New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The wedding Of Miss Mary Cary. daughter OF John
Grimm Cary. 10 Hugh Louis Fitzpatrick TOOK place
last evening at O'Clock in the drawing room OF her
fathers house. No 100 West Eighty seventh-st The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. John D. Gllooy,
Of ST. ,Michael's Roman Catholic Church. cousin OF
tho bride The best man was James W. FITZPATRICK
The brideerooms brother and the ushers were W. Bin
clair Dlitz and John F. Clarke. The maid OF honor
was Miss Adele Cary, the brides sister, fie ofiaes
maids were the Misses Mary and Margaret NtzpatricS
tho bridegroom's sisters. rccepuon ioho"e" .n'
ceremony Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs-
Amos J. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcguire, Mr.
and Mrs. W. l.. Lumms, Philip Fitzpatrick, Mrs. u. "
rtxpatrick, Henry Blossom, benjamin Lummis, MISS
Rlesson. Peter Kearney DR.. and Mrs. James Feeley
Jsz<ss W. Rdgeway. Thomas c. Quinn. Frank sn'.,'
Miss Alice Madeline DuMont. daughter OF a. r.
DuMout. of Brooklyn. married to George y.
McKibbn. of New-York, last evening. al the Cnurcn
Of the Messiah Greene and Clermont aves' lh"osSr H.
ma Rev. Theodore l.. Cuycr ofciated. the Rev. " W.
maker assisting. Miss Christiana DaMont ana '''a'
q. porainesr were the bridesmaids. Dr. IL. D. Cnap'
WAS best man. and the ushers were Charles h"'Ps -
Trenton, y. j. Walter Thompson. FREDERICK u w.
mack William Johns and Fred. Wilder. snali y.
ception followed at the brides house, No IL. L"'''
Place c,,..,o,,.
Cards arc out for the wedding OF MISS Char''"'
Al z.r,aa 10 Sir Frederick FARMLAND, OF Thr"'eo''
The ceremony will take place on Wednesday a"e,""v
D.cember 10 at O'Clock, in the Church OF inc IN.
...r.tton Madison ave. and Thirty nfh-st '"i"' va
admission for the church have been sent OUT ="
ANAL reception will follow at the bride > ho"e
Tho wedding of Miss Lucy Drexei TO Eric uan'saen
M TAX. place at ST. Patrick's Cathedral on Thursday
Miss Virginia Hays daughter Of Austin HAYS Tr,n WI,
he married to Howard Russell , bus,ei o. Of 4
Chapel Tuesday afternoon NOVEMBER 49, 90
rSe wedding of Miss Eoise Telfalr ana Charles
Freeman will be the feature of staten Island so'eS Oh
s.S psnsoS e. %a q
snar eSof,h IN Gordon Grant Brinckerhoh. tr
The wedding set for February T. at the Chnrch OF the
Heavenly Rest. ,. ~ IA \, ~
vefder viii he married 10 Frank L. Van Householder on
December .. at the home OF the brides parents NO
800 Msdisonave.
Easton. Tenn. Nov co.-The Brainerd Presby-
tcrjan Church. in Spring Gardenst.. was tho scene
of Quiet but pretty wedding to-day. when Miss Clara
A. Rodenbough Of Easton. and Joseph r. Hixson OF
Elizabeth n. j.. were married. The church was
handsomely decorated with tropical plants and flowers
and with the gas burning the effect was beautiful.
Bowness Briggs, general freight agent OF the Whining
ton and Northern Railroad, eicated at the organ and
delighted the hundreds whom the ushers were seat
ing until IL O'Clock when the bridal party entered
TIE Rev Henry brennan Lindsay performed the cere-
mony. The ushers George Il. Smith, OF Jersey
CITY: Ohio 5. Cockey of New-York City stanley L..
Roienbough. of Easton. and Edward Is. iixson, son
OF The bridegroom, OF Elizabeth, \. j. After the ceie.
the bridal party received the Oh
their friends who present In large numbers from
boston, New York. Philadelphia. baltimore, Chicago,
Trenton. Elizabeth and elsewhere Mr.. HXson Is the
general Eastern agent Of the Chicago. MILWAUKEE, and
81, Paul Railway. lie is also chairman OF the General
Eastern Agents' Association and the General Eastern
rnc bride handsomely remembered by her many
Trends and especially so by the bridegrooms railway
IN eS s e @sda.s Ra s SrSs
party started for the south Oh all extended trip.