New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Elodie Henrietta Floyd Sparks, daughter oi
Colonel Hcrvey sparks and granddaughter OF Jacoo
Brandcgce, of this city, was married last evening IN
the Church of ST. Francis Xavier to Edward Louis
Deslonde son of Edmond Desonde, of New-Oreans.
The Rev. Father McKnnon oiiiclated, Father
Denny assisting There were four bridesmaids,
Miss Conway Miss McCucken Miss Kennedy and Miss
Adde HcaIn. The maids of honor wcre
Mss Ala Clarke and Mss Eva Halphcrs There were
four groomsmen. NJ de Arosemena j.. Darling, W.
Livingston amersley, cousin of the bride and Charles
f. OConnOr. The ushers were William Pnkney,
Felix Rey, Julian Pinkncy and W. McGucken. owing
to the recent death of the brides father no general
reception followed and only relatives and some young
friends of the bride met after the ceremony at the
house of her mother, Mrs. Hervey Sparks. Among
those were Mrs. II. Van Buren, Sparks, Mr.. and Mo
John H. Dainty, Mrs and Mrs. Andrew Hamersley, lr,
Mrs John Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Herbert SouthwlcK
Miss Plnkney. Mrs. Gruner Miss Clark, MISS Maud
souhvck Miss Bell, the Misses smithson, captain
John g. Halpers Frank Plnhney, Richard Hopkins,
Mckenzie semple Walter Robinson and John
Brandegec, of Utica. n. Y. The pair started iof
Niagara Falls last night.
At the home of the BRIDES father, Benjamin
Weeks. No l05 East One-handredthst.,
last evening Miss Estelle Weeks was married 10
Alsop G. Vail, Of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ". c. Biting Dr. {. A. Baker
was the best man. and the maid OF honor was Miss
ida Weeks sister Of the bride. a reception followed
couple started 4lr a trip Niagara and Montreal
Miss Carrie Roome, the daughter Of Mrs Jacoo
smith, was married last evening TO Louis Berence az
the homo Of her stcpfather, 20. $50 West IWenteth-
St. Miss Ethel ROome. the brides sister. and MISS
Edna Seaman, her niece, were bridesmaids. Inc
ushers were Jacob Oscar Smith and James stuart
reception and supper f-owed tho ceremony.
Miss Alice Mason, daughter of the Rev. Arthur
Mason Will be married this afternoon, I'm the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest. TO DR. Robert Ogden Du Bois'
Owing TO the recent death Of the bridegroom mother
there Will be no reception, aud the ceremony Will %
simple az possible
A number of New York people will attend .n'
wedding of Miss Helen ThOrne, daughter OF Alexanuci
t. Thorne to Edgar sands Turton, Of Flushing, l.. /,
at the country place OF the brides father WhiteStone'
l.. l., this afternoon.
Henry Francis Macaulif and Miss Margaret Agnes
Keatng daughter OF Mr. and Mrs T. D. heaung' VI
Rrool,lvn were married at a m. yesterday IN st'
par,cI,s Church I'm Kent-ave. Immediately after the
ceremony the Young couple started for Washington
ybor, tbcv will spend their honeymoon. Mr.. Mac
auIiF f = vellknown and promising newspaper man.
Iotn = O,Nel of The Ncw-YOrk IIerad,' and
Mic Madeleine Reid. daughter Of MIS-. Mary j. Reid,
of No ~ East One-hmdrcd- and. .siN feminist, were
m.rred las evening at 81. PaUls Roman Cathonc
CIrcb In hundred and seventeenth 81, the Rev
Ta tber Jobn McQurk officiating. Joseph r. O'Nel,
brother of the bridegroom was best man me gshers
were samuel Cunningham, William Heay, FRANK
Lennon. OF Boston, and Robert W. D"Ier, OF hart
forl Conn. Among those present were Mr.: ana Mrs.
Iohn O'Nel of Hartford; Miss Gertrude Reed, Miss
ONeil W J. Kenny and 5. J. J.. RaTling. The coupls
started South on their wedding trip.