New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10


family Miss Davol is at present visiting his fam
lily, but expects to Brooklyn. and
later with her father she Will their
try home at Pittsfed. Mass. Miss Davors mother
is that of Miss Mary S Gould who came to Brook
part in varos social ana a ahs a h
He:g1ts. She is daughter of the late James II.
Wheimus Mynderse Of No 81 Jor a e1G st Her
naFo is Yohn Jay BrTanf young lawyer of Chi
The Rev. DR.. David Gregg pastor of the Lafay-
cite Avenue Presbyterian Church. Is TO marry Miss
cen of No south Eott P Fl fo George
d daS Shepard Of Roxbury Mass next Tues
Next Thursday afternoon is the day set for the
marriage of Miss Maria Roosevelt Bunce daughter
OF Mrs. A c. Bunce of Poughkeepsie and Guy
carleton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace NJ Carleton
OF Dean-st.. Brooklyn The ceremony will be per-
formed a, st. Paurs Church Poughkeepsie at $50
y vel, and also OF Rear Admiral Bunce Z. s. N re-
among the ushers.
double wedding took place Tuesday at noon
IN the apartments of Mrs John Lincoln Towse at
the Arlington. Montague-st, the brides being Miss
helen FLORENCE Colby and Miss Bertha May Colby
forI9ar Wa OF rIofessor Irvins Colby The
A Al ana the latter TO Walter Frank Kingsley.
gathering Of representative people Of Brooklyn
and Manhattan was present ST Johns Church.
St. Johns Place and seventh-ave on Wednesday
afternoon. at the marriage of Miss Amelia Bowers
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bowers of No 81
montgomery Place, to Lucius Trowbridge Martin
son OF Mr.. and Mrs W. H r. Martin of No ia
East Thirty-sixth-st,, Manhattan Mr. Martins
grandfather was John T. Martin whose home up
10 Few years ago was of the landmarks in
Pierrepont-st. The interior the church was pro-
iusely decorated The ceremony performed by
the Rev George Breed. pastor of the church. The
ma ~
escorted by maid of honor and seven bridesmaids
and Mr.. Martin In addition to his best man. had
six ushers The maid of honor Miss Susan
Willets Carrie. OF Manhattan, and the bridesmaids
HGTs MISS hoa Mis-! Ma AmsIe M MIS-
Grace Rollins Miss Elsie Martin Miss Ethel Pear
CAMERON eq and the askers nc sSH
e fn .o 9s9rF s4d
e Gayd Of A5tr PEEK s and ssas Bar
shoW Mr. a Martin is GaToted at o 'he
couple return from heir weddins tip they viii
Miss May Olive Sheridan, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore ". Sheridan. of No. 2si Adelphi-st,
and Fred Newman Snyder. also OF Brooklyn
Rest the summer home of The sseans at at a
SSIiT Long Island They will live in their own
present from the brides father.
STANLEY Eaton GunniSOn. OF DIR. and Mrs.
Gunnison. OF Brooklyn. and Miss Harriet Olive Nc
Laughlin. OF Meadviile. Penn. were married on
Tuesday afternoon In the Presbyterian Church at
home in Brooklyn. '''''N' ''''''
In the Memorial Presbyterian Church. Seventh
ave. and ST. Johns Place Tuesday evening took
place the wedding OF Miss Helen Alderman daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gcrow Alderman
Of No. Sli Presdent-st. and Francis Augustus Mel
SON son OF Mrs. a NJ, Abbott Nelson. whose hus
tinted states N5vy The Church WAS beauiifui i
with PT" %a 6 In in "a n
She wore diamond brooch the gift OF the bride
and Pd GguqHSt 21 Ss of Gt nS n
crepe dc chine trimmed with Breuse lace.
Miss Minerva S Handren. daughter Of Mrs John
". Hnndren. Of No $50 Washington Park. was
married on Tuesday evening at her home 10 John
England
Miss Louise Barnard. daughter OF Mrs NJ A.
Barnard. Of No. III Prospect Place, was quietly
married to Charles Henry Sergeant Wednesday
noon, at St Johns Church.
Miss JEANNE Outwater daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
a. J. Outwater, Of No. 100 Gates-ave. was married
on Tuesday evening to Robert Clinton Smack, son
the home Of rhs bTiI n o' at
per and dance followed the ceremony.
one OF the prottlest weddings OF the week was
held at Wednesday at Christ Church Clinton
and Harrison SITS. when Miss Beatrice Harrison
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Harrison
was married 10 Charles II. Townsend. IT. Both
brooklyn Oratorio Club. Mr. Townsend is one Of
the crack shots Of the 23d Regiment
Miss Lille Rachel Wilson. only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Lee Wilson. and Western Wesley
Wager married Tuesday evening at the
home OF the bride. No 40 Hancock-st.
| Miss Daisy G.. Bodkin. niece and adopted daugh-
| ter OF Mrs Lawrence p Bodkin Of Clinton-ave
Rooney, in st. Johns Chapel. The wedding pres
| ents were many and costly.
| A largely attended stuyvesant Heights wedding
was that celebrated Wednesday evening at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs James A Rogers. OF No. 766
| Putnam-ave.. when their daughter, Miss Mathide
| Eugene Rogers. became the wife OF Warren Hunt
| ington Spurge. The bride attired in ivory
| white satin. made with court train and trimmed
with duchessc lrce and pearl garniture Her veil
of tule and her bouquet of lilies OF the valley
| and white roses.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Frances Durbur.
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Henry William Durbur
| OF No 4ii Malbone-st.. and George Carmech
| IIaigh of Flatbush took place Wednesday
| evening at Grace Reformed Church Lincoln Road.
Fla bush After their bridal trip of weeks Mr..
| and Mrs. Haigh will live In Nandervecr Park
The commencement exercises of Miss Rounds
| School for Girls held Wednesday afternoon
| In St. LulSe's Chapel, in Clinton-ave The grad
| yates were Miss Kate Carleton. Miss May Adelaide
Shanahan, Miss Emma Augusta Weems, Miss Mar
| jore Bacon and Miss Elizabeth Rosan.
| Miss Amy Frances Fegeman. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hegeman, of No. 276 Rutland
Road. was married Wednesday evening at ha~
home to Robert Lenox Irvine. of Orange n. ].
She attended by her sister, Miss Margaret
lowed