New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.


The wedding OF Miss Julia w. Parish, daughter Of
Henry Parish and Albert p. Emmons, OF Newport.
took place yesterday at noon in the country home Of
her father at IrvingtoD the Hudson. Because OF
mourning in both the Parish and the Emmons families
not more than one hundred persons were present at
the ceremony and the breakfast which followed. The
ceremony was performed I'm the billiard room by the
Rev. Dr. benjamin. the rector Of ST. Bsrnabas Church
in the village. There were no ushcrs. Miss Edith
Parish sister Of the bride, was the bridesmaid. Tho
two little Misses Dodge nieces Of the bride, the
maids OF honor Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Parish, jr Mr.. and Mrs Bradish johnson.
IT, Mrs. Russell stebbns Mrs. Alfred Chaplin Mrs. A.
d. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Dodge, Miss Towns
end Mrs Hamilton Fish Kean, Miss Kean, Miss Aymar.
Julian Robbins Mrs. Cowdin and Miss Kingsford.
A pretty wedding took place last evening In the
Church Of the Redeemer at Merrck, Long Island. Tho
bride was Miss Ella Louise Roddy. daughter o. Hugh v.
Roddy and the bridegroom Henry southgate, son Of
the Right Rev. Dr. HOrato SOuthgate, OF Astoria. Tho
bridegroom's father assisted by the Rev. Dr. Mont
gomery Downey tho rector OF the church, and the Rev.
Dr. +. ID. Cooper, Of tho Church OF the kedeemer At
Astoria, oficiated. Miss Constance Roddy sister OF
the BRIDE was the maid Of honor. and Miss Marianne
soulgate the brldeooms sister, was the only brides
mald Richard King southgate, OF this city, attended
his brother as best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Bird Miller c. Montgomery Baldwin, a cousin OF tho
bride Edgar Ely, Hutchinson Southgatc and hugh V.
Roddy, jr., the brides brother.
A large reception was held after the ceremony at
ubrod Lodge tho country home OF the brides iather'
large number Of guests from this city ATTENDED o'n
the wedding ceremony and reception. Ihey "ero
brougbt back 10 town on a special train which lefs
Merrick at 10 80 O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. southgats
will shortly 60 TO London where they will i've some
of the guests at the wedding and reception were Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Southgate, Mr.. and Mrs Zachary sr'
and Mrs. Charles Dyett, Mr.. and Mrs F. Hutchinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Knapp the Misses Prout, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Southgate and Miss BathSate
At sherry's in Fifth-ave. last evening Miss Pauline
Eppstein, daughter Of Mrs. A. Eppstein OF No. ia
East Seventy siNth-st married TO Morris Wasser
man. of St Joseph Missouri. The Rev. Dr. H&rison,
of BROOKLYN OBLIGATED. There were no bridesmaids.
Philip Abraham was best man. The usherS were
Max Adler, Leonard and Bronner. Among the guests
at the wedding and supper were Mr.. and Mrs Abraham
Abralams, Of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs Albert Heidei'
bach, Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Marks, MI ana MIS- "aS"c'-
man and Mrs. Jacob Adler.
Tho marriage Of Miss Isabelle De Witt and Henry
Homans of Paris VII take place today
At Rye-on-thesound last evening wedding TOOK
place at the Presbyterian Church. The bride was
Miss Emile A. Park, daughter OF Charies
Park. The bridegroom was l.. Frederic kequa'
son Of E. Lee Requa. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Bushnell. assisted by
Archdeacon Kirkby. The bridesmaids were Miss Marie
Park, sister of the bride; Miss Helen Woodward Miss
Carroll Macy and Miss Addie Smith. The maid OF
honor Miss Abble Park, the little sister OF the
BRIDE The ushers were d. Fairfax Bush, Joseph
Park, Frederick Ives, William Matthews, Charles
La Monte and Joseph Campbell.
After the ceremony reception followed at Ridge
view the country seat OF Charles Park. The supper
was by sherry The music furnished by Lander
Among the invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Park. Joseph Park, Mr.. and Mrs John ID. Rookie
feller Miss Emma Rockefeller, DR. and Mrs. o. $
Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs Robbins Musgrave. Mr.. ana
Mrs John Erving, Langdon Erving, Mt. and MIS-
Hamilton Fairfax. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iilioru' Mr
Saidee Compton, the Rev and Mrs. Arthur Regua,
the Rev and Mrs. McArthur Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry Macy, Miss Josephine Macy NJ. and Mrs.
Chauncey Ives, the Messrs Mathews r ana ana MIS-
David Coles Mr. and Mrs. Rouse BabcOck, Henry
Parsons Miss Marie Trmble, Miss Tingue ard Howard
Tingue.
Newburg. n. Y, June "a (special.-Mary G.. Cleary,
daughter OF Patrick Cleary, and James G. Londergan,
son of James Londergap, OF New-York, were married
today at St. Patrick's Church. The cereuony was
performed by Dean william ID. Penny, assisted by the
Rev Fathers Butler and Powers, Of st. Patrcks
Church. The bridesmaid was Miss Josie Cleary. ina
best man John Londcrgan, Of New-York -
Mason Wright of the Cd Infantry. U. s. A.. lately
stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kan was married TINS
afternoon to Maiorie Ray Jerauld youngest daughter
of the late Dexter II. Jeranld
Newburg ", June "a (srecaD .-MIss Amanda
in the Union Presbyterian Church. The oficiaun9
clergymeH were the Rev. DR.. F. d. savage and IN
Rev. DR.. Andrew Longacre Only relatives OF the
family were present,