New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
WEDDINGS PAST IND TO COMK

Miss Ellen Stewart Happen, daughter of Frederick
D. Happen, was married to Isaac z Adams, Of Chi.
cago, yesterday afternoon, ct 30 o'clock the cero
mony taking place at her fathers house, No 40 Fast
sixty-cighthst The Rev. r. Heber Newton ofrciated
The bride wore gown entirely covered with potnt
applique, and veil Of point lace. She wore no
jewels or flowers, but carried bouquet OF white gar
denias Two little girls, Edna and Ethel BROOM
were the maids Of honor. william p Keep. Of Chi
csgo, acted best man. and the ushers were @.
o'Hara, jr, Benjamin r. Fachild, Charles l. Knoed.
Ter and William W. Fuller. Tbs ceremony took place
under a bower Of and was witnessed only b.
relatives. reception followed Among the eussts
were MI and Mrs. Charles r. Thorburn, Colonel
Charles Tappcn, Mr.. and MIS- Parks Goodwin Mr. and
Mrs Frederic Gallatn and Mr. and Mrs. George Do
Forest Lord
At the homo Of tho BRIDES father. Jacob Hays No
10 Fast Fifty fourth-st, yesterday at 80 D. m Misc
Lizzie Hays was married to John Scott Browning, Of
this city. Tho Rev. Isaac NJ Haldeman, pastor d
the First Baptist Church, onicated. Tho bride wore
rich gown Of white corded silk with an deliberately
embroidered tran the front being draped with duchess
point lace She wore Q tue veil and Q necklace
Of diamonds, with Q crescent pendant Of the same
jewels the gift Of her father and diamond bracelet
the bridegroom's gift. Her bouquet Of white
roses The bridesmaids were Miss Clara stratton,
Miss NJ. c. Mcdonald, Miss Alice Plummer and Mic
Annie Lamont william c. Browning, IT,, brothes
Of the bridegroom, the best man. Relatives only
were asked to the ceremony. largo reception, 70
which one thousand guests were asked followed from
until O'Clock Among those present wero Ma
and Mrs. James J. Delden, Mr. and Mrs. william A.
Rockefeller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Piummer and MA
and Mrs. william C. Browning, parents Of tho BRIDE
groom.
Miss Harriet Williams Warner, q niece Of Sherman
W. Knevals, who was once the law partner Of ProsF
dent Chester A. Arthur was married to Charles More
head Walker, of Chicago, at Zion Church, Madison
ave. and ThIrty-eghthst, last evening ct o'clock,
the Rev. DIR. C. c. Tiffany officiating. Tho church
was filed with the friends Of the pair There were no
bridesmaids The brides gown was OF white corded
SILK and MORE antique veil Of tule and few
towels were also worn. She was given away By
Mr. Knevals The best was Samuel j. Walker,
of Chicago, a brother OF the bridegroom AS the fam
lily of Mr. and Mrs. Knevals Is In mourning, only
the relatives we're asked to the reception which fol-
lowed at their home No 81 Fast Fifty-eighthst
Among those present al the church Mr. and Mrs.
Frank wesson, eS-suTogate Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Baird, Judge and Mrs. Gresham and Mr. and
Mrs Potter Palmer Of Chicago Mrs. Plat, OF Utica;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey N.
Depew, Caleb Knevals and Charles Knevds The
pair started for Washington at midnight
At St. Peters Church, in Barclayst., last night,
Miss Regina Holshan, daughter Of Thomas j. Hoahan,
was married to Edward j. Kelly, the Rev. Father
Mclean officiating The brides parents and grand
parents were married in the same church There
were four bridesmaids. Tho bride wore heavy white
satin gown trimmed with point lace and orange BIOS
SONS. and carried bouquet Of lilies OF tho valley. The
best man was Charles J. Burke reception followed
at sold TOMS the chophous of which the brides
father is proprietor The house is In Thames-st ana
Its history has been written by such men as William
Cullen Bryant and William Waldorf Aston.
The wedding Of Miss Fanny Ropes and G. r. Hal.
lett Thorn took place last evening at the home Oh
tho brides father, Reuben W. Ropes, No. 20 Rem
sen.st., Brooklyn Heights. The maid OF honor was
Miss Fanny Ropes Of Boston, cousin of the BRIDE
The best man W. X. Thorn, IT, OF this city
brother of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were
Miss Edw ards, Miss Winch and Miss Thorn The
ushers were Mr.. Thorn, Mr.. Kline DR.. secore and Mr.
Ropes, brother of the brdde. During tho ceremony
organ music was furnished by Walter J. Damrosch,
and at the reception by an orchestra composed Oh
mandons guitars, vollns, harps and volinccno' Inc
house was beautifully decorated, the entire walls
being covered with fringe Of roses, and between tho
doors hung curtains of small wedding bells The
supper room decorated IN yellow Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Thorn, ". X. Thorn, lr,
Grcger Of ai the Russian legation Washington Mr.
and Mrs Van Ness Creighton Webb ssa Mr. Mr. pa a.
lett Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Quntard and Mise
Brady all of this city, and WHY'S Terry, MISS Terry
Mr.. and Mrs, Ripley Ropes and Mr.. and MIS- '" u
Davenport, of Brooklyn
The wedding OF Miss Beers, daughter OF Isaac Beers
to f. Il. A seIgmsn quietly celebrated last night
at the homo of the bride, No. 20 East seventy hih
St. The Rev. Dr. Gotthe of Temple Emanu III, 0ii-
ciated There few people present, OWING 70
a recent death in the brides family.
This evening at o'clock the Madison Square Pres
byteran Church VIII be the scene OF the wedding o.
Mss Ruby s. Tilden, a niece OF Samuel j. Tllden, TO
Willis s. Paine Bank Superintendent OF this State
reception will follow at the windsor Hotel
Miss Aurella Arrange, daughter Of Aurclio Arrange
will be married TO Arturo Cuyas at 81. Francis havere
Church, In West Sixteenth night at O'CLOCK
The marriage OF Marian Alice, daughter OF VIII:
fam VI. Isaacs, to Arthur Lawrence Lcshor VIII
take place the Calvary Baptist Church on the even
ing OF April 10. reception will follow at the homo
Of the father OF the bride, No 80 East Sixty
Baltimore, April (speciaD. Tho wedding to-day o.
Lieutenant T. T. Knox, OF the Navy, and Miss MARY y.
Anderson, OF the Navy, was best man The bride
wore a costume OF white silk and lace The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. b. Hodges At tho noms
Of ex-Judge Gilmer, Belvdere Terrace