New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

,tss adelaide Johnston, daughter OF Henry NJ
,ohnston was married at noon yes'eruhy 10 "hilain
,'.o,, Cm.tendcn The ceremony was performed at
ne''..s :, ths brides father, No. OF Downing-st
.no -, he the Rev DR.. George p. Mains. OF the
pr. xors Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss
sr.,son Of Jersey CITY Heights, was the only maid
', - The bridegroom's brother. c. Edward Chit
. y. Was best man. Malcolm Townsend, William
~ 1ucser David Anderson and William NJ CrawioFu
,rsre the ushers. owing to the endesrooms FANNY
- On mourning only the relatives and few friends
- r.so,t Al the ceremony aud wedding breakfast,
- .,,,oued IT, Mr. and Mrs. Chittenden started
a.. tho Adirondacks last evening.
"' VIZ. rmnv Turner, daughter Of John T. Turner Of
49,, s,,r was married In st. Paul's Protestant Eps-
, csurch Clinton and Carroll sts., Brooklyn, last
"ins 10 Thomas Henry Troy, of ex Judge James
yor Of brooklyn. The Rev. DIR. William j. Seaoury'
Of the Church Of tho Annunciaton, in West Four
,srth.st this city, ofhciated. Miss Bessie Taylor,
80 the maid of honor. Miss Grace schoonmaker, OF
raIzabeth \. j., and Miss Maude Prendergast'
81 Brooklyn, were the bridesmaids. george
n. Bussenschutt OF this city, was best man.
The ushers were William l.. Leslie and klchafd tough
Al this city: Frank b. Walker, DR.. Charles f. DE "a
y.rgpe Duncan Edwards and Frederick r. Colin, OF
nrooklyn An informal reception followed al the
home OF the greoa's father. No al FIRST race'
Among the guests invised 70 the chnrch were "'so'
and Mrs. Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. James W. hios"ay'
Mr.
stranahan Judge and MIS-. Willard Bartlett, Judge anu
NJ Van wick Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hendrix, DR.. ana
Mrs Robert W. TAYLOR General and Mrs. l. o. oa'iin'
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves, Mr.. and MIS- W. io"n
send Thayer Mr.. and Mrs. Tunis g. Bergen mr. anu
Mrs Seth Low, Judge and Mrs. Dyckmah, MI anu
Mrs John j. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Charles HsvemeSer'
John NJ. scribner Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Boynton, Dr
and Mrs John J. Prendergast Mr. and Mrs. f. a.
scroeder, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Polhemus ana Dr. anu
Mrs. ID. ii. Cochran.
The marriage of Miss Florence X. Budd, daughter
OF the late John C. Budd of Brooklyn, 10 Oharles
g. f. Wahie, jr., of this city, took place az noon
Yesterday at the brides home, No SO PULASKI ST..
Brooklyn. The Rev. DR.. Edward r. ihsefsoii' VI
the Puritan Church, oficiated. There was br1ei
choral service by the choir of Trinity Chapel this
CITY, under the direction Of the organist. Dr. W. b.
Gilbert Miss Georgana Budd was the maid-ofiloncr'
r. Nottingham Williams, Of this city, was best man.
There was no reception after the ceremony Mr.. ana
Mrs. wahle will spend their honeymoon st Niagara
Falls ,
wick az Boston, last evening at thepfome Of George
Duval No. 90 First Place. Brooklyn. by the Rev.
Father Fitzgerald rector Of st. stephens Roman
Catholic Church Miss Alice Dunno, small chlld,
uas the maid Of honor and Miss Mamie Bryce and
Miss Lizzie Phillips the bridesmaids. large
reception was held after the wedding ceremony
Miss Horace Macaulay, daughter of the late william
was married at the homo of Horace W. Carpenter NO.
los East Thirty seventh-st, at noon yesterday to
Cortlandt S. Van Rensselaer, by the Rev. Dr. john W.
grown OF st. Thonms's Church. The bride, who was
given away by Mr.. Carpenter, was attended by one
maid Of honor Miss Lily A. Godfr 3, niece. James
uamadge Van Rensselaer,, brother of the bridegroom,
uas the best man. Only about thirty persons were
present at the ceremony and the wedding breakfast.
A ouet wedding was that Of Miss Mary Helen
Church daughter Of Richard Church, Of Bevedere and
Henry z. Giipn, Of Philadelphia, which took place
yesterday afternoon, In Calvary Church, in Fourtave
The Rev. DR.. Henry Y. saterlee, the rector OF the
church offciated. Miss Angelica Church, sister OF
the bride, the maid of honor William A. Gllpln
was best man. and william W. Thayer and William Y
flaines, of Philadelphia Edward J. Bowen. of Hor-
nersviIe, and Arthur Turnbun were ushers, A small
reception took place at the home OF the prldes aunt
Af The &sddsg Miss C George Walker daughter
Of Norman 5. Walker to Captain Bryce Stewart, OF
England win be celebrated this afternoon in Christ
Xere. the picturesque home of Andrew C. Brownell,
in Park Hsve, YohGeTs was the scene Of pretty city
Se GGSf Frank an n2Sn REIN q Philadelphia and MISS
Margaret G. Gwyn sister OF MIS- So BrG g1fe Ma 1e
polm, OF brooklyn. The best was Henry H.
"qsr and 2 n ana % Rehn % MSs IN Pha
e elp SSaO'' '''' w
Amherst, Mass, June II (SpeciaD.-Mss Mary r.
Hills and Frank E. Whitman were married here ti1S
.,veninp The bride is the daughter Of Henry I.
Hills president Of the Hills Company, large manu-
fncturers of straw goods, and Mr.. whitman Is ueds.
nrr Of the company and graduate from Amherst
College In 1885.
baltimore. June IT (SpeciaD.-The marriage Of
Miss Fanny f. Dukehart, OF this city, to Dr. Henry
p Talbot took place this morning at the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Ascension lafayette Square
Dr. Talbot Is professor in the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology at Boston. The Rev. Charles Griffith
Welcomed ne ceremony The best man Henry
Fox OF Boston, and T. Krebs Dukehart, Of Phlla-
dephla: Artie Alderman, Of Brooklyn, N Y; Robert
Talbot Of Boston, brother Of the bridegroom I.
OLeary, OF Washington; Balm Dukehart and John
c. Wicks, Of this city, were the ushers a Weodng
breakfast followed the ceremony.