New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

whom Miss Bertha Reid, eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Aaron Bertrand Reid, WIS married to Edward
wers. IT,, formerly Of PecMhil The ceremony was
performed By the Rev. Arthur Brooks, assisted BY
tho Ro, DR.. Parker Morgan, rector OF tho church..
Tie ushus were f. X. Camp, OF Washington: A. Pa
Wilder ar W. L. Nichols, Of HewlIsven; Hcn<yi
Rutherford, Frank Sutton, Bache Schmidt, W. Ne,
Johnson and Charles Nassau Wells. The hsdesmaids3
wero Miss Es.elle Reid, sLster OF tho BRIDE Mise
Louise dl Cesnola cousin Of the BRIDE Miss France4
Pearsan Lahcno and Miss Melan'o WOODS There
were two little maids of honor. Miss Ida Reid, ssse.
Of tho bride and Miss Anna Ham Wells. sister OF tAs
bridegroom.
Tho bride entered he church on tho arm Of her
uncle General l.. r. di Cesnola. She was dressed 10
a GOWN OF ivory white satin made after the fashion
of the First Empire, with full train. The best man
was Horny Bancroft Twonby, OF Boston. After the
ceremony o reception followed at the brides mouse.
40. 121 Madson-are.
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Coudcrt Mr.. Charles Van Rensselaer, MISS hcien
smalley, Miss Mary Wilson. Mrs. Paul Theoah' Miss
Leary Mrs Philip Livingston, Mrs. oscar y. LIVING
s,oa Madame di Cesnoa. Miss di Cesnola MAJOR
General j. NJ schoneld, Louis Verplanck. Mr. ana MIS-.
Ethan Allen Mr.. and Mrs Eastman Johnson fn'np
Livingston and Professor and Mrs Drisler.
At noon yesterday, in the Church OF the incarns
ton Madison ave- and Thirty-flfthn MISS Ah,o'nets
Webb was married to John Kingsbury Burgess Oh
provtdcpce II / The Rev. Arthur Brooks oficlatsd
The bride entcred tho church on tho arm Oh hef
motber who gave her away. Shc wore gown Ok
heavy Whit satin, made plainly with fuii tra'h' hisn
corsago and elbow sleeves Tho maid OF honor was MISS
browning Of Cooperstown, and the onde'ha'dS "src
Miss Uurgess OF Dedh am, Mass; MISS 'ohnsSone' OK
staten Island; Miss Benton OF sprihgeo, anu nus
Carson of NeyYork The best man was X r. BOZ
and thc
brother OF the bride groom A. b. Sioughton' OF fh'a-
deInhta: william Campbell. Of schenectady. ana
lanes Goodman, OF Hartford. a small recep"oh
and wedding breakfast followed at the or1hes home'
No 90 East Forty .ninthst. Among the guests VIC"
General and Mrs A. S. Webb. the Misses Webb,
Nrs. Dudley Field. Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Morgan' '''
and Mrs. James Goodwin, and Mr. and Mrs. George
a. Morgan.
There was quiet wedding yesterday at noon IN
the house of Hugh j. Jewett, No. North Washington
square when his daughter MISS Sarah G. JsSett was
married to Julian Robbins, Of this city. only reia-
i've. vere present at the ceremony. Tho Kew. MAr'
vim r. Vincent osiciated. There were no or'oes'
maids or u,hers Arden Robbins, brother OF The
bridegroom. was the best man. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast and reception iouo"eu'
There were about three hundred guests p'e'eh''
Miss sally Lambert. daughter Of Dr. e. W. LanloeH'
was married 10 Dickinson W. Richards Of TINS Guy,
m the Broadway Tabernacle yesterday ai'erhoo" ~
80 O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. William Iayior' P~or
of the church oflciaed. Tho bride was gwen away
bv her father The bridesmaids were Misses Enth'
Filth and Katherine Lambert sisters OF the oride;
Ntsscs Elizabeth and Helen Wllletts and Miss Helen
Cheney OF South Manchester Conn., Rcnnrus Dal',
cousin Of the bridegroom, was the best man. anu .ns
ushcrs were John Hasey. Edward Knevals Ohanes
colt. DR.. s. W. Lambert, Dr. Alexander Lambert and
Elliott C. Lambert. reception followed at no =
Of ha
Miss Amy Theodore Gottheil. daughter OF Rabot
Gottheil was married TO Ernest Mark Levy al Ienpe
Emanu FL Fifth-ave and Forty thrist last evening.
