New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Alice HeArn daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George
4. Hearn, and George =. Schanck, son OF the late
Daniel s. Setback, were married at o'clock last
evening IN 81 Jancss Protestant Episcopal Church at
Madlson.ave and seventy nrst-st. The church was
Handsomely decorated with flowers, and was com
petrEy filed with guests. The surpced choir, under
the direction OF Mr.. Stubs sang the bridal chorus
from Lnhengrin the bride entered the church on
the arm OF her father At the foot Of the chancel
stops she was met BY tho bridegroom and his best
man, Arthur II. IIearn. her brother The ceremony
performed by the Rev. Charles Hamilton, assist
ant pastor OF The church, and Arrhdescon Mackay
smith. The brides gown OF white armure SILK.
The hong train dIaped white satin pctticoa
Of point lace nounceS and orange blossoms and around
her welSt she worr grte Of orange blossoms and
hyaCinthS. Her veil OF point lace was the one worn
by her mother on her wedding day, and II was
fastened by wreath OF orange blossoms. Miss
Florence Lloyd maid OF honor. The Misses Mary
and Hclon Hcarn, sisters Of the BRIDE werc the
bridesmaids. The ushers Alexander V. Fraser.
Eugene Gray Foster John J. Cuskey. Charles Nc
Conagle IT, Theodore Morris. Oscar Lambiottc. John
Marsh J. Daniel schanck brother OF the bridegroom.
After the ceremony there reception, At which
over 1000 guests were present. Tho wedding gifts.
which wcro shown 10 intimate friends at the homo Of
tho brides parents, Al No. 46 Fast sxty-nhthst.,
were numerous, costly and beautiful.
At tho Church OF the Holy communion, sixth.avo
and TWenticth.st., yesterday at noon, occurred tbs
marriage OF Miss Fannie Bacon Martin, sister d
John Laurie Martin AMI Henry Gallup Paine. Tho
Rev Henry Monet tho rector performed the CEREMONY.
frank Roosevelt was best man, and Dr. Valentine
Mot, r. Rufus Martin, brother Of the Bride Howard
GalmP, cousin Of the bridegroom, and J. Norton
Goddard we're tho ushers There were no bridesmaids.
The bride, who was given away by her brother John
Laurie Martin, dressed in travelling costume II
gray cloth with small hat to match, and she carrie
~ I 4 wedding breakfast
followed at tho home of the brides bEoiher, No l5S
West Twenty. nrst-si breakfast was also given In
honor of the wedding al the home Of the groom >
uncle, Albert S. Gallup, No. As West Twcntie'h's'
The first wedding OF tho season az Tuxedo took
place last evening at 81. Mays Church. The bride
was Miss Maggie Jean Gre!n, sister OF Mrs.
A. T. Bateman, and the bridegroom was H. hefhuon
Nlcoll a nephew OF tho famous captain herh0oh'
rho rev. d. Parker Morgan, of the Church OF tho
Heavenly Rest this city, OBLIGATED. william ~
p.,,ho NJ philadelphia, was best men and Foster
Cairs Dr. Davies Coke. william q. Bbb and william
9 nur1ilL were tho ushers. The bride was attended,
bv two maids Of honor, the Misses Margi9 anu beha
p,temsn and thrce bridesmaids, Miss Ammo 100
nupcan Miss Dcnnle Foniaine ana Miss SUSIE Dun
can Tho BRIDE who was given away oy MT bate
man. wore 4 gown Of heavy white satin and whitp
lac A number OF guests nom this city. attended
the ceremony and subsequent reception az Eager
ton . the homo OF Mr.. Bateman. They were taken
thIther on y special train OF Pullman cars Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert stewart Mr. and
Mis-. seth n. French. Mr. ana Mrs. George b. Frrlch'
MIR. and Mrs David duncan and Mr. ana MIS- Johh
p. Duncan.
On wednesday afternoon, Juno IL, tho marriage OF
Miss Mamie /. sutton, to Edward q. shepard VIII
taAe place at tbs Church OF the lnearnsAon' A"'s""
ave and Thirty nth'sI
Miss Annie Ptrnio Durham, daughter of the lalo
pdgay A Iniuham and granddaughter OF Peter Primo,
was married al her homo, No - East -hunIrtd-
80 seyenth-st last evening, 10 Thomas Flem-
inS Day OF England The Rev. DR.. Edward l. Clark,
OF the Church o. the Puritlrs West one,aundred and
sald 81 Reid were Tds ushers, and the hrid9 was at
tended by six little girls. reception followed tbs
ceremony.
Al noon yesterday, IN ST. johns Protestant Epsoo.
nal Church. at somervine n. j., Miss Bertha Potts,
daughter OF the ato George H. Potts, was married 10
professor James l. Greeneaf OF the Columbia School
Of snues bishop scarborough. Of NewJersey, OFF,
cisted Tho church decorations wore entirely Of Wild