New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Lydia A. II. Marsh, daughter Of Samuel
Fl. Marsh, was married TO Andrew w. Van Allen, at
her fathers home, No 1877 East Ffftyhfth-st, last
evening. The Rev. Dr.. ID. c. Hughes, pastor Of
the Trinity Baptist Church, oflciated. The bride
wore gown of pearl-white silk, the front gar1itured
with orange blossoms. The only bridesmaid was
Miss Alico Van Allen, sister OF the bridegroom.
Stafford Gay was the best man. The ushers wers
Henry Marsh, brother of the bride; George Van
Allen, cousin of the bridegroom; William Barnett
and Mr. Torsey.
reception followed. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. William Van Allen Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Van Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Youmans, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hartshon DR.. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan smith, Mr. and Mrs. ii. Lindemsn, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Barton, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Scott. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Henley.
There was quiet wedding at the Church of the
Messiah Thirtyfourth-st. and Parlrave, yesterday
at noon This contracting parties were Miss Ida
Caroline Olmstead daughter Of Dwight IL. olmstead,
and. William Wilson Cook, lawyer There were no
bridesmaids The best man was Chauncey Cook,
brother Of tho bridegroom, and the ilshers were c.
o. Johnson william A. HeIrons, of Philadelphia !;
Fulton Mcmahon and 7. W. Pierce. small wedding
breakfast followed at the Buckingham Hotel.
Among those at the church were Miss Grace Ohm
stead sister Of the bride Miss Cook, sister OF the
bridegroom; Professor Theodore Dwight Mrs Woth-
erspoon the Misses IngersoI Mrs. Deecher Mrs. s.
Il
Joseph Eastman, Mrs. A. A. vanune the Misses Van
tine, Mrs. ]. T. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bell.
The wedding of Miss Jeanette pcamt to Charles
Besson r will take place this afternoon at o'clock
at the home Of the BRIDES mother, No. 81 East
Eighteenthst. reception win follow.
The wedding of Miss Carlotta Gallagher
TO Michael ]. o'Connor will take place m
the Church of st. Francis Xavier tonight at O'Clock
A small wedding supper VIII follow at Delmonico's.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Truxton Romans
10 Samuel Parsons took place on Tuesday evening In
the Presbyterian Church, Engewood, N j. The maid
OF honor was Miss Helen Homans the BRIDES little
sister There were eight bridesmaids Miss Sarah
Romans, Miss Marie Houston, of this city, cousin of
the bride; Miss Romans, of Springfield. Mass,
another cousin; Miss Poppenheim and Miss Louisa
Poppenhelm of Charleston, s. C.. Miss Mary Stanley,
of Engewood; Miss Gertrude Truxton wilson, Of ST.
Louis cousin of the bride, and Miss Prosser. OF
Englewood The best man was Alexander Mason, of
New-York. The ushers wero Henry b. Gayley,
ier Leon Mortimer aud sheppard Homans. jr. a
large reception followed at the home of the brides
father, Sheppard Homans. -Four hundred guests were
= Providence, R, J., Feb. 90 epociarcclMl,s Carrie
OF this city, was married to-day 20 Frederick William
Hollis, Of tho New.York Bar Bryn Mayr, the home
with flowers and palms The ROY. DR. J. J. woey,
of the Pork Place CONGREGATIONAL Church, ofciaed,
and the Rev. W. A. Passavant Of Pittsburg, Pcnn.,
was tho best The presents were numerous and
beautiful. Among the guests were Governor and Mrs
Charles Hauselt, Jacob r. Miller A. Edward Wood
s aa a6o Mr smff : NH reside al FSTvcW lately
the country seat of Edward Weston, North broadway,
YonkerS, ~ Y.
Dunn McIlwaine niece Of General Roger A. Pryor, OF
New-York was married here this evening at her
Orleans. The Rev. Frederick Pryor the grandfather
OF the bride, was the officiating minister.