New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

Miss Minnie Alexis Cornell. second daughter OF
Daniel T. Cornell. of Clifton. Staten Island, was
married last evening Beach Lawn the home Of
the brides parents to Frederick Secor Mullen.
Of William S. Mullen. of Stapleton The bride was
attired in white crepe de chine and carried bou-
quet of bride roses. She was attended by b0r sis
ter. Miss Henrietta Cornell. maid of honor, who
gown of white Organdie and carried a oou,
Quet Of pink roses. The ceremony was performsd
olic Church. Rosebank. The bride was given away
9y her father t ne ngSI 4d man 1h sSrs ms WE'RE John
Cornell. brother of the bride, and MattnsSw
Kehoe. A reception was held Immediately after tne
ceremony, which was largely attended The yosuns
couple started late in the evening on d ;T Me Ssis
tour through the West and South Thsy VIII reSius
In Clifton on their return
The engagement is announced Of Miss Harrle, n
Hustled daughter of the late General James '"
Hustled of Peekski and Frederick Pell hehuail '1
New-York.
BeIleviIIe. n. J.. Sept. IS (SpeciaD-Mss hlnir' I
May SouIe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lorenzo -
soule. and Theodore sandford jr.. both OF TINS
place were married last night at the home Oh 'iis
bride in Homes-st The Rev John q winner. nner.t 81
the Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church T6iTt
Hope was bridesmaid ard Miss Marguerlte ,4,o- Mo
dleton of Bath Beach, n y was noWsG g na1ents
the ceremony an infant son OF the brlde paie"''
was christened
Montclair. N j.. Sept IS (SpeciaD.-A wedding OF
interest in social circles here this month VIII DC
that of Miss Fiilda Fenn. daughter Of Harry rem
the artist, and Dudley S. Van Antwerp Inc Tsu- w.
ding will take place September 26 at me Celahs
the home of MIR. Fem. at No. ~ North Mountain
ave y large number of invitations nave oesi
issued.
Islip Long Island. Sept. B-The friends of MISS
I.yda Suydam and Frank Newman, of this place.
were surprised TO hear to-day that they were mar
ried at Sayvine yesterday. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. j. H Prescott, rector OF D.
Annes Church. Miss Fannie HarwooG. OF Eas'
Isp and Leroy Hostetter of this place were pre- -
rt ot the ceremony The bride is the dauShtsr u
s1antain Charles Suydana. commander OF MI L@ -
meyer's yacht. Mr.. Newman is eInployeI AZ hoIf oi
MaTIbattSn State Hospital Mrs. Newman IS aoou,
fwenty-one years old, and her husnand Is aO0
thirty years olo
Long Branch. ~ j. Sept. is (SpeciaD-Miss
Ethel L. Thornell. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs- "a
Thornei and j. Prentice Kellogg, OF New-ioi " a.
vVsra married at ST. Peters Church, Gahlee to-Ua'
nv the Rev DIR. W. VI. Grosvenor, OF NeN-'o'A
Inward of two hundred people we're pIeseH
There were seven bridesmaids and maid OF no--'
The latter was Miss Madge Niles. Tne oilae'
maids were the Misses Cecile Boardman' Na .
Prentice Gertrude Smith, Helen DOminick' 'loiO
stewart all of New-York, and Miss Edith -
and Miss Julia Scott, of Washington, ID L A4ie'
were gowned alike, wearing white chlnon, .nits
Gordon pleated. and carried bouquets Us u Mo :
chrysanthenlums. j. L. Davis. or 81 LOUIS. -
was hest man The usherS were AleAaliuel5
SCHUYLER Smith. James Mclean. Sewal h3asd;L dar;cL
William Hoppin, all of New-Iorh. ana 'rsd ra,ud in
white chiffon and Irish point lace and carbsa
bouquet OF lilies of the valley A weuu,Ie e.enntry
fast followed the ceremony at the oFass sS'
home.