New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
!. WEDDINGS, PAST and TO COME.

The wedding Of Miss Lille Pcznansk daughter NJ
Lyman Poznansh, to Joseph H. stiner took pIafe los,
evening at Mazzetti's banquetha No 1Oo West For,v
ninth-st. The Rev. Dr. GrossInan of Temple Betb III
offclated The bride wore handsome dress of white
crepe. trimmed with point lace, and ue veil. There
were no bridesmaids The ushers were Louis PostIey.
the brother Of the BRIDE and Henry Smith, After the
ceremony the guests sat down TO wedding dinner.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stiner
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Poznansli, Clarence Srouse the
Misses Blanche and Beckie Poznanski sisters of the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Stiner. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Halo, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Warns, Miss Neuberg Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. lsaacs l.. Postley, John Postiey Miss
Lima Stlner and Albert Neuberg.
Cards ont for the wedding of Miss Alice Naud
Bradbury daughter Of George Bradbury to Charles
Temple jackson, at the Church of the Holy Trinity
Wednesday afternoon November 70.
The wedding of Miss Ida COster to Thomas b. Will
Jams will Toxic place at Grace Church on Monday after
noon, December TO- reception will follow at the
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs. G. II. Coster No. 81
West Nineteenth-st.
Miss Cambreleng and Mr.. Robertson will be married
at the Church Of ST. Ighatus on Tuesday morning. De
cember II. wedding breakfast will follow at the
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs. Alfred Colve, No. 81
East Forty -eighth-N.
The wedding Of Miss Eaton, Of Pittsburg, to Louis
Brown Of Now York, will take place ut the Church Of
the Heavenly Rest on Monday evening, December 10,
at O'Clock.
At the Scottish Rite Hail. Madison-avc and Twenty
eighth-st, last evening Miss Ella Dtmars, daughter
Of John V. H. Ditmars, OF No. 2,056 Seventh ave-
was married TO James H. Mathews by the Rev. Dr.
f. Elmendorf Of the First Reformed Church Of Har-
em Miss Louise Kcmpster and Miss Oracle KnoOs
Of Hartford, were the bridesmaids Thomas Miller
aud Theodore Mathews. brother Of the bridegroom
were the gr0omsmep and Messrs. c. A. Lvermorc and
Charles X. zerfass served as ushers. A dinner and
ball followed the ceremony.
Albany, N. Y. Nov. 8.-ColOnel Edmund l.. Judson
military secretary to Governor Hill, married 1t
noon to-day to Miss Marion f. Lathrop daughter OF
Ralph Lathrop. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. W. W.. Batsershan In st. Peters Episcopal
Church, and was largely attended number OF State
Williams and Judges Rufus W. Peckham and Alton b.
Parker among the prominent guests. The Gov
ern0r attended the reception. lie sent the bride a
costly gold watch and chain. The case OF the
watch is studded with diamonds and the charm has a
large diamond embedded In its face.
Bethlehem, Penn, Nov. o (spcciaD.-At the home
OF the bride tonight Miss Anna Canaan daughter of
William Canar assistant superintendent Of the Beth
lehem Iron Company, was married TO oliver Wilson,
hosiery manufacturer OF Philadelphia. The officiating
clergyman was the Rev. David LovcjOy OF Pha-
dephia Miss Annie Biting, Of Philadelphia. attended
the BRIDE and Harry Thompson was best man.
Lockport, n. ", Nov. DISQUALIFICATION saulnier
OF Bradford and Miss Isadore Daniels daughter OF
Mrs. willard J. Daniels, Of The Ill., this city, wero
married here to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry saulnier,
Of Philadelphia, parents of the bridegroom, presented
him q handsome house at Bradford. There were
guests from Buffalo. Chicago. Milwaukee Toledo, Pha
delphia and Bradford.