New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
WEDDINGS.

Yesterday noon at tho First Presbyterian Church,
rrtA-ave and Eleventhst., Miss Martha Y. Barnes
cas- married 10 Rudolph schrmer, son OF tho
,,,a,o publisher, O. Schirmer As the brides family
Is in mourning tho invitations to the church were
serbs The Rev. Dr. John Hall ofilciated, assisted
by the Rev. Richard D. Harlan, pastor OF tho church
The bride entered the church on tho arm OF hcr
hrotber Charles wheeler Barnes who gave her away.
Miss Camilla leonard. her niece, was maid Of honor
and thu best man was A. Butler Duncan The ushers
verc Heywsrd Leavitt and William Won Sachs, ir.
wedding breakfast followed at the house Of Mrs.
Charles wheeler Barnes, the BRIDES mother, No. JOG
East scventsenth.st. Less than fifty people were
uesent At tho church Mr. and Mrs Charles Alex
.nder Mrs. W. d. Sloane Mr.. and Mrs. William Feowes
Morgan, tho Misses Furness, Mrs. George S. Scott,
Mrs Do Navarro, Antonio de Navarro, Eyert Jansen
wende Mrs. Butler Duncan and Mrs. Paul Dana.
Archbishop Corrigan ofhciated last evening at tho
wedding of Miss Grace Stevens Tredwell and Pedro
Pablo do Arosarena. of Cuba at the house Of the
hrIde's aunt, Mrs. Edward A. Abbot, No. e3 West
Forty nInth-st. Tho ceremony witnessed by
r.,uttyes only. A few intimate friends present
Of the reception which followed. The maid OF honor
was Miss Marion Abbot, q cousin Of the bride. Size
was escorted by Cadet Tredwel Of the Naval Acad
envy, Annapolis. The bride given away by
her brother Abbot Tredwell, Of Boston. The ushers
were Henry s. Abbot, Henry Bradley, Of Boston;
Mora DAWSON and CuStav L. WllMerdng. Joseph
6tou ghton was best man.
At the house Of the BRIDE No. &c Clinton place,
yesterday afternoon O'clock Miss Margery Chisolm
daughter of william T.. Chisolm married to J.
Hooker Hamorsley. son of John W. Hamersley. The
bridesmaids were Miss May scheGen, niece,
Miss Helen Dudley, Miss Rhoades, and Miss Harmer-
Brown The best man William Beekman, and
the ushers T. J. Oakley Rhinelander, John Had
den, jr., Benjamin Chisolm and Lspcnard Stewart
The Rev. j. W. stryker, of Now-Jersey ofciated. The
ceremony was performed In The drawing room, which
was transformed into bower Of roses. The recep-
ton small owing to the recent death OF relation
Of the BRIDES father.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rhinelandcr, Mr.. and Mrs Philip Rhinelander, Mrs.
Isaac Kip, Mrs. Lspenard stewart Mr.. and Mrs cyrus
w. Field, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Field, IT,. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Mason Jones, Amory Carhart, Mrs. Robert
G. Remsen Miss Remscn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. stewart,
the Misses Rhinelander, Miss Bradish, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick De Peyster.
One Of the prctiest Of the spring weddings was that
Of Miss Josephine Mozer Banks daughter of Mrs James
Lenox Banks, to Charles Henry Marshall, prominent
member OF the Union Club The ceremony took place
ct the First Presbyterian Church, Eeventh-st and
Fifth ave-, at 80 o'clock the Rev Richard d. Harlan
officiating The church presented a brilliant spoc-
tscle filed as 1t with ladies IN handsome spring
toilets. The bride entered tho church on the arm OK
her uncle General Robert Lenox Banks. Her gown
was of heavy white satin, trimmed with point lace
The bridesmaids Miss Maria Banks, the
BRIDES sister; Miss Annie Banks, al intimate FRIEND
but not related Miss Nina Onatavia and Miss Apple
ton, cousin Of the groom. The groom and his best
man, John Cadwallader, Of Philadelphia, met the
bride at tho chaDce rail. The ushers were John Lam
son, nephew OF the groom: William Turnbu jr, Jules
Montant and William J. Randolph A small reception
followed the house of the brides sister Mrs. Thomas
Satterthw alto, No. 10 East Forty -fourthst.
Among tho guests were Mrs Charles Lamson, the
Misses Lamson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornell, MI: ana
Mrs d. Sidney Appleton, William Allen Butler Mayor
Hewitt, Miss Beckwith Mrs. Alfred WagstaU; MIS-
T. Il. Musgrave. the Misses Lentllhon. Mr. and MIS-
Arson Phelps stokes. Miss Stokes, Miss Gift, smith
Gift, Mrs. Grswold Gray, Mrs John L. Milmerding
Mrs Samuel Colgate Mrs. Ethan Allen, Miss leary
Miss Alice Berry Mrs. John Draper, Mrs W. d.
Sloane and Mrs. W. A Perry.
Mis- Emma Beatrice Van Deusen, only daughter OF
A. Van Dcuscn, was married TO Frank A. CORNELL son
Of Albert Cornell, at the brides home No 13I west
Forty -sevcnth-st last evening The rev. CharleS
Eaton oficiated. Miss Maud Tobey, OF Chicago, was
maid of honor. The groomsmen were Thomas cornell,
brother OF the groom, and Austin Grier.
There was a pretty wedding last Thursday evening
al No 143 stuyvesantave, Brooklyn the bride being
Miss Emily IT, Paine and the bridegroom DR. William y
Overton. Tho best wcro Dr. Frank Clark ana
Herbert Overton, OF Sag Harbor. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Fannie and Gussie Paine. The GER
emony was performed by the lev. J. swinburne