New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
WEDDINGS.

AZ inc Ohurch OF tne heavenly hest, ruth-avo ana
Forty hfthst, last evening. Tho Rev. DR.. D. Parker
Morgan, rector Of the church. ofnclsted; Tho Rev.
8. p. Simpson, Of Montcair. assisting. The bride
entered tho church with her uncle, William II. Wiley,
who gave her away She wore dress OF white satin
and point lace. Tho two bridesmaids, Miss Florence
Guernsey. cousin Of the bride, and Miss Floroncs
Foote, wore white satin dresses trimmed with gar
lands OF roses, covered with white chiffon The best
man was J. Guy Clark. Of Staten Island. cousin Of
the bridegroom. The ushcrs were Chandler w. Rikcr.
John B. Lunger, William s. Fighter, Clifford W.
Smile. Edward H. Duryoe and DR.. f. r. Ogden, ~
Of Newark Dur 9 the ceremony the organist Of The
church, Henry Carter, played compositions OF Men
delssohn, Grieg. Wagner and Dclibes. reception
followed at the home Of DR.. Egbert Guernsey, No see
FifthAvc Mrs. Guernsey Is On amt OF the BRIDE
Among the guests were Governor Leon Albeit and
his family, Theodore Runyon. Spencer Goble, W. A.
RICHTER Edward g. Duryee Alexander Johnson, Georgs
NJ Ballard, George H. Duryec, Henry Hopper, chief Of
police Of Newark, and the Police Commissioners ol
that city; Judge Andrew kirkpatrick, Judge Buttner
Judge Ledwith, Mrs. J. A. Robertson, Mrs. William
Davis Russell, the Rev. DR.. Bradford, Miss Charlotte
Skinner Miss Alice Catlin Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson
and Miss Grace Wilson.
At the Church of the Holy Trinity last evening
Miss Mary Emma Little daughter Of Andrew Little,
was married to Frank Il. Hurd. The Rev. Dr. z.
walpole Warren oficiated The bride was dressed 10
white satin with tulle veil. The bridesmaid, we're
Miss Jennie Little, sister OF the bride. Miss Amy
RUSSELL Miss Agnes z. Warren and Miss Isabelle VIII
son. They wore yellow chiffon dresses, and carried
bouquets OF yellow chrysanthemums. Harris Nc
Keever the best man, and the ushers were J. II.
Deeyes, Charles O.. Buckley, Thomas Sloane, G. W.
Kirby jr, william b. snyder and Frederick wilkinson
Mol. reception followed at the brides home, No.
II East Sixty -sccondst.
There was pretty wedding with full choral service
at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest yesterday after
noon, when Miss Helene Allen, daughter OF Henry
Allen, married to Charles G. Moer, ir, of this
city. The Rev. DR.. Morgan rector Of the church, on
ciated. The supplied choir sang "The Voice that
Breathed Ger Eden' and the nuptial music from
"Lohengrin.n The bride was given away By her
brother She wore handsome dress OF white SATIN
trimmed with point lace. Her tnlIe veil was held
in place by a diamond sun: and her bouquet was OF
lilIesof-the-valiey. The bridesmaids were Miss
Annie Lamont Miss Fannie Bostwick, Miss
Clara strattOn and Miss Louise Hartshone.
They wore dresses of white faille embroidered with
gold and white hats trimmed with gold and white
pumes. They carried yellow chrysanthemums. Ed
win C. Moller, cousin of the bridegroom, was the
best man, and the ushers were Edwin Robinson,
Edwin Coe, Samuel Hartman and Louis sayrc Kerr.
Two little boys, Albert Bostwick and Harry Stratton,
acted as pages. After the ceremony reception fol-
lowed at No. IL East Fortythrdst, the brides homo,
where Pnard served wedding dinner Lander
played.
The chan:ry at Grace Church was the scene Of
Quiet wedding yesterday afternoon. Tho contracting
parties were Miss Georgana Alley daughter Of George
B. Alley, and Edward C. Foulkes, OF West SUPERIOR
Wisconsin The Rev. Francis Nelson, assistant rector
of the church. OBLIGATED The bride was given away by
her brother, William s. Alley. She was dressed Ii
travelling costume of dark blue cloth. trimmed with
blue, and hat to correspond. In place OF bouquet
she held prayer book There were no ushers and
no bridesmaids. In the evening theatre party was
given to the pair, followed by supper.
