New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Charlotte A. Biggsm daughter OF Hamilton
Biegam was married Martin Forbsher last evening
at the house Of her father, No. 1913 West seventy
second-st The Rev W. Nj. Smith oficiatod. The best
man was Edwin MAILER and the ushers were Randolph
Bggam and Edward Forbisher. Miss Agnes Biggam
acted ms maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Celie Lawton and Miss Carrie LDherr a reception
followed. Among the guests were Commissioner and
Mrs MeClavc Ex-Governor and Mrs. Lounsbury Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Insee. Mrs. Barney Williams, Mr.. and
Mgs. George Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lnherr, Mr.
and Mrs. John Dr1immond. General and Mrs. Carr OF
Troy Mrs. Joseph Forbsher, the Misses Forbisher.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh O'NeI. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Dsnnins
Colonel and Mrs. Brown, John NJ Scbner John Deadcy.
Alan liawley, Miss Griffith, and Mr. and Mrs George
Weed.
daughter of Albert Rosenbaum to Solomon Lchtensein
took place In the red at Delmonicos last night
The Rev. DR.. Jacobs ociated. Alexander Lichtensein
brother of the bridegroom. was the best man. The
ushers were David Forschemer Julius Samson. William
Rosenfeld. Arthur Kahn ard Seymour Asch
reception followed Among the guests were
the Rev. DIR. Alexander. Miss c. woolsey,
DR.. Charles May, Mr.. and Mrs. David Mayer, Mrs.
W. S. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. william Ryder, Mr. ana
Mrs. j. BRUSSELS, Mr. and Mrs. " Henry Rothschild
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mayer.
William d. Lent of No. GO East Seventy -eighthst.
gave q reception In honor Of the recent marriage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Duffy on Wednesday night.
Mrs Duffy is the daughter OF Mr.. Lent. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Starbuck, John L.
Duffy Miss Marion Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Farchild, DR.. and Mrs. William Tod Hemath, Dr.
and Mrs Frank Abbott, Clarence G.. Winter, Mr. ana
Mrs. Van Wagner the Misses Mumford Miss Chatlllon
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pool, Mr.. and Mrs G. ID. Watson
DR.. Charles P. Duffy. Mr. and Mrs. J. + Baudouine'
Mr.. and Mrs j. o. Rhines, Mr. and Mrs. I. j. Oakley
Mr. and Mrs Miliet C. Ely Mr. and Mrs. c. Vanderbilt
Cross Mr. and Mrs. Warren g. Demoreet Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Duffy, Cfebnel Edward Forester W. J.
Hotchklss the Misses Fielding William Rutter, hyroh
D. Turner and George G. Herriott. supper was
served by Clark.
The wedding of Miss Olivia Howes to George b.
Torrey OF New York took place Wednesday evening
at the home Of the BRIDES mother NO IA ParKaVe'
Bridgeport Conn. The Rev. Il. 5. 3 Mcneil oinclated'
The bride was given away by her brother, James Il.
Howes Thomas II. Bauchle of New-York, was best
man and the ushers A. l.. Howes, DrotDcr OF
the bride, j. II. Touey, brother OF the BRIDEGROOM
Robert GIer Cooke Of New York and William r. Clarke
of Bridgeport reception followed Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ii. Bauchle, MIS- Anna
MarzoIf Miss Msrzof, Mrs. Julia Bicar, MISS bicar
Mr. and Ms Frederick Milleman, Mr.. and MIS- George
E. Farrar Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, MISS rs
;nIle Whitfield Miss Adene Collins, Edward schoefer
Dr. and Mrs John Billings Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Baker,
Of Boston, MlSs RafaeIe burroughs, Of California
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Mooney, Of Brooklyn; William
Banta and the Misses Danta, OF Brooklyn the kew
C. W. De Lyon Nichols Of Tottenviile, . l.: MIS- l..
" TOrrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Torrey, OF Drshd
Rapids Mich: DR.. Theodore outerbrdge and Mrs.
MARI Nichols, of Bermuda, and Herbert C. Torrey'
The bridegroom is an artist and has taken an apart
ment at the Sherwood. in West Fifty seventh-st.
