New-York tribune., 1900-06-15

dist Church Nutley at O'Clock last night b
the Rev A NJ. Palmer. Of Newark and the Rev
Dr. A. J. Palmer. Of New-York, grandfather and
uncle. respectively. of the bridegroom Miss Grace
P Dickinson. Of Newark. brother f"G Of the BRIDE
groom was best man Miss Julia Curtiss; Of New,
MS MISS Matte Pi5grse Of Npisy wsTs
the bride. were the flower girls. The ushsrs were
Hs Hugh Halliday Of Nntley; Charles s.swsrt q
OF New York large reception at the home OF
the the brides , parents Mr. and MIS- Mrs A M Haia
Newport. r. L. June "a C5peciaD.-.at the homo sf
her parents. Sunnyside Place this afternoon Fran
Aimee. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John La
Fargo married TO Edwards Herrick Chiids
OF Newport Only a few intimate friends and
relatives were present the ceremony being per-
formed by Father William 3. Meenan. OF ST. Mary.s
de Chine with chiron and Irish lace and carrtsd
a bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and jsssarnine
satin ribbon The best man was Paul Ransom. Of
Fn eRa the gsns5s weGe & NsrSaa ana
Nichols There were no bridesmaids OF maid ot
and az Mrs John La & Fsrgs and srsassranddaushtsr
Orange y j. June Il (SpeciaD-Miss Estells
Lethbridge. daughter OF George Lethbridge. OF No
42 Essex-ave. Orange, was married this evening ~
her home to Robert Chester Knox. OF Hartford
Conn The ceremony was performed oy the Rsv
Alexander Mann. ArchdeacOn OF Newark. IN the
presence OF large number OF friends. The maid OF
honor Miss Beda r. Lethbrtdge, sister OF the
bride. and the best Robert s. Dennison.
OF Brooklyn There bridesmaids The
ushers were Howard D. Piinpton. OF Hartford: C. c
Case. of Andover. Conn: George W. Lethor1dsss
brother OF the bride, and Arthur NJ Samson; OF
East Orange The bride wore a gown os wsi.s srs
sleeves. and carried bouquet OF lilies or the val
ley. After the reception following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Knox started for the mountains on .
ford.
Sandy HI1. n. Y. June 14-Miss Mary 2. wats
daughter OF Dir. and Mrs J. ". Wait. was married
TO Archibald 5. Derby, son OF ex-senator and Mrs;
John II. Derby. to-day. at noon in the Episcopal
Church here
Lewiston. Me. June H-wiIliam Brenenan. os
Dayton. Ohio. and Helen p Beebe. OF Auburn. were
married here at noon to-day. Miss Beebs Is tho
daughter Of Dr. J. W Beebe. and graduate OF
Colby College Mr.. Breneman is under appointments
Of the American Board OF Commissioners OF For
eign Missions as manager and treasurer OF Amer
lean missions in Northern China to be stationed ss
NAL School at Springfield. Mass on last Tuesday.
cided however. to wait TIL peace restored the
Chinese Empire.
East Orange " j. june IA (specaD "A pretty
home wedding took place this evening at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H Gedney. OF "a Burnett
St. East Orange, when their daughter. Miss Mari
Eloise Gedney. married to William Aiken
starrett OF New-Tork- Tho house was decorated
with daisies and evergreens- The ceremony was
performed by the Rev DR.. James NJ Ludlow, pas
tor OF the Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church Four
little pages in white suits held ropes OF daisies
forming an aisle through which the bridal party
passed They were J. Laurence Gedney, jerome II
Gedney 3D. Theodore starrett and Ward StarrsEt ar sS
bridegroom, and tho maid OF honor was Miss Lillian
Miss Florence Decker and Miss Grace Allen Power.
of East Orange The ushers were Jerome Dudley
sarrett after their wedding trip viii live Ia South
Clnton-st.. East Orange
East Orange n. J.. June IA CspeciaD.-A fashion
able wedding took place this afternoon IN Christ
Church, East Orange. when Miss Mabel Goodser.
daughter Of Mrs. Leila A. GoodseI. OF No. - South
Arlngton-ave.. was married to Joseph Cooke Jack
SON. jr OF New-York The decorations Of the
church daisies. with pink and yellow carna-
tions massed the altar. The ceremony was per-
formed by the ReE- II. F. Caskey. OF ST. Johns
Church, Dresden. Germany. assisted By the Rev.
William Whiting Davis, rector OF Christ Church
The bride was given away by her brother. Percy
Hamilton Goodseu OF Christchurch. Oxford Tho
maid OF 93noF Was MS MISS & er5ns Sea{F,se GooqSs s
Marguerite Goodsen, sister OF the bride; Miss Kath-
arine 3. Jackson and Miss Elizabeth H W Jackson
sisters of the bridegroom. and Miss Bertha Rich
were William F Jackson, OF Newark: Percy Jack
James jam 81 n Hsyde hs Sre aas
Yoke and q sseTs Soy Of % six sikh r aas
trimmed with duchesse lace, and her tulle veil
carried a white kid prayer book bound in silver At
the close Of the ceremony reception for relatives
was held at the brides home. and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson started on their tour. They VIII spend
the summer at Greenwich, Conn
Elizabeth, y. J., June "A (SpeciaD.-A qutec wed
ding place in the rectory OF ST. Johns Eptsco-
pal Church here to-day. The bride was Miss E1,za-
beth Helm, OF the best known school teachers
IN New-Brunsvick- The bridegroom DR.. C. NJ
Slack. formerly Clerk OF MiddIesex County who
was surgeon Of the Sd New-Jersey Regiment IN the
war with Spain. Deputy County Clerk Robert C.
Helm. OF New Brunswick and Miss Mary Slack
daughter OF the bridegroom. the witnesses
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Otis
A, Glazebrook, rector OF ST. Johns. who chap
lain OF the Sd Regiment when DIR. Slack waa IFS
surgeon
COSFRATERNITT OF BLESSED SACRAMENT
The Archbishops OF Canterbury and OF York
because OF their recent decision concerning the