The brides father OBLIGATED. Little MISS fahns May
WAS the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were MISS
Ella stcrnberger Miss Grace Werner Miss Sadie Low
enstein and Miss leila Levy. Paul and Leon GOVT
he'll Samuel Elkus, Louis Seligman, Dr. FREQ A1'io-
scur william platzach and julius Bachman wore 'nS
ushers large reception followed at the oodrs
home, No. Gs1 Madlsonave.
At the home of Ex-Governor Hoadly. No. 80 East
Fftisth-st. yesterday afternoon. at 30 O'CLOCK MS
daughter, Miss Laura HOadly, was married 10 Tne"t'
core wooIsey Scarborough. The Rev. Hugh sm53e
performed the ceremony. The ushers were }. v d.
scarborough George Hoadly IT.. Ledyard Lincoln ana
Charles Holmes. The bridesmaids were Miss Esis
MITCHELL cousin Of the bride. Miss Edith Greenleaf.
Miss Gcneveve Groesbeck and Miss Emma Harris
Tho best man was Dwight Baldwin, Of Cincinnati.
1o I 3SS eder Mr. snd M loPs III
Mpay bS Th .ses H oude MRS Psran Stevens H.
and Mrs Edward Lau'erbach, Dr. ana mrs; Haight ARD
a number Of people from Cincinnati, the former nome
Of the Hoadlys.
Miss Sadie sloane. daughter Of George sloane was
married Edward Ellsworth at the home q the bride
Y a H Tsi ay only a rses we're PS
The best man was Randolph Ellsworth. Tho ushcrs
Sna a Ess Ksy waltz sI MaSs VHTz
maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids we're Miss tPr r
more and Miss Marian Abrahams Of baltimore The
bride gwen away by her brother, Thomas Sloane
The wedding of Miss Louise Carroll Jackson to 90 y;
Mcicalfe Th9ms VIII take place this afternoon az ''
o'clock, in the Church OF the Ascension
Miss Charlotte Russell will be married 10 J. Towns
end-tfeene of England ia tho Church OF the Holy
Spirit this afternoon at 3:3U ocloch
The announced Of George YGcssn
eldest daughter Of John G. Heoksher.
Ethel daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Henry H.seg; ana
Mere b, ,; 1SS a. O'Clock Arhdcacon ziessnfass
of iS Among those invited Se The Rev Dr.
9%s cH sags + c san E' D. FnkS Mrs.
olive Logan Sykes and Ros sitter Johnson Tiers
Were no sd ssTasS TIT Miss sser and M wst
met at school In lanover Germany; S n,os
Il re M Tsd E,a ."f sssr 40 Eastman Terrace re
presents were numerous ard costly We .v So%Pe viii vii
here for Newly ok .afferWh,i ih
be- spent in Richmond and other portion, OF Virginia
Erie, Pcun, April "a (specaD. -Leip'r Moore Rob
inson one ( the leading 6uSsess men OF Richmond,
Va was married here tonight to Miss Mary spoIs'
bell author OF the history of Virginia. The brides
maid Miss Parker smith OF NewYors ana 'ne
best man was Captain Robert r. Lee, OF hltginid;.
An ntc sstng feature Of the wedding the TACT mar
both bride aid groom are descendants Of thu coiohIa,
Governor SpOtswo0d o. Virginia. The "eaui"S
took place in ST. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Rcd Bank. " j.. April "a (SpeciaD Miss Lucy
Jarrett and j. Frazer Kempson Editor OF The New.
Jersey Standard married this afternoon az ,ne
house Of the brides mother The ceremony "as
performed by the Rev. Joseph f. JoWitt, rector OF
Trinity Churrh