New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

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Alexander Evans and Henry Seymour Jewett.
brother OF the bride, The wedding, which viii be
celebrated $50 o'clock. will be very pretty
one Miss Jewett who will in on the arm of
her brorher RutEer Bleeeker Jewett, who will
also give his sister away. will wear gown of
white satin covered with French embroidered silk
null null LESSONS ep nsi Miss May seymour Jewett sister
OF the bride vii be me maid Of nonpr nd ana Ms wo
sophie Jewett: cousin. Miss Bertha Green, or
-, Va Naft Miss Bertha Gillet and Miss Eliza
beth Beiknap. viii be the bridesmaids They will
be atired in effective gowns or wnite orgahqle en-
beished with pink ribbons and picture hats OF
fancy cream eo.oreo Tgiatelx after the man
rage ceremony. which viii be performed by the
man dean OF the seminary. in which the Rev DR.:
& ss@ee sorne of the bride No Chelsea Square for
he relatives and limited number OF intimate
be the singing OF the COY soprano Hunt of the
church Of the Incarnation MI Lloyd S, IS a son
Hiss si ie%ett is a niece Of the late Governor sey
rlour and Of Roscoe Conking
IN Trinity Chapel West Twenty -hfth-st.. near
BROADWAY on Saturday afternoon Of this week.
NAY Is Miss Gertrude Ethel Ludlam the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Gertrude de la Montayne Lud-
lam of No Is West Sixty-ninth-st., viii be mar
lied "a Charles Oakes of this city. who gave his
farewell bachelor dinner last night at the Calumet
club There have been several hundred invitations
issued for the church ceremony. which VIII not be
followed by the customary reception The bride.
-bo win he escorted to the altar and given away
fy her brother Percy Clifford Ludlam, will wear
a beautiful gown OF cloth Of silver draped with
v,ofn- lace which adorned the wedding gown OF her
grandmother. There viii be- no bridesmaids The
brides only attendant will be Mrs. sas Holmes
Eurman, who VIII be attireG IN costume OF white
and pink silk crepe and small nat 10 correspond.
Sir. Oakes who il son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
James Oakes Of England wno nave Ven crossed m the me
81 by Guy Van Amringe. son OF Professor j. How
-,shsrs wifi be Charles Percy Oswald John Degner
Howard Cushman and Frederick Durant Ragan.
viii be the officiating clergyman Mr. Oakes and
Work and sail for England where they viii remain
throughout the summer. In the autumn they will
uptown,
The wedding of Miss Pauline Loss Doyle. sister
Of Louis F Doyle 70 Colonel John Merriken Carter.
r. O. Baltimore will be celebrated Wednesday
evening, June 6. ig the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest. Fifth-ave. and FOrty-ffth-st. The bride,
vino viii enter the church and be given away by
her brother. viii be attended by a maid of honor,
Miss Susan A Sarles. and four brdesmaids-the
bridegroom's sister Miss Christine Carter of Bal
Irore Mss Jameson. Mss bertha Cans ana MISS MISS
chosen john T. Waggaman. of Washington D c.
Tar: rank Thonag and Lee Carey of Baltimore
T7s.tI;-A -r7,.s cereT7orv
which viii De performed at $50 o'clock by the
s.. AIMS Church Brooklyn Heights. will be fol-
lowed by reception at the Renaissance, in west
pretty wedding on "Wednesday May %, will be
thar Of Miss Alice Lyon Watson daughter of
General ana Mrs Thomas L. Watson, Of this city,
70 Paul Armitage. which viii be celebrated at
noon in St Johns Church, Bridgeport, Conn. The
ceremony will be followed by small reception at
Anbreeze. the country home of General and Mrs
unattended by either bridesn2ids or maid OF honor
and 2 graduate OF Columbia, has selected Archi-
m ~ oegs Fa e 2sen45e 4e iS D Eubhard H percy Doug
las, George Chapman and Henry Hornbostel
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Won E. Hoy.
daughter Of Mrs Harry Erwin Hoy. to Ridley
Watts son OF Lieutenant William Watts, OF the
United States Navy, VIII take place in st. Peters
Protestant Episcopal G. --ch, Aiorristown, N J.,
on THURSDAY MAY -. The maid Of honor will be
Miss Matilda Churchill Of MontClair There VIII
b. no bridesmaids Mr Watts best man Wlll ne ne
Horace G. StebDlls or thls CITY. 9t uShTLS VII!
be Duncan .. Sutphen, John 4. Cade, howard
aie[ander warts brother of the bridegroom;
George J. Little and Gurdon n MAYNARD Of Nor Nor
Hoy win be given away BY her brother. Harry
\ fashionable wedding in Albany Saturday,
June O. will be that Of Miss Anna Parker, daughter
Of General Amasa J. Parker, to Dean Sage, jr.,
which viii take place at noon in All Saints Ca
thedraI. Elk and Hawk SITS. Miss Parker's maid
Of honor will be Miss Grace Parker, and her
bridesmaids Miss Sarah Sage. Miss Harriet L.
Parker and Miss Florence Jones. of Albany, and
Miss Edith Williams. CT Detroit, Mich. E. E. Gar
rison OF ST. Louis. will attend Mr. Sage as best
man. The USherS viii be sumner x Gerard, DaVlC
Twitchen, Joseph 3 WheeiWr1ght and De witt
/ Sage, Of this city; Lewis r. Parker and Henry
6ephia. and Gedham Sumner, Of Haven,
Conn. The marriage ceremony viii be performed
bv the brides uncle. the Rev. Charles II. Strong,
If Savannah Ca who viii be assisted by the
dean OF the cathedral. the Rev. ", L Robbins
the bride s parents, Nc 143 Washington-ave. after
the ceremony, for the immediate relatives and init
mate friends.
4 fashionable wedding on Staten Island viii be
celebrated in St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church Livingston on Tuesday afternoon, June rs
The bride will be Miss Amy Bonner, the second
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Bonner, of
Bard-ave West New Brighton and the bride
groom Charles W Bowring Of Liverpool, England.
number Of guests from this city will attend the
ceremony, which viii be performed at O'Clock by
The Rev. Dr. Henry Wilson, who will be assisted
by the rector Of the church. the Rev. George E.
yQuaile. The bridesmaids will be Miss Beatrice
Bonner sister Of the bride: Miss Ethel l. Bowring,
sister Of The bridegroom Miss Frances D Robin-.
son Of this city; Miss Mabel Burke. of Orange,
y. J.: Miss Elizabeth E. Edwards, OF Staten Island
and Miss Margaret h Busk OF Newport X l.
These young women viii be attirec IN pretty gowns
of white null and short white tuile wells. Mr
BoWring's best man Will be william, W9tneTspoolj Jon
and the ushers viii be Reginald 4, Bonner ana
Douglas Bonner. brothers OF the bride; Frank II
the bridegroom's cousin. Edward II. B. Skimming
The general tone Of the decorations VIII be white
relatives ard Intimate friends viii be held at the
home OF 3Ir and Mrs. Bonner
The Quid Nunc Club of which William R. Beal
is president viii its spring social meeting at
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Appleton Terry,
No a8 West -huudred-and- thirty-eigh hist on
rector % q f4o 30 P TitT r. church win speak on
Climbs from the Concordia Club Hut
Mr. and Mrs Luther Kountze and family. of No.
days Tor their summer home AT Bernardsville. N J.
of