New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

KrDDINGS.

AT the Church Of the Trsnsneurstion. East Twenty.
p,ukhst near Fifthsve., yesterday afternoon 1t 30
o,oock Miss Adelaide Bulow Hurry. daughter OF Mrs.
lanes Hurry was married to George Horny Kent. son
az Robert Kent, Of Boston The Rev. Dr. Iioughton,
,srtne Of the church. oficated. The bride entered
me church with her brother. Clifford Hurry, who gave
her AWAY she WIS attended by Miss Emily Van
Amrincc The best man was George c. Wetnore,
fr, and the ushers were Samuel T. Clifford. Waiter
Curzon Taylor. Guy Van Amringc. Harvey H. Palmer
and Harry Kent. small reception followed ri the
home Of the brides mother, No. 1907 Broadway.
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Hurry
Mr. md Mrs. Edmund Hurry, Mr.. and Mrs. Charis
Clinton Mrs. Ashmore Miss Ashmoe, Ernest Gunther'
Miss Pcsrsal, Miss Mary Field. MIS-. john D. Ireland
Miss ireland, Miss Maud Taylor Professor and mrs
Ven Amrinee, Miss NJ. Pearsall Field Mrs. Iohh ~
Townsend, Miss Townsend, Miss Virginia eouuor,
Miss Mario Coudert, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. NeA
Twombly.
Tho wedding Of Miss Hattie sidenbere. daughter OF
Henry Sidenberg to John Halle took place yesterday
Afternoon ct the home of the brides PAsense. w
IA West Fifty -frst-st The Rev. Dr. Gottheii
There were no bridesmaids. The ushers "ere "eo'eo
sidenberg. c. J. wittenberg J. s. Bach NJ
& Stiefel, D. sternberger. H. Samstag' henry STERN
h.rc-r 7 = Hirschherc A. A. Lowentbsl. ]. Often
beimer and C. Hirschom. wedding dincer Ioio"eo
q, pelmopico's after which there was large recep-
ton. Among the guests were MT anu ms ~. ''uon
berg Mr.. and Mr.. J. 6. Brooks VT. anu Mrs' D.
uecht Mr. and Mrs. h. sidenberg Dr James Asyior'
Mr. and Mrs A. scholle Mr.. and Mrs H. B strauss.
N, ,rA Mrs. A. Bernheimer, Mr.. and Mrs David
Ring Mr. and Mrs. simon schaefer Mr. and Mrs.
Max Nathan.
Goodwin was married to DR.. William 5. Gardner last
evening at the Collegiate Reformed Church, Forty
eighth A. and Fifth ave The Rev. Dr. Coe, pastor Of
,he church orcated being assisted 10y the Rev. DR..
charles Gardner OF Gardners Institute, and the Rev.
Dr. Martin L. Berger, Of Cleveland Ohio. The brides
sister Miss Nellie Goodwin, was maid OF honor. Ed
ward A. Scott was the best The ushers were
Marshall Greene. James Hopkins, Joseph Mason,
Joseph B-uen Reid Cathan and Cyrus Miller. small
rept1on followed the home Of the brides parents
one hundred and forty seventh-st, near st. Nicholas
ave Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
scott Ms. ~ Pringle, Miss Morosni. DR. T. G. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs Alexander striker, Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
Jocelyn
Miss Clara Louise McMann, daughter Of Ms.
Amanda McMsnn. married TO Joseph Edward
Eakins last evening at O'Clock, at ST. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church Seventy siXthst., between
Ninth and Tenth ayes. The Rev. Fields Hermance,
pastor Of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Oscated
The BRIDE given away by her grandfather. D. H.
Knapp she wore gown Of white failie The maid
Of honor Miss Carrie Nhlen. William j. Eahins,
brother Of the bridegroom was best man. The ushers
were w. d. Sands, James L. Miller, George W. Forsyth
GABRIEL p. Benjamin. W. {. Benjamin and samuel
Williams reception followed the house Of the
brides grandfather, No. Ill West one hundred and
ffth-st.
At St. Stephens Church: East Twenty eighthst.. yes
terday afternoon Miss Minnie F. Hutchinson daughter
Sa y9& Of oos S The EsS > Dr. Henry
ST. Agness Church, oficiated. The Rev. Father
seSn an cnnc the ana we'e The S
man was Charles DAILY. a brother OF the BRIDEGROOM
Frank Erisman. Esbert monson and T. O. Hutchin,o on
The bridesmaid were Miss Lizzie Hutchinson. Mis-
Annie Wallace, Miss Kttie Ham and Miss Alice Condon
The marriage of Miss Alice sherman. daughter Of
RrooAlyn, Charles adams. Of Montsgue-st.. pcom
nent members Of the Produce Exchange and Junior
aooR PLACE ., a ss night at the Ieshs Reformed Church
Pseponts and Monc Pace the Ceremony s.T sins
Of the chur;h. Charles How, Of omaha, Neb.. was
hest man and Mis-, Gertrude sherman. sister Of the
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs., sherman. the newly
n hs sO HaRrn s stas OIL 'S "eooS "Trip
Nearly 1900 people gathered at the First Presby,
witness the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Palmer Flags
S s q cca M 81: 6Iha az has
the s az eSa;9S Di s
&c ssV john RED
acted maid of honor. and Miss Julia 3D., Bs'ra Mis-
Of New York. and Miss Laura Harlan. Of Washing on,
sister Of the bridegroom. bridesmaids. The bet
hr ma The ushers were Robert Shanklin and
Thomas Jones, Of Chcaco: D. NJ. Lo K. Kelly Prsnte
and Chs rIes Num- Of New ork. and DR.. r. H. Fais.
= reception and wedding breakfast followed.
Oxford. Penn, oct. 81 Special. The First F:esby-
,.rssn Church was the Of pretty weddin. this
t nen Rev es' Dr. MeIanethon Jacobs Of Ps
burg and the Rev. Oliver Brown MeCurdy, u Dun,
plsnts and flowers formed The decorations IF the IN
teror. while from the ceiling hung flora. bell: and
b6autiful From over the gallery railing re
crss under the direction OF Professor John Menoue
which suhed tn. YGI r Of dr no Nsa SU m ur A.
hafpsst three the bridesmaids entered. dressed in
sSSes q a Sh Scott mn" q ' PsSrs Miss SeTErs Of
Philadelphia. ard Miss Jacobu, and Miss HAYES. 81 81
ssn Trimmed med With ostrich eatSer de@tain and
v,al. the Of her brother, tile Rev ". W.
pastor % the and TIE beet pa ma TsG SS
feT re M assisted by the Rev Dr. Sewkrk Of Pna
usli4r were MesSrs. Alexander. Burn Hutchinson.
Patterson, McIntie and Baldwin. all Of Oxford a
wedding luncheon was served at the parsonage at 4
o'clock TO relatives and guests VINO came rom -, q
parsonaee for more than five years by her Christian
character and accomplishments has endeared herSe 70
well As being denthed with every circle and society
in connection with the church Guests were pr S
aouTs NeTsS and Plspaed
u j.
Bethlehem, Penn. oct. 81 tspeeiaL-,t Bern 1S,i
this morning. vixen Henry W. Rohs led TO the Alta, altar
Miss Anns daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Michael s LUX nnfS
large number Of Snes,s Witnessed tn oe,S ,nas
her and William BurkIardt was best man: after
reception the couple left here on an extended tour o.
the New England states.
Each one Of the many short. crisp advertisements
on the paec Of The Tribune contains great deal
o nutshell.
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