New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

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Gertrude Hessein, daughter Of S. A Hesslen, OF NO.
ia Madison ave- was married TO H. NJ. Bloch of this
city, The Rev. DIR. jacobs, of Temple Bethel, oni-
GATED Miss Ida Hesslein, sister, was the maid OF
honor The ushers f. J. Hesslein 5. Bloch,
D. Bloch, S. Kee L. Steinam and II. Herzfeld. After
the ceremony the guests sat down TO a wedding din
aer which was followed by dance Among those
present were Mrs. r. De Yonge l. De Yonge, A.
sternberg. Mss Hattie sternberg, Miss Hattie Klee,
Byron Strasburger Miss Strasburger Otto Meyer
the Misses Hecht and Meyer Hecht.
This evening, at the st. Denis Hotel. Miss e. l.
Taylor daughter OF William Taylor will be married 10
Charles f. Whitemore. The ceremony will be followed
by reception
George B. Harris. of the firm of George W. Harris
e. Sons, of Allston. Mass, and Miss L. Adeiaue
Graves youngest daughter Of Edmund S. Graves OF
Brooklyn, were married at the home of the Driuo
parents No. 134 Reidave., Brooklyn YESTERDAY
The ceremony performed by the brlues UNI" nnT2
reiatiyes Of the family and intimate friends of the
bride were present
Newburg, Oct 90 (SpecaD.-At Hishlahu rams uliS
afternoon Miss Annie Bigelow, daughter Vi 'ohn
Bigelow exSecretary of New-York STATE was married
10 Butler Harding son of George Had he' 'he fhl%
delnha patent lawyer who could not get some
hinLon broth for a sick member of his family at
ro,stn Mountain house, and decided thereupon TO
mild the Hotel Kaaterskll. at an expense of millions.
The wedding took place in the Church of the Holy
Inpocents the officiating clergyman being Bishop
Davies of Philadelphia who was ass sted by the Rev.
william r. Thomas. The ceremony took place at 80
o'clock About ESQ people were present, the New
York friends coming and returning by special car.
The church deliberately decorated. The best
man George Harding, tr., and there we're SIX
bridesmaids ana Ssi Fzs Td snd ba,dte
Sheppard Of Philadelphia; Julia Isham, Lota Pell
and Louise Morgan, of New-York. and May Hardy. OF
fork sharp. of Kingston and DR.. Laconte,
Caldwell Bidde, Charles Gunny. and Charles Brown,
If1aAa Ivbf hid rh
diamond ornaments, and the bridesmaid wore yellow
China silk. white mob caps, and carried La TOsca'
the officers and professors of the West Point Military
Academy who came I'm fun dress uniform. A recep-
ton followed the ceremony at The squirrels, Mr..
Bigelow's summer home, just south OF the village.
Philadelphia, Oct. % tspecaD.-The marriage Of
william W. Filter, son of Mayor Filter. TO Miss Jane
Mills Audenred took place this evening at the
eecond Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was at
tended by the leaders of both the social and financial
circles of this city. The Rev. DR.. Macintosh oiciated
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Audenreid, sister
Of the bride, and Miss Therese Audenreid, of Wash
hgton The ushers were Louis c. Madeira, W. T.
Audenreid WescOtt Bailey, n. Brooke Dolan. Joseph
Moore, jr., and b. Frank Clyde. Following the wed
ding there was a reception at the home of the bride
Among those present were Mayor and Mrs Filter the
brdegroom's parents; Mrs. John t. Audenreld, the
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Chllds, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Drexel, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Boxer, Mr.. and Mrs;
Mrs- Percy G. Madeira Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dolan.
Director and Mrs. Stokely John scott Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred C. Rex Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Semple, FRANK
Wyeth, and Mr.. and MIS- John Harrison.
Wilmington Del, Oct. % (SpeciaD.-In Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening Miss Harriet
Penn <ven Belt, daughter Of T. James Belt, wealthy
druggist of this city, married to Samuel A.
Stevens, merchant Of Portland, Me. The Rev. DIR.
Jacob Todd pastor of Grace Church, performed the
ceremony. The maid of honor Miss Emily 5.
Peacock of Philadelphia. The bridesmaids were Misses
Elizabeth L. and Julia T. Stevens and Mary P Brown,
of Portland, Me-; Miss Mary L. Morraw, OF Chester,
Penn and Misses Emma Lore and Mary l.. Howell,
OF this city. The best man was DR.. john H. Swasey,
of New-YOrk The ushers were j. Ferris Belt, W l.
scott James r. Field, r. II. HOffrecker and \; W.
Davis of this city, and Morris X. Bochius, OF Phlla-
deIphia The bride wore white silk. reception
was held home of the brides father The bride
IS an authOress. having written Margery Huntington
and The Mirage of Promise" Guests attended The
wedding from NewYork, Philadelphia, Boston, Port
land and other Eastern cities
NewIaven, Conn, Oct. % specaD.-Miss Pauline
Frost daughter Of the late Herrick ?. Frost at one
time president of tho Southern New England Telephone
Company and Archibald W. Ives, Of this city, were
married at the home of Mrs. Herrfck r. Frost this
evening the Rev. DR.. John y: Todd OF the Cnur1h
Of the Redeemer officiating. Miss Martha j. PolIari
81 BostOn. bridesmaid and Dr. MliHaHl L. ives,
OF Brookyn, N V, was best man. The usherS were
y J. Beatest, of Philadelphia; d. 5. voorhees,, OF
New York: r. S. Brown OF New Britain, Conn.,, and
C. W. Culver, of this city.