New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17

best man. The bride was given away by her uncle,
DR.. +. Reynolds, OF Brooklyn.
The wedding of Miss Ora Weeks McMicken. Of
No. South Elliott Place George Frederick
Shepard. jr. of George Frederick Shepard, OF
ROxbury, Mass, celebrated at the home of the
bride on Tuesday evening. The Rev. DR.. Gregg
offciated The bride was given away by her father,
James Alexander McMicken. She was gowned in
white crepe de chine, trimmed with duchesse lace,
Marie Louise McNIicken sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. She dressed in green crepe de
chine and carried bouquet Of white sweetpeas.
Miss Henrietta L. Jones, one of the youngest
members of the class OF 90 Of Packer Institute,
entertained her classmates at the Farm House.
Prospect Park, on Tuesday night The reception
pretty decorated with festoOns Of vines
and white blossoms, representing the class coors,
white and green The members of the class and
their escorts received by Mrs. Frank S. Jones,
Mrs. William j. Dykes and Miss Jones, assisted by
president of the class and Miss Mabel Granbery,
of Manhattan The cotillon was led by William
s stfGRs ne ''orS were ri''a' lure oars ana soi
The wedding Of Miss Carrie Louise Bonner,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Paul Bonner. and
Cuthbert J. Orchard soemnized at the home of
the brides parents, No. 59S Electromagnetic, on
Tuesday evening. The bride who given away
by her father, was gowned in ivory white SATIN
made with court train and trimmed with duchesse
lace. She wore tulle veil and carried bouquet
North Mr.. and Mrs. Orchard will live at No. 593
McDOnough-st.
Tuesday marked the close OF the year since
Henry Sanger Snow accepted the presidency Of the
Polytechnic Institute, and in celebration of the
anniversary he held a large reception in the Spicer
library Of the institute Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Snow assisted her husband. and proved to be
aRbrs we 2 T in sSe4a rooms a
John Crane Gardiner and Gordon Francis Rob
erts OF Brooklyn among the graduates last
week of Princeton University.
Sea Cliff Long Island will be filed with Brook
lyn people this summer. Besides those already
nounced, persons who will spend the summer there
this season include Mrs Duff of Clinton-ave
whose daughter, Miss Elizabeth Patterson Duff is
a graduate of the class of 100 Of Packer Their
tage has been enlarged and redecorated hand
someiy. Another daughter, Mrs Floyd-Jones. Of
Manhattan. has also decided to take cottage
there Mrs. George Goodsir of Jefferson-ave. will
the season. Mrs. John q. Jenkins, of Greene-ave,
ana family have also taken cottage there, and
occupy the Jordan cottage.
T. Elicit Hodgskin eldest son of Mrs. James
Black Hodgskin. OF No. 40 Clinton-st and Miss
Mathide Charlotte Lang, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
julius Lang. OF Richmond Hill, We're married at
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents The wedding followed by
reception. In the bridal party were Miss Elsa
Lang, sister of the bride. who acted maid of
Miss Helen c. Hodgskin. the latter sister of the
bridegroom, bridesmaids; Jay Gates of Philadel-
pha, best man, and Julian Miner Hodgskn and
Walter Lang. brothers OF the bridegroom and bride,
respectively. Mr. Hodgskin is young lawyer.
Mrs. Hodgskin recently returned from Berlin,
where she studied vocal music for several years.
A number of Brooklyn people on Thursday after
noon went 10 Poughkeepsie, whore Miss Maria
Roosevelt Bunce. daughter of Mrs. Chester Bunce.
of Poughkeepsie. and niece of Governor Roosevelt
and Rear Admiral Bunce was married to Guy
SON n Mr. and Mrs
ton Of No: LIP Dean-st. Miss Bunce formerly
lived IN this borough. The wedding was held in
St Pauls Church The bride, VINO was given
away by her mother. attired In a gown of
white lace over white ivory satin The ceremony
was followed by reception at the home of the