New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad !,
Garrsons the Hudson His daughter, Miss Mary Ada
Ialde sloan, married 10 Richard Collins Colt Son
of Harris Colt Of Ncw-YOrk The ceremony was Der
formed by the Rev Roderick Terry, Of this city. Is
marriage service read in Of the drawingrooms
which had been decorated with chrysanthemums ana
autumn leaves The bride entered the room with hs,
father. She gown OF rch white satin. The
maid of honor was Miss Ellen Auchincloss, niece a
the BRIDE The bridesmaids were the two MIsses
| Rogers. MISC vanderpool and Miss Bets. Harris D.
Colt brother Of the bridegroom, was the best man
and the ushers were L. r. Robinson and +. r. shipmaa
Of Hartford Richard S. storrs. Of orange A. S. EosA
H. s. Brooks and g. S. Auchncloss. Of Nev.York
After the ceremony the guests sat down 10 weddips
breakfast Among the guesfs were Mr.. aud Mrs. T. s.
AuchincIoss Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan, jr Hr. sud
Mrs Joseph Walker. jr., Mr.. and Mrs u. Robbins
| Walker, Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Pearsal, Mrs. Brayton
Ives the Misses Ives, Mrs. s. r. Andrews, Ar. and
Mrs H. " Steers, Miss Steers, Miss walters, H. D.
| Aucbincloss. Mrs Robert Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Marie Mrs G.. p Andrews, Mrs. and Miss Csroin
Miss Iusk Mr. and Mrs. p. g. Thebeud, Mr.. Georgs
( Scott Miss Scott Arson Moran. Mrs. Harris Colt
Mrs Augustus Field, Miss Field, Hr. and hs. z. L
Short and Miss Petit.
| Miss Annie Adelaide Kufeld daughter Of Theodos
| Kureld was married 10 Adolf Rosenberg, at us
| Church OF the Purtans last evening. Inc Rev. DE-.
| Edward L. Clarke oriciated. Harry Reisenbers a
g Iouis was the best man. Miss Bertha Kufeh
rl.
| s,e,er Of the bride was the maid OF honor. ns
| ushers were +. " Koch Emil Palmenberg, Hans
Cramer F. Kreuder, Theodore Beckenhanser &d
| william Palmenberg. small reception followed u
the brides home No. los West One-hundred andthlr
| teth-st.
Mis-, Althea Bedle the only daughter Of ex'Geyerass
pedle of w-Jersey, married to Adolph RuscA
| Of New-York at her fathers home, at Jersey a1
montgomery ayes. Jersey City, last evening In W
nresenoe of a large number OF relatives and frelaA
Mas low Lindsley OF Nashville was tho maid Of
honor. the bridesmaids being Miss Albeit, daughn
of Governor Leon Albeit; Miss Tate, Miss EAs
Kearnes of st. Louis, and Miss Rusch, sister OF ve
bridegroom. The best man was l.. IOuisSant,
New York. and the ushers were Thomas Bedk ~
r. r. Bedle brothers of the bride; and william ~
Harry Rusch, brothers Of the bridegroom Tne o<r
nonv was performed by the Rev. Charles Hen
who was assisted by the Rev. Dr.. lmore, pssh
emeritus of the First Presbyterian Church Of JerN
City Among the guests present were many peopA
OF prominence in Jersey City and number from Nes
York.
Miss Grace Evelyn Kennard daughter of william J.
Kenpard was married 10 Charles NJ. Benedict, at s.
Andrews Church, Fifth-ave. and One-hnndredA ana
enty-seyenth-st, last evening. The Rev. Gene
Vandewater rector Of the church, ofciated The bss
man was Dr. Frederick Royce, Of Middetown, ~ Y,
and the maid Of honor was Miss Harriet Binsey.
Tho usllers were Dr. L. W. Kennard {. W. Bontb,
George II. Richards and II. b. MARITIME rccepuoa
followed at No. SO West e-nndrfdand twenty
seventh-st, the home Of the brides parents Amons
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Searles. MIS- s.
w,clrham Mr. and Mrs G. A. Alton. Of Brooklyn; NJ.
and Mrs W. NJ Kennard, Captain d. A. Nesbltt " A
Roynton. c. D. Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. A. Howell,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. shelton, ID. X. Miller, Miss Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. J, f. March.
Miss HARRIET Davis Trumbnl daughter OF joseph
TumbuII of Worcester Mass. was married to william
r. Thomas at Calvary Church, yesterday at nooh
The Rev. Dr. satterlee, rector Of the church. oreaed
| Ellsworth westervet the best man ard us
ushers were Frederick and Fairfax Bush. Henry w.
