New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30

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EG Gfan J JOHNSON peT William hPas Maon
Powsr!' t Ainsley Oakley Elmer crsh Frank q
Kmba Arthur L. Whiting III r and EswasS oI5s
cember o.
John Haliahan. prominent builder and the
OF the Hartley Apai tments. married Mas
Mary Riley in All Saints Church. Madison-avs.
and One hundred and-twenty- ninth-st, yesterday
morning The wedding was ATTENDED py t sfss
breakfast the bridal couple started for washington.
TO be absent for month.
Thomas L. James. president of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank, will spend Thanksgiving at his homo.
No. 1922 West Eightiethst.. with his daughter. MrA
at Aiken. s. c.. and will return to the city In .
month.
Miss Elsie Dixon. daughter OF Supreme Court
Justice Jonathan Dixon, of Jersey City, was mar
ried asst night to Lewis C. Carr. OF Albany, at the
home of the brides parents. No. 47s Jersey-ave..
Jersey City, by the Rev. Charles Herr. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church. Jersey City. The
bridesmaids were Misses Elizabeth and Loria
Dixon. sisters OF the bride, and Miss Cordct. OF
Albany, ~ Y. The maid OF honor was Miss Bertha
Don aso csr Of brother Of the bridegroom
The ushers were William A. Appleton4 Ge S,,SSs
wore white satin dress and carried lilies OF the
valley.
Red Bank, ~ j., Nov. % (speciaD-Miss Elisa
beth Bovine Bergen. daughter OF John b. Bergen.
and John S. Apologize, jr son Of ex-State Senftor
Appegate, were married this evening, In the Fret
Baptist Church. by the Rev. Charles f. Hi, tho
brides grandfather assisted by the Rev. A. w, Is.
Matteson. The bride was dressed in white crepe
trimmed with duchesse and point lace. Miss Kath;
Of honor The best man was Walter B. Parsons.
Montclair. " J., Nov. 20 (speciaD.-Mss Charlotte
b. Robinson, daughter OF Mrs. Christopher C. Rob-
inson. and Robert Alfred Drysdae. both OF this
place were married at the home OF the brides
mother No. Union-st., at o'clock tonight, BY
the Rev. Frederick B. Carter rector OF st. Luke's
Episcopal Church The bride ride was atsired In
Roses. Miss Mariana Robinson, sister Of the
bride was maid OF honor Christopher Robinson,
son and Harry Irwin, OF Brooklyn. and Oliver Els
worth and Frederick Waterbury, OF New-fork.
were the ushers.
Morristown n. J., Nov. 29.-Miss Agnes whitney.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen suydam Whit
ney. Of Morris Plains, and Seymour LIE Grand
Cromwell. OF Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Crom-
well. of New-York and Bernardsville. were married
this afternoon St. Peters Church, this place. By
the Right Rev DR.. Mcvckar. bishop coadjutor OF
Rhode Island, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Hibbard. OF
St Peters, and by the Rev. David II. Greer OF st.
Bartholomew Church, New-York Bishop Mo-
Vckar is A cousin OF the bride. The bridesmaids
S Tsre Nav Ksrnochan and Eunice ives Of New
York The bride gown OF white satin with
n point lace veil. The best man was George q:
Haven The ushers were Leonard Ali, Lord
Huntington, Frank l.. Pope Archibald Alexander.
L. Paterson and w. +. Cammermsnn
WOMAN LAWYER IN INDIAN TERRITORY.
Guthrie. Okla Nov. 20 (speciaD.-Miss Belle
Fleming. to whom has been granted the right to
practise before the United States Court In Indian
Territory Is only eighteen years old. and Is tho
first woman TO achieve that distinction In tho
Southwest Miss Fleming is a native Texan, ara
comes from a family conspicuous in the history OF
the Lone Star State. Her grandfather w. h
Fleming fought with Houston at the battle OF san
Jacinto and was a member OF the Congress OF the
Republic OF Texas. Her grandfather Colonel V J.
Titus was one OF the pioneers OF Texas. Her
father Judge Fleming. Is Deputy United Statae
Marshal.
LAWYER lin breach OF promise case)-rhe plaintiff
saws YOU kissed her continually when you called
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