New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

AT St. Thomas's Church yesterday at A. p.
m Miss Eugenia Leonie Schieaelin daughter OF Edgar
schefelin, and granddaughter OF the late Eningham
scAefeln was married to Charles Frederick Hoffman,
r The fervice was read By the Rev. DR. C. f. Hoffman,
father OF tho groom assisted by the Rev. Dr'E A Hof
man. uncle of the groom, aud the Rev. Alexander NJ
smith. W. NJ. V. Hoffman was the best man, The six
ushers who walked at the heal Of the wedding process
Sion were Edgar s. schefcln tne brides brother d. A.
Clarkson. w +. Morgan, j. NJ. Mitchell. Gouverneur w.
Morris and William II. Russell Ths bridesmaids. who
followed tho ushers were Mas Clara V. Schiefen, Miss
Stella L. schieelin both sisters OF the bride; Miss Flea
nor L. Hoffman, the grooms sister. aud Miss Caroline
White Their dresses symphonies In white. be-
ing made OF crepe de chino and Ottoman velcuts with
court trains square cut and Medicis collars
The brides dress was OF ivory satin Her veil was OF
pon duchosse lace and fastened with orange pud
and diamonds reception was held at Mt schiefelns
house. No COS Fifth ave. ATT p m the married couple
departed amid shower OF rice and rain Anew OF the
quests present were Secretary Frelinghuysen Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Sloan, Judge AMI Mrs. westbrook, Mrs.
Joseph prexc Mrs dI Cesnola Miss di Cesnola Rear
Admiral yingst0n Professor Driser, Ex-Governor ana
Mira Hoffman OK. Governor and Mrs. Cornell, and Mrs
John BigeOw.
]. Alden Weir, the artist, and Miss Anna Dwight
Baker, were married In the Church OF
the Ascension at 5 p M, by the Rev.
f. Winchester Donald, rector OF the church.
best man was llnuley JOnnsOn Inc ushtlr Wctr
William NJ Chase, Elliott Roosevelt, POultney Bigelow,
william Blodgett Archibald Russell, 8. White, W. III.
Kin pham ana Charles NOursc. The bridesmaids were
Miss Carrie Weir the groOnl's sister; Miss Lila Davis,
Mis-, Tessie Lansing, aud Miss Ernestne tablr Inc
bride mad her great grandmother lace ON her wedding
robe of white satin and the front looped up with
white ii acs and orange buds. The latter flowers
appeared app at No. Ga West TRirty-afth,st. was
largely attended Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Drayton,
Mr. and Mira Theodore Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. John
Sherwood General aud Mrs. A. $. Webb and Lieutenant
Commander Gorrjnge were among the guests.
Miss Emily Glentworth Smith was married TO Andrew
Jackson at $3.50 p. in the Church OF the Holy Trinity
nrooklyp Heights by the Rev. DIR. Charles H. Hail. Inc
usners were Eugene da Costa Edward hndDerg, Wen
in coI Hail. John Buckley, Dr. John Wildwood and joan
Diamond Miss Theodore L. da Costa and Master Her
hert GIentwUrth Turner attended the bride. recep-
tion was held nc No. so Livingston-st The guests
inoIuded General and Mrs Tracy, Colonel and MIS- Wag
stsf Mr. and Mrs. John d. Jones, Mr. and Mrs r. VII
marding Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macay, Mrs Casmlchaiel
ID o. Mills Mr. and Mira. John Oakley, MI and MIS-;
Drandreth the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. John Hall, ana DE- ana
Mrs. r. NJ. Cheesman.
BOSTON. April 2i-In East Bridsewaterthsa afternoon
Alice NJ daughter OF ex- Congressman b. W. Harris was
married 10 John ID. White, member of Congress from
Kentucky b. the Rev. Timothy O. Paine Of the Sweeei.
horgian Church reception was held at the mouse vi
Mr. Harris after which the couple took train Tor Dos
TOP The bridal party Will visit Washington ana thence
m tha Pacific slOnc