New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
WEDDINGS.
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Syracuse. June 14-Bfiss Augusta Eocleston
Boylston. daughter of Mrs. S. Montgomery
Roosevelt, of SkaneateIes. married at St
James's Episcopal Church. at that place at 40
o'clock this afternoon. to Donald Campbell OF Bos-
ton, of General John Campbell. U. s. A Ore
tired. The ceremony performed by the Rev.
John c. Eccleston, Of Baltimore. assisted by the
Rev. DR.. James Houston Eccleston Of Emmanuel
Church, Baltimore; the Rev. Floyd Jones. OF
Cold Spring, n. Y. and the Rev Frank N West
colt, the rector OF the church.
The maid Of honor Miss Anna NJ. Murray. Of
Baltimore. and the bridesmaids were Miss Augusta
z. Murray, Miss Ellen W. Shoemaker. Miss May H.
Kirby and Miss Jean Mills. OF Baltimore; Miss
Louie r. Stanwood. OF Boston. and Miss Mar
guerits Walker, Of New-York. Douglas Campbell,
OF New-York brother Of the bridegroom. was best
man, while the ushers were Gustav Heiniken
Bruno zinm. Duncan Campbell. Samuel E. Harper.
The wedding followed by reception at the
home OF the brides parents After trip to Canada
the couple will reside in Boston
The wedding of Miss Alice Gertrude Borst. daugh-
ter Of Mrs Lucy Baldwin Borst. and Charles Drum
mond Lawrence OF the law department OF tho
Custom House. took place last night The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Percy stickney
Grant of the Church Of the Ascension. IN the
spacious parlors Of the BRIDES home, at No. LA
West 13th-st Miss Borst's matron Of honor was
her other bridal attendants were Mrs tFederiss -
Borst. Mrs. Frederick B. HIN. both OF Mer l,
Miss Florence Barr, of Brooklyn; Miss caroline
Roberts Of Hartford. Conn, and Miss Grace Law
niece Helen B. Clark Of Plainfeld. N. J., and her
hest man Mr. Lawrence had Robert 3. Lawrence,
ana for his ushers Frederick A. Childs, Richard W
Lawrence William A. Robertson and Thomas M
Lane
Miss Georgia Mcdonald. only child OF John B.
Mcdonald the man who built the subway, and
Harry B. Reed, of Canton. Ohio. were married yes
terday afternoon. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Cobb at the home OF the BRIDES
parents, in the Dakota. at 72d-st and Central PARK
West.
Mr. Reed is an engineer He has been In the
employ of Mr. Mcdonald for about fourteen years
When MI Mcdonald left the 4 E, 3Ia co T
feed was II eha f % re Iemain with the sub
Mr. and Mrs. Reed will live in the Dakota after
q wedding trip to Mr.. Reeds home in Canton
Hampstead, Long Island June Il (SpeciaD-Aliss
Robetta Vanleet Lewis. daughter Of Mr. and MIS-
Daniel Fillmore and H. Henry Douglas were mar
ried to-day n the old Presbyterian church. The
Rev Dr. Frank W. Kerr performed the ceremony
Many from New-York Boston and other cities
were present. Nearly seven hundred were presenIxc
at the church. A reception, attended oy ne@4U
four hundred persons. followed the ceremony
Miss Florence Belle Edgstt. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs James Watson Edgett and David Walter Pye
were married yesterday at the home Of the brides
parents No. 296 Garfield Place. Brooklyn. The
Rev Robert D. Hull performed the ceremony Mss
Ida Edgett. the brides sister, was maid OF hohoI,
and William Stewart was best man The nSne-s
were Thomas F. Lawton, Frank Murray, William
Pettee John r. Reid and Charles Reinecke
One Of the largest June weddings in Westminster
County took place at Orienta Point, Mamaroneck'
Yesterday when Miss Florence Seney Cornell
daughter of w. T. Cornell former cashier or ths
Lincoln National Bank Nsw-York. and Dr. James
Manning Kent, OF Putnam Conn, were married.
The bride IS graduate OF Vessar and ner NOUS S1S
form arIv, pre-idAQt IaSYar
Rev DIT, David @. Downey, OF Brooklyn per
formed tho ceremony.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Stifwell. daughter OF
DR. and Mrs B. W. StweL. to Lieutenant Roy
Weber Holderness of the United States cavalry.
OF Fort Keogh Montana. took place in St Johns
Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon The eeTs-
rnony was performed by the Rev. Andrew +. IN
derhill rector OF the church. The bride was az
tended by her sister. Miss Mary Stlwel. as maid
OF honor: Miss Alice Eschman and Miss Louise louise
Havemeyer, OF Yonkers; Miss Elsie LoTrey
and Miss Maud Lowrey: OF Philadelphia; n MISS
Anna Gribee of Governors Island, and Miss Rath-
crime Wisner OF Goshen. n. Y. The best man was
Lieutenant Francis Honeycutt. OF Fort Hamilton