New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

The details Of a number of spring and early sum-
mer weddings were made public last week the
exodus for Europe and the country continued
Owing to the serious illness of the brides mother
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Rooney to Edward
7 Fvrne which was announced for June 10. took
place yesterday morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Charles +. Mcdonnell III 81
Johns Chapel, in CIermont-ave. Miss Male Ser
nadette Byrne sister of the bridegroom. was maid
bTideeroou was best man The bride is the daugh-
ter of DR.. Alexander J. Rooney OF NO ZS0 sever
Bvrne clerk in the Appellate Division of the Su-
preme Court. Second Department He is MEMBER member
of the bar and belongs to the Crescent AthIeLlC
Club. In the Spanish war he was member OF
Troop c
Cards have been received by the friends of Miss
Cornelia NJ. Russ daughter of Mrs. John A Russ,
and Daniel Kingsland De BeXedon, OF NO a
Ffghth-ave announcing their marTige, winch TOOK
place last Tuesday The ceremony was quietly per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Charles ". Homer
There vviu be 2 wedding of considerable interest
in St Peters Protestant Episcopal Church, IN
State-st. on Wednesday evening, May n Wheh
Miss Ethel Parker, daughter of the Rev. Dr. ana
Mrs Lindsay Parker will be married to John Nor
ris Robinson. jr.. of st. John. \; B. The mar mar
riage viii probably be performed by the brides
father. who is rector of 81, Peters ana chaptaI i
his fiancee met at Yondola Point, n B. where the
Parkers have a summer home
On the following Tuesday Miss Helen Louise
Cam daughter Of Ar. and Mrs. George Wade
Cam will be united in marriage TO Dr. Albert +
Lowell of Gardner Mass, The wedding viii be
quiet one at the home Of the brides parents. No
442 Grand-ave. at 4 p. m. The Rev. DR.. T. NJ
Cam grandfather Of the bride, will perform the
ceremony. The maid OF honor Will be Miss Bertha
Bucllln, well known concert vioinist. who has
only recently announced her engagement to AHrln
NJ Chase Of Syracuse graduate OF ddIn AInheTst I &c
Loughlin. Gardner. viii be best mar TheTe VIII
be bridesmaids or ushers nut MISS Mss Eli -d!ot o+
as flower girls, and Master Richard GREENWOOD
will be page.
Another church wedding which promises to be a
brilliant one will be that OF Miss Anita Gibson
daughter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs William c
Gibson of No LAP Pacifc-st., and Richard Butler
Glaenzer son of Mr.. and Mrs George Glaenzer, Of
Manhattan. The Rev. DR.. Spencer S Roche. rector
Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church. and the Rev. Rob
ert NJ Black. rector OF St. Bartholomew's Church
Will perform the ceremony in the latter church at
p m on Wednesday June 3. Miss Marion Camp
bell Gibson sister Of the bride viii act as maid of
honor ard Western Gaie & gill be @e tie best sa 9a@ s
The bFdesInaes S d % M lSf br3 Miss Sadie jt5 Jo
ston Miss Anna Francis and Miss Adele spauldc
washington. Jules Glaenzer and g. 3. Glaenzer.
brothers Of tie brdegro9nl; John Chester. Chester Has
Upton Alexander OF Manhattan: and Addison
4 reception at nome of the brides parents will
follow the ceremony.
The wedding Of Miss Adele Page. daughter of
Nj and Mrs. William Harlan Page, and Gerard
Hallock viii take place at the home of the brides
parents No 81 Grand-ave., Tuesday, June 80
Mr. Hallock. who is professor Of Tnathematicss
in the Hill School PottstoWn, Penn. is son Of
the late William IL Hallock and grandson of the
late Gerard HallOck-
Among the engagements made public in the
course Of the week Were those of Miss Julia J.
Ketcham, daughter of M and Mrs. Herbert T
Ketcham. OF No 22 Gates-aVe- to Joseph TuthiH
Duryea Cornwell, Of Mrs. Amelia Cornwell. Of
No. IsG I1eferts Place, and of Miss hdlth 1aft
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Taft. 10 the
Rev. E. T. Chauncey, OF Manhattan.
Among those who left town for the country last
week were the Sturgis Collins the William L
Van Sinde.ens of Henry-st.. and the Robert Nal
lor,s The latter have gone TO Clifton. their coun-
try seat at Port Chester and the Van Sinderens TO
Washington Conn Contrary to their usual Gus
summer AT their mountain lodge. Round Top, on
Keene Heights, in the Adirondacl<s but have gone
TO Cold Spring Harbor. Long Island
The Chiropean Club viii hold its May meeting next
Thursday, at 2 p m. in the Knapp Mansion Mrs
Charles H. Leighton. chairman of the committee
on philanthropy has arranged for a number Of ad-
dresses on The Mountain Whites" Among the
speakers will be the Rev. DR.. James Darlington
rector Christ Church. and Judge Hiram r.
Steele Mrs Mortimer Leonard. contralto viii be
the guest the club and will sing several solos
Other music will be furnished by the Chropean
Carol Club.
Last Wednesday The Chrnpeans had IA theatre
marty al Day's. seeing My Lady Peggy Goes TO
Town" Mrs. Charles Bartram. president, and
about TWO hundred members in the party
Mrs William Clifton Todd of No. 275 Clinton
ave- gave a musical her home on Wednesday
evening. Among the performers Miss Phelps