New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
OTHER WEDDINGS.

The Church of the Ascension, at Ffth-avc' ana
Tenth-st was at yesterday The scene OF inc mar
rage of Miss Elaine GOode to Dr. Charles Alexander
Eastman, a Sioux Indian. The clancel was masSed
win green palms and white roses, which were con
siderably more fragrant but less beautiful than the
mountain laurel Which decorated tie rooms OF Henry
Sterling Goodale, the brides father, III Inc "ihNer
mere in West Fifty scventh-st., where the weddlhg
breakfast and reception were slvell Ihcra were sc'
era hundred persons in the church. and many OF those
present were entire strangers 10 the young coupe'
The bride was given away by her father. she wore
q handsome gown Of heavy white corded SILK, trimmed
with white ostrich feathers, and few W-lte roScS
decorated the cOrsage. Her white tune ven "DS
fastened to the head with small bunch OF white
roses and she carried large bouquet OF IieS oI lno
valley She wore no jewels. The ushers were IA
ward L. Williamson, George Hiram Hitchcock, hed-
iprton NJ DAYTON and F. V. Van santvoord. The
bridegrooms best man DR.. Crane, OF hoAoury
Mass. The brides two sisters Miss Dora Read Good
ale and Miss Rose Sterling Goodae, were tn9 Dillc'
maids Tie marriage ceremony was performed DS 'Ao
Rev. DR.. E. Winchester Donald.
Tie Wedding breakfast and reception at the home OF
tbe brides father was attended only by the relatives
~ the connie and a few Of their intimate friends Dr.
and Mrs Eastman received in the drS"mgrooh'
Among the guests were the Rev. Dr. Lyman Oh brooh-
Iyn: Mr. and Mrs. John Ward SrmsOn, MRS ~IH'oii'
the brides aunt Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge MI anu
Mrs. A. S. Frissell tho Rev. Mr.. Huntington, Mrs
w V Neftel. Charles G. Whiting. Mrs J. H. Brown,
Miss J. " Van Santvoord Mrs Jackson, Mrs. Ahce
velIinrton Rollins dr. and Mrs. MOncure ID. conway.
4 small DELEGATION from Hampton Normal school
Dr and Mrs. Eastman started In the afternoon for
Nassachu etts where they will spend the honeymoon
OD Thursday of next week large reception in their
t,a,1r lii he given ac the home Of Mrs Frank Wood
~ norcbester. They will af;erwaTd go to Dakota,
where they viii i've
Mrs. Eastman is in her twenty-dghth year. having
heen born in 1868 on her fathers estate III berhsue
Countv Mass Long before she entered on her " teens
she VA, noted a. a writer Of pretty verses ana from
er earliest years was warm sympatuzeF u le 4u'a
she became a teacher in the Hampton Normal school
and was then made OoVeilllleHI 4llSPo0O' - -'1'
schools at Pine Ridge
= yras while engaged in her work in Da'Ota tlat
MI c,oodale met Dr. Eastman, who is the Government
Medical Inspector Pine Ridge Agency. lie Is aOou.
thirty wears old. but is pOI 10u Dio,deu
sioux. His paternal grandfather was "lIA'c
man and was captain !" "'o -
c,ates ARMY His grandmother was an lhuah
Imam of great beauty and OF much intelligence d.
eastman was educated at Beoit College, Michsan ana
u.as graduated with honors at Dartmouth CoieGo III
,sa7 He subsequently studied medicine In boston
and a short time ago appointed the Government
physician at Pine Ridge.
