New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

At the home OF the BRIDES father, James II. Steb-
bins, No 20 East Thirty-seventh-st., yesterday at
noon, Miss Frances Clara Stebbins was married TO
Cottlieb Rucker, of Germany. The Rev. Dr. c. III.
Parkhurst of the Madison Square Presbyterian Church,
oificiatcd. The ceremony witnessed by relatives
and few intimate friends, in all one hundred people
The bride gown of white brOcade trimmed with
founces of point lace and glrdle of orange flowers
Miss Cora stebbos, the brides youngest sister, was
the only bridesmaid The best was
James Ii. stebbins. jr., and the ushers George
Dickinson and Walter stebbns, brother of the bride
wedding breakfast followed. After short trip Mr.
and Mrs. Rucker will return to NevYork and will Ic-
main for the wedding of Miss Cora Sebbins to George
Dickinson, which is set for February 2s Shortly
after the family will sail for Europe for an extended
absence. Mr.. Stebbins's paintings 10 be sold
carly next month"; and he will continue live abroad
to be HIS three daughters all of whom viii have
been married within four months Yesterday cable
dispatch was received from Mrs. Lucicn Valois, now
in Igiers Mrs. vallols formerly Miss Blanche
stebbins.
Miss Vera Frank daughter Of Albert Frank,
married to James Rascovar at Clarks in twenty
thir-st. on Wednesday evening. The ceremony took
place in the ball room, which handsomely deco
rated for the occasion. The Rev. Dr. Jacobs OBLIGATED.
After the ceremony the guests to the number of two
hundred sat down TO dinner A dance followed
Trinity Episcopal Church. Mount Vernon, the
scene of fashionable welding on Wednesday night,
the contracting parties being Alfred F. Taylor an
inventor and manufacturer Ct papermaldng machinery,
and Miss Jane L. Fish, daughter of of the firm
of Reed Barton. The Rev Mr.. Holmes, rector Of
the church, was the officiating clergyman, and was
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Wcsb, Of Pttsburg. Tho
bride wore gown Of heavy white silk embroidered
down the front with Isse, and her round point lace
veil was held in place with jewels The maid of
honor was Miss Elizabeth Bennett, of Brooklyn, and
the best man Harry Taylor the bridegroom's
brother There four bridesmaids and six ushers.
The church was handsomely trimmed with plants and
flowers, and 1t was filed with friends of the
couple, among whom, besides their paents, were
President of the Village Joseph Woods and
Mrs. Woods, Charles r. Adams and we Benjamin
Howe, Miss Carson the Misses Carter. George f.
Babson, Miss Carrie Howe. Dr. Henry c. Jones and
wife, Miss Mary Jones and Miss Mary Qhckenbush.
reception followed at the brides home o. Chester
HILL which was filed with flowers of every kind.
especially in the suppcr-roorI The couple will go
to Cuba for wedding Trip
The Rev. W. W. Knox united marriage Miss
Fanny II. Hamilton Of Bayonne, y. j., ana Ma
thaniel c. Walker of Charleston. at the brides h,me,
on Wednesday evening. 4 small party Of near vel
atives witnessed the ceremony.
The reported engagement Of the Duke o. y wcasne
Miss Candy has been confirmed by letters received
by relatives of the Duke in this countr.. The wed
ding will take place at the end OF February. IN Al
Saints Church, Margaietst Miss Candy father
was originally in the 9Th Lancers and ha, often BEN
Bennett II reported last summer ina, INC DUG
Of Newcastle was engaged 10 a New York girl