New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-11
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

pretty wedding took place al noon yesterday.
when Miss Alice Louise Abel. a daughter OF the
late William A Abel, OF Buffalo, was married 70
Eugene Nugent Robinson son OF Nugent Robin
son, OF this city. in the Roman Catholic Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament. West Seventy arst-st. near
Broadway. The pews in the church we're Allied
with the friends OF the young couple The bride,
who was escorted 70 the altar and given away by
her brother Charles Lee Abel, OF Buffalo. was at
tired IN gown OF white satin the corsage OF lace
and the veil of tuue being fastened with diamond
crescent pin Her only attendant her sister.
Miss Mary Edna Abel. OF this city, whose gown
was OF white organdie and lace Miss Eugenla
hsE was le mower girl Nj Robinson p oest lie
was his brother, St John Robinson The ushers
Gerard B. Townsend Frank orr and Arthur R
Pope Immediately after the ceremony, which
performed by the Rev Matthew A Taylor, the
Father Paschal. OF the Franciscan Monastery, al
breakfast at the home Of the brides mother. Mrs
De Lancey TreadweI Smith. No ID West Seventy
hrst-st-. for the relatives and small number OF the
intimate friends. Some OF the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rich Steers.
Mrs. John o'Keefe. Mr.. and Mrs John Arthur
Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sedgwick. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ". Lawrence. Miss Curran. Miss Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Sni1en, Miss Ridley and
Colonel David P Heap.
Mrs. H. De Berkeley Parsons OF No. 2s4 Madison
ave. gave dinner and theatre party last evening
IN honor OF her niece. Miss Evelyn Parsons. and
Mrs E. Livingston Ludlow. Of No East Seventy
sixth-st.. also entertained al dinner
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Isabelle Fowler
daughter OF DIT. and Mrs. George 3. Fowler 10 Dr.
Henry Farrer Owsley. took place at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon in the Collegiate Reformed
Church, Fifth-ave. and Forty-eighth-st. in the
presence OF a large assembIage OF guests. The Rev
DR.. Abbott E. Kittredge pastor OF the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church. ofHciated al the cere-
mony. which was followed by a small reception at
the home OF Dr. and Mrs. Fowler. No. IS East
Fifty-eishth-st, The bride given away by her
father, who was az one time Health officer at this
port, and she wore her mothers wedding gown OF
white satin brOcade. trimmed with point lace and
a tulle veil Miss Annie Wilbur OF Flatbush. Long
Island. cousin OF the bride. was the maid OF
honor. Her gown OF white lace. with hat 70
match The bridesmaids, who in effective
costumes OF yellow and lilac. with hats to cor
respond. were the brdegrO0m's sister. Miss Louise
Owsley. Miss Mabel Prince and Miss Sadie Long
rnre of Brooklyn cousins OF the bride. Miss Mabel
Denman, Miss Lillian Peck and Miss Louisa Worth
ingtOn- The flower girls, IN pretty gowns OF white
SILK and lace. and carrying punches OF flowers.
were the brides cousins. Miss Mildred Ravens and
Miss Dorothy Black William Owsley attended his
brother a. best man. The ushers were the brides
brother Edward Fowler. BENJAMIN Prince an
uncle OF the bride; Charles Owsey. brother OF the
bridegroom and DR. Nelson Pattison.
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