New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
WEDDINGS.

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Thomas White. of No. 100 West Thiraethst, was mar
ried yesterday afternoon TO Robert Lambert Bracket
Of Brooklyn The Rev. DR.. Burre, the pastor of the
Collegiate Reformed Church, at Ffthave. and Twenty
ninth-st, where the ceremony took place, was the
officiating clergyman. Harry c. Barnet was best man
The ushers Arthur c. Suits. Frederick H. Wood
Dawson Smith and William L. Fish. Miss Laura
White, the brides sister, the maid Of honor. a
small reception followed at the home Of the brides
father, No. $50 East Thrtieth-st Among the guests
at the church were Mr.. and George Randall, Mrs
A. r. Springer Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Sab0ck Mrs
J. y. Galway Mr.. and Mrs. p II. MclhdOe, Edward
Sayback, Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas d. Meredith DR.. G. R. Houghton VI. Springer,
Miss Mary. stivers, Morris II. Smith and DR.. and Mrs
j. de Quesada.
Miss Mary Morris Carnochsn, daughter Of the late
Dr. John NJ. Carnochan, married at yesterday
10 j. Lawrence Aspinwan in Grace Church. Only i'm
mediate relatives and intimate friends were present
The Rev. DR.. Huntington performed the ceremony
The bride given away by her brother, Gouver-
neur Carnochan William II. Russell was best man.
The ushers were Edward ~ Crosby. DR.. Morris. Al
exander MADDEN and William Turnbull. wedding
breakfast for the bridal party and relatives was after
ward served at the Hotel Brunswick Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow, Mrs. Carnochan,
Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
AspinwalL the Misses Aspinwaf James Renwick, Mrs.
William Douglas, Miss Nordsin. Mrs. Francis Tones,
the Misses Tones John Hadden Miss Pearsan and Mrs.
smythe.
At. St Thomas's Church, at noon yesterday, Miss
Josephine Adams Perry, the daughter Of General Al
exander G. A. Perry, q. s. A.. married to Junius
Spencer Morgan. Of George H. Morgan. by Bishop
Garrett of Northern Texas, assisted by the Rev. DR..
John W. Brown. Miss Carrie Morgan the bride
groom's sister, was the maid Of honor. Miss sackett
and Miss wiggn. Of Rye; Miss schenck Of Dayton.
Ohio: Miss Ganahl, Of Augusta, Ca. Miss Rathbone'
Of Ann Arbor. Mich, and Miss Comfy, OF indianapolis
were the bridesmaids. George Morgan, the brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers
were A. P. Sturgis ". c. Wykof, n Mercer, j. f.
Hancock Of Philadelphia, and the brides brother,
Lieutenant A. W. Perry, U. 5. A. A wedding break
fast was served at the Hotel st. Marc. Among
the guests were General F1oydJ ones General and Mrs
Carr, Lieutenant and Mrs Davis, Lieutenant Bowl
Mrs Richard Irwin, Mrs Buchanan Winthrop, Miss
Furniss the Misses Woodruff. Mrs. William Turnbull,
Mrs W. H. Smith, Mrs. John Sherwood and Mrs. F.
Barlow.
Miss Mary Wyman Adrlch, daughter Of James H.
Aldrich was married to Ferdinand II. Cook Of Chicago
Yesterday afternoon in Calvary Church by Bishop Dud
lev of Kentucky uncle of the bride; Bishop GaLeher
Of Louisiana, and the Rev Mr. Steele, relative OF te
bride. The brdegrOom's brother, Edmund IL. Cook'
was best man. The ushers were Charles B. Van Nos
trand of Brooklyn, and Walter Elliott OF this city
Little Miss Gertrude Dudley cousin Of the bride, was
the maid of honor. A wedding breakfast, served by
Ptnard followed at the home OF the brides father, No
$50 West Fifty ninth-st.
Miss Mary J. Holmes GansOn was married 10 Frank
lin William Gifn, Of Orange, y. j., Wednesday evening
at the house of her stepather Dr. Samuel L. Benson
by the Rev DR.. j. ;. shipman. assisted By the Rev.
stanley White. Miss GansOn is the daughter d the
late James Edward GansOn, OF the BundO iarhIy OF
that name, and the granddaughter OF the late Jolh
Whitney Downs, Of ByantfOrd ont Mr.. OHM Is a
memIer ~ the well-kn Wn firm of bankers, Messrs.
Day d Heaton OF New-York. The maid OF honor was
Mis-, Helen GansOn. The ushers were Norman II;
Ward William Burton Goodwin, Or. Walter Richard
Gilbert Down and Joseph Whitney GansOn. The best
man was DR.. William &. Gilley.
Boston June 4 (SpeciaD.-The First Congregational
Church. at Newton Centre was filled with fashionable
company at high noon today 70 @ Ta% g rasIey
of Miss Alice Lancaster and Dr NllIam brlG!ey
Croey Of New York Miss Lancaster Is the daughter
Of Charles b. Lancaster, OF Newton, member Oh tne
clergyman was the pastor the Rev Theodore j. Holmes,
who was assisted BY the Rev Dr. d. L. anr1 e ana the
Rev. Mr.. CrOley. OF south Manchester, Oonn' d
brother Of the bridegroom. The best man was Or.
Tiske, Of New York. As the party paS,ed through
the aisle two little pages Lancaster anu lclug To-
held open two gates Of evergeens. The maid OF honor
Miss Bessie Lancaster sister OF the enGe; ana
the bridesmaids were Miss Maria WEIGH OF New,lon-
Vile and Miss Kate Emery, Of Newton. The nshers
were Morton E. Cobb, Dr. W b. Lancaster Of Wellesley
IIiIs a brother Of the bride: DR.. II: A. Griffin, OF
New York Dr. " ). Hunting. Of Quincy, and John
Holden Dr. william L. Culbert Robert H. Lyman ana
broast AZ the home Of the bride the couple departed
early in the evening on a wedding tour. They VIII
Another notable wedding Of the week took place at
Trinity Church ~ noon 70 day that OF ,'cEJ L.
body and Mis- Elizabeth COplev CrOwninshled. daugI
Ter of General Caspar Cr0wninshield Many vel
known society people Of Boston ana vicinity WeIe pr
ent. The bride was unacc oHpdnlel 10y ~, M
Fndicot+ Peabody. Augustus Gardner was the best
man the ushers being J. ". Appleton. Of New YORK :
George c. Adams stephen Chase Gordon Dexter ~ -
delphia and John c. Lee. A wedding breakfast al ths
Crowninshied mansion followed the cerem0ny - ~,
Hudson y Y Juno 4.-West End, Tn nome, ot
Milton Martin in Caverack the scene OF brilliant
wedding Tuesday afternoon, being the marriage 1i
Mr. Martins Youngest daughter Caroline 70 VIII
lam Miles Brovnell. a lawyer Of this city: Inc cere
monv was performed by the Rev. Daniel Norman
Martin cousin Of the bride and pastor OF the clinton
Avcnue Reformed Church Of Newark, y j.