The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-16
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Mahan, who are TO be married next Satur-
day afternoon, will have yellow and white
wedding throughout. The ceremony will
be performed in Grace Church at o'clock
by the Rev. DR.. William s. Rainsford
rector of st. Georges Church The draw
ing rooms OF the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis johnson
90 East ninth street, will be trimmed
profusely with the yellow and white fringed
flowers for the reception afterward. The
bride will be attended by the Misses Resale
Coe Campbell, Georgette Folsom, Katherine
Lyman and cousin. Miss Julia Hutohins
OF Boston,, Huntington jackson of Wash
ington will assist the bridegroom as beat
Throop Geer, Dudley Davis, Lawson Riggs
and Arthur Fowler Of this city and John
Evans OF Philadelphia will be ushers.
There are many invitations out here for
the wedding Of Miss Anne johnson Poe
and Alfred Tyler to be celebrated next
Wednesday at noon at st, Paul's Episcopal
Church, Baltimore, Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Prentiss Poe, the brides parents,
the ceremony. The bridegroom is the son
OF Colonel and Mrs Nathaniel Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Blair Mitchell,
who passed the summer abroad, are ex-
pected to reach home on Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie who are pas
sengers on the Celtic, are due here on
Friday.
The engagement OF Miss Cha rlotte F.
Lowe, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
2. Lowe Of Plainfeld, NJ j., to Mr.. Frederick
NJ. Shepard Of Scotch Plains, N. j., is an-
nounced.
There will be a number Of New York
guests at the wedding on Tuesday Of Miss
Jane Lathrop Harrington, daughter Of the
late Harvey Harrington at the brides
country home. in Croton- on the Hudson.
The wedding OF james Nevett Steele,
Jr.. son OF the Rev. DR.. Steele of Trinity,
and Miss Elizabeth Arnold Congdon will
be celebrated OH Wednesday, Oct. 20, In
Grace Church, Providence, R. l., the brides
home. Mr.. Steele will be attended by the
Messrs. l.. Spender Steele, Walden PeI,
james Pell, Gilbert Greenway, II. Nelson,
Frank simmons 3. Bradford, Harold
Congdon and John H; Congdon, Jr., as best
man and ushers. His sister, Miss Ruth
Steele, Miss Louise Thatcher, Miss A. Rosa-
lind Hasard and Miss Ellen H. Weedsn
will be the bridesmaids, and Miss Louise B,
Congdon her sisters maid Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Goldman, Jr., who
sailed Friday on the Cedric for Europe,
will make an indefinite stay abroad. When
they return they will live in the house
recently built by the bride at is East
Ffty-trst street.
Mrs. Charles Rowland Wesson Of West
Thirty-seventh street, who has passed the
summer at her cottage in Northeast Har-
Dor, Me-, will shortly sail for Europe for the
winter She will be accompanied by her
sop-in,law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eupasia Leland, who has just returned
from Poland Spring, will rem ain In town
and will have visiting her for the season
her cousin, Miss Calder OF Lancaster. Pa.
After brief honeymoon jaunt, Mr.. and
In New York. The couple had q pretty
wedding recently at Flushing, L. I.
Invitations are on hand for the mar.
rage of Miss Edith Elizabeth Eddy and
John Gilbert Andrews next Thursday at
Newtonville, Mass, sent out by the brides
mother. Mrs Charles Edward Eddy.
The Rev, DR.. George c. Houghton, rec
tor Of the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION,
will perform the ceremony which will unite
Miss Eleanor E. Livingston and Edward
Prescott Rowe Of Boston, on Saturday
afternoon, at $50 o'clock, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
z. Livingston, 2o4 West tifty-fifth street.
A reception will follow from until o'clock.
The marriage OF Mrs Blaokstock- Downey.
daughter Of the Rev William Schenck
Blackstock, d. D.. Of Toronto, to Major
Charles Duer Of the India Medical Service.
son OF the late Sidengham Duer. Esq,
C.E, of London, Ia expected to take place
early in December in Rsngoon, where
Major Duer lie stationed. Mrs. Downey
has many friends In New York and has