New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

One OF the prettiest church weddings yesterday
that OF Miss Susie Kent Southwick. daughter
OF the late John Southwick TO Lieutenant William
Woodward Phelps. of the United States Navy. |
which took place at o'clock In the Fifth Avenue
Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave. and Forty-eghth-st
The church was deliberately decorated with spring
flowers and growing plants and the bridegroom and
his attendants attired in their handsome naval
uniforms. The bride who entered with and
given away by her brother Horace Clafin South
wick. a rich gown Of white ivory satin. the
bodice entirely covered with lace The veil OF point
and duchess lace. was held in place by coronet Of
orange blossoms She carried bouquet Of white
hlacs Miss Dora Andrews Harris. daughter OF
Captain Henry L. Harris, OF the United States
Army. her cousins maid OF honor. She
costume OF white lace white liberty satin,
with a belt and collar Of rose-coored velvet. Her
white picture hat ornamented with pink roses
and her bouquet was OF the same flowers. There
were no bridesmaids. Lieutenant Arthur Balm
bridgs-Hon. was best man. and Lieutenant Will
lam Truxtun. Paymaster T. Holiday Hicks DR.. Ed
SfP HaSn ana ROfT Kgs
". Nulton were qshers otter the ceremony which
there reception for the relatives and intimate
friends Of the couple Mt the home OF the brides
and his bride after a brief honeymoon trip. viii
make their home in Washington where the bride
groom is connected with the Bureau OF Navigation.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Ellen Bogardus, sister
OF John c. Bogardus. 10 Edward Titus Ssson OF
Poughkeepse. was solemnized yesterday afternoon
in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. West One
hundred-and -fourth-st.. Coumbus-ave. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock by the Rev.
DR.. Philip NJ. Waters. the pastor OF the church.
The bride was given away by, her brother. J.. c
Bogardus She wore a gown Of white satin ATTN and
Overbaugh. Miss Maude HOLSTER Miss Gussie Bo-
gardus and Miss Lillian McCase Mr.. sisson,s
ers were William Hoag George Kirby, Chester
Overbaugh. Frederick Provost and John Fitch.
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF Miss
Florence Ellsworth Hazard. daughter OF E. c.
Hazard OF this city. TO Francis. Prince Won Auers-
perg whose title dates from the time Of Charlie
magne. He is at present studying medicine az the
Long Island College Hospital The wedding Will
take place in June next soon after the Prince Is
graduated from the medical college. Miss Hazard
who lives with her father at Shrewsbury Manor,
at Shrewsbury. n. J., is a pretty girl seventeen
years old tall graceful and a brunette. She met
a year ago Prince Won Auersperg is about thirty
years old He occupies modest bachelor apart
English nuentiy For two or three years be has
been studying medicine in the Long Island College
GSsp.ab snd Grand chamberiain and Marshal
His uncle. Adolphus Xon AnsrsperE Tas ' me
present head of the fanny.
The marriage is announced by cable Of Miss
Pauline Braem. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henri
NJ Braem formerly OF No. Is East Thirty-sixth-st.'
10 Ceorg Won Nauendorn Of Austria. The marriage
took Mace al Vienna on Saturday last, the Rev.
Archdeacon witz officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Braem'
with their daughter. have been living In Austria
for the last three years They went ABROAD 20
I've soon Miss Josephine Braem. to Lieutenant
Lea Pauer Won Budahegy, OF the Austrian artnery,
which was celebrated in the autumn OF 1872 IN
Vienna.
Arthur T. Kemp is at Newport. the guest Of
tr-gfft L nd
George p. Read was the coachman on the public
coach Pioneer yesterday on its round trip from
the Holland House to the Casino at Ardsley-on-
Morran Mrs Trsvers. the Misses Morton, Center
Hitchcock william c. Eustis, Rawns L. Cot
tenet and William Pollock
The wedding Of Miss Clara Lewisohn. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Adolph Lewisohn, to Alfred Ros-
sin was celebrated yesterday afternoon at the
recently completed home of the brides parents No.
West Fifty-seventh-st The ceremony was io'-
lowed by reception and seated dinner
To-day will be full of weddings. At noon IN
Grace Church Broadway and feminist. the mar
rage Of Miss Mabel Van Rensselaer, daughter Of
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,. to the Rev. James
Ie Baron Johnson of Grace Church parish. son OF
Archdeacon George D. Johnson. rector Of Christ
Church. New Brighton, Staten Island. Will take
place Later in the afternoon Miss Elizabeth W.
Duncan daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Duncan
Of No East Sixty-fourth-st.. will be married 10
G. Ellsworth Dunscombe in the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian Church: Miss Alice Ham. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Ham. will be married TO
Layton Brewer in All Souls Church, Madison-ave
and Slxty-sixth-st.; in the Church OF the Trans
hguraton East Twenty-ninth-st.. will be the mar
rage Of Miss Annie Havemeyer Lee. daughter OF
the late Mrs. L. c. Lee and niece Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles Henry Senn TO Robert Darrell Jeffreys. a
retired officer OF the British Royal Navy; at
o'clock in the Church OF Zion and st. Timothy II
Brown daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Henry
Brown. will be married 10 Thomas jefferson stead;
at Delmoncos will he solemnized the marriage OF
Miss Alice Eisng daughter OF Emanuel Esing OF
No. East Sixty-sixth-st 70 Henry Bril- Mss Ms
Martha Marie Eylers. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
John Fvlers will be married TO Enoch Gest Ne
grue. jr this evening in 81. Jamess Lutheran
Church Madson-ave and Seventy-first-st. and in
the Church OF the Messiah. Park-ave. and Thirty
fourth-st.. Will take place the marriage OF MISS
William LLOYD to George Wright Pecknel, OF Bos-
ton.
A fashionable wedding in Brooklyn this evening
will be that Of Miss Grace Hamilton. daughter Of
Colonel and Mrs John Hamilton 10 Dr. John
Ravenswood Hicks which will take place al the
Eomilton No % Pierrepont-st Bishop Littejohn
will ofticiate at the ceremony
Baltimore. April % (SpeciaD.-Miss Elizabeth
Lloyd Goldsborough daughter Of the late admiral
William Tfghman Godsborough was married to
Laurence Adams L. 5. ~, assistant naval con-
structor to-day al the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in the presence OF a large company OF
friends. The ushers. officers in the Navy. In full
uniform were DR.. McClurg. William Groosoeck
W P Robert and Roscoe Spear The bridesmaids
were Miss Margaret Adams. Of Washington Miss
Mamie Owen. OF Annapolis; Miss Ethelind Page,
OF Princess Anne Md. and Miss Mabel Murray OF
Baltimore Miss Edith Tunis. Of Norfolk was
maid of honor. The bride entered the cnurch Win
her uncle Charles Goldsborough. who gave her
away The best man was Daniel Coke. L. 5. "
The b-!de wore a gown OF white satin the bodice
trimmed with point lace. Her veil was OF tulle.
fastened with a crescent OF diamonds. A break
fast for the bridal party and families only was
served az the Arundel Club Mr. and Mrs. Adams
sail for Europe tomorrow.