New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30


In ST. Chrysostom's Protestant Episcopal Chapel
Trinity Parish Thr;y-ninth-st. and Seventh-ave.'
at noon yesterday Miss Myra Carter daughter Of
Mrs Franklin Harrison Carter OF No. 1902 Madi-
son-ave was married to George H. Church, in the
presence Of relatives. The bride. who wore trav-
cling costume of light gray with trimmings OF
black and black picture hat OF tulle ornamented
with feathers, given away by her cousin HOW
ard Cocks Sherwood. There were no brides
maids. maid of honor ushers Mr.. Church's best
George s. Coe The marriage ceremony
performed by the brides cousin. the Rev Dr
Thomas Sill. vicar OF the chapel. assisted by MS
the brides family for Mrs Carriers brother, How
ard Cocks Dickinson. there was no reception
Mrs Theodore A. Havemeyer. who has been
spending weeks at the Havemeyer farm at
Mahwah. has gone with her family to her villa.
Friedhelm. Newport. for the rest OF the summer
The marriage Of Mrs Havemeyers daughter Miss
Dora Havemeyer. to Lieutenant Cameron MGR
Winslow, OF the United states Navy, VIII lake
place at Newport before the end OF the season
Mr.. and Mrs Charles p Rogers, OF West Seventy
ffth-st., have closed their home for the summer
and are occupying rooms at the lngleside Rlchheld
Springs.
The cottages at Profile in the White Mountains.
Hampshire this summer will be occupied as
follows: No. by Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Bridge
OF this city; No by John Kendrick Bangs and
family. Of Boston; No 4 by the Rev and Mrs
Henry NJ Sanders of this city: No. : by Bowes
cOrne a and family Of Of ths his CITY, and No BY j.
W. Haskns and family.
The Rev and Mrs. George Grenvlle Merrill, OF
Tuxedo Park and Daniel Leroy Dresser. Of this
city. are at Newport. the guests OF their sister,
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown.
Mr. and Mrs G. ". Ballantne. OF Newark. " j..
have leased the Low cottage. at Newport. for the
season
The Rev and Mrs Richard Berrian Coons who
were married Wednesday In the Central Metro
potan Temple Seventh-ave.. near Fourteenth-st.
will sail for Europe tomorrow TO spend the sum-
mer The wedding was attended by large num-
Der OF the members OF the Methodist ministry.
The ceremony performed by the bridegroom's
father the Rev. DR.. Aaron Coons. assisted by the
Rev Mr. Willard. The bride. Miss Isabelle Smp-
son. was given away by her brother-in-law. Rob-
ert Watchorn. OF the Treasury Department, Wash
ington. She attired in gown Of white taffeta
silk and point desprit and large hat OF white
lace. She carried bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
Miss Adene Edmunds daughter Of Judge Ed
munds Of Philadelphia. was the maid of honor.
There were no bridesmaids. The bridegrooms best
vera DIT William Coons OF Yonkers; the Rev. John
Watchorn and Isaac scull, OF Philadelphia. and
breakfast at the Tuxedo. Madson-ave and Fifty
ninth-st, for the immediate relatives and small
number OF intimate friends.
Frederick G Bourne and family. OF this city. are
established for the their summer home.
the Rookery, at Oakdale Long Island.
Some OF the NEWCOMERS who will occupy cot
tages at Narraransett Pier this summer Mr..
ard Mrs. John T.. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs Joseph T. Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. r. V. McKim. Miss Helen NJ Long Gen
eral Grenvile NJ. Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
II. Valentine
Only one cottage has been completed at Newport
since last summer-that which Miss Foster. OF Bos-