New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-15
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.


The bride was given away by her father, and wore
gown Of white satin brocade draped with SIX NULL
and vol of point lace held in place by diamond
Star. She carried flowers but held a prayer-booK
bound in silver and ivory Her only sister,
Miss Edith Draper, was the orioesmalu'
and was dressed In pink tue over satin OF the same
shade The best man was George May, cousin Of the
bridegroom, and the ushcrs were John Agar william
Eldndge William Bininger. N Dckerson, IT.,
Charles Rae Fred Pooe, Harry May and Charles
oerichs, the latter being cousins Of the bride
groom. reception to intimate friends and relatives
followed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Draper, No.
4e5 Lexingtonave. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs William Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beck. Mrs. Walter Wright Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ran
dolph Mrs. John Hecksher, the Misses Hecksher
Mrs. Julia May, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mnton, Miss
Marie Reed J. Arden Hartman Oliver Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. PlerrcpoDt Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Bowdoin, Miss Bow
dom, Mr.. and Mrs. James Beekman, Mrs. Charles
Oclrichs, Mr.. and Mrs j. Beaver Webb, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Douglass. Wendell Goodwin
Truxton Beale, Arthur Humbert, Miss
Georgia Chisolm, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Bargcr
Mr. and Mrs Richard Irwin, 1r., Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
NJ Dodge Mrs. B. II. Van Auken, Montgomery Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Jordan l. Mott, 1r., Mr.. and Mrs J. Van Dusen
Reed, Mrs. Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Baldwin,
Dr. May has taken a house in Ninth-st., Washington
for his bride
Miss Madge Chcseborough, only daughter Of Com
modore Charles A. Chesoborough. was married to
Walter L McCorkle, formerly of Virginia, but now
member OF the New York bar, at st. Georges Church.
stuyvesant Square yesterday. The Rev. W. s. Rains
ford rector of the church, performed the ceremony
There bridesmaids. The bride was dressed In
white fable, with a court train, the front draped
with tile, beautifully embroidered with Marguerites
the VEIL embroidered in a like manner, was caught up
with diamond ornaments Her brother, William
NJ. Cheseborough, gave the bride away. ]. H. In
gram acted as best man. and the ushers were Dr
Charles A. Jackson, of Bellevue Hospital; Frank /.
Junkn Noah see, of this city, and c. s. Hartrdge, OF
Charleston S. c. After tour IN the South. Mr.
and Mrs McCorkle will return to New-fork, and
will be at home Thursdays in December at the Grand
Hotel
A pretty house wedding was that Of Miss Sadie
Cochrane to DR.. John Herndon French, at the resi-
dence Of tho BRIDES father, John W. Cochrane, No
80 East Twenty -frst-st., yesterday afternoon The
Rev DR.. John Hall OBLIGATED. The ceremony took
place the front drawing room, Just before mirror
banked with roses and The bridal party passed
through aisle from tho rear drawng'room. Inc
BRIDE her fathers arm, was dressed in handsome
gown Of white silk and point lace, with the corsage
cut square ard filed in with lace Diamond ornsr
ments held her pontlace veil, and her bouquet was
Of Niphetos and lilies Of the valley. There
were four bridesmaids, Miss Charlotte Pearsau, who
Bella Scott Miss Kate Steele and Miss Emma Jacob,
all of whom were dressed in white lace, made
walking length, with corsage V-shape back
and front They carried bouquets Of pink roses
The best man was Charles W. Maury, and there were
two ushers, A W. S. Cochrane, the brides brothers
and William v Burrn A reception followed Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs Seth Barton French, the
grooms parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele Mr. and
Mrs J. J. Barton, Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Walker, Mr.
and Mrs S. r. Lesher, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. PearSau,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haight, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
scheu, Mr. and Mrs. T. s Hinck, Miss L. Jacob, Colo
mel Henry Fitzhugh Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. jones. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. T. Burrill, Mr.. and Mrs G. 3. French,
DR. and Mrs. Buck After short trip, the couple
will sail for Europe, where DIR. French will continue
his studies in the famous hospitals Of France and Ger
many.
