New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


East Fifty-eighth-st TO Harry NJ Osterweis was
celebrated At G:30 O'Clock last evening at the
Tuxedo Madison-ave and Fifty ninth-st The hall
prcttily decorated with palms and chrysan-
themums The Rev Or Maurice Harris, or the
Temple Israel Fnh-ave. and one hundred-and-
twenty-nnh-st onicatcd at the ceremony The
bride wore gown Of white peau de sole trimmed
with lace and a tullc vcl fastened with lilies Of
the valley and several small diamond ornaments
She carried white bound Bible Instead OF Dou-
quet Miss Belle Os,erwcs. sister OF the bride
groom. was the maid Of honor she she, ws5 @'i ,n
and carried shower bouquet OF PINK roses insro
OF tho bride. wearing a costume OF white organize
and lace was the flower girl. She carried white
Leghorn hat filled with white and pink flowers. Mr.
man The ushcrs were sidney Levy. Jacob Levy
cousin sidney Gross After the ceremony there
were reception and wedding dinner. ana at'l Il
dance Mr. ana Mrs Ostcrweis; when they hays
visited the Southwest. will make their HON" al
30. lcd Easi Ffiy-ciShth-st
The marriage OF Miss Marie Mitchell Champney'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wells Champney 70
John Sanford Humphreys VIII take pace IN 81.
Barthoomew's Protestant Episcopal Church Msli-
son-ave. and Foriy-fourth-st, on Nenh"s'iaS,i ~.
siierably abroad as wei as in her own country is
a graduate of Nessar College.
Tho wedding Of Miss Evelyn Clara Luebbers.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Ernest Henry Luebbers
Of so. q Fas. Sixty-third-st.. to the Rev Ralph
Jeryis Walker the assistant rector OF ST Peter $
Church. i'm West Twentieth-st.. Will take place this
evening IN 81 Jamcss Church Madis2n-aye' w 9na
pole Warren assisted by Dean Hoffman ~ tne
General Theo'ogical seminary; the Key pt. W IL
lam J. Seabury the Rev. Or. John +. i'accnus
rector Of the Church OF the Incarnation. Brooklyn
ard the Rev DR. Alvin l.. Roche rector Of s.
reception. a small one VIII Doe held at the home OF
Nj ana Mrs. Luehbers
I'm the Church Of the Divine Paternity. Central
Park Vest and scventy-sxth-st.. this evening Miss
Grace Darling Harmed daughter Of the late Charles
A. Harmed will be married to Raymond Boyc,g'
Eaton As the bride family IS In mourning only I
the members o. The bridal Party ana Featives W ba
acme Of the brides mother 30. 797 Madison-ave
Miss Martha Hagcmeyer. daughter Of Mrs Mary
Hagemeyer will be married TO George Hoch this
evening at the home Of her mother No. 81 West
Eighty-slxth-st
Mr.. and Mrs John Hall Watson r., will remain at
their country home Owls Nest. ew-Rochele. until
about the last week I'm November before returning
TO for the season
Mrs Alexander T Van Nest and her daughter
Miss Marie Van Nest who passed the summer NJ
Bar Harhor where they were among the principal
entertainers have returned to their homo In west
Thrty-seyenth-st
The marriage Of Miss Grace Wallace Dam. daugh-
ger OF Mr. and Mrs Andrew J. DAM TO DIT Charles
T. Manson OF this city. will be soemnzed al noon
to-morro" a. In" non' o' ~ rh Pey 'Dr Robert
Collyer will perform the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Peyton g. Richards and Miss Grace
Richards who have been spending some time at
New Brighton. Staten Island have come 10 'o"i
tor tie winter season
4 fashionable wedding in Brooklyn this afternoon
will be that OF Miss Fanny Longien Moss, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Frederick r. Moss. TO Charles
Ganhriu BALDWIN, which will take place AT o'clock
IN the Church o. the Pilgrims Miss Grace Alice
Bulklcv Moss the younger sister Of the bride VIII
De tn. maid Of honor The bridesmaids Will be an
Other sister Of The bride NJ. Ethel VI Moss. ana ma
bridegroom The best man viii be the 1rdesrooms
The Rev Nelson Poe Carey. Of Grace church Far
ish MS city. William Woodward Baldwin: Willard
4 Ballwin Reynal ". Baldwin. LOWS Witherhee
Francis. Alexander Barclay Richards and Snowdon
Marshall. The ceremony VIII be followed oy smal
reception no the home Of the brides parents NO.
30 Remsen-st
Mrs Philip Sands. whose country place at
Torox Mass has been leased for several seasons.
has boon making some visits accompanied by her
dauehtor Miss Sands among her old friends IN
I.cnox Mr.. and Mrs Sands and their wmily.
who have been spending their summers In Mane
and on Long Island. win probably occupy their
I.enOx home next summer.
Mss Rose r Spegelberg the Youngest daughter
NJ MI and Mrs William Spiegelberg. Of No lf
West Seyontv-eghih-st.. was married 20 Ed"ih
Bum E!siug at Sherry's. on Monday evening. The
Rev Dr. Gustav Gottheil. Of the Temple Emann-
El Flfth-ave and Forty-third-st. performed the
ceremony in the presence Of the members OF the
two families and a small number Of the personal
p,re gown of white satin, had her sister NIT.
Henry Frank as matr0u Of honor. There were no
bridesmaids Harry Eising was his brother nest
man and Bernard ". Schwartz. lsd0r Levy Ut
T.ugene Eising Adolph Boskowitz Percy straus'
Charles r. Spiegelnerg. otto ). Wise. Eugene T.
Sg,iegolhere and Edmund F.. Wise served as ushers.
4 reception and dinner followed the ceremony.
NIr and Mrs Eising viii return 70 New,l ork IN
about two months. which time they VIII spend
travelling IN California and Mexico
Miss Evelyn x Parsons Will be introduced at
reception which will he given in her honor by. her
father Schuyler l. Parsons. Of No 80 West Forty
eighth-st on Wednesday afternoon, December o.
Easton. Penn Nov. (SpecaD.-Mss Emily
Grace scott daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Henry W.
Scott or this city. and Lieutenant Randolph Ridge
!, ir of Augusta. Ga. we're married nj o'clock
this evening IN the First Presbyterian Church by
the Rev f. l. Hanes. in the presence OF a large