New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
The wedding Of Miss Ellen Jsmes Hoe, daughter
! Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoe to DR. Samuel Morley
Evans WAS celebrated yesterday afternoon In the
| West Presbyterian Church. in West Forty-second-
| st. No invitations issued for the ceremony
and there reception The Rev. Or. Anthony
| II. Evans. the pastor OF the church. ofciated at
! the ceremony. The bride. who was given away by
MEN boe w9re T Nnv o asnssn Wa. her "
! ter Miss Ruth Hoe. whose costume was OF white
SIX muslin ana lace Inc oTSesroptn Droen ,h
Hoe.
There is no foundation for the report OF the en-
gagement of Miss Maude Hail. daughter Of Mrs
Valentine r. Hall TO Harry K vlngut The denial
was made Yesterday by Miss Hall to a representa-
tive of The Tribune.
Mrs. William Astor has arranged to sail from
England early in July on her arrival she will 90
directly TO Newport 10 occupy her villa, Beech
wood for the summer.
Invitations a-e out for the marriage OF Miss
Clara schumann. niece of Mrs. Joseph Keppier TO
James Rubens Wednesday June S In the
| West End Collegiate Church. West End-ave and
Seventy-seventh-st.
The marriage OF Miss Theodore Gouraud, daugh-
Charles Inslee Pardeee, Of this city, TO- Reginald
Courtenay Gayer will take place in St Paufs
Thursday. June %. The reception will be held at
Claridges
Mr.. and Mrs l. Townsend Burden and their fam
lily are established for the season at Farlawn their
villa at Newport
Mr. and Mrs William Daggett. ST. and family.
OF No. 239 West One-handred second-st..
will leave town to-day for their cottage at Asbury
Park n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. Mcmillan. whose mar
rage celebrated in Washington last week, Will
spend the summer in Europe and on their return
in the autumn will make their home in Detroit,
Mich. where Mr.. Mcmillan, who has been for sew
eral years a member of the New-York Jaw firm
with which ex-secretary John G. Carlisle is con-
nected will practise law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E Dickinson have left town
for the season. They will spend part Of the sum
mer In New-Jersey, in the neighborhood or the
| Baltusrol Club
Miss Marion Rumsey daughter of VI. Rumsey,
OF ST. Louis. married on Wednesday to DR.. d.
Bryson Delavan. OF this city, in the Church OF the
holy Communion St Louis. by Bishop Daniel ;.
futile, assisted by the rector of the church, the
Rev. r. +. L. Craig
The marriage Of Miss Myrtle Beresford Osborne
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs A. Harrison Osborne,
to Albert schenck Cox banker OF Brooklyn. took
place Wednesday. at o'clock. at the home OF
her parents No. "a West sixty-hfth-st. The cere-
mony performed by the brides brother the
Rev. c. s. Osborne. pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain Church Of Chester " J. The parlor where
the marriage performed was handsomely dec
Grated with palms and cut roses. The bride was
attred in organde white taneta, trimmed
with point d'esprit Her veil was OF tulle' ana ana
maid OF honor Miss Edna Osborne, wore white
OTsande over light green aN hnP fTr EownS in
white tafreta and lace acted az orloesmald. anu
man The ceremony was followed by o'clock
wedding dinner, served by Mazzetu. Inc nr1de
and bridegroom started on an evening tram iof ah
extended trip through the West
A fete champatre WILL be held at the KnoIlwood
Country Club near Elmsford tomorrow afternoon
and evening. beginning at noon and continuing
until II p. Music will he furnished by me ~, I'm
Regiment Band, and In the evening there VIII be a
oRG hrcR RoI i the sT Of s the club and
will be attended by many fashionable people OF
Westchester County.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Eddison gave a pleasant
reception last evening their home. Strawberry
HILL at Iry!ngton- the Hudson Guests from
Ardsley. Dobbs Ferry Irvington, Tarrytown and
Manhattan present.
Englewood. n. j.. June Is (speciaD.-Miss Marion
Stanley Blake daughter Of MIR and Mrs. Clinton
r. Blake. Of Englewood. was married 10 William
Edwards Milne. son OF DR.. William J. Milne. presi-
dent Of the State Normal College az Albany. this
afternoon the home of the brides parents. by the
Rev DR. Samuel NJ. Hamilton. pastor Of the Enge
wood Presbyterian Church The bride who was
given away by her father wore gown OF white
satin trimmed with point lace and veil OF tulle
and orange blossoms. and carried bouquet OF
white sweet peas and orchids. Miss Ruth Parsons
Milne of Albany, sister OF the bridegroom, attended
the bride as maid Of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Emma Holbrook; of Springfield Mass; Miss
Jean Palmer OF NewYork Miss Mary Russell OF
Great harrington Mass and Miss Ellen Chatter. OF
best man; and the ushers we're W Eugene Kimbail,
Henry Clews, Ir. and Sheppard Romans, OF New
Mrs. Milne will live tn Englewood.
Elizabeth ~ j., June 15-The Rev. Norman Van
Pelt Lewis. rector Of the Episcopal Church at
Westerly r. L.. this evening married Miss Grace
Royal Tying. OF this city. at 81. Johns Episcopal
Church. the Rev Dr- Otis A. Glazebrook the rec
tor officiating The bride IS a daughter Of the late
Russell D. Tying, OF New-York and niece OF
whrte organdie trimmed with duchess lace
and point lace the same gown her mother wore
Of diamonds, and she carried bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley. The best man was Edward Lewis,
was Miss Addie Tying The bride smaids were Miss
De Billot. OF New-York: Miss Martha McAlhster
and Miss Daisy Plunkett. A reception followed
the wedding at the home Of the brides mother ia !
Wdverly Place
Princeton. n J.. June 1J.-Mlss Amelia King. OF
Princeton and Benjamin Franklin Carter pro-
fessor OF French in the university were married
at the FRS, Presbyterian Church hero tonight.
The bride was attired a tuIle satin gown. wear
qnst Of bridal roses She was given away by her
brother. Or. William r. King. 50. Many friends |
The Rev DR. George r. Purves assisted by the |
Rev. l.. H. Crane offciated.
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IN FAVOR OF Mr.. nACFARLANE.