde, sister OF the
bride attended ner ana ba sroni Ss the church was
decorated with palms. ferns and chrysanthemums
hack Velvet hat and carried shower bouquet OF
vioets The maid OF honor wore gray n.o c,o.n
followed at the house, and later Mr. ana Mrs. MO-
6ePared FOR hSee weeks sv stay r az pea
nently at Gramatan Inn. Bronxville
Baltimore Nov. IS (SpeciaD.-The most notaoio
wedding OF the season. to which society has been
looking forward for months, was the marriage enis
evening OF Miss Maria Laura Agnes Seven Key
Jenkins Israel Miltiades Parr who Is oetter
known in club circles as Raj Parr The ceremony
was performed at the home Of the brides father, a.
Chase and Calvert sts, by Cardinal Gibbons ASSIST
ed by the Rev J. p Donohue. Bishop OF Wheeling:
the Rev William r. Russell. OF the Cathedral, and
the Rev F. X Brady When Miss jenkins went
abroad early last summer with her mother II was
generally supposed that she was engaged 10 MT.
Parr but It not positively known until later.
when Mr.. Parr followed on the same steamer with
Mr.. Jenkins. and arrival in Europe the fact was
cabled 70 intima tie friends
Miss Jenkins is the only daughter OF George c.
jenkins and is one OF the beauties OF Baltimore So
ciety She has been favorite az Newport and Mar
ragansett She is a great-granddaughter OF Fran
els Scott Key. and is allied 20 the foremost fami-
lies in the Colonial history OF Maryland and Vir-
gnia. Mr. Parr is the eldest son OF Harry A Parr.
He is a member OF the Baltimore Club the Bache-
lors' CotiIlon Club. the Junior Cotilon Club the
Elkridge Fox Hunting Club and the Green Spring
Valley Hunt Club. Mr.. Parr is one OF the best
York and Newport club circles
The floral decorations Of the drawing ROOM in
which the bridal ceremony took place. were mag
nifcent The brides eousin Miss Loulie Jenkins:
was the maid of h1n0T The best man -r was tho
ir.. and Harry Lehr held the satin ribbons that
The guests at the wedding supper included society
representatives from New-York Newport Boston
and Philadelphia The wedding trip is 10 Yellow
Park and California.
East orange. n. j.. Nov. 2s CspeciaD.-A brilliant
and fashionable wedding took place this afternoon
In s.. Pauls Episcopal Church. when Miss Mary
Frances McCuagh, daughter OF Mrs Seymour Nc
Cullagh. OF No. 21O Prospect-st. East Orange was
married TO Harold Standish Bradford. of Boston.
The wedding choral, the vested choir OF the
church singing the "Lohengrin" music the we'd
ding party passed up the aisle and the hymn "Oh.
Perfect Love- after the betrohal service. The Rev.
John w Williams, rector Of the church. oficiated-
The maid OF honor Miss A. Florence McCui-
lagh. sister of the bride, and there brides
maids. The best man was DR.. George Monks. OK
Boston. and the ushers Lester Monks and
George F. Warren, Of Boston; Arthur Niles and
Herbert Grosbeck. OF NewYork; Alexander Payson
Knapp. OF Baltimore. and George +. McCullagh
brother OF the bride. The bride given away by
her brother, Andrew McCullagh About five hun
dred guests were present. After the ceremony q
reception held at the home OF the bride and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford started on their we'd
ding trip. They will live in New-York.