A. christ Church Brighton, Staten Island. yes
terday afternoon, Miss Georgia Gholson walker
daughter of Norman stewart Walker, was married 70
antain Dryce Stewart of the Royal Munster Fusllers
Tho ceremony was performed by Bishop Peterkin, OF
West Virginia, assisted by Archdeacon Johnson INC
rector of the church. Miss Walker was given away DIV
her father Miss Lille Walker, sister, was the
mold ~ honor The bridesmaids were MISS "lnho
nevis oanrhter OF Jefferson Davis Miss DAISY Bu1ley'
1uss Home stewart and Miss Norman stewart OF l'ciF
mond ya cousins OF the bridegroom Miss MscO
Miller OF this city, and Miss kdith WanAer opOui0
AZ the brides sisters. Randolph 81 Ueofgc ""4Ae'
tr.hor ~ the bride was best man. The uSherS were
+. W.
Uiman Clarence KrOss, j. Y IT, Wslher' pi''''i "
.,,n hr,se and Herbert Owtran Of England.
,aII raceution followed at the home OF the D'ldeS
- an = Marks Place New Brighton. Among
the NESTS at the house were Mr. ana Mrs AleAalue
~ cba,v Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Freeman Mr anu NIS'
Erostus wiman, Mr. ana MIS- S"0oo ~,
NJ and Mrs Leo Camacho, me MISE ~, "" and
Mr. '" Poole. Miss Adeline Robinson III, PIT, CIV air
Si LorIng Millen NJ ana Mrs' WsortG ns Wbittn
our d siTs Walter iird, Mr. ana Mra LGu9 v Ni.'
Silu ia Nrs > r. COmachO, Miss Nyse Ms , mllil'4
lib. Edward Darrell Nj ahJ lame McNamee MIS-
Miss The Misses Crowel Mr. and Mrs. seRn-i n;
rov'n Mr and Mrs Thomas v, todH mn s md Mrs.
MTs iinch Miller Captain and Ms stewart VIII SAL
for Ireland ne lime II cspecaTnere two pretty
r.adns in this city 10 night Inc PaFuS' 10 t aT nS
Mere . Lillian w@Tp Tr ." \ 3 warner and Henry
~ Tpatchen The Rev K t. . MCNEIL" periori'iou
the Serc acagd wedding was that Of Miss Leila A.
nc ne daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Wesley hosheI ana
i " H. Beers. the ceremony peanf P9 nt Con ~ s
rev E, g. bnif Mss JESSE Mo@her Of New-YorE
WoHH The Bridesmaid and MI Goodrich Of New Britain
was best man s,,5,, ,- Stamford of moan to-day
le oIntrcting parties being Willard Parker. IT. son
the Wi1iaTa Parker OF NewYork and Miss siddy,
9 o. of General ". W. Skddy Of stanford Inc
Tnonv took place al In st. johns chapel ana
cereofS orned by the Rev Dr. Taock, his assistant,
me Rev Mr.. Gregg taking part. large cOngrc-
SJafion of relatives, friends and well known people
vas present There eight bridesmaids, the
wsses Rogers WietJs Stipson, CAVITY Williams ana
lambert Of New York. all the Misses Marden ana
sl-eIdfno az stamford The ushers were hesss 6r-h-
iIIe Parker Collins Newell Carson, sage and Magouh
cI New York Hamill. of Chicago, ana W W rhlddy'
~ of stamford The best man was Lewis B. GaWtrN,
~ New-York The bride was given away by i1 ef
other 4 reception followed at the home OF tho
bJSe;s parents Al the close Mr.. and Mrs Parker
ieft stamford I'm n tallv-hO for tour through New
EnoIand The BRIDEGROOM Is graduate Of Yale Uni
srSity clae Of 40. and large number Of his class
aSsocates witnessed the tying OF the nuptial knot
BaltImore Jnne II lSpeciaD.-The wedding Of Miss
Helen o. West and Charles A. Nesmith. OF lirooKyn.
Y " took place this evening a. Emmanuel IrOteoian,
Fniscopal Church. The Rev. DIR. Eccest1n performed
the ceremony. The bride was given away nv her
nncle W Morris Orem. William II. West. brOther
~ the bride was the best man. The bridesmaids were
Miss Gussie HoDdns. Miss Bessie Dixon. Miss ortense