New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

h' ele Of the bride, OfHciated. The bride "oIV
~ sore gown Of white faille, made win long u',"'
s1-s corSare and Medic collar. The front Oh "i'c
,,,S trimmed with old Venetian point ace' tl,o
" :. =, the brides mother The bridal ven Oh Vi"S
On :, Mace with a coronet Of orange blossoms
'A,e nrayer- book in which we've placed le" rO'0',
..rrea Little Miss Lavinia Hodgkhson' VI
!" I a cousin of the bride, was the hS'u "a
D she wore quaint gown OF pink lnois SIN CIV
R"'. srk roses The bridesmaids-Miss MAUD Ao""-
~ Miss Edith Gallaudet, cousin OF tile ollu@ -, -
~ ~, pand a cousin Of the bridegroom ana MS 80
",.1,u-all wore gowns OF white satin haue VIZ ,
-, and trimmed with point despnt iaoe' nv , o.
touIs XVI coats OF pink faille ana cariieu
WOW Tho hest man was Alden Alvord and the ushefs
TO" mr. Bern b. Budd, COUSIN Oh ''0
-, DakIn 4. +. AlvoTd and Harry "Ho"' 49,
A'I' n small reception Tor relatives OF the par
Ee W. =. - AIMS Rectory, No. 8 West hghleehIh-
,,onr those present. besides the Oriu"I parry
~. Tbomas Gallaudet, Miss Gallaudet Mr. anu
vsT ,'-andsr ID. shaw. Miss Mabel Shaw. Munson
~" Mrs. Charles Budd. Mr.. and MUS. Ogoen ~
e. A.. Rev and Mrs. Il. VI. sherman, Mr. ana MIS-
T,,ar, Perry Mr.. and Mrs Henry HAM, Mrs' 'eth -
VIZ n. and Mrs A. ;. smith, Mr. and Mrs' Il. r.
su.s Mrs John Townley, Mrs John schuyler, MIS-
~. Schuvler Mrs. c. Van Rensselaer, MIS- NJ "a
Aen' NJ II A. Rand Miss J. Rand, Frederick
ko'NV, :, lockwood Miss De Wolf Perry and Mr..
"'', ". coIdtbwait Mr.. and Mrs. Rosslter starled
'.- t.s ,ecepnon for a wedding trip Ihey VIII NC
:, home on Tuesday afternoon November L. '' ''o
c.smsrcy. No. "a Gramercy hH 7
O"n''' ,a,roret schmidt daughter OF Charles f.
VS.. 80 married 10 oscar Passavant AT the
S,b n the Divine Paternity Ftth-aVe' anu
80 last evening, the Rev. Dr. Oharles r"'o4'
ra-,or q, the church, officiating Inc o'iuo "'
800 by Miss Lizzie schmidt as maui u lo ,,o,on
Nh ..s,as being Miss Ella steinway' MISS hcie"
WON, '.-o' ,.ncer and Miss Josephine Caesar. Adolf
MISS t.,,o was The best mau. The ushers were
Won pasrs Frederick Martins, otto Tomssalht'
ma. vondt ONO Hoffman and c. F. schmidt !r'
-. rocentjon followed at the nome VI 'no
Me0 80 in West Ffty-seventh-st'
U'Ns' uo c,ssts were Mr.. and Mrs A. Oraen'
n, and Mrs A. Won Neufvihe, Consul "enoIr e g.
~, ,A Mrs F. Wenat. Mrs. Thomas A'"'Ls' ~
a. NJ william steinway, Mr.. and hrs' L. Won
Remuth. Mrs q. Bech,el baron W" 4''
psers and Mr. and Mrs. otto Frank ,...u -.
r, oddlnc Of Miss Lillian COverly, daughter OF
-, CoverIv N Alfred Bowie Cooke took pace
Ia, evening al st. Jamess Protestant Hp''0F"'
CLnrcb Rrooblyn The Rev. Charles W. honioF'
r.c,or a, the church. ohciasd. James L. Johnson wac
the hest man. The us1ers were NIi'''n Ian
CHARLES Lval<4Elmer McGlbb, william Noou'' "ooso
s.aolo and James Berry. Miss Norma COVerN' lhe
lid lister. was the maid Of honor. Ihere were
4v-p
t,o rvars 4 reception followed at the home OF
tho brides parents in WashinSton-ave' Among 'ne
epe,ts were Mr. and Mrs. James Nds"aN, + W. o.
Hurst David Henderson, Mr. and Mrs ROBERT Hchucr-
~, Mr. and Mrs J. Handren, Dr. W. !. Perce' MI
ord Mrs George Evans. DR.. and Mrs. a. HutchiiS'
Mr. and Mrs John Mccormack, Mr. and Mrs D. H. W
Arnold AID Professor and Mrs Ioriey'
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Dairympe spratt to
r. Bourne Nivln. Of Montreal was celebrated at st.
