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

The Church OF st. Francis Xavier was yesterday
morning the Of the wedding Of Miss Anna
Augusta RadIey daughter OF Mrs. John 3. Rad
ley, of Mount Vernon. y. Y, 70 William Watkins
Kenly. who for number of years secretary
OF the Sons Of the American Revolution. The
beautiful sanctuary and altar handsomely
adorned with white and pink roses and during the
service several appropriate solos by the
soprano and tenor OF the church The Rev Henry
Van Rensselaer, Of the Society Of Jesus. oficiated
at the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass.
The bride who given away by her brother,
John J. Radley. wore gown Of white satin
trimmed with point and duchesse lace. and tuIe
veil fastened with diamond crescent pin. pres
from the bridegroom She carried a bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley and small white prayeroook
tb Inc s brides - GeSe Mss Marguerite Ea6i9y was
~ ~, PrlnGe ana the usners We're waiter DeTnins
Elliott. William X. Ferrig. William c. Carr and H
reception at the home OF the brides brother and
sister-Ln-law. Mr.. and Mrs John J. Radley No. 1i8
West Seventy-seventh-st.
The wedding of Miss Edith s Dupiguac a daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Frank J. Dupiguac OF No. 50
West Seventy frst-st 10 Mortimer Kennedy Flagg.
son of Thomas J. F1agg. OF this city ceIe-
brated yesterday afternoon IN St. Thomas's Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Mamaroneck y. Y, al
which place the brides parents have a country
home, known as Salts House. where the wedding
reception was held. The brides only attendant was
her sister. Miss Eleanor F. Dupisnac, and Mr..
Flaggs best man was George Carroll Southland. OF
this city The ushers the brides brother.
Dudley James Belts DupignaC; Robins Woodward.
Edward I. CockcrOft and Edward Rush Dyer.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon. IN the Prot
estant Episcopal Church Of the Holy Apostles.
Ninth-ave. and Twenty-eighth-st.. Miss Blanche
Hdnney Coleman. daughter Of Mrs. Blanche Conk-
ling Coleman. was married to John Carlton Cady.
jr.. Of this city The rector of the church the Rev
DR.. Brady E. Backus, performed the ceremony
which supplemented by a small reception at
the home of the brides mother, No as West Twen-
ty-fouNh-st- The bride. who is niece OF the late
Roscoe Conkling. had as her maid OF honor Miss
Ethel Bunten Her bridesmaids were the bride
groon's sister, Miss Nay Cady, and Miss Daisy
l. WhtttimOre. The br1degroOms best was
Bobert B. Ward, and the Hshers were Howard
Eugene Robinson. Theodore 2. Sayre and Robert
W. BUnten, Of this city.
A pretty wedding last evening was that Of Miss
and Mrs. Brent Good, Charles Clark circuit.
parents. No $50 West Fffty-seventh-st. The
room at 7:3O o'clock by the Rev. DR.. F. walpoIe
copa Church this city in the presence of the rela-
tives Of the couple The bride who given
away by her father. wore a rich gown OF white
satin trimmed with point and duchesse lace and a
tULe veil effectively arranged the head with
orange blossoms and the bridal veil Of her grand
bridal bouquet was Of white sweet peas, and be-
sides this the bride carried ivory bound prayer
book Miss A. Maude Davies the maid OF
honor Miss Margaret Lawler and Miss Jessie
Clapp the bridesmaids. The brtdegroOrs
best man was Charles 3. Best, and the ushers Were
Frederick G. Pollard and Alfred II. ThurstOn- The
house in Jumel Terrace Washington Heights, pre-
scented by her father.