New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04
OeddfnSs Of Yesterday.
STUMBLE vELASCO-

The Little Church Around the Corner (the
Church Of the Transhguration) was crowded TO the
doors yesterday afternoon for the marriage Of Miss
Mary Fernandez de Velasco to Herman Stump. Of
Bel-Ar. Nd. which took place at 400 o'clock The
church was decorated for the occasion with palms
Easter lilies, and music was furnished by &
Rumanian string orchestra. The cermony was per-
formed by the Rev DR.. J. Nevett Steele, Of Old
Trinity Church. chaplain of the New-York City
Chapter Of the Daughters OF the American ReVoLu-
ton of which Miss de Velasco is member. Dr.
Steele assisted by the Rev Percy Grant, OF
the Church OF the Ascension, and the bride was
given away by her half-brother. John Haldane
FIagler. The maid Of honor was Miss Emma Goole
Lathrop, of Newark n. J.. and Mrs. John Haldane
agler acted as unatron Of honor. while Miss Bessie
Mclean daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Donalo NC
Lean was flower girl The best man was Oi4@i4e
Nelson Of Maryland cousin OF the orloesI ooili iio
there were six ushers Bertram NorIh o'dHlp' u
Baltimore nephew Of the bridegroom; Judge sharp.
of Baltimore cousin of the bridegroom. ana lava
LapsIey Spencer Murray Henry lie Roy ana 1s3e n
ivorv White satin with full court train and point
lace flowers and bertha She wore an ornament OF
alanopGs, copied from one belonging to Mary queen
a. Scots and now in the British Museum, and a
large picture hat OF white LACE VIII iHls
Mrs. F2agler wore q gown of real white lace win
frtmned with long black and white pIumes her
bouquet was Of white uacs MISS 1%attIi 10y ~ eiiI-
With white lace hat, pearl ornaments and a pou-
Quet of white Hlacs. The mower sAI ~ W. Iaree
T Esss 1Se RECEPTION at the home Mr. and Mrs
the ceremony The house was decorated VIII, WIN
palms and lilies and about three hundreo g leStSs
offered their Congratulations TO the newly WSoaSo
pair The invitations 10 the chuTcn nunlDeleu ,rs
thousand Alter the reception Solongi an Ia1;
stump left Maryland. where they VIII spenu feii
DAYS 6e59de AftrwSrd they viii i've their
try place. Waveriey, Be-A1r Nc Ainons ore ~ M
and Mrs Grover Cleveland, admiral and MIS-
Dewey Rear Admiral and Mrs schley, rear IAg1t1r
Commodore and Mrs. Wallace the Misses Wallace,
Major ana Ne s E Hsip R Lieatenan1 speyers
q s. N: Lieutenant anq ATs. S1e0F se a ~ NTts
T 10 Eaidane FIagier. Mr. and Mrs Russell Muir
raw Masters Spencer and Herman stump Murray
Master Louis Noel Baroness Harden h1ckeys M M
and Mrs. John G. Carlisle Judge and MIS- roger
Mrs n + ogden Doremus. Colonel and Mrs; Donald
Mclean the Misses Mclean Thomas 6 Plat Mr.
s sa coonei and John W. Colonel and
Mrs Snn M Tagpe r van Norden MI and Mrs, william
Nelson cromwell David Lapsley. Ambrose Spencer
M Murr9 ye Mr e Wrieht Mr. and Mrs Henry ROY
L &c Boy RR d Il KRIS ROY ht ins E ES
Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton Mrs J; Nevest S1eeie
Se s h a fooWing Phade phians Robert Adams
fr' MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bell. Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur
Mrs Yrs Alexander Hagner. Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs Martin O!nstead ana SaGge ana and MS MI MI
CoInas OF Washington; Donald cameron haloS-
Go nan o. Of Maryland: also Governor and Mrs
John Smith Maryland; ex-governor and Mrs. Lloyd
Iowndes Ex-Governor and Mrs. Charles Lee Car
roll Ex-Governor Frank Brown. General ana MIS-
Edwin Warfeld, Dr.. and Mrs Jacobs Mr.. and Mrs Mrs
I2oss w histIer Judge Sharp, General and Mrs ROD
~ 9ber General and Mrs George Upshur, Colonel
and Mrs Charles Goldsborough, Mr. and Mrs G. D
Aibsrt Corter Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Mrs
Helen Larned. Mr., and Mrs Jesse Tyson all Of Sal-
timore Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \ ellison Mr. ana MIS-
I Hugh Cottnan and Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram stump,
u al week Miss de velasco gave a luncheon for
her attendants at the Waldorf, and presented
them with luck pins in the form OF enamelled
fonr leaf clover with diamond in the centre and
Surrounding horseshoe of pearls