New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Favonretta Clark, daughter Of James W. Clark,
OF this CITY, was married in Trinity Chapel, in West
Twenty ffh-st, at yesterday N willard Warren
Brown q son OF Warren s. Brown, OF Newark. IL
a quiet wedding, only the relatives and Intimate
friends Of the young couple being present In the church.
The Rev. Alban Rchey the rector of the church, per-
oimed the marriage ceremony. Miss Cariota Clark,
sister OF the BRIDE and Miss Florence Warner were the
bridesmaids and Miss Ada T.. Brown, the brdegroom's
sister, was the maid OF honor. Monroe ). Brown was
best man. The ushers were Messrs s. H. Sergeant,
A. w. Swain, Henry +. Smith and Frederick Hodge, Of
Newark. A wedding breakfast for the bridal party
was served aferward at the Hoffman House. Among
the guests invited to the church were hr. and Mrs
Charles Goldng, Mr.. and Mrs n. Nves, Mr. and hrs.
George Hallett, Miss HalIett, DR.. and Mrs.
A. T. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Warner,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hemingway, Mr. and Mrs. w. I.
Allen Mr. and Mrs. c. G. IIiscOe, d. VI. spauldIng.
George seo Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harrison, DIR. and Mrs.
Henry o'NeIl r. II. Hunter Of Poughkeepse Mrs.
Lucen b. Chase Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Newell, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. d. BrnckerhOf and the Misses BrinckeriOf.
The wedding OF Miss Helen Louisa Anthem and
Charles Coster took place yesterday afternoon at the
home OF the brides father. Edward Anthem, No. II
West Thirty third ST. Besides the relatives Of the
bride and bridegroom, only a few Of their Intimate
friends were present Miss Anthem was unattended
by either bridesmaids or mad-of-honor. and there
were no ushers The groom's brother William b. Cose
was best man. The Rev. DIR. ID. Parker Morgan. the
rector of the Church of the Heavenly Rest ociate
Among those present were General and Mrs' Alex'
ander Webb the Misses Webb Mr.. and MIS- 'ona
f. Alexandra Henry Anthem, Miss Emmy hhthoa,
Miss Margaret Anthem William ii. Anthem, MI ana
Mrs Edward A. Post, Mrs. Post, James Motley alr'
J. r. Chadwick, Mrs. stephen Van Rensselaer,, h's'
Van Rensselaer, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Post, Geores
BIRD Louis O. Jones, Mrs. C. Tamadge. Henry Tai
madge Beverly Robinson, OF Toronto; DR.. william
Pierpont Howard Conkling. Miss Rhnelander' Mrs.
c. b. Coster the mother OF the bridegroom DR. ana
Mrs Charles A. Post, Miss Post Mr. and Mrs. Newboh
Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Steers, Mr. ana MIS-
stuyvesant Fish, and Mrs. John Watson
pretty wedding took place yesterday afternoon
in Calvary Church, Fourth-ave. and rwenty-llrstst
The bride was stella Yates daughter Of Charles
Yates and the bridegroom, the Rev. Benjamin Brew
ster the assistant minister at tho church, ana ths
pastor OF Calvary Chapel in East Twenty-thrd'sL
The church was filled with the friends OF the couple.
The Rev. Dr. Henry y. Satterlee, cousin OF the bride
and tho rector of the church. assisted by the Kew.
Chauncey Brewster OF Brooklyn, brother OF The
bridegroom, were the officiating clergymen. Inc mai
blessing was gwen by the brdesrooms fatner, te Kew
Joseph Brewster rector Of Christ CHURCH. e"ha'eh'
The tyo bridesmaids Miss Constance satterlee
and Miss sedgwick. The Rev. Henry hessner, rector
Of the Church of the Holy Cross, was best man. The
ushers WERE the Rev. G. III. Bottome Of Grace Church;
the Rev. w. ii. Pott, Of st. ThOmass; Churcmi
| satterlee and Arthur Osborne, Of New-iiaven The
Rev. John Henry Hopkins third assistant at the chapel,
presided at the organ wedding breakfast ana small 10
cepton followed at the home Of the brides mother MIS-.
Yates ut No. 455 West Twenty DIST Among tho
guests were the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Henry u sateree
Mr. and Mrs. Guert Jackson Mr.. and MIS- satter-
lee Miss Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeborn, Dir. and Mrs
John A. Garner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth, Mr. ana Ms
| c. Satteree Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster hE
| and Mrs. Henry Brewster and Mrs. Frank Chapman.
| At the Windsor Hotel last evening, Miss Adei@de
L. Lockwood daughter Of Charles A. LOCKWOOD OF inns
city, was married to Elwood Mllderberger by the Rev.
