New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

In the Church OF the Holy Rosary. One-hundred-
and Nineteenth st, Pleasant-ave.. al ''So
o'clock yesterday morning Miss Dorothy Ahce
Cunnon the youngest daughter Of James Cunnion'
was married to Robert j F Donovan Of Boston
The ceremony was performed and the nuptial mass
celebrated by the Rev. Daniel Cunnon. assisted by
the Rev Malick A. Cunnion. rector Of 81. KaphaeIs
Church West Forty ninth-st.. and the Rev Dud-
ley Cunnion. OF St Stephens Church. East twenty
eighth-st., brothers Of the bride During the cele-
bration Of the mass Frederick Benjamin. Of Boston,
sang selections from THE Creation" and "Save
Regina" James T. Whelan. OF the Cathedral. Bos-
ton presided at the organ The bride VINO was
given away by her father. wore gown OF white
bengane and a tule veil caught UP with ula-
mond star and a coronet OF orange blossoms she
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley ana
white roses Miss Mary Madeline Cunnion was
tho maid OF honor She was attired in costume
Of pale gray crepe de chine and large black velVet
hat dressed with pumes. Her bouquet was OF PINK
roses The bridesmaids were two Young chidren'
Miss Eleanor Mcmahon and Miss Alice McMahohS
who wore pink silk and each carried a cluster OF
pink roses Michael O. Williams. or Boston was
best man The ushers were James tuhhioh; ,.y}I IL
and John McGlynn OF this city. and James WIZ
Jams and Joseph Kelly. Of Boston AFTER the ceIe-
ception al the home Of the brides father. No 223
East One-hundred- and twenty -fourth-st some OF
the guests were the Rev NJ j. laVeBe' ne hey.
Charles II. Cotton Chaplain John +. .hidwck'
United States Navy; Mr.. and Mrs 7. J. McMahon'
Thomas Byrne the Misses Byrne. DR. and Mrs.
John Egan Mrs N. 4 McGlynn. Miss Georgiana
McGynn. Mrs MSCuirk DR. and Mrs W. Wlam
Donovan moher Of the nriaesToom MT Rey james pr
IT, Miss Rev Xe YIHSw a he the feV Rev p
John Mccormick. Miss Anna Cunnon. Mr. and Mrs.
P cunD Sn1'I Mr. ' and Mrs shuman. Of Boston
and Miss Julia Byrne. OF California When MT;
spend fortnight in NewYork before going to their
home in Boston.
In St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Far
Rockaway. Long Island yesterday afternoon Miss
Frances Bolton Lord the only daughter OF the late
Daniel Lord. Of this city. was married TO Orgen
StOrrs Seymour. young lawyer Of this city and
son Of Judge Morris W. Seymour. Of Bridgeport
Conn. The bride a gown Of white satin. She
was attended by Miss Julia Coggill maid Of
honor. There were no bridesmaids Mr. Seymour
who was graduated from Yale University class OF
"a. had as best man Winthrop E. Dwight. OF New
Haven. The ushers were Charles II. Woodruff. Jr.
Of this city. James F. Brown. OF Pittsburg; James
Crosby Brown Of Philadelphia; Russell Hewlett, OF
GhyrSb Of the Incarnation. this city and John L.
Hall. OF Boston After the ceremony which was
Sorrs O. Seymour. rector OF st. Mchaers Church
Litchfeld. Conn. assisted by the Rev. Or William
there was wedding breakfast and reception at the
country home Of ne brides mother, known as
relatives and a small number Of the personal
The marriage OF Miss Ida May Freeman 10
Charles Snow Kellogg will take place at o'clock
this afternoon at the home of Mrs VI. +. Martin.
No 3l4 West Eighty-seventh-st. The Rev. DIT
George r Van De Water. rector Of St. Andrews
Protestant Episcopal Church will ofiicate AT the
ceremony. which will be attended by relatives and
a limited number Of intimate friends
small and pretty wedding yesterday that
of Miss Mary Middleton Burrii. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Drayton Burrill. 10 Richard Law KEN
Die which was celebrated in Christ Church. Pelham
Manor y Y lne ceremony performed at
1910 o'clock by the Rev. A F. Tenney the rector OF
the church Elizabeth Burrill. the four-year-old
niece OF the bride. her only attendant The
ushers were stephen G. Williams, Peter kemble,
Percy Morris Burrill. brother Of the bride, and
charles II SimOnds The reception. which was held
al the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burril, In Pelham
Road New Rochelle was for the relatives and per-
sonal friends Of both families.
As already intimated the wedding OF Miss Susan
willing daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S VIII
ing TO Francis c. Lawrence jr. which IS
nounced 10 take place at the home Of the brides
oarents in Wehster-st. Newport. November 3
vii be small affair. The invitations will not ex-
ar II o'clock In the morning and two hours later
me couple will start their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs have finished
their season at Newport and have returned to town
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. who have been
among the most active members Of the Westches-
ter colony and have almost since their marriage