New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
WEDDINGS

In the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, Brook
lyn yesterday afternoon Miss Lizzie Titus married TO
Henry Woodwork sacket of this city. The church was
filed with relatives and friends OF the bride and bride
groom The ceremony performed by the Rev. DR..
William NJ Taylor, pastor Of the Broadway Tab
ernacle in this city The bride wore handsome gown
Of heavy creamcolored satin. trimmed with lace and
pearls long tulle veil and In the hair were
white nacs The ushers were Clarence H. Esty. of
Ithaca, N Y, Of ex-senator Esty, and Merritt f.
Hsvand Of this city Owing to the health Of the brides
mother reception held, but after the ceremony
Mt the church the immediate members OF the two families
with the bridal party had wedding dinner together
Among the guests Mt the church were Mayor and Mrs
whitney, OF Brooklyn; Professor and Mrs Wilson. OF
Princeton Judge Van Hoesen. Postmaster j. c. Hendrix
ex,Judge Woodward Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius A. Runkle,
the Rev and Mrs George r. vandewater, Dr. and Mrs.
Maurice T Strong Mr. and Mrs H. H ST. Clair. Dr. and
Mrs George l. Mason, c. G. Bennett, II. Fl. Bslch Mr..
and Mrs William Porter Of Philadelphia Mrs. A Shot
we'll and Henry Dickinson
Miss Ella Virginia Cogh daughter Of the late Freder-
Eek w. Cogh OF this city. married to Levin Joynes.
OF Richmond Va at noon yesterday the Church Of the
Transformation East Twenty ninth ST., by the Rev. Dr.
Edward c. HoughtOn. The bride given away
by her brother. She wore a gown OF heavy
white ivory satin with long court train the front covered
with embroidered NULL and with Princesscut English cor
sage filed with point lace which worn by the brides
mother at her wedding The tue veil was fastened
with a diamond star and in her hand she carried an
ivory-bouDd prayerbook. The bridesmaids were Miss
Julia Coghin sister Of the bride Miss Ella dEtreve
cousin Of the bride; and the Misses Mayo, or
Richmond. The ushers Thomas Carter, Frank
Davenport, Edward Myers and Manly Curry. The
bridal party met at the chan
Gel rail by the bridegroom attended by his best man.
Dudley Mcdonald The bridesmaids wore dresses OF
white Khyber cloth and scarlet Ganshorough hats with
tips the color and they carried bouquets OF
Cry santhemums suspended from the arm by white NIB
bOns Among the guests were General and Mrs Joseph
r. Anderson; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mayo, OF Richmond;
Mr. and Mrs John Riker. Mr. and Mrs. f. Belts Mr. and
Mrs Edward Nash. Mr.. and Mrs Horace Chittenden, Dr.
and Mrs Wheelock Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Farragut Mrs.
H. Townsend Mr.. and Mrs Isaac How, Mrs Beach and
Mr.. and Mrs. NetmOre.
In the Church Of the Messiah at Parkave and Thirty
fourthst evening there large and fashionable
wedding Miss Anne Engle Rogers eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers married 10 William
Eyarts BENJAMIN. the late Park Benjamin. OF tins
CITY Behind the and bridesmaids the bride
the OF her father by whom she was gwen
away She dress OF heavy white satin with long
train and veil The Rev Robert Colyer, pastor OF The
church. Oicated. After the ceremony large reception
TO over guests held in the spacious new home OF
the brides parents at No 90 East FtySeyenthst The
house tastefuly decorated
Miss Anna katherine Coles daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barak g. Coles Of this city. married to Andrew An
desOn Knowles shortly after yesterday at the Mad
Avenue Baptist Church at Madis0nave and Thirty
firstst which the Rev C. D. W Bridgman Is the pastor
The church filed with relatives and friends Of the
bride and bridegroom.