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


At tho Church Of the Reformation, Brooklyn: hA
evening, Miss L. Peschy Jones, a daughter Of Frank
r. Jones, and John Henry Flags, . son Of General
steven n Flags. Of Wilmington. W., were married.
The officiating clergyman was the Rev. DR.. j. z.
Bacchus. rector OF the church. Miss Bessie Jones,
the sister OF tho bride, was the maid Of honor.
Miss Mary Glib, Miss Sophie Meserole Miss Christine
Nostrand and Miss d. Davidson, OF this city, wers
the bridesmaids. Frederick A. Flagg, brother Of
the bridegroom, sctod as best man, and tho ushets
were F. Powell Jones. brother Of the BRIDE Henry J.
Davidson, IT,, James J. Fay, W. Harris Roome,
william Haight and A. o. Jennings, Of this city.
A reception was held at the homo Of the brdss
parents No. 100 Leferts Place.
Among the invited guests were WcePresdent Nor.
ton. Mr. and Mis-. s. v. White, Felix Campbell tho
Misses Campbell MI and Mrs. T. D. Rockefeller,
Governor Dillingham;, of Vermont; General and Mrs1
Thomas II Echert, General and Mrs. j. d. Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rockefeller, Mr. and Mis-!
Joseph H. Choate, General and Mrs. j. s. Meserola,
cx-Judge and Mrs. Augustus Van Wyck, General and
Mrs stewart L. woodford Senator and Mrs. Plat,
General and Mrs. J. @. Mccullough, ex.Judge and
Mrs. Horace Russell, Secretary OF War, and Mrs!
Red6eh Proctor, Mr.. and Ms. Charles Pratt, tbs
Marquis de Chambrun, Mr.. and Mrs. Brsyton Ives,
Baron and Mrs. z. J. Jerzmanowsk General and Mrz.
James Jourdan, exJudge and Mrs. shea and Dir. and
Mrs. Charles s. whitney.
Miss Lillian Pullman o daughter Of John Pull
man, was married last evening, at the homo Of hss
parents, No. 645 CaFrolls Brooklyn, TO Edwin Burr
strout Tho Rev. Dr. !. NJ Foster. OF this city, on
ciated. william Allen strout tho bridegroouIs
brother, was best man. and Mss Netue Pullman. .
sister Of tho BRIDE the maid Of honor MISC
Oracle Irvine was tho flower girl. The ushers wers
Frank De Yergne, kingsley Martin and Dr. q. w.
White. reception followed.
A quiet home wedding occurred yesterday after
noon at the house Of Mrs. f. Y Jscobus, NO. loo
West Fory-eghthst. Mrs. Jacobuss niece, Miss
Jennie Winship, was married 70 George N. Jscoous,
her cousin. Tho Row. Dr. Charles Eaton performed
the ceremony, which was witnessed by the family OF
the couple and few intimate friends. reception
followed. -
The marriage Of Miss Carrie C. Bruggerhof daugh-
ter of Frederick ". Bruggerhof, 10 Franklin NJ
JONES' young broker of this city, will take place In
the Presbyterian Church at Noroton, Conn., this after
| noon. 81.
The engagement of Miss Daisy Allen. daughter Of
Mrs. Henry Allen, 10 Arthur e. Ketchum Is an
nounced.
Miss A. Barnard, a daughter Of General Barnard
and niece of the late President Barnard, Of Columbia
College, will DO married to Dr. Bernard +. o'Connor,
on Thursday next.
The marriage Of Miss Annie Gertrude Hammond to
Charles A. Brady, at the home Of Charles f Hammond.
No. lis West Seventy sxth-st, viii take place At Q
o'clock This evening; Bishop Newman will oheiats.
reception will follow the wedding
Miss Freder1cka F. Miller daughter Of the latn John
A. Miller, Of Newark, was married in the North Re-
formed Church in that city yesterday to Ernest n.
Mann, Of brooklyn.
Margaret Matilda swift daughter Of Phlneas Prouty.
TO the Rev. Richard D. Harlan, pastor Of the FiSt
Presbyterian Church, Of New-York, took place ~
by the Rev. A ". Nelson, IT,, assisted by tho Rev.
DR.. Potter, president of Hobart College John 81
Harlan, Of Washington, acted as best man Ths
ceremony was private only relatives and Immediate
friends being present. After the ceremony z weddina
COLLATION. was served AZ the residence Of the brides
ents They left here on the afternoon train for 2
for Europe, 70 be absent until September Among
the prominent guests from out OF town were Juslco
Harlan. wife and two daughters parents ana as.s ~
ST. Mary's Church, New-York; the Rev. Paul van
Dyke and four other Princeton classmates OF mo
bridegroom.
Washington, June o.-stats Senator Eugene 81
ives. Of New-York. and Miss Anne Wasgaman, OF
Washington, were married this morning 81 lrin ny,
braed by Father CLARK. the uncle Of the bride, who
performed the ceremony Mayor Grant md o. NJ anSsT
Nicoll and Assistant District-Atorney sempie were
tho ushers. A large number OF New.York and Wash
BREAKFAST Vas served at the homo of the brides
after which =. Mr. ~ and So Mrs Is s ycSns Ss eC 20
received a special blessing from the Pope.
Brookline, Mass. June (spcsisDaIn tho aI pirss
Unitarian CHURCH to-day Miss Marion s SEs.1 81
Philadelphia, were married The church was sla5
as aeoOracS With aCwess The he u H.,n. F1ss r.
II.
OF Bos ton Charles Etsenbrey, J. y. Thsyer. ir, and
william Fills, Of Philadelphia; L. A, Shaw, tr. and
DR.. Robert T. Leboute, OF Boston. The brdesmads
were Misses Phoebe and Maria Mexican OF Phiiar
dephla: Pauline Shaw and Laura Henshsw. OF Los
ton. The best man was MACMILLAN Agassiz. Tho
Rev. Howard y. Brown performed the ceremony
Boston. June CSpociaAI-A notable weddinz
occurred this afternoon in Dorcester, at uhe nome
of A. W. Spencer, president OF the Stock ENchapee
Tho contracting parties Miss Josephine spencer
and Frederick Lewis Gay, Of Chicago There xere
no gruomsmen bridesmaids. and the services were
carried out with the simplicity of the Unitarian
service by the Rev. James DE Normsndie, OF inc
First Church, Roxbury, and the Rev. Caleb Bradley
Sewburg n Y. June CSpeciap james F. ToieI
brother OF tho Rev Father William H. loie, OF
ST. Leo Church. Sew-York City, and foreman u ins
Daily Register" Office here, was to-day maEnel 70
Miss Ellen NJ. Adams, OF this city: FatLeT Iols
performed the ceremony in 81 Mays thurcn.
Father Leury, the pastor assisted In tho service
Saratoga, " Y, June County Clerk EDWARD
+ Riley of New-York. married here to-day 20
Miss cora L. Mitchell, daughter OF Caleb W. MteheB
proprietor Of the Mitchell House. New-iorA