The engagement has been announced OF Miss
Fannie Bostwick. second daughter OF the slauuar'
oil millionaire Jabez A. Bostwck OF NO. 600 fiith-
ave- to Captain Albert Carssirs OF the Royal irish
Rifles now stationed at the Island OF Malta bliss
RostwcB met her future husband when ut Cairo with
her mother last winter. Captain Carstars was born
in India where his father Judge In the ClVlI
service. lie is not quite thirty years OLD ana mas
h,cn in the service about nine years. Mss BostwicK
is a handsome girl. rather small, and capua morse
woman. When asked by one OF her ia'hers oiu
friends last summer. when In London she lntehded
10 marry an Englshman, she answered. :" don't care
whether he's English or Irish II he's only good
cross country rider The wedding VIII take p4aNc
some time next spring. Miss Bostwich mas Deeh Gil
Gagged once before to Lanfcar Norrie, weli-kno~n
New-Yorker, who though a young man mas recently
made great fortune In Colorado. Their engagement
was announced during the summer Of lo9O. III was
som broken off BY mutual consent. Miss Bostwich
l. n sister of Mrs Frank Norrel
Al the First Congregational Church. in East Orange,
\ L. last evening. Miss Gertrude Huntington Royce
only daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-. George A Royce, OF
Grove-st was married tn the Rev. DR.. Arthur Cush-
man McGlrert professor in the Lane Theological
seminary Of Cincinnati, Ohio. The large church was
crowded 10 the doors. Tie ceremony was performed
nv the pastor Of the church, the Rev. d. CaFes HAL
| Everest assisted by the Rev. Df. PHILIP schah, OF
Union Theological Seminary. and the Rev Dr. Joseph
\ Mctinert father of the bridegroom, of Ashtaoula
| Ohio The maid Of honor Miss Katie sweetsei, OF
East Orange and tGe bridesmaids Miss Eleanor CARR
Miss Abby Huribut. Miss Nyra Crane and Miss May
Jennings AL of East Orange. The best man was the
! Roy Dr. James Alexander Craig, Of OberIn college
and the ushers were the Rev. John Carroll Periuns
~ Portland Ne: Stuart G. Waterman, OF Orange
1cbn rutherford McGlneTt, Of Now York Charles W.
7 aein of East Orange Henry ". Avis, OF FshkllOn
In Hud on and Robert Rankin Bofee, brother OF the
| bride At the close Of the ceremony reception was
held at the home of the bride and there were present
over hundred cergymen from all parts @ the couh-
| fry Among the guests were the Rev. Dr. Charles A.
| n,arcs tho Misses Briggs Mr. and Mrs Cortlandt
parker of Newark: the Rev. DR.. Francis Brown, the
! Roy Dr. Charles r. Thwing, Of Cleveland; the Rev
DIR. Wendell Prime, Of The New-York observer the
rev Dr. Thomas S. Hasting,. president Of the Union r,
cent he Rev John A. Billing ley. the Rcy Charles J.
C1lhns. the Rev. Dr. James NJ LudioT ' Pe hef n
HarSs Of IIburT, Mr. and Mrs. schuyler jackson, OF
Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. ISger Moic9t,i Into 1oh,,
| Miss Naud Talbot BemisS, daughter OF the iaIs JOnh
nepiss of orleans. and granddaughter OF William
Everett Edwards, formerly OF the supreme fe n s
bome Of the brides sister No 40 West sixtyhrst9i TO
Thomas Frazer co% vi be OF R iSnq DR. Charles Taay
viii prevent hi a the nbecS Of Of Zion and
| ST. TimOthy's Church, viii oiheiate.
| baltimore. Nov II (SpeciaD.-A large party Of
Washington society folks to Baltimore TINS even
ing 70 the wedding OF L. Heisken, OF Washington
and Miss Edith Augusta Vckery, daughter OF tAWaTo NJ
yIckery. OF this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Hughes OF washington, III uis
narlor ~ the Vickery house Chsrle+ave The maid
- bonor was the sister OF the bride Miss Mabel Vckery
The best man the brdegrooms youngest pr9t4er,
| paymond Heisaell. The bridesmaids cousins OF the
h~ida yrer Miss Violet Carey, Of New YORK ana MISE
Wry EasShor of Baltimore. The couple viii live III
f1m,5S brook " j.. Nov. IL (speciaD.-A charming
wedding occurred to-day at the country sei u Mrs.
H. thicker in Somerset County. MISS Ella caadee
riar -os married 10 Harry Monmouth liefpert. Mis-
rncser is the daughter Of the late Burr aild SARAH