New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

ne hunting set Of Nsw.York society was well
ssrssssnted at tho wedding OF Miss FLORENCE Jaf'ray
harst 10 j. Borden Hartman. which took place yes
terday at noon, at st. Thomass Church, Fifth-avc.
snA Fifty thiid-st The bride, daughter Of Frank
~ HURST of the National Steamship Line, and grand
dsughter Of the widely known merchant S. Jafrey,
is enc Of the best cross-oountry riders IN this neighbor-
hood and is counted also most fearless horsewoman.
She rode in the opening quadrine at the famous
amateur CIRCUS given at Pleasance the country place
Of ]. NJ. Waterbury, last spring The bridegroom Is
SON of Oliver Hartman, and of the most popular
men in New-YorH society The ushers were Duncan
Elliot Charles y. Havemeyer, J. Arden Hartman,
cousin and Joseph Hartman a brother OF the BRIDE
groom r. Livingston Beeckman, Robert F. Potter.
rawlings Cettenet and W. r. Trsvers. Tho brides
maids were Miss Ethel Hurst sister OF the bride, and
Miss Lilly Hartman, sister Of tho bridegroom
The brides gown OF white satin, mado plainly
high at tie neck with long, pulled sleeves The
front trimmed with round point lace ana hcr
vel Of the lace held In place with crescent
Of diamonds Mr.. Harrimsn's gift. The bridegroom
best man was bis brothen Oliver Hartman. Inc
ceremony wac performed by the Rev. Dr. Benjamin
of lrvington-on- Hudson. the Rev. DR.. John wesley
Brown, rector Of the church, assisting
A reception and wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the BRIDES grandfather. L. S. Jafray NO. olo
Fifth-ave Among the guests present were Howard
Ja6ray, Miss Maud Jaffray, MIR. and Mrs James
hfcvicker, Mrs. William Jafiray Mr. and Mrs Edward
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mr. and
Mrs. james Hartman Mss Hartman, W. Lewis
Boyle, Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, Thomas Hitchcock, jr..
Mrs Edward J. woolsoy, Miss Post Miss Letter. Miss
Hope Goddard, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge John
Lawrenos, the Misses Lawrence Mr.. and Mrs W. d.
Sloane the Hon. NJ. II. Herbert OF the English Legs
ton; Mrs. Henry, Mrs T. I. Wilson, Miss
Wilson, X. 7. Wilson, J. J. Aston, jr, Mr. and Mrs
orpo wilson, ex-secretary and Mrs. Whitnsy, Mr.
In
George B. De Forest, Miss Hargous Robert L. Hsrgous
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. d. Lanier Mss Camilla Moss Mi.
and Mrs. IL. @. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. ii. r. Bishop
Miss Bishop Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Smith Hadden MISS
Heckscher Miss Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs A. ]! Forbes
Leish, Mr. and Mrs. s. + Bsrser ma Mss Barge pslr
Miss pale Charles A. Mum. Thomas Howard. lr me
Misses DeRuyer, Mrs. Henry Leav!tt' Miss Les W!
Parsons. Miss ives, Mr.. and Mrs, p Cooper Hewitt
The Misses Hewitt Miss T9rpTc Mrs Arthur Tn, Me 1oS
z Fr1nan DR. aud Mrs John NJ WOODBURY., Edward
kemoys, NJ and Mrs Richard lryp jri c9s ses NJ
ssd S E. f shepard spa Miss shepard ward
M snd Ms rs Adolf r0"f Gsaens"g y@ Mr. and MIS-
s Scott the Misses scott Charles Cottenet, Dudley
Winthrop. Colonel and Mrs Delaney Kane, NJ any
Mrs C. o. ID. Iselin Mr.. and MIS-. Oliver lseln ano
the Misses Iselln
A quiet wedding occurred Yesterday morning al inc
home of Colonel Robert G. IngoTsol. when his eldest
daughter Miss Eva Ingerson, was married 10 "astoh
Hin Brown OF the banding firm of W. Ii. Brown q
Bros. No invitations were sent TO friends OF The
family, and the only person present besides the I'M
mediate families of the contracting parties was Dr.
7. S Robertson. The ceremony was performed by
Judge George c. Barrett Of the Supreme Court life
long friend OF Colonel IngersoI and OF the bridegroom
family There were no ushcrs, best man or brides
maids The bride was dressed in a travelling costume
nj pearl gray silk with bonnet TO correspond and wore
diamond ornaments. After the ceremony there was
a Quiet wedding breakfast The pair started IN the
afternoon for a trip California, where they viii IT,
main several weeks. On their return they Will i've
with Colonel mGersOll
The wedding of Miss Rose LisSauer. daughter of
Max Lissauer, 10 d.. Leon y. Adler. Will take place
At DolmOncO's this evening