New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
WEDDINGS.

The Church Of Ascension Fifthave. and feminist,
was the scene OF pretty wedding yesterday afternoon at
80 o'clock. Miss Adele Durant married to William
Grswold Wheeler associate in business OF Austin
Corbln The bride an exquisite gown composed
tirey OF point Alencon lace which she inherited from
grandmother Mrs. Nathaniel H. Wolfe. Miss Fannie
Tllinehast OF oswego, was the only bridesmaid The
best man William Parshall, and there were 1--we
ushers Henry Gallup Paine Jules Montant. J. +. Hindon
HYDE cousin OF the BRIDE Edward Thebaud and Edward
Adriance The bride was given away by her brother,
Victor Durant After the ceremony reception followed
at No. 20 Washington place.
large gathering OF literary and artistic people VII
messed the marriage of Hillary Bell Miss Margaret
Ireland OF Church OF the Heavenly Rest yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock The Rev. d. Parker Morgan
oaIcised The bride given away by her brother,
John D. Ireland There were no bridesmaids The best
man was Mortimer Osborne. Irving Howard TINT
Charles Francklyn Chatterton, John Jay Grnen Alex
ander Fraser. Walter Kelley and Mitchell Han were the
ushers small reception followed at the brides home
In East Forty teventhst Mt Bell is the painter Of tho
portraits Of Rshan Katherine in The Tanning of
the shrew," and of Charles Fisher as FlsiaT In the
foyer of Days Theatre.
Miss Virginia ToOker, daughter Of J. II. ToOker
married Victor A. Seggerman, at the Fifth Avenue
HOTEL yesterday OF The Rev. DR.. Heber Newton
ornclsted. The maid of honor Miss Dora Mather,
and the hest man j. H. Tooker IT, The bride is niece
w. j. Florence the actor, who with Mrs Florence
was at the wedding breakfast that followed. Among
the other guests Inspector and Mrs Conn
Miss Mamie McKeon, daughter Of Patrick McKeon,
married to Dr. George H. McTammany at St. Francis
Xavers Church, In West sixteenthst near Fifthave,
yesterday morning. The Rev. Father Edward McIam-
many brother OF the bridegroom, oGiaed Father Barry,
Of Staten Island, celebrated mass which followed
Little Miss Julia spellman dressed in white lace, pre-
ceded bride the altar, scattering flowers along the
way. Tho bridesmaids Margaret Murphy and Miss
Kate Brennan The bridegroom, with his best man,
Peter j. Moore Of Cohoes met the BRIDE at the altar.
The ushers DR.. John Aspall, Charles +. Lynch,
Francis p. McKeon, and John Halngan wedding
breakfast followed at the home Of the brides parents
No. 3o7 West Twenty-eighthst.
Miss Emily Augusta PIlsbury, daughter OF Louis ID.
Pnsbury was married to William Crchon in the north
parlors Of the Windsor Hotel yesterday afternoon The
Rev. W. S. Rainsford Of ST. Georges Church. oniciated
Miss Antoinetto Crchon sister Of the Bridegroom was
maid of honor. The ushers were Horace L. Hotchkiss,
IT,, Dr. Richard Kalish, Frederick n. Rtmball, and
Richard Baldwin, Robert A. McKim acting as best man.
At St Church last evening at O'clock Miss
Florence Motley daughter OF Henry X Motley was mar
red to Robert James Beach The bridegroom was giau
uated from the U. Is. Naval Academy az Annapolis In
1881, afterward resgnng his commission. The ushers
we're William Ford and George Kent classmates Of the
bridegroom; Benjamin N. Rhoades Leonard 5. H. Hop
kins Clarence ii. New and John E. Gillette. The BEST
man was Charles c. Coe. The maid Of honor was Miss
Adde Fletcher The Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown Of
nciaed small reception followed at the South Ken
sington," No. 1o2 Fast Fifty seventhst
The wedding Of Miss Bessie Fredsam, daughter Of
Morris Fredsam ex-Coector Of internal Revenue, to Ed
win j. Steiner place evening In the red room OF
Delrronicos The Rev. DR.. Gottheil, Of Temple Emanu
FL OBLIGATED. The best man was Leopold Kahn, and the
ushers were NJ S. Fredsam, brother Of the bride; G.
Steiner A. T. Steiner A. Sampler, Henry Steiner cousin
TO the bridegroom and William Seebacher After the
ceremony the guests, two hundred in number sat down
to dinner at small tables A dance followed
Miss Edith Hedden. daughter of Charles IT, Hedden OF
Newark was married yesterday the Rev. John s. Allen
OF this city, The ceremony took place in the First Pres
byteran Church. in Newark at noon The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. f. w. Hammer, Of the Wickiie
Presbyterian Church. assisted by the Rev. Dr. Frazer
tho pastor. Many friends and relatives were present