New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

wedding was unique in that 1t the thirty
fifth anniversary of the wedding OF the brides par
ar+s the Same day OF the week and the hour
The Rev DR. Charles NJ Niles. rector OF St PauIs
Episcopal Church. Ossnins. ohiciated- The maid
OF honor was Miss Amelia 3 Reid sister OF the
bridegroom The best man was FREDERICK '" Bar
low a brother Of the bride After the ceremony
tbere was wedding breakfast Mr. Reid IS a
travelling auditor Of the New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company. He and his
bride will spend the summer travelling and VIII
reside in this city in the autumn
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Augusta Arnstrong'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Augustus Arm
strong of No IA West One-hundred- -and-thirty-
sixtbs+ to Harry Lilly as announced n The
Tribune yesterday. took place last evening n tns
chapel Of the New-York Presbyterian Church. the
Rev Duncan ]. Mcmillan Officiating
IT, sor+b ConeregationaI Church. Brooklyn. was
the scene OIL a wedding on Tuesday afrernoon.
when the Rev Dr. Albert } Lyman the pastor
united in marriage Miss Grace Elizabeth Hanpson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward Pelham Harnp-
son ~ M q, CarroIl-st Brooklyn. and Marcus
Butler Waterman Miss Laura Hampson, the brides
sister, was the maid OF honor. The bride was a4So
attended by her two nephews. Charles Hanpsoh
Grant and Duncan Ross Grant. as pages Harry
Ackernan acted as best and the ushers were
william Creau,er. Thomas Griffin. Daniel Gurus
Grant and Edward Waterman. an uncle OF Cn7
bridegroom Following the ceremony there vas q
reception for relatives and few intimate friends
Dr. William Champion Deunirg. OF West Chester
on wednesday married Miss Innogen Hawthorne.
youngest daughter Of Julian hawthorne ana slall1-
daughter Of Nathaniel Hawthorne. The ceremony
was performed at the Church OF the New Jerusalem
Tba Rev IuIian K Smyth of3ciated The guests
afterward boarded a special car which tooK 'nsln
to the Grand Central Station. where they went OF
special train to Youkers, the horne OF the Olloe-
A reception was held at the Hawthorne hone- No
sqs warburton-ave The bride was attended oy ner
sisters the Misses Hildegarde. GwendOlen ana
Beatrix Hawthorne. Dr. DeIning's best man vas
Alfred z Schermerhorn. his cousin. and the ushers
were Dr. Dudley Derning. cousin: Henry Z
Walsh Mr. Harrington and three brothers o- the
BRIDE ]. ?. 3. Henry A and Frederick l. Haw-
thorne. The couple went TO Cornwai-on-tne-Euo-
son 70 spend few weeks at the summer nome OF
the b-fde's parents On April q Dr.. and Mrs
Denning will leave here four months Trip 70
Europe
Caldwell. N. J.. April Is CspsciaD--Miss Emily
story Paret daughter Of Mrs John Paret- Of Essex
Fells and Douglas De Rosset Haish. Of -|ew-York.
urere married in St Peters Protestant Eptscopal
Church last night The Right Rev william Paret
Bishop Of Maryland. AZ uncle OF the or1de. per
formed the ceremony. Miss Robinson was maid OF
honor The bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor Paret
and Miss lockwood The bride was given away
by her brother John Paret. Walter Paret- brother
OF the bride. acted best man fhe ushers were
Thomas s L Seaman. w F Langford- Stanton
Lnbrir and Charles P Scholdeld-
EngIewood N J.. April Is (speciaD.-Owtng to
recent death IN the family OF the Bridegroom the
wedding this evening Of Asseunbyuan william a
Lord, Of Orange, and Miss Sarah X Roberts. OF
Erglewood. 4 quiet affair. OILY the relatives
and close friends being present The ceremony
was performed oy the Rev Mr. FlchIner. OF 81
Paul's Episcopal Church at home OF the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ". H H Roberts. in Engle-
St Miss Mary Roberts was maid Of honor The
best man OIin Colt Mirteeuen. OF Philadelphia
Among the gifts a silver Ice cream set from
he and ASSernblvrueQ OF Essex County
Englewood April Is (SpeciaD.-Miss Margaret
Brinckerhofr. daughter Of ex-Mayor and Mrs
Ebert A Brinckerhof. and Herbert lie Roy PitEin
were married by the Rev. DR.. Hamilton at the
Presbyterian Church here this afternoon The
brides father Is vice-president Of the Third Ma
tionaI Bank, Of New-York The bridegroom Is a
son Of j. W. Pitkin. head of the PftAin- -Hodsworth
worsted Company. The matron of honor Mrs
William Bushnell Chaplin The bridesmaids were
the Misses Helen NJ and Janet BrinckerhOH and
Miss Elizabeth Park. Of Engewood; Mss c. Einor
w Wilson. daughter OF General Wilson. c. s 4.
OF Wilmington. Del: Misses Margaret L and
JuIette HubbeII. Of New-York; Miss Elizabeth NJ
Morgan. Of Philadelphia. and Miss Mildred E
Of the bride in Pennington College Philadelphia
The best was Burrows Sloan, Of Philadelohia-
a5f VSaTds WaTd Coe PsfIin! Of FngieWood Kas
ana Samuel Iool Of Priis deiphia and frank D.
Pitkin. Of NewIYorN With the exception OF bis
groom at Princeton
West Newton. Mass. April 1s-John Morgan
Francis Of Troy and Miss Florence Hastings
Lowell daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. wallace d
Lowell of this city were married this evening In
the First Unitarian Church. The bride attend
ed by her sister Miss Madge Lowell. Is maid ot
honor. and by Miss Francis. Miss Harriet Francis
and Miss Margaret Francis Of Troy as brides
maids. The best Stewart Burchard. Of
New York The u3hCrs c. Warren. G. T.
Lane and c. B. Judson of Troy; c. VI. Tucker. il.
E. Easton. jr-. and s T Jones. Of Albany; T.
Pierce and ". Lowell Of Boston; H Richards. IT.
Of New-York and J. E JefTords Jr-. CT PhIladel-
phia- Mr.. Francis is the eldest son Of Charles :.
Francis ex-United States Minister to Greece. Ru-
mania and Seryia. and proprietor OF The Troy
Times and is now a member OF the editorial star
OF that paper lie IS gradu-ts OF Cornell Uni
versity '02- Mr. Francis has fine scuNng record
as amateur oarsman- AT Cornell he lowered the
record Of the twenty-eight seconds. and
Poughkeepsie in 1899 he strOked the victorious Cor
nell freshman In 1871. under the training of
James A Ten Eyck. Mr.. Francis won the Junior
singles In the Harlem regatta Memorial Day. he
single SOULS at the Syracuse regatta on June "a
the intermediate singles at the Nev-England ANA
teur associations regatta at Boston on July and
the Hudson River championship at the Laureate
Boat Clubs regatta at Troy July s In winning
this last victory Mr. Francis covered the course OF
seconds the record of the course. and failing by
only two seconds TO equal the worlds record for
two miles made by James II Riley professional
oarsmsn in 1876
SENATOR AND MRS. SCOTT IN ROME.
Rome. April Ex-senator Scott OF West virginia
and Mrs. Scott have arrived here from Egypt and
intend 10 make short stay their way 70 Carts
pad pad me Senator has met a number OF prom
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