New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The wedding of Miss Elinor verSsl Boynton.
daughter of Mrs John H. Boynton to Pierre Pear
sail Lahens OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E Lahens.
celebrated noon yesterday in Trinity Chapel.
West Twenty-ffth-st., near Broadway. The wear
of the chapel. the Rev Dr. William H Vibbert.
performed the ceremony. Miss Boynton who was
escorted 10 the altar and given away by her
brother. Theodore Y. Boynton, attired in a
gown of white satin trimmed with point lace and
veil of tulle fastened with orange blossoms. She
carried bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Isa-
belle BOynton. sister OF the bride, the maid OF
honor Her gown was Of yellow crepe trimmed
with lace, and her hat OF black tule. Her bou-
quet was OF yellow roses Mr.. Laheas's best man
was his brother. Louis E. Lahens The ushers we're
hurst Pear5aU D Jackson Arthur Stuart WaIcott
William Lttteu and Francis Donaldson The core
at the home Of the brides mother No. $50 West
II1wentJite5th-st Among the guests were Mr. and
and Mrs Chester Clark Boynton Mr.. and Ms
Clark. Miss sawtelle Miss Lahens. Mrs. Augustus
Field Mr. and Mrs He1ry WImerding Payne, Mr;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradhurst. Miss Elizabeth
a Jackson. Miss Helen F. Jackson. Mrs. NJ Cole.
Mrs. Townsend and Edward PearsaH Field After
their home in Newton. Mass.
Miss Agnes O'Connor daughter Of William P.
OCOnnor, married TO Frederick White Shepard
yesterday at the home of her father. No.
s East Twefth-st, only the relatives Of the
couple and small number of intimate friends
We're hidden to the ceremony and wedding break
fast. The Rev. Nell N McKnnOn Of the Roman
Catholic Church of St 1gnatus, this city. per
formed the ceremony The bride was in gown
Of white Bride roses. Miss Vaeria O'Connor
was her sisters maid of honor. She wore a gown
of Yellow crepe de chine and carried bouquet OF
purple aes The ribbon girls 5;. at5red sg alike in
Whise Ml Wgge g Mss 9niSs S2e MIS- Mss e Bssi
The Pridegroom's brother, Ralph Kissam shepard ,r
maids.
Miss Edythe Frecker daughter Of Mrs Harriet
Frecker, of No. 131 Park Place, Brooklyn, mar
rted 1T yesterday in Grace Methodist Epis-
ccpal Church. seventh-ave. and St Johns Place
TO Robert Seaver Bishop. of Brooklyn. The Rev,
R Ras Wng o the s ~g Tae b2 Br Srde uHse wo
John A. Norman. Joseph W. Bishop, brother Of
were Theodore Victor Of Ridgewood. y. j. Eliot
Bishop. of Hanover, y n: and Harry a Terrell
and James 3. BOuck jr, of Brooklyn
home wedding yesterday afternoon that OF
Miss Augusta McKim Davies daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs William Gilbert Davies. to Louis Mansfield
Ogden, graduate Of Columbia University and
lawyer Of this city which celebrated at
o'clock at the home Of the brides parents. No. -
East FOrty-ffth-st. On account Of the recent
death OF the brides uncle and Of Illness in the
family of Mr. Ogden the wedding which
originally planned TO take place in st. BarthOlo
news Church, simple possible and only
the immediate relatives and limited number Of
personal friends were asked 10 the house The
Rev DR. David H eireer rector G & Of St BaTtholo-
niitW $ 1hurGh' oIlcldteo. Inc pride, VINO vas
satn, trimmed with real lace and a lace veil. the
which fastened with a diamond star. a
gift from the hridegroom Miss Alice Baldwin was
daughter of Mrs. Chauncey Anderson the
V0Sr Kane was r s TeT an NO. F Ogden and his
bride. VINO Is sranddaughter or the late Alex
after short Southern trip. go TO California. and
later viii sail for China, where they will pass
some months.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Louise Goodwin
daughter of MIR and Mrs. Edwin Pratt Goodwin. to
William Lewis Murray took place at 2 o'clock yes
terd2y afternoon AT ;he home of the brides par
ents. No. 235 West Seventy-fourth-st. The Rev
Cr David H. Greer rector of St Bartholomew
Church, the officiating clergyman The bridal
gown was Of white satin trimmed with point ap-
b were neiT5a bTissa; g1 s nor OF nsi6 ~
honor Charles Everett Murray, brother of the
Charles F Boynton and Edwin N Leask There
was q reception after the ceremony
The marriage of Miss Juliet Anne Klaus. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs julius 5 Klaus of No SSs
West Eighty-ninth-st. to Charles Frederick Ham
mond Of Detroit, Mich. solennized at o'clock
yesterday afternoon in St. Francis Xaviers Roman
Catholic Church, West sixteenth-st. The Rev. Will
lam J. Ennis. assisted ny the Rev. Anthony Kenny
and Father Roach, performed the ceremony. The
bride. who gown of Flemish lace over
COrtlOn peated ChluOn. ana lace Vel, was at
tended by Miss Florence Hammond, sister of the
bridegroom. whose gown was of white CIuny lace
over silk. and SIX bridesmaids. Miss Clara Hay OF
ST. Louis, Miss Ethel Hammond of Detroit sis
ter of the bridegroom, Miss Lucy Mcdonald Miss
Bessie Adams Miss Grace Norris and Miss Maude
Simpson The bridegrOOms best Benja-
min Warren of Detroit. and the ushers were H
FartneH. of Detroit, Stanley McCiraw, Prentiss
Shethar and Walter l. Hess. Of this city. The
wedding reception followed at the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Hammond will make
their home in Detroit.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Jewett. daughter
OF the Rev. DR.. Edward II. Jewett, Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Theological Seminary. this city.
to T Wilson Lloyd, viii take place in the Chapel
of the Good Shepherd. attached 10 the seminary,
Wednesday May Is. Miss Mary : JeWett Will
given away by her brother. Rutgers Jewett-
Miss Adele Down married Edwin Daes
Johnson $50 o'clock last evening, the home OF
her sister. Mrs Henry NJ RandeI. No. 80 West
LanCey Townsend rector of all Angels Protestant
Episcopal Church The bride was given away Dy
her brother. Samuel Down. She wore a gown of
white crepe de chine. made white taffeta and
trimmed with duchess and point lace and orange
blossoms. Her tuIIe veil was fastened with
diamond pendant, gift from a relative and
cluster or orange blossoms The bridegroom gift
was a diamond pin There were brides maids,
maid or honor, best man uSnerS AS the brides
family Is in mourning. II a small wedding.
there being no general reception
\ pretty wedding last evening was that Of Miss