Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-11
LIMA FERGUSON
WE DS n. !. MAN,;
TO TOUR WORLD
Couple Left For Years Hon.
eymoon Abroad After Ger
emory at Huning Castle
Yesterday Evening.

Miss Lima Huning Ferguson,
daughter of Mrs II. B. FERGUSON,
was married to Spencer Cochrane
Browne of New York City at Hun
| ing Castle late yesterday afternoon.
The couple left Immediately by
automobile for San Francisco from
which port they will sail on Au-
gust % for years travel around
the world.
The courtship began two years
ago in New York City where Mrs.
Browne was an art student
and Mr.. Browne was located as
a mining engineer. Mr.. Browne
| is n long time friend of James
Wroth, formerly of this city,
with his future wife was made.
Mr.. Browne and Mr.. Wroth came
to Albuquerque over a month ago
on q vacation motor trip.
The wedding took place at 8
o'clock in the ball room of Hun
ing Castle, which had been the
family home of the brides moth
er and of her grandmother. Mrs.
Franz Huning. The ceremony was
performed by Dean Winfred H.
| Zeigler before a bank of ferns,
palms and flowers. The bride was
attended by her mother and the
bridegroom by his sister, Mrs,
Sidney van Wyck of San Francis
co, who came here for the we'd
ding. The ceremony was followed
by a wedding supper at the cas-
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browne will visit
Japan, China, the Malay peninsu-
| la, the East Indies, India, Egypt.
Italy, France and England on their
honeymoon. They expect to re-
turn to the United States at the
end of a year abroad. They will
then spend their winters in New
York City, where Mr.. Browne will
follow his profession Of mining
engineer, and their summers on
the Upper Pecos, where they are
building a cottage.
Plans for an immediate wedding
were announced about a week ago
when the couple returned from
the Pecos, where they had been
visiting friends The announce
ment was kept a secret among
the relatives and close friends of
the bride here, however. The we'd
ding ceremony was very simple
and was witnessed only by the inn
mediate family and few intimate
friends of the bride.
Mrs. Browne is an Albuquerque
girl of great beauty and charm.
She attended school here and in
California and was student at
George washington university In
Washington, d. c., during the time
that her father, the late Congress-
man II. B. Ferguson held his
chair in the house of representa-
tives. She attended the University
of New Mexico for two years from
which institution she was gradual
ed in 1918. She is q member of
Phi Mu fraternity. She has spent
one year in Washington in war
work and two in New York as
student at the Art league since her
graduation.
Mr.. Browne, since his gradual
ton from Leland Stanford univer-I
sity, where his friendship with
James Wroth began, has travelled
in many parts Of the world in pur-
suit of his profession. He is locat-
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consulting engineer for a number
OF large mining concerns. He is
considered eminently successful in
his profession.
The Brownies have already pur-
chased home site on the upper
Pecos where their summer home
will be constructed during the
coming winter. They expect to re-
turn to New Mexico at the end of
their tour next summer and wilt
spend several months here before
going to New ork City.