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

An interesting event yesterday was the celebration
Of their golden wedding by Mr.. and Mrs. John Treat
Irving at their house, No. 121 East Thiry-scventhst
Mrs Irving was formerly Miss Helen schermerhorn,
a daughter OF Abram schermerhorn and one Of the
sisters of Mrs William Aston Their wedding occurred
on juno s. 1888, at the Schermerhorn mansion, No.
Grcenwchst., then the most fashionable part OF the
city, Mrs Aston is the only member Of the family
now living who witnessed the wedding, being at that
time but five years old Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving received their guests from until o
o'clock Mrs. william Astor came back from Europe
TO attend the anniversary The children of the pair
are Mr. and Mrs. courlandt Irving, Walter Irving
Miss Helen Irving and Miss Frances Irving. Among
the other guests Mr. and Mrs. J. Coleman Dray-
ton Mr. and Mrs. Orme Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Newboid
Morris, Miss Morris, Mrs. George Irving
Miss Van wart, Miss Helen Van Wart,
Mr. and Mrs George Kngsland, Mr. and
Mrs BENJAMIN weles, Alfred Blersiadt Daniel Hunt
ington Mr.. and Mrs John Sutherland Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Suydam, Daniel lord, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Irving Bishop Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lenihon,
the Rev. DR.. Huntington and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mitchell
At Trinity Chapel yesterday morning at IL 80
O'clock Mis- Mary de saussure Richey, daughter OF
Professor Ricbey of the Theological Seminary, was
married to Howard Gould Northrop The brides
father and her brother, the Rev. Alban Rlchey,
oaiciated. There two bridesmaids, Miss Emma
Richey and Miss Mary Northrop. The ushers were
Charles Barnard Frank Richey and William Northrop
wedding breakfast followed at the BRIDES home, OPP
poste the Theological Seminary, in West Twentieth
st.
The wedding Of Miss Josefa Howard Nelson to Rob
ert Arthur Osborn took place yesterday afternoon at
the home of the brides mother Mrs. william Howard
Nelson No. 1875 East Twenty ST., at $3.50 o'clock
The Rev. Dr. Rainsford, Of st. Georges Church,
ofiiclated. H. Cranston Potter was the best man,
Duncan Cameron, Frank Lawrence, Harry Redmond
and Lorillard Ronalds acting as ushers There were
no bridesmaids A small reception followed Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Coke, General
and Mrs Mcintosh Mr. and Mrs, Moses Taylor Pyne'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn, Reginald Ronalds, ex-
Senator Stockton and Miss stockton, Of Trenton NJ j.,
charles Knoedler and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Depew.
Mrs Tlle Mercer was married to John j. Van
pohlen at the house Of her brother, W. s. Mercer, NO
81 West Sxtieth-st., last evening. The Kew u,
Hutchinson smyth OBLIGATED. Miss Jennie Carey oil
Stamford, Conn, was the bridesmaid. The best man
WAS NJ J. Won Dohlen The ushers were Daniel H.
Charles, Of New York, and Lee B. kelam, OIL VIZ
ginla- small reception followed
There was a pretty house wedding at ;he residence
OF Mrs John P Hays, No 90 East Sevehty-touIth-st,
yesterday afternoon, when her daughter MISS Louie
HAYS was married to Emile Beresford F1ckharut. Inc
Rev. Dr. John Wesley Brown, OF ST. Thomas'' Church,
dictated Miss May Hays her sister, was maid Oh
honor Miss Riker, Miss Wilcox, Miss Shields ana
Miss OConnor intimate friends Of the bride, held the
white ribbons forming the aisle through which the
bridal party passed. The best man was FRANK u
Evans Augustus b. Field, Mortimer Osborne, Fred
erick Cschoran and Magrane Coke acted as ushers-
large reception followed
Miss Elizabeth Anne Sackett Moore, daughter OF
D. sackett Moore, was married to Richard Rlker IN
the Church of the Heavenly Rest last evening at
o'clock The Rev. D. Parker Morgan, rector OF The
church, ofciated, assisted by the Rev. d. " NJ John-
SON. rector of St Marys Church, of Brooklyn an uncle
OF the BRIDE The Misses julia, Gertrude and Nina
Riker Miss Alice Towle, Miss Bessie GilendeI ana
Miss louise Graves were the bride smalds Miss Conhn5
Dednson acting as maid of honor. The ushers were
Stephen Brown, henry T. 1owlc, John GihOn, AuuIph
Scholle Eugene southack, Henry LaueIbach GhaLles
Shaw and Henry Johns. The best man was WaidIop
Yelling A reception followed at the bride houle'
No. III East Eifty-sixthst. ga, ,I.. o.. 49,.
IexIngtOn-ave Miss Clara Schleestein was married 70
Frederick Snyder. The Rev. Dr. kOehIer Oh Ie Lp
Beth FL oficiated. The ushers were Lucien boHneuI
a cousin of Rosa Bonheur, the artlst meyer SUN;
Robert Schleesten, George ROsenOIat reIu . a.
nMarx Mortimer Schleestein and Meyer Conn Aller
Fthe ceremony 200 guests sat down 70 olhher' ""
following .,s oo.ud,r % r-
william r. Pryor the youngest son OF General hogef
x pryor, of this city The wedding, which was VIII
messed by only the families OF the BRIDE ana gr99in'
was at kenmore, Va, the home OF Mr.: ana SIs.
Howard relatives of the bride. The latter IS tho
daughter of John Allan, OF Richmond, "a, ana
granddaughter Of william Allan, who adopted anu
educated Edgar Allan Poe