New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

Among those who sailed for England vs.s....
on the Oceanic were Miss Dorothy whftns-, ny
Bend and Miss Beatrice Bend.
Miss Justine De Peyster. daughter O, N. -.
Johnston De Peyster, viii be married TO gora~.
Martin on June 2. at TivoIi. n. Y
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt chartered .b.
coach Pioneer yesterday for it's trip from r. rs1
land House to Ardsley. Among her z11est. -
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Goadby Loew Mrs OIfva- c,
Jennings. Miss North, Miss Evelyn Parsons yr -
whitehouse. G. Miflin Wharton, George Jvo,,,..
and Willing Spencer. Alfred G. vandsrbIIs s-o,.
Mrs. James Mcvickar has the coach for to-day
Miss Josephine Russell was married v..+.-,.
afternoon to the Rev David Brewer Eddy. nas,o.
OF the Trinity Congregational Church Fass o.
n. J., at the home OF her parents. ex-Judpa 80
Mrs. Horace Russell. No AZ Park avenvs tn
bride was dressed in a princess gown os ,v1s
chiffon cloth. almost entirely covered with vens,
lace, with which she wore Venetian point veil
fastened with orange blossoms She carrsd !.
bouquet OF HHes-of-the-vaIley. Miss Mara 7
Russell was her sisters maid OF honor and TIA
bridesmaids were Miss Emily II. Mann OF Trov
". Y. niece OF Hamilton Fish, and Miss Ha-ra,
Sabin. Of Winamstown. Mass. All three wer,
dressed IN white Liberty satin and carried bouau.+
OF pink sweetpeas Louis G. Killings was the be,-
man and the ushers included Richard H. Edwards
Louis T. Stone. Lee Wilcox, of Waterbury Conn
and Thomas P. Davis. The Rev F. Baldwin sor
merly pastor Of the Trinity Congregational Church
Of East Orange. performed the ceremony. Owing
to the bridegroom being IN mourning there was no
reception afterward.
Another wedding OF yesterday was that OF M,s,
Evelyn Willis Hunter, daughter Of Edward Hunter
TO Keith Donaldson, which took place ar 81
Thomass Church. The bride. who was given away
by her father, was attired IN an Empire gown o,
rrrtf
and a veil OF the same material. fastened with or
ange blossoms Mrs. A. Payne. of Cincinnati he-
aunt. was the matron OF honor. She wore dress
Of pale green chiffon and a green hat and carried
white lilacs. The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Taylor. Miss Mary Morris Blair Miss Virginia
Iredell, Miss Marion Dennison. Miss Louise Long
and Miss Margaret Baxter They wore frocks Of
yellow batiste and hats OF yellow straw. with vel
low feathers. and carried baskets filed with daisies
Francis Donaldson was his brothers best man, and
the ushers included lie Grand C. GriswoId Percy
r. Pyne. %. Frederick W. Steele and R. Lawrence
Benson. OF this city; Carroll s. Tyson. ir.. Fred
erick Rosengarten and Edwin W. Benson. 1r, Of
Philadelphia; DR.. T. c. Goldsborough OF Baltimore
Harold L. Walton. OF Orange. y. j. and w r
Wicks. OF Chicago. Following the ceremony. which
was performed by Bishop Gaylord OF Tennessee.
who oficiated IN similar capacity at the marriage
OF the BRIDES parents. there reception at the
St. Regis, after which the newly married couple
left town for Hot Springs. where they will spend
their honeymoon
At the Church OF the Incarnation this afternoon
Miss Mamie Wright Brown. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. waIdron P. Brown. viii be married 70 Harold
Richmond Talbot A reception will follow at the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. No. q East sSth
street.
An out-of-town wedding to-day will be that Of
Miss zaides Cobb and Cornelius n. Bliss. jr, which
will take place at Washington A reception vii
be held after the ceremony st the home Of tns
brides mother. Mrs. Edmund NJ Cobb. No $50
Sunderland Place.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bailey Aldrich. who have
been travelling IN Egypt and neighOoring coun1s
since the beginning Of the year, intend to rs'nra
TO their home. IN Boston. at the end OF this month
The betrothai Is announced OF their son, Talbot
AIdrfch and Miss Eleanor p Little, Of Salsn
Mass. granddaughter OF David P. Kimhal-
Boston.