New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
UEDDINGS PAST AND 10 COHE.

Miss Alice Adele shoemaker was married Al ,
D. m. yesterday to Walter IL. sykes al 'he "o''e -
her father Cyrus schOonmaker, No oil Eds' '"'
hundred and twenty -fourth-st Inc heN. 'o"''''''
Flmendorf pastor Of the Harlem Reformed 'hur'' Pc
formed the ceremony Miss Florence Kip was inc
maid Of honor The bridesmaids were MISS bciie
,Ii,e Kim and Miss Mamie Z. Freedom Nlli'N
uowa.d. OF Baltimore. was best man. and GAVIN H.
NcIane Harry c. Horton and Howard h. Schooh
maker brother Of the bride. were the nshers' s"'"''
reception for the family and relatives followed
Miss Alice Virginia Roadway Will be married tis
afternoon. at the home OF her mo,heI' ''' ' -" r
Roadway. No. 1O4 west seventy -h'sFS'' " " -
To- morrow evening Miss Cornne De Forrest Young
daughter of Nj and NJ, rn9na, Nd 10 Charles
Uerndon Of Fredericksburg, Va. small reception
WIZ % ouiet wcddng took place yesterday morning al
O'Clock at -. Johns Chapel adjoining the bsnop
residence IN Greeneaye bi0oHNv Ire cciDs rSll,n
INC ceremony was performed by Bishop John L0ughln
Of Brooklyn. who is srandunclc Of the bride iheie
mHcIe Of he bride The church filed with rea
lives and intimate friends of the couple NJ and Mrs
cards have been issued for the wedding OF Miss
Lillian May Gaq 9s home to Of N r. sG M
Cranda in Mil st. Newport on the evening OF July -
James r. English. president Of the Linden Park
Bood-IoIse Association. married last evening at
Trinity Episcopal Church in Elizabeth, y j., 10 MIS-
sarah a. Ross, daughter OF MIS-. kd"dlu ~ west
OF that city. The church crowded with we'll
known people The bride escorted to the altar
BY her brother. Frederick r. West. who gave her
away The ushers Charles w. Irwin. Dr. James
r. English. IT,, Charles Ross and William r. Ross
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. F. VI. Nc
Allster Among those present at the Wedding Were
nearly all the members Of the Union county y. d. Dal
OF which the bridegroom is one OF the foremost mem
hers The Pennsylvania Railroad was also repre-
sented By a delegation of its Oinc1al>, Mt thHHsh
being its counsel AT Elizabeth. There was no re
cepton Mr.. and Mrs English will sail this morn
ing for Europe. .-,s...
Worcester June "a specaD.-A fashionable wedding
took place al noon TO-DAY I'm All saints Church. Inc
contracting parties A. TillinEla>t frecdlN. az
Philadelphia and Miss Ida Nellc> Ninton sister OF the
rector Of the church. The officiating clergymen We're
Bishop b. H. Paddock. Of the diocese and the Rev
aud the floral decorations were elaborate The gron>-
man was Dr. james B. Ingham, Of Philadelphia and the
bridesmaid Mis- Tyler. of Phadelphla Inc
ushers were c. Hartman Kuhn. Charles VI. Lee ana
sidney W Keith Of Philadelphia Henry \. Peckh I'M,
OF Albany. y. y; IL. VintOn Hayes. Of New York
gown was Of heavy corded white iale. in full train,
trimmed with old point lace. and An old point lace
vi The bridal ornaments were diamonds ana
pearls. Among the guests were Mrs. Ruins W.
ieckham. of Albany DR.. and Mrs. John lay OF New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bradley, Of WASH
ington
Auburn. " Y. June "a (>peciaD.-Miss Lillian.
daughter Of eA- Congressman Theodore NJ PoncrON /,
was married tonight 10 Charles ]. Avery, son Of Ed
ward II. Avery, president Of the National Bank Of
Auburn. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
e. {. Hcenwav in the Central PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Following the ceremony wedding supper and rccep-
ton were given By Mr. and Mrs. pomeroy.