Miss Louise Chaplin Euen, daughter Of Colonel NJ s.
Euen, was married 10 Warren Van Kleeck last even
Ing at O'Clock in the Church Of the Puritans One
hundred and thirtieh-st and Fifth-ave., the Rev
Edward L. Clark officiating. Miss Sheridan was maid
of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Trudie Euen
and Miss Helen Van Kleeck There were four ushers,
DR. William Hubbard, Eugene E. Mapes, Alfred Leeds
and NJ. McCTca The best man was c. a. Woodhouse,
jr. A reception followed at the home Of Colonel
Euen, No. West one-hundred- and twenty third-st
Nearly all Of the Pensioners Of Grace Church.
Broadway and Tenth-st., in that church yester
day afternoon at . O'Clock 10 witness the marriage
Of their rectors daughter, Miss Theresa Huntington,
10 Royal Robbins, of Boston An awning was stretched
from the rctory to the church, under which the bridal
party walked Just at o'clock the wedding march
from Lohengrn announced their arrival and they took
their places at In the chancel. which
was filed with orange trees In fun
fruit The bride entered the church on
the arm Of hor brother. Francis O. Huntington,
who gave her away. She wore dress Of white
corded SILK trimmed with orange blossoms, and her
of Mia foc Oh witt he
same blossoms The maid Of honor, Miss Madge
Huntington, and the bridesmaids, Miss Mary Hunting
ton, Miss Mary Hoffman, Miss Anna McNicAar MISS
Gertrude Robbins and Miss Reynolds Of Boston, wore
short dresses Of white silk null and lace, with half
wells and carried bouquets of pink chrysanthemums.
The best man was Hamilton Kuhn, of Boston, and
the ushers Paul Reynolds, Philip Reynolds, of
Boston; George Blaydon, ir., Roger Keep. f. Brush,
Temple Bowdoin, Herbert Balch and I. J. 0. Rhine
lander The Rev. DR.. W. Il. Huntington, the brides
father, offciaed, assisted by the Rev. George l.
Locke, of Bristol. Il. l. Just before the marriage
ceremony the choir of the church sang wedding
hymn small reception followed at the rcctoIy.
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs 5
Parkman Blake Mrs. Joseph Bell
Mr. and Mrs w. D. Howeils, Mrs. Eston Pratt, Mr.
Mrs. Royal Robbins Mrs Tyson all Of Boston
Mrs. j. r. Cooke Of Cambridge; Mt ana MIS-: y; =.
and Mrs David Wolfe Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs Buchanan
Winthrop. Mrs. Robert Winthrop, MIS-. John "ells
Miss Wells Mr.. and Ms. Richard Eware Mr. ana
Mrs Edward X. Bell. The young couple VIII make
their home in Boston
Miss May Brady, daughter Of Judge John R. Brady
will be married to Charles Albert Stevens at Trinity
Chapel to-day, at noon.
The wedding of Miss Kate Howard daughter OF
Joseph Howard jr to Antoine Arturo soer Bare, OF
Havana Cuba, will take place in ST. Patrcks ca
thedra tonight at O'Clock Archbishop Corrgan
VIII oflcate small reception VIII follow al MI
Towards homo. No. 81 Irving Place
Plainfeld n. j. Nov IA fashionable wedding
took place In Grace Episcopal Church this evening" at
7 oclock when Miss Mary Frances Warng, daughter
OF Orvilie Taylor Waiing, was married TO Lewis
Gouverneur Timpson The bridegroom IS the great
great grandson of Judge Richard Norris, Of New
York whose brother Lewis Morris, was a signer Of
the Declaration Of Independence. The decorations OF
The church were handsome, many fall flowers being
used When the bridal party entered the church they
were met by the supplied choir Of boys and men
who preceded them to the chancel singing the nuptia