New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

~. veAd,ns Of Miss Mabel Ferguson. daughter Of
IT r, rrrruson to william King Richardson. Of station
Islsod occurred yesterday afternoon at the homo Of
"A. hride No ssi West Onehundred and twenty third
:, There woe no ushcrs, bridesmaids or best man.
IN. ceremony was performed by the Rev. II. NJ. Reid,
q, tAe Church OF the intercession Only relatives were
pr,sent Mr. and Mrs. Richardson win sail for Europe
on Ia Bourgsgne tomorrow.
Miss Antsine4tc Louise Hall. daughter Of Spencer
HALL of Rochester. was married to Henry c. Merry, OF
New York, yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
hrde's brother. Edward Whitney Hall. The Rev. DR..
s,.in onicIsted. There no bridesmaids and no
host man. small reception followed. Among the
NESTS were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Merry Mrs. Marc
Xlsw MI and Mrs. Charles Hall. MIR. and Mrs. John
Bodlc Mrs. George W. Bishop Herbert Hall, William
Merry John Jasper and Mrs. John +. Hire
The wedding Of Miss Christine McDougall daughter
Of Henry McDOugall. to Robert j. Dyatt OF BrooRHh'
took place at the brides home, No. 7il Eghth-sVe''
last evening at 30 o'clock. The Rev. james hehh!'
Of the Foarh Reformed Prcsby terian Church. oncs'e
John o. Jarrett and William Dyatt acted ~ ushers.
4 wedding dinner followed. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. John Rae. John Thompson, ROBERT >.
pellock, Miss Martha Pollock, John X. McAitee' MIS-
: Dyatt Miss Josephine Mcpherson, Mr.. ana MIS-
christopher McDongall.
The Wedding of Miss Annie Cutting to baron de
yrcre will not take plsce I'm Grace Churc bt az the
home Of the BRIDE as the prospective bridegroom Is
offciate at the wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Lille Wilson, daughter OF James
Wilson, a New-York banker to Count Locwenkopf VIII
take place at her fathers house, No. 81 Madison ave.
on the afternoon of October 90
The marriage Of Miss Anna Ward, daughter Of Gen
oral Rotnev g. Wad OF brooklyn. TO John sampson. OF
New. York will take place in lirolklyh November u.
The wedding OF Oliver Hartman. jr, to Miss Grace
Carey will take place Tuxedo Park some time next
January.
wedding took place on Wednesday evening ~
Woodbridge y. j., at the home OF the brdes parents
Nr and Mrs. Isaac b. Schoonmaker. Tile bride was
Miss MAY IrinAerloG schOonmakcr and the bride
trvom Edward j. Turner of Rutherford. The Rev
DR. Edwin A. Bulkey. pastor Of tile First Presbyterian
Churcn of Rutherford, pei formed the ceremony Among
the guests Mr.. and Mis-. Henry schoohmaker'
Nr and Mr.. Henry L. Msbilie, Miss Helen schoon-
maker, Mrs. J. ii. Turner. Mrs. C. VI. Lawrence ana
George T.. Rice, MIR. and Mrs. Charlie, Acker Charles
Achcr T., Miss Ella AcGer NJ ana Me- su arshn IN
Se~ York; Mr.. and Mrs ;. NJ Aller. OF Connecticut
Mr. and Mrs. EdTn H. OF ro6 @ anu Mr. and MIS-
Henry Roster, Miss Katie Roster, Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
TIhott Miss Elliott, Mrs. Edwin a. Bulkley, Mr. ana
lore. '''''' ~
william Henry Lake. of the FRS! National Bank Of
te late J1hn X. wili,e, OF Newburg married at
the Byard H. Tyler the Ielhn9Wa srt5s,
evening Tic guests Included only the nearest rel
stlVeS and most lntinalc lrrNu> vi
S Snd ". t. RAND The best man was William Gage,
D5Sos sa AND the Of %ses g G0' were 'e ''
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church in east
daughter Of Joseph II. Harrison, Of lsr:.on,st was
married Everett Townsend The S on hre S OF H.
Bridegroom assisted by the Rev. Dr. Henry spell spell,
meyer pastor of the church The qseIs srr Tcs
DR. lTa o, :" = sr. Sl I proSers Of the bride
mond g. Hopper, of East Orange Chares FshGeck OF
maid Of honor was Miss Rhoda Townsend The best
man was Alfred Van Derwerhen. Of krookyn InerG
was filled At the reception tnerc were 2;s guests
Mr. and Mrs Twnsend VIII i've in East t 0rsns
was crowded the doors YESTERDAY afiernoC :d at the
TSford Of # Boomfeid The maid honor MI,
Laura Jean Libbey me 4eye; ana NJ ue nia Neiso
The ushcrs were John and William Nelson the brother,
Of the bride: Tie ceremony vas performed p' '''
Last evening Grace Church in Orange Il %aS
flied at o'clock. at the marriage OF MISS Air nt
to William b. Dillon orange The o sssIsteS
was the Rsy D Ma Anthony hs be
Ms E% ~.4s s Sss hhs Ss and
Dillon The ushers were George g. Ws:n ana guy MnrT
Goodwin OF BROOKLYN, William o. Wiley, r; -, r. ni"
and G. b. Wirgm1n, OF East orange anu hen'' W.
stokes OF Philadelphia
Boston, % tSpecIa- q W. high and nS %r f Pnp
M nns sara Of s sas Sc was sA u6ad IN mara Lincoln
twnt OF TO, ton at the First VniveTsast Churcn l.,
salem Miss Holiness appearance upon tiT s's ri,
itnsnn two wears ago attracted much attention, .e
sanctuary was prcttily and tlS'efuy edorncn WuI
foliage plants graz ef,l palms. dracaenas ana pameo
John f. PipkbanI, of Boston, presided at the orsan
and the Rev. Arthur q. Rogers performed me fere
nonv The n>hcrs were Frank H. Holmes. OF salem ;
George Hunter, Frank ID. Bardwell, ana IS ba'eS
BaldstOn OF Boston.
Boston, oct 81 (spccial.-At the Church OF d Ilo
Advent today Miss Jennie richardson OF NO; 81
Eeacon.st and Louis Curtis were married l.; -
Whitney was Oresnist The maid OF honor was MIS-
RIch
approached the altar leaning On the arm OF her
W K Richardson. followed by the usher, iaFoo n
Amory Henry Wainwright, Harry lickenmg, w W
Hooper Lawrence Horton and Arthur AinoiH. IT,
The marriage service was periOrmro bH lhr lLt,
the Rev W B. Frisbie, assisted by the kev. hes'aiu
Howe, Of Brookline
Chicago Oct o3-At noon Marshall Field IT,: , sou
OF the head Of great dry goods urn Q MasiAtt
Field Co. and Miss Albertine nmck nangH,t td in
ims G. Unck the millionaire brewer, were unlteG u.
marriage at the house Of the BRIDE by Archbishop
Fcehan. ~. .,,,.,u
Carlisle. Penn, oct % tspeciaDA pretty wedding
was solemnized here this evening. tle conrac Ns
narcs being Frank Fisher, OF liarris6ure anu MISS
filIian Uumcr OF this city. The ceremony was PEI
frmed nv Me Rev a. b. Vile. OF the Lutheran church
1RE4R.ADMIRAL AND M1JOR-GENERAL