New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04
WEDDINGS.

In hale-sylvan surroundings Rufus Lentner
SewaH, OF Boston. married Miss Jualita CebaIlos
Hewitt. daughter OF Robert Hewitt. at ArdssY
yesterday. Father Van Rensselaer,. OF the Church
Of st. Francis Xavier. performed the Ceremony as
sisted By Father Fitzsimmons, of the Dobbs Ferry
Roman Catholic Church The bridesmaids
Miss Hewitts sisters. the Misses Edith. AnCoinetts
and Betty while Mrs z. s. Jafsray. another sister
was rnatron os honor. John Hitchcock was best
man. and Rodney Thaye-. B. Mason Hanlin ard
DR.. George Whireside. OF Boston, and z. s Jaffray
were ushers.
The ceremony was performed Before temporary
altar In the hail. the bride and bridegroom stand
ing under canopy OF pink and white roses. Mr.
Hitchcock met the bride as she came from her
room and escorted her 20 the altar After tie
ceremony a luncheon was served On tbe lawn.
After Informal reception the couple went 70 ths
pier where Edwin Goulds yacht, the ChIchota was
waiting. As she steamed away Mr. and 9lrs.
sewaH stood SIDE by side IN the stsrn waving their
anebored out in the river fred salute Of one gun
There about three hundred guests. many
Edwin &C Gould. Dr. and Mrs shradg. Mr and Hrs
Frederick l. EIGridge and sehor oleda. the spanish
Minister Among the many presents was one. from
Nh HeEitt o. an orange gEogs a. C92os cp9
old point lace. inherited from her grandmother,
Se1ora CsbaI1os.
The wedding OF Mss Anita Gibson. daughter o.
Rear Admiral william c. Gibson. Z. 8 " GeclredD.
and Richard Butler GIaenzer. son Of AIr. and SIrs
Georges Gaenzer. Of Manhattan. took place yestar-
Episcopal Church. Pac.ac-st-. near 5sdford-avs..
Brooklyn. The church was effectively decorated
with palms and daisies. The Rev Robert IL ".
Black rector OF the church. oficiated assisted ~
the Rev Spencer S. Roche OF St Marks Church.
Among those present were Mrs. Z. Z Norton. r
worthington and Mrs 9. c Worrhington, OF T.
vington; Paymaster and Mrs R Il De1l1sIoE. Slr.
and Mrs. E NJ. Johnston CAPTAIN and Mrs Alfred
Corps and Mrs SDicer. and Rear Admiral James
Miller. c. S. y. and Mrs. Miller The ceremony
was followed by a reception At the homo OF ths
brides parents No lap Pacidc-st. Brooklyn
Peeksktu. y. Y June 3--Niss Martha Depev
Strang eldest daughter OF Mrs. Kacs D. Srrang
was married at noon to-day 70 Alfred Hudson
TownIey son OF the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh c.
Townley. The ceremony was performed 81 Dr.
TovvnIey the brifegroorns father. who is pastor
Of the First Baptist Church here. at the homs
Of the brides mother at John-sL and Nelsor-ave-
Half hundred intimate friends and relatives were
present There were no ushers or bridesmaids
The best man was Alexander Robert Fordyce. jE.
Of New-York City. The bride was attended BY
her youngest sister. Miss May Srrang. as ma OF
over Write satin trimmed with point lace Sha
wore diamond and pearl sunburs[ the GIT q ne
roses and liIies-Of-rIle-vaIiey The brides uncle.
Senator Chauncey N. Depew. was 70 give her
a meeting OF railroad men He sent conSratulatory
messages 70 her. however from al The &c cites
between Buffalo and Chicago Chaun-ey d
Depew. il, was present. ana escorLed Che ollQs
into the parloT- Her mother save her away A.
bert Won Doenhoff, or New-York, played the wed
ding march, and Helen Won Do6nno- sang A-leT
the ceremony there were informal Eecf pton
and a wedding breakfast The SOutkwesLer LIN
tied. west bound. stopped here AZ -:59 Q Y; Tor
an extended trfD through the Great Lakes and
Canada They win live in Ne~-Xork CRY