New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Misc Jeannete C. Calender, daughter of James Cal
lender was married to Charles NJ. Heminway, of PhIla
Selphia at her fathers home, No. lS5 Columbia
Heights Brooklyn, last evening at O'Clock The
Rev Charles Cuthbert Hall OBLIGATED. The best man
was the bridegroom's brother Harry Heminway. The
usbers were Allen W. Johnson Walter Brown, Lincoln
Van Colt and James H. Calender the BRIDES brother.
The bridesmaids were Miss Chitenden, Miss Edith
Brown, Miss Blanche Baldwin and Miss Lillian Callen-
der sister Of the bride. a reception followed.
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Ward, Mrs
Henry MerimaD, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Barber, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Morgan, ir Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Packard,
the Misses Packard, Mr. and Mrs T. o. Calender, Miss
Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. John buckingham, James
Mclean Samuel Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Heminway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Heminway, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hem
inway Mr. aud Mrs. 5 p Chttenden, the Misses Chit
tenden and the Misses Merriman. After short trip
Mr. and Mrs. Hemlnwsy will live in Germantown.
Miss Lillian Louise Harriet, sister OF John F.
Harriet was married to William Alfred Jones, at ST.
Andrews Church. Ffthave. and One-hundred and
twenty -seventhst., last evening at Q 80 o'clock
The Rev.. Dr. George Van der Water oifciaed
The service choral The bride was given away
BY her brother, Charles Harriet. George l. Hoffman
was the best man, and the ushers were Louis p
Weber Edwin A. Oliver, Frederick Blackwell and
Lieutenant Mazet small reception followed at the
home ofSthe brides brother No. 1873 Madlson-aye.
The wedding OF Mrs. s. Turner Swan to Elisha Dyer
IT, will take place today at noon, at the Newport
home OF the bride which Is called "Wayside." 1t
had been arranged 10 have the wedding in Al saints
Chapel but Of Mr, Dyers cousins have died within
the last week, consequently several OF his relatives
will not be present at the ceremony, which will be
simple, Bishop Clark of Rhode Island, will offciate
About fifty people will be present Mr.. Dyer and his
bride will make their home in New-fork.
The wedding of Miss ogden to Peter Chauncey An
dersnn will take place at the Church of the Trans
fguration On November "a, at noon. The reception
will follow at No 1O4 East Thirteth-st.
The wedding Of Miss Emma Louise Nedlinger t.
oscar vol Bernuth viii take place this evening at st
Peters German Lutheran Church. Forty -sixthst. and
Lexingtonaye.
The wedding of Miss Josephine IOtchklss, daughter
Of Horace L. HotehBss, 10 waldron Williams viii
take place today at noon at All Souls Church, Madi
son-ave. and sxty-sxthst. large reception VIII
follow at the home of the brides father
The wedding of Clarence Herbert New and Miss
Rachel Tatum will take place on Tuesday evening in
the Church of the Messiah, Brooklyn. After the
ceremony reception will be held at the nome OF inc
BRIDE No. 362 Adelphi-st.
Inst NJ schiller the German poet looked down last
evening upon the blushing face of his greatgrand
daughter Miss Louise IIoman as she stood, happy
BRIDE amid orange blossoms, at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. &. W. Homan in Hooper-st, BrooKiSh.
G. p. Baright was the bridegroom, and the Rev Dr.
Adams Of the Ross Street Presbyterian Church the
officiating clergyman. Among the guests were MI
and Mrs. Barght, u. j.. Wendal Louie Pearse Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Jenkins, Mrs. Kate Bristol William
Taylor, Al Hayward. Alonzo sutphen, and Mr. ana
Mrs. KshleFt Of Washington, d. c. After the Wedoihg
supper Mr. and Mrs. Baright took the midnight train
for the South where they will spend their honeymoon
One Of the prettles of the Brooklyn autumn weddings
was that Of Miss Florence A. seaes daughter OF John
f. sesrles jr, and Winthrop Murray Tuttle' In Vie
Methodist Episcopal Church in Dean-st last evening"
The Rev. John T. Searles grandfather OF the uriue'
cfieiaed, assisted by the Rev. Dr. George r. Maths
The sister Of the BRIDE Miss Grace Anita Searies, was
the maid OF honor, and the bridegroom was attended
BY his brother, Frank Day futile, as best man. ms
nshers Dr. George A. Richards, Arthur H. Day
Frank D. Beattys william r. Youngs, Charles IT, sanas
and Ennis n. SeaFles. The bridesmaids were MISS
Lillian A. searles Miss Mary n. Byaman, Miss Adelne
D. Petit sad Mss Alice l.. Morse. After the ceremony
the guests were received at the home Of the brides
father in St Mark'saye. Among the invited guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stearns Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
iutle, Mrs. Sylvester Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Armstrong, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. seaIies, MI
and Mrs. c. z. Armstrong, IT,, Mr.. aud Mrs. x. NJ
efsries, Foster Petit, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Petti
Nc and Mrs. S. r. Petit. Mrs. NJ +. Beach, Mr.. and
MS Wilbur f. Day. Mr, and Mrs. T. Day, Mr.. and Mrs
A T. Day, the Misses Day. Mr. and Mrs 4. Ii. Trow
ehge, Bishop and Mrs. T.. g. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.
= T. Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. William Beard, the
hnss Barclay, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. ii. A. Buttz
az ssd Mrs. Samuel S. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. X. 81
DShes, Mr.. and Mrs George ID. Beattys, the Rev. Or.
aha Mrs. A. J. +. Behrends, Mr.. and Mrs ii. V. "
nH-han, the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buckley, the
ns' d.. and Mrs. s. L. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ
VsDales, Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Chtenden, the Rev. Dr.
q. D. Hunt Mp and Mrs. William L. Hsyemeyer
sshop John f. Hurst +. O. Matthlessen, Mr.. and Mrs.
~afes Otis, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. o. Peck lie
n''. Dr. and Mrs 5. F. Upham, tho Rev. and Mrs.
o. CphaIn, Bishop and Mrs. J. II. Vincent.
Mss Hattie Jarvis, daughter of General Andrew s.
~'iS' was married TO Charles II. COe. Of Bridgeport
11Sn-, al saugatuck, Conn. last evening. Tho Rev.
d., g., y. wayne, rector Of Christ Church. WestpoH per-
M, ~ ,be ceremony. There was no maid Of hlDor
~, oftnesmaids. The best George W. Wheeler
bv attorney OF bridgeport. The bride given away
PEOPLE out OF work and those in search of helpers