New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02

OF honor. The latter wore gown Of blue taffeta
and large white hat Miss Cornelia Borst the
Borst and Miss George Cabeil Rust Of Washing
ton: were the bridesmaids They were attired In
two of them blue hatsEsimple toilets. perfectly
suited to their youthfulness. William Lthepage, of
Beckham's brother officer and terminate in Cuba,
and nuTsed him through typhoid fever at Santiago,
Ch CIV Jordan Harvey McVegh. Of Chicago,
are spending the honeymoon as the guests OF the
brides grandmother. Mrs Peter Bouck Borst. az
Arenine. the Colonial homestead Of the Borsts. at
Luray.
Cards have been received here announcing the
marriage of Richard Burmeister of this city. and
Miss Anne Atkinson at Farmville. Va, on June
%. The Rev DIT. e. II. Harding performed the
ceremony, and the bride was given away by her
father. the Rev. w r. Atkinson. only the imme,
Mrs. Burmeister sailed yesterday on the Aller for
Genoa. TO spend the summer in SwitzerlaRd ana
Germany returning 10 New-HOrk in September.
The New-York Presbyterian Church. seventh-ave-
and One-hundred- and-twenty-e ighth-st., was on
Wednesday morning last the scene OF a small we'd
ding The bride was Miss Jennie McComD the eld-
est daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James Ballard Nc
Comb. Of No I27 West MISUNDERSTANDING
thirdst.. and the bridegroom. Charles Herbert Carr
DR.. Duncan James Mcmillan, the pastor Of the
Of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. Carr. after
n ,HeT summer EaGao9 VA maxi tnS nome
Announcement Is made OF the engagement Of Miss
Edith Cunningham Hazen, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cunningham Hazen, OF Pelham Manor.
Miss IIazen is the granddaughter Of the late Ben1a
min Franklin Han, law associate Of William IL
An attractive wedding OF the last week was that
OF Miss Grace Hamilton Jones. daughter OF Profess
sor and Mrs William G. Jones. to Dr. Palmer
TN-op whit ole ted obi
morning in ST. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Convent-ave. and ne-hundred-a nd-forty -frst-st,
instead Of in the Church CT the Intercession, at
Broadway and One-hundred and fifty -eighth-st,
which was damaged by fire Tuesday evening.
thus forcing change in the wedding plans. The
Rev. Lawrence II. Schwab, the rector Of the Church
OF the lntercession OBLIGATED at the ceremony,
sisted by the Rev. Mr. Barlow. of the church.
The vested choir OF the Church OF the Intercession.
under the direction Of Dr. Samuel Baldwin sang
ten expressly for the occasion OF Dr. Baldwin. Miss
of white organdie and chiffon ruffies and a white
hat with bows OF white chiffon and roses. was the
and carnations. The five bridesmaids. in
tunes OF white mousseline de sole. over shrimp pink
SILK, and white Ieghorn hats, ornamented with pink
and white chiffon. Miss Louie Boyd, Miss
Rodenstein and Miss Maude Lyon. sister Of the
bridegroom. The bride, who IS a graduate OF this
gown Of white satin festooned with white roses and
lilies OF the valley. The same flowers were used TO
man. and John. r. Fellows J: S. Becker, Dr.
mSnd P 6e k eE ana R dG aUs f9S
guests was seryed BY Mazet al the home Of the
eighth-st Dr. and Mrs. Lyon will spend the tirst
few weeks Of their honeymoon In the North and on
their return will make their home at ST. Nicholas
ave and One-hundred- and hftieth-st
Miss Helen Jennie Plato daughter OF Mrs. Helen
VI. Plato, married 10 Frederick Hugh Ross on
Monday afternoon last June &C. at the home of her
mo fber No ODe-h 1red-a d-fh H.
81. Only the immediate relatives were present at
the ceremony which was performed by the KEY, Key
byterian Church The bride who was given away !
by her mother wore a gown of violet satin yelled
with silk null and deliberately trimmed with lace.
Mr. and Mrs Schuyler Crippen. of Albany. " Y, |
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick G.. Fay, |
of No. 52S West One-hundred- and fifty ninth-st,
Washington Heights.
Some Of the European tourists who returned last !
week ]. w. McVickar. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. |
Burnham and Mrs David Wolfe Bishop. Among |
those who sailed Mr.. and Mrs L. De w. |
Wales. Mrs. Charles Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Loriard |
Spencer; Mrs. Henri Cutting Mrs. Clarence Gary, |
erick r. Halsey, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Taller Mr.. and
ca reg ME- o0a Thomas sebad ar Rnd ny
ward Cutting, Mrs; Evarts Tracy, X. Bayard CUT
Colonel and Mrs Lawrence Kip. who have passed |
most OF the hot days in their home at tho SOUTH
west corner Of Fifth-ave. and gortieth-st. have |
gone to Richfeld Springs for the balance of the !
summer,
Miss Alice Alden Bushnell. daughter Of Joseph |
Bushnell. OF Madson-ave, Morristown, y, j., and |
Ebert s. Kip, Of Ruremont, were married in St |
Peters Church. at Morristown, y. j.. on Wednes-
day. The bride. who wore a white satin gown |
covered with chiffon and tulle VEIL was given |
away by her father The maid Of honor was her |
little niece. Miss Catharine Ames The bridesmaids
were Miss Anna Bushnell, Miss Elizabeth Kip. |
Miss Gertrude Hoy, Miss Marguerite Stone, OF |
Morristown; Miss Barbara Warden, Of German
town, and Miss Churchill, OF Montclair. The ushers |
were Charles G. Egbert. Mason Young. J. Archi-
bald Forbes George j. Little, Ridley Watts Jo- |
seph T. Ames OF Morristown; Frederick Geissen-
haner. of New-York. and Samuel A Clark. of
Newark. Mr. Kip's presents 10 his groomsmen |
were turquoise and diamond pins. The ceremony |
was performed by the Rev. DR.. W. NJ Hughes. |
rector of the Church OF the Redeemer, assisted by
the Rev. DR. c. II. Hibbard, rector Of ST Peters.
very pretty reception followed AZ the home or |
the brides father. Mr.. and Mrs. Kip went TO the |
Yellowstone on their bridal trip. They Will live In
Morri stown. where Mr.. Bushnell has built house |
for them next to his own.