New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

A very pretty home wedding took place yesterday
morning when Miss Edith Kent married 10 Charles
s. pevelin al No. 259 West twenty
eighthst the home of the brides mother. The bride
groom being Catholic, the services were conducted
according 10 the ceremonies of his Church The
BRIDES gown was of white brocade trimmed with old
,olu. lace and veil of t1lle. The superb bunch of
roses which she carried the gift OF Madame
Modjeska There we're no bridesmaids. Among those
present were Julie W. Kent, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Kent, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Higgins Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Ford. Charles f.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. William c. Trun, Miss Develn,
Mr. and Mrs William r. Knapp, MI and Mrs Edward
u Caaey DR. and Mrs Louis L. Seaman Miss Free
man, Miss Plum and Mr.. and Mrs Manning c. Wells
There many handsome presents.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs John Elderkn Byrne, No go West
Fifty -fourth-s when her daughter, Miss Annie v H.
pvrne was msrriel 10 Frederick ". Tappenbeek OF
Brooklyn The Rev. DR. Parkhurst ofhciated There
we're no bridesmaids The best man was John Barrett.
Tbere were two ushers-William Quntard and Willard
r Humphrev Tho bride was given away by her
mother Among the relatives and intimate inehos
present at tho ceremony and the dinner ioilo"'"7
we're Mrs. NJ L. TaITonbeek. Mr.. ana ME- oopoI'
Mss Sheldon, Miss smOnds, the Misses Moran hon
nan Van Brunt Mr. eu1 Mrs. ;. Fisher JoHi7on' MI
and Mrs Butler Grifnths. Mrs. James Journeay'
Njss Gertrude L. Stllwell daughter of MIS-. H. L.
stilwell was married Henry J. sIis laSt eVe"i"s
in ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church. west for'S
nrst-st near sxh-ave. The Rev. DR.. f. . llpP'o
snciated The bride was attended by MISS flofoNoo
NJ Ireland her maid of honor. The Test man was
vniam T. Palmer and the ushers were Wilmot H.
smith Frank NJ Orion. Edward Graham. Frank NJ
Black samuel W. Andrews, ir, aad George ouacA'
ambush reception followed al the home oil the ore'
No 1ee West Among ST9 M he M Lincoln
sis Mr. and Mrs. 6. clifford Sulwell, MI ara Mt
henam b BAKER s5 Mr ah sP Mrs. james U Redmond
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fell Mr and Mn ran na w W
well M PocS and MI Mrs and ID Ms siP H. B. syns Mr. and
'Wrs lanes B. Roy. Miss Roy. Mr.. and Mrs George
l. Psas sedd r s Of Miss Florence Jafry Hurst to
rorten Hartman VIII fs sar p yscepop will follow
n the house of the BRIDES grandfather h. . 'ahrS5'
No ei5 Fith-ave
Cards are out announcing the wedding OF MISS
co--a oldest daughter OF General James W. Hustled,
and Jobn Myers shedd Of this city, son Of the Rev
nr William O. r. shedd. OF the Union theological
seminary. The ceremony will take place a. 81 Peters
Frscopal Church, Peeksklll, on thursday cNe"Hs'
November III
Miss Anna Clark daughter Of John Clark OF
,,.,rtrornoave Yonkers was married yesterday TO
the Rev James W. van Ingen rector OF the LlvlnSs-
ton Mont. Episcopal Church. The ceremony was
performed in ST. Johns Episcopal Church fon 1 s
by the Rev Alexander B. Carver. the rector al" INC
Rev. DIT. l.. r. Brewer, OF Mohlana'
pourbIesnse. Nov. IL tsrecaU.-James L Britton.
a, Arkansas CITY Kansas, and Miss Nellie H. Far
banks of Massena y. Y, were married to-day az
he home OF General A. b. Smith. The wedans
occurred under the electric light, the light conf
psny having sent special current into the mousse
for the occasion. The Rev f. B. Wheeler performed
the ceremony The bridegroom is president Of the
Arkansas city National Bank He was school
mate of Miss Fairbanks at Massena- They VIII
70 on their bridal tour to Washington, Texas and
California
AT blooming Grove, in Orange County. Miss
Elizabeth Miller Hathaway and Walter Brewster were
married. today by the Warren Hathaway father OF
The BRIDE Miss Hathaway is a graduate OF Lyndon
Hall this city in the class of 81. Among the
other members of the class present were
Miss Helen Cornwell, Miss Helen Frost, Adele
Innis the Misses Grace and Mary Ellsworth, Miss
Efe Porteous and Miss Adele Mulrcin
Carlisle Penn, Nov. IL (SpeciaD-A pretty
wedding took place here to-day, the contracting
parties being John A. Baker, manager OF The Daily
Herald Of this city, and Miss Laura v Widner
Ihe ceremony performed by the KeV. A H.
kramer of the Reformed Church.