HAYDEN and Edward H. Trotter. wedding breakfast
WAS served at the home Of the brides sister, Ms j.
| HAYDEN, No. 107 West Fifty-rfth-st. Only ~lsa's
and intimate friends were present.
At Christ Church, Seventy-hTstst' ard the booS
ward, yesterday at noon, Miss Eleanor H. LVhs'"1
daughter of Mrs. ]. 4. Livingston was married TO J!
Auglsttn sands. The Rev. DR.. shipman, rector Of
tbe church orioiated. II. Ludlow Hay was best man.
'rbere were no bridesmaids. The usheIs were hsOn19
Livingston william Campbell, Rufus hcDuIee &. "hn'
wright Bacot X. L. Crawford jr and Francs'' hop'D
A reception followed at No. 1o7 West eeveh'S-l0l%
# Among the guests were Mrs. John Ireland Mss
Irelani Mrs. Dudley Field Miss PfoydJones, Dr, Ana
Mrs pelaGeld Miss Delafeld Mrs. John ID. Jaea
Colonel De Lancey FloydJones, Edward LivingSen
Miss Clarisse Livingston, E. livingston, jr Mrs Heny
Wilmington Mrs Edmund Bailey, the Misses ~
Peyster Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald, Mrs joseph S%AuA
Miss sands, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ;. Aberromoe' MI Aaa
Mrs Edward Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Parsons, Nj
and Mrs Archibald Rogers, Mr. and Mrs G W. camp
hell Mrs C. E. sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur sahs'
Mrs W. F. Chryste and Miss Chryste.
Tho marriage OF Miss Mary Smith, daughter q
pblin NJ Smith, to Peter Quinn. took place last even
ing at the Church Of st. Vincent Ferrers, al sAWn~
| 81 and Lexington-ave. The Rev. Father oheen~
otlciated Miss Lulu Smith, sister OF the otlde "S
| the maid OF honor There were no BRIDESMAIDS rc'"
| Monochan acted as best man, and the ushers wen
ID 7 cushing j. DOYLE p. McATtle and NJ. I. Sharhet
A small reception held at No. 74o Lexlng'onae
Miss Florence Maude Cunning, daughter Of John
| Ginning was married to John W. Haaren. lr, ~
| evening, at the Phillips Presbyterian Churon' IA
bride was given away by her father Her onaoSns"
| were Miss Annie Louise Cunning, Miss Jennie Cumms
Miss Sarah Norris and Mss Elsie hon
Hugo HoeAer was the best man and the ushers "el.
Charles Hoeher, c. A. Herbell, Alfred Mors' az
.Julius Schumann Little Ernest Bischor actea :
mare The brides father is a well-known lawyer Gs
was formerly president of the Friendly sons OF 81
Patrick A reception followed at No. l34 East Nneu'
thiTd-st A..
The marriage of Miss Annie Veronica Byrne, dausn'o
of Mrs VI. A. Byrne, TO James W. Murphy tooA pis'
last evening at the Church of the Holy Cross 10 fon
secondst. The Rev. Father Keefe oihciated' i
best man was Alla.re Crowel of Arlington ~ :.
Miss Mary Byrne sister OF the bride, was the maid
honor. John Murphy, Dr. John OConnor, A0ei.
Mcmahon DR.. W. W. Kubin, Leo Bailey and ho0s'
Dewey acted ushers. A reception followed ~
home of the brides mother
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Clarke Fo"Hs
East Orange, and Frank l. 9aynon of Plainheid' "ps
place last evening at "The Pines the home Oh .s
bride's parents The Rev. Cr. A. Nelson HonneEt
tor ~ tbe Newark Third PRESBYTERIAN Church. per
formed the ceremony. The ushers were Chares go. ~
Fowler jr. OF East Orange, brother oi the sni
George c. Olmstead and T. Halsey Otls, OF Osp7c, 4
Clarence L. Murphy, OF Plainheld. Arthur Nni0'u' "
Plainleld best man. -. p,yh,
| Rev Edward Wilson, Of the Reformed hpsssVps "a
Church of Metuchen, y. j., was married yeS'sIus9
Aradford IhMrchill Loveland, Of Cnfton epsgg9ss,,
& y The ceremony at the house Of tne GS O.Sss
father was performed BY Bishop Wilson; Wslace
! New-York; Louis T. Goldng, OF Perth Amoo5, ot
| Inward : Wood and William Clifford OrtoD' -