200, The bride a daughter Of Robert Spratt OF
Tor,nto WAS given away by her brother, W. a Sprat
Of Montreal Nj. Georgina Spratt, The brides twin
sister wa, her maid Of honor Harry Nvin brother
ot lie Bridegroom. was the best man. The usheIs
were Percy Chiffon and George Cashier MI and MIS-
Niyln after TIP TO Canada will return to New-lofA
for the winter.
Ms, Daisy II. Vlcs was married 70 Herbert De~eh-
dorf a. the home of her parents, 40. 3D. West Forty
nfthst last evening George II. De Witt was the best
man and the ushers were J. +. Gaaby and Thomas
Doughery. Miss Florence Reeves was the only brides
maid small reception followed.
Miss Julia Mellon Hartman daughter Of Mrs Fred |
erick Hartman, and William Hardenbergh Bud VIII |
be married on Wednesday, october IS, at noon in the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION The bridesmaids VIII
bp Miss George owen maid OF honor Miss Bessie Per
Nns. Ms, josephine Gray, Miss Alice Hartman ana
Miss Clara Mellon. Edward = Lawrence will be best
man and the ushers are Lieutenant L. i. MOt Otorse
Dyyer. j. otto Tous,aint and william Kenneth Ross
lrge's m%iIsr Mrs. Frsdcrick Hartman No ll2 East
Twenty -nntlrst., to which lfo guests nave Deeh III
vted.
Uaverstraw Y. y, oct 81 (SpecaO.-At 6 O'Clock
tonight in the Central Presbyterian Church, occurred
The marriage OF Miss Margaret Knapp Hedges, daughter
Of General Ira ". Hedges, the Republican candidate
for state Treasury to Mort. F. Washburn, n wealthy
Young brckmaker Of stony Point The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Amasa $. Freeman pastor
Of the church. assisted by the Rev J. b. FaulkS, OF
I've IIaverstraw Methodist Episcopal Church. The |
Episcopal wedding service was used The altar was |
buried in a mass of white and yellow chrysanhemums,
aid great festoons Of smlax were draped from the |
organ pipes down 10 the altar The ushers were Louis
Wsshburn Of jersey City: George Brown Hedges OF
New.Yorh; ]. Garner West, of Haverstraw; Henry |
Roiermond, Of Tompkin's Cove; Fowler Lake and
Samuel Wood. Of Havcrstraw. After the ushers came
Lola Carr Hedges little girl. The six bridesmaids
Miss Penney Of IayerstrGw: Miss Lillian Hedges,
Cornwall; Miss Snedcker and Miss Knapp, Of liaver.
straw; Miss Louise Floyd smith, of New-iork, and |
Miss Helen P9umer Of Madison. y J. Following the |
bridesmaids wa, Miss Irene VI. Hedges. maid OF hOnC,
dressed in white MORE and silver. with a veil caught |
Up With silver butterflies. Next came the bride lean |
ins on the arm Of her father, who gave her away. |
ne General walked with military dignity 10 the altar;
ue bride. She dressed in wine cOored corded |
SIR and velvet remmed with lOce, and wore diamond |
pearl trimmings and orange blossoms, with grdle OF |
@inse blossoms. She wore tulle veil and a da- |
blossoms George WaShburn. OF Saugerties, y Y, a |
cousin Of the bridegroom. best man. Miss MAY !
FREEMAN daughter Of the officiating clergyman, was |
orgarsi. After the ceremony reception held at
We home o. General Hedges. Mr. ana Mrs WaShburn |
ZOO under huge Canopy Of white flowers to receive
we congratulations % their friends. There many |
goeSis from distaace present. Mr. and Mrs. Wash |
ulr took the West Shore train for NewYork at 2 80
J, N. They will sail for Europe in few days to be |
absent two months.
N'Tturg oct. 81 (Spccan.-In the First Presby-
efaa Church today Miss Minnie &. Gait and |
wares L. Ward united I'm marriage by the pastor,
W rev Dr. ". X. Hall The bride is the daughter
Sonh Gait. the slate dealer Of JOhn-st., New York,
M leifr Ward
4, Hamilton y. Y. oct o1-Mss Lena Grace Foster.
Nsxs5es Of David II. Foster, wellRnown resident OF
$40, was married 10 Dr. Harry F. Nichols,
rS,sSah son Of Dr. Frank Nichols one Of the Oldest
tysbse H o New Jersey. Of the Baptist Church this
49,, Ihe Rev. Dr. Edward JudsOn. Of New York.
t1t,s w DE ceremony. The bridesmaids were Miss
K.. n@ Denbergh. of Castleton. and Miss Carrie
tos rreie Parker and Miss Kltie Lewis, Of Hamil-