New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-13
WEDDINGS PAST IND TO CONF.

Representatives Of the leading German families OF
New-York assembled in the Church OF the Divine
Paternity, Fifth-ave and Forty -ffthst, yesterday
afternoon, witness the wedding of Miss Paula 1heo-
dora Steinway, daughter Of William Stenway, OF the
well piano firm, to Louis Won Bernuh. The
church was handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The marriage ceremony conducted I'm German
By the Rev. Or. Krusc. The MendclSsohn march was
played the bridal party entered the church First
remc the ushcrs Fritz Won Bernuth, tr., H. Burk o.
TousSant, ". Fleitman, +. Poppenhusen, and '" f.
Hardt. Next came the bridesmaids, Miss l. Hardt,
{. sucksu, Nellie Hayes Caroline Won Bernuh, A.
steirway. and l. Toussaint, dressed in First Empire
stylc in gowns OF pale green gauze with bouquets OF
pink roses. just before the bride was the maid OF
honor, Miss Ella stenway, her cousin, who was
dressed in white gauze and carried cluster OF
blink roses The bride her brothers arm and
wore a handsome gown of white peau de SOLE made
In the Empire style, trimmed with point lace and
orange blossoms Her veil was Of Illusion and the
bridal bouquet OF les-of valley The bride
groom and his man, Oscar Won Bernuth, brother
were al the altar. At the close OF the ceremony
the bridal music from Lohengrin was sung by choir
Of boys and men,
wedding dinner followed at the home OF MT
steinway No 90 Gramercy Park and besides the
bridal party there present Mr. and Mrs Fritz
Won Bcrnuth, Mr. and Mrs. J. Candidus, Henry sten-
vay George Stelnway, MI and Mrs. r. Won Bernuih,
Mr and Mrs schwartze Mr.. and Mrs Rooster, Mr'
and Mrs. Candidus, MI ana MIS-. W. y. hau'' M
and Mrs. Zogcr, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Ioussa!ni, ali
relatives of the pair.
Miss Elizabeth Rhoades, daughter of John Harsen
Rhoades was married to Benjamin o. Chisholm at
her fathers home. No. $50 Madison ave, yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, the Rev. Theodore Z.
Williams of All Souls Unitarian Church officiating
The floral decorations Of the house were on scale
Of unusual magnifcence. The drawing rooms were
hung with Roman garlands of pink AID white roses,
the La France prcdomnating, and on the maneis
were MANY rare orchids The large hall OF the house
was masscd with palms and tree ferns. The bridal
procession passed down an aisle formed with SATIN
ribbons supported by brass stanchons. The BRIDE
groom was attended by his brother, George Chisholm
as best man. and the ushers were Frank Simmons
Edward Leroy, Robert Leroy, II. G. Trever, J.
H. Carson and J. H. Rhoades jr The brides
maids were in pink and were all The school
friends OF the bride They were Miss kittie Colt,
MISS Daisy Wells Miss Mary Sloan, Miss Chcoseman,
Miss Florence schicfcln and Miss Nheel"nghl,, OF
Eos,on The bride wore rich costume of white
satin and duchess point aud carried po1qnst o
wsl'e ntmae friends being present Among these
were the Misses Rhinelander, MI. ana MIS- "hnt'h
f Chisholm. Mrs Waller Chisholnl MI ann der
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Kip, Mr.. and Mrs f. 5 Wtherpee'
ISspenard stewart, Mr. and Mrs. j. Hooker hamerSiey
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Ehoades' MI ana MfS' William
II. Lee.
The wedding of Miss Anna Rebecca Felt, daughter
of captain George W. Felt, late T. 5. A.. to II. NJ
buchanan, was celebrated on Tuesday last at the
water Of St Andrews Church, oflciated The bride
wore travelling dress o. electric blue cioth BRAIDED
with black and hat 70 CORRESPOND Tni,ip mitsVn
vas best man. After reception inc par "eh' u
Washington
In the Church Of the Paust Fathers, NinH-ave
and PITY nnth-st Wednesday evening" November
o. Miss Mary A. McGowan VIII be married tao 10 fvI es
p Mahoney A large reception Will follow al the
bytde,s home No 500 West Fifty seventh-st