New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
WEDDINGS.

The marriage Of Miss Annie C. scrfbner. darstts.
OF John NJ. soribner, 10 William B. Yeresncs Of
Rochester son Of James Ysreance president Of the
Alliance Insurance Company Of this city, took place
Yesterday afternoon the home Of the brides parents
No e4o West Fifty .sixth-st The Row Wilton Msra
smith, Of the Central Presbyterian Church. West Fly
seyenth-st., was the officiating clergyman. The
bride was attended by Miss Annie c. Lent There
were no ushers. The BRIDES small sisters, Mss
Lizzie and Miss Mary Scribner, held the white sik
ribbons which formed the aisle through which the
bridal party passed c. Woodward .wheelock Wa
best man. Among the guests at the wedding ana the
reception were E. Randolph Robinson, Miss Eisanos
J. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn z. Bright, Miss
Bright Colonel and Mrs. Elliott 2, Shepard Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas p Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Field Miss
Maearet, Field, Edward O. Field, Judge and Mrs. DAN
forth, and Mrs. Katherine Borst, Of Nowburg Mr. and
Mrs Yereance will live In Rochester, where the groom
is connected with the New-York Central Railroad.
Miss Elizabeth A. Durkee, the daughter Of the I,ts
Harrison Durkee OF this city, married 20 Jonathan
H. Crane at her mothers homo In the Berkshire Last
evening. Only the members Of the Durkee and
Crane families and few intimate friends were pressnt
at the ceremony and attended the reception which
followed IT, The service read by the Rev Robsrt
Russell Booth, formerly Of the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church. The bride given away BY her brother.
Augustus ". Durkee. The best man was s. H. Shaw
and the ushers were Barton W. Van Yoorhis, William
Mitchell Herbert L. Satterlee and Joseph H. Durkss
the brides brother.
The wedding Of Miss Edith Miller, daughter ~
James C. Miller, and William Irving Pauneloe Wa
celebrated on Wednesday evening at the home Of tia
brides father, No. AZ West Ono hundred and -nns.
feminist The Rev. Dr. Smythe, Of the Reformed
Church, oficated. Miss Susie Berthe was tho maid
Of honor and r. D. Paunelee, orothor Of the groom.
best man. A. Edward Conoyer, James Whitley.
C. Fleet and A. L. Miller, brother of the BRIDE v,r,
the ushers Some Of those present at the reception
We're EX-Police Commissioner and Mrs. Joel B. MaSoa
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. ConOver, Miss Conover Mr.. and
Mrs j. b. Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. UnderhIu, Miss
Underhill, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. D. Berthe, Mrs J. A.
Paunelee, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frankenthal. Charles Hsr
rson, Frank Harrison, Henry ]. stewart, Of Whis
Plains; Dir. and Mrs. W. X. Mead, Mr.. ysnd Mrs
Theodore f. Wood aud George p. Paunelee, Of Topeka
Kansas
klussman, was quietly married at the homo Of her
mother, in the Boulevard Seventy fifth st lad
evening, 70 G. Ii. T1emeycr by the Rev Edward p
MOldCnke Miss Magaret klussmann, sister OF tbs
bride, was maid Of honor, and Jacob DeIheiner was
best man. wedding supper was served after tho
Miss Matilda Frelin ghuysen eldest daughter OF ths
late Frederick T. Frelinghuysen secretary Of State
under President Arthur married al Newark yester.
day 10 Henry Winthrop Gray Of this city The Wedding
only at tbs Frellnghuysen family home, by the Rev
c. II. Hart, OF Rutgers College. The Bridegroom was
formerly married TO daughter Of william r Trayers
and obtained divorce from her. She 4
now living IN Paris with her daughter The wed.
ding a surprise 10 Miss Frenghuysens friends IN
Newark. Mr.. Gray, years ago, was sutton fos her
hand. but the match was prevented By the objections
OF her parents