New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

lN(lDEN ID IN CONlI l
One Of the largest church weddings Of the season
was that OF Miss Evelyn Clara Luebbers. the oh'l
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Lueopers Oh
No q East sixty-third-st to the Rev Ralph Jervis
Walker son OF Judge Ralph Walker. or missouri
which took place last evening in St james Fro'-
estant Episcopal Church. Madison-ave. and seventy
frst-st The church was handsomely decorated anu
the ceremony was accompanied by ful choral
service rendered by the regular choir OF the church
under the direction OF Walter Henry Hall the
organlst Bishop Potter 10 have performed
the marriage ceremony. but In his absence ,me
Bishop having sailed few days ago ior the mn
tppnes the rector OF the church. the Rev Or T.
Walpoe Warren, offciated. assisted by the Dean
OF the General Theological SEMINARY. the Key
Eugene A. Hoffman, the Rev. Dr. william D. sea-
bury, the Rev. Dr.. John r. Bacchus, rector o. the
Church Of the Incarnation. Brooklyn and the Kew.
DR. Alvin L Roche rector OF ST Peters Church. in
West Twentieth-st where the bridegroom Is the
assistant rector. The bride who entered the chur'"
and given away by her father wore princess
gown Of white satin trimmed with Brussels race
chiffon and crepe de chine. Her veil OF tulle was
fastened with a pendant Of pearls. gift from the
bridegroom and a cluster OF orange blossoms. she
rried a shower bouquet Of white roses. Miss Mary
Bogert Handy. wearing a pretty gown OF pink SATIN
made with CAMP OF white Brussels net. was the
maid OF honor The bridesmaids, who were atured
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point d'csprit made with trimmings OF pink SATIN.
were Miss Bessie G. Alderman Miss Virginia Niles
Leeds. Miss May Frances Hunt and Miss Helene
Emile Du Fource. Each carried bouquet Of pink
roses.
The bridegroom's best man was the Rev. Charles
Malcolm Douglas Of Leonia ~ j.. and the ushers
were the brides young brother. Albert Victor luep-
Rev j Morris Coerr of St. James's parish; the
Rev Henry Armstrong Of New BrIns ,S,s c,t ~
While more than twelve hundred invitations were
Of the personal friends Of the couple were asked 10
the reception which vas held at ne nome OF Mr.,
Of the best known men in insurance circles, was
prominent member of the Church Of the Holy Trim
was consolidated with 81. Jamess Church, and for
years conducted and edited The Church News
Mrs Lqebbers, VINO wore gown Of royal purple
trimmed with duchess lace and pearls Mrs Ernest
brocnds rmwed DIV Win point lace and M5s Walk Sae
velvet with trimmings Of Italian lace
Miss Laura Hofheimer the eldest daughter Of
Mr and Mrs Henry Hoheimer OF ho NH Fo East
$50 o'clock last evening at Delmonico's The Key
The bride. VINO. was given away by, her father.
wore a gown Of white satin. trimmed with point
heart. present from the bridegroom: The brides
maids were The brides TWO sisters Miss Alice Hot
were Of white and pink silk Harry Nebsnzahl
was Mr.. Foss's best man The ushers were Morris
Joseph Davis. After the ceremony there was a
ecepG dn and F@4S es the and fq Mrs
a. l. Adler: Mr. and Mrs Samuel Zeimer. Mr. and
Mrs Ig Mrs M Flbs Mri Dr. Henry 15 KeF
benjamin Ramsiell the Misses Weiner Miss Bella
Mrs Foss will spend their honeymoon in the West.
They will make their home in East Ninety-hfth-st.
their return.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Darling Harmed
daughter Of the late Charles A. Harmed, to j.
Raymond Boyce took place at $50 o'clock last
evening IN the Church Of the Divine Paternity
Central Park West and Seventy sixth-st. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Or. Charles
H. Eaton the pastor Of the church The bride
who was given away by her brother-in-law. Emory
Bascom Freeman wore a gown OF white satin.
with lace and chiffon trimmings and tulle veil.
in which worn the bridegrooms gift. Diana
brooch Of diamonds. The bridal bouquet was OF
lilies Of the valley and white roses. The brides
maids were Miss Madelaine Scott Miss Florence
Woodward Miss Julia Weeks and Miss Jennie
Harmed sister OF the bride. They were attired
in gowns Of pink silk net over tareta. embellished
with lace Their cofures were ornamented with
Asatian bows Of white lace and each carried ID.
bouquet Of pink roses. Mr Boyces best man was
Samuel D. Nichols, Of Troy me usheps were
sm nT and Ernest { clark Because of the brides
family bong in mourning for Mr. Harmed only the
and Ge rev n Ti see to h feeePon Which
followed at the home of the brides mother. No.
Among the guests invited were Mr.. and Mrs
Hal Rell Dr. Harriette c. Keatinge. Mr.. and Mrs;
Frederick Currie. Mrs George a Barnard, Mr. and
Mrs George H. Shreve, Mr.. and Mrs E. {. Phil
brick Mrs J g. Smull Or. and Mrs. G A. Wood
ward Mr. and Mrs William Weeks. Mrs. l. N.
Scott Mrs. r NJ sutne. Mr. and Mrs. F NJ
Larchar Miss Sutline, the Baroness DE
Vougrignause. Mrs. Randolph B. MARITIME; Ran;
dolph B. MARITIME Mrs. Helen Hastings. MI ana
Mrs s Turck Dr. and Mrs Robert II, Daw-
barn Mrs Caroline l.. Harmed, Norman r. Harned
Wr and I-s Emory &. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs,
lanes Boyce parents Of the bridegroom: Mr.. and
Mrs Walter r. Boyce. Miss Smul. Mt ana Ms lfs
n ~ Hartman Miss Doyle Louis Doyle MI
and Mrs william S Daniel Mr. and Mrs John
F Daniel Miss Scott Mrs Chares a. and Dr.
Arthur G Root OF Albany.
The marriage OF Miss Marina Haeemeyer -
-ao-ge roch took place at $50 o'clock last evening
=, tho home OF the brides mother. Mrs Mary