I-r Thomas Gaaudet, the rector OF ST. AIMS Episco
| nal Church. There were bridesmaids. Thomas
| Fitzsimons was best man. and Messrs. HoiDrooA ana
Mrick ushers. The reception winch iOio"eo was
| small one. Mr. and Mrs. Milderberger propose to
make tour of the world before they return to New
York TO take up their residence
| The wedding of Miss Lanier and George T. Iurnus
will take place in Trinity Church, Lenox, at noon to-
day. The Rev. DR.. Grosvenor will ofHciate. The
wedding breakfast and reception will take place at the
home of Miss Lanier's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chares
Lanier called Aller Winden, which Is some distance
from the church. number OF guests from tis CIV
| will attend.
Miss Catherine Van Rensselaer, daughter of william
p Van Rensselaer, will be married this afternoon al
Rye-onthe Sound to the Rev. Arson T. Attef'ury'
Pres9yteran eefgya p of us Cathedral Miss Eliza
beth j. Aulgrew will be married to Dr. Richard Fred
At noon to-day Miss Mary b. McMasters viii 10
married az the home of Colonel c. l. Gillespie, T. p Az
No. 40 East Fifty -tbrdst., 10 samuel q. Meteali. ,
The wedding Of Miss George Walker daughter o.
Norman stewart Walker 10 captain Bryce stewart, Of
BrisSton. s l.. on Thursday Of next week.
The marriage of Miss Germany 10 H. McAllister, o.
b as nos pSsfp0ned until early in the fall The welding
viii take place at Miss Garmany's home In savannah
Miss Hattie Collier was married TO Thomas Ken,
Of IT. Paul 4n y corT Sd a. aa H %ess
Thirieenth-st. The Rev. o. A. Brown Of the f1gh,
tenth street Methodist Episcopal Church periornea
The ceremony. The bride was gwen away away , % ncp
brother The maid Of honor wa s MS IyFgoo
paul was best man. and the ushers were r. Ken
worthy and A. tS snes inc wer Sa' Mr and M
J. p Kenworthy Miss Kenworthy. Mr. and Ms:
Mrs. R. Kenworthy John Kenworthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
lIalStead William Kenworlny and MI ana AT'' D.
Armstrong.
walworth, " Y. June 1O.-The double wedding OF
Ellen L. Yeomans and Charles W. Hamilton, Of Denver.
Col and Anna G.. Ye0mans and Joseph a. Reed. OK
Beatrice Neb., celebrated at high noon today
at the home of Lucen Y Yeomans, the father Of the
brides Ex President Cleveland uncle OF the brides
was present, arriving the morning train from New
York The brdegrooms entered the north paror N
company with the officiating clergyman, soon followed
by Miss Ellen, leaning upon the arm OF her iSher'
and Miss Anna upon the arm Of her uncle, eXfres'
dent Cleveland. The ceremony was performed by inc
Rev William n Cleveland. Of Chaumont. v. w. an
uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Mldnam
l., Page OF Rochester. The wife OF the Rev. William
y Cleveland played the piano and was assisted IN the
singing by Mr. seibert and Miss Hamilton 81 Io s,
Ohio. The brides rich dresses Of white sr m
without wells. About 100 guests were present. lM
wedding gifts numerous TWO travelling clUn
from Tirany's, New-iork were from Mr. ana 'ii''
Grover Cleveland. go r,.,,,
Southport, Conn, June 10 (specall;-ln IrnW
Church. southport. this evening Miss Katie Amess, ,
! Buckley daughter Of Oliver Bulkeley, ana Arth.
osborne Jennings were married. The brde wore
magnificent diamond sun, the gift of the DruSeyonn
The maid OF honor was Miss Annie L. IMlkeey' "
white and the bride smaids were Misses Mlllett aa
| (icddes The best man Oliver Gould Jenninss,,
| and the ushers Benjamin L. Earcmm, hoso'
| and Jonathan Buckley and Howard y; NaHenen
Newburg ~ Y. June 10 Speciai)-hss blu. ~. a.:
\ Moore daughter OF Thomas Moore, was nlare1 t w,
evening to l. Newton Neghte, Of New YORK. INC he''
r r. IL. Barr officiating. 60. mora
I Miss Josephine Ger0w and Samuel A. comfort W." .b
also married this evening by the Rev j. START w NV
4 residence OF her brotherinaw, Charles D. EihO"r'