Miss Anna A. Ward, daughter OF General Rodney
c. Ward Of Brooklyn, was married to John l.. Lamson.
OF New-York, at Grace Church, Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon at 4 80 o'clock. The Rev. DIR. Chauncey
b. Brewster rector of the church, ociatcd The bride
was given away by her brother, Rodney Waiu' shs
wore a gown OF white silk. trimmed with point lace,
and a point lace veil. Her bouquet was OF wnta
roses and lies-Ofthe valley. The maid Of honor was
Miss Lillian Ward sister of the bride, who wore white
brocade and lace and carried white roses. The best
man was Richard H. TrimbIe, and the ushers were
Fred Allen W. Tilden Blodgett A. NJ Murray, OF New
York. and William Hooper, Of Boston, As the families
of the contracting parties I'm deep mourning only
relatives attended the reception at the brides home.
No. 1879 JOralemon-st
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hoffman, the Misses Lamson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cornell Mr. and Mrs. +. Lehman, d. 5. Appleton, Miss
Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Mrs. John
Minturn Mrs. Lloyd Aspinwan, S. d. Babcock the
Misses Babcock, Dr. and Mrs. Holbrook Curtiss Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bacon, Of Boston; Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Peter hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. samuel BOOcock, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. woodruff,
General and Mrs. A. G. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Le Grand
Esers Dr. John F. Talmage, the Misses Tslmage, the
disses Brookman, Rev. DR.. Storrs Mrs. Henry Shell
don, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hewlett.
At Grace Church, Brooklyn, last evening" Miss
Fanny Gilflan daughter of DIR. William GilfIan was
married to Albert Van Wyck, Of Brooklyn. The Rev.
j. A. Gillian, uncle of the bride, ofciated assisted
by the Rev. DR.. Chauncey Brewster, rector OF the
church. The bridesmaids were Miss Sarah Nesmith.
Miss Annie Halstead, Miss Mary W. Talmage, Miss
Van wyck sister Of the bridegroom Miss Nettie
Raymond, and Miss Bessie Ripley. The ushers were
Herbert Raymond cousin of the bridegroom DR.. W. W.
Gilfllan brother J. II. Calender, Ernest r. Letting.
we'll Jonathan Bulkley and r. B. Moffatt. Walter L.
Tyler was the best man. reception followed a.
No. SO Remsen ST., the BRIDES home.
Miss Agnes Walsh, daughter OF Augustine Walsh,
was married to James o. Pyne, son Of John Pyne, In
The chapel Of st. Lawrences Church, Eighty -fourths
and Parkavc., last evening at O'Clock The Rev.
David B. Walker oficated the Rev. jeremiah O'C0nnor
assisting. The best man was James b. Brady, and the
ushers were John Gilroy, John Pyne, 1r, Edward -
Walsh j. j. Tobin, Benjamin Mccormack and Charles
Meehan The bridesmaids were Miss Mamie OBren,
Miss Adelaide Murphy, Misses Tesse and Josie Walsh
sisters OF the bride. The first two wore yellow SIX
and hats to correspond, the others wearing pink tuie
and hats of the same color. They carried American
Beauty The bride wore white brocade ana pohs
lace tue veil and diamond star, carrying bouQuee
OF bride roses large reception followed at the
home of the BRIDE No. 81 East Eightiethst.
Among those present were Richard Croker. Cheva-
lier and Mrs Conteucn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f.
Gilroy Judge and Mrs. NJ. J. Power. Richard NJ wal
ters. Mr.. and Mrs Thaddeus Moriarty, James 81
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. p. Geoghchan. DIR. and Mrs.
H. X Huntington, John ID. Crimmins, Mr. aud Mrs.
William schickle. Judge and Mrs. NJ j. OBren. Mt.
and Mrs. T.. ID. Farrell, Dr. and Mrs. Constantine j.
MacGuire. John H. spellman, DR.. William Gun, M
and Mrs Charles Jones, Judge and Mrs. Joseph Mo
Guire Michael Coleman, Thomas Feitner, walte'
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McGowan Thomas L.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. N. " scully and Mr. and Mrs.
James J. Tranor
The bridal couple started on tour to washinston
baltimore and the SOUTH
Miss Margaret L. Jackson. daughter Of Mrs. Gcoree