New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

Miss Elizabeth Robins Halsey married yesterday
afternoon in the Church Of the Heavenly Rest TO Fran
els McFarlan. The Rev. DR.. ID. Parker Morgan OIL
cisted. Miss Hasey given away by her uncle,
Eflngham Howard Nichols. The maid Of honor was
Miss Abbe Denman Robins. The bridesmaids were
Miss Mary Hazard Brown, Miss Lillian Esston Kissam,
Miss Belle stockton Lewis and Miss Harriet King OF
Chicago. The best man was Walter Henry Coles. The
ushers were John Slade, Harvey Halsey, brother OF
the bride; Francis u. Paris T. T. Bourne, and J. F.
Appleton Smith large reception followed at the
home Of the BRIDES aunt Mrs. Nichols No. go Fifth
ave.
Miss Helen Mary Crooke was welded yesterday after-
to Nathan Guilford, OF Yonkers, at the nome OF
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crooke, No 14o West
Fifty. eiphth-st. by the Rev. Dr. d. Parker Morgan
Only the family and intimate friends Of the couple were
present at the reception which followed. There was
no best man and no ushers. The bride was attended
by Miss Guford, the young sister OF the bridegroom
At Delmonico's last evening Miss Fiorette splege-
berg, daughter of Levi Spegelberg, OF NO. 100 west
Forty fourth-st, married to Harry o. Meyer OF
Philadelphia. Dr. Gustav Gottheil, assisted by Dr.
sllverman, Of the Temple EMANUEL performed the
ceremony. The brides brother, Sydney L. spiegdoerg
was best man. The ushers were the brides three
brothers, Charles, William and Albert spegelDerg Leo
Waterman and Louis Long.
Among the guests ut the wedding dinner and re-
cepton which followed were Mr.. and Mrs. G A. Ioia-
smith, Jesse Seligman, Mr.. and Mrs. James ehsman'
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Newton Selgman, DR.. F. Rudsh mr.
and Mrs l. Newton spegelberg, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Lincoln Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Hecnmeyer'
Dr. May, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Friedlander, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Philips, Miss Amy Hoffman, Miss Laura
Blum Miss Rosenwald and Frederick Spiegelberg. me
young couple will spend their honeymoon in the
Adirondacks and sail for Europe in a fortnight
The wedding of Miss Nellie Bumenstel, daughter
Of Alexander Bumenstel, Of No. 107 East Seventy
nipth and olix Mova last evening at
sherry's, In Fifth-ave The Rev. DR.. Kohut was the
officiating clergyman. There were no bridesmaids,
but the brides three younger sisters were the MAIDS
Of honor. The ushers Meyer Joannsen EDWARD
oscar Weinberg and Benjamin L. Vino. large re-
cepton followed ., 49,. ror,,
daughter of General Alexander J. A. Perry, S. A.
and James Spencer Morgan will take place to-noro"
n0S som sS Vii y. j. june specsp-At tho First
Reformed Church at 3 80 this afternoon took place
the wedding Of Laura Gaines dangh1er, Oh erg lack
awanna and Western Railroad, to Charles James
# this pssei ., ThS G@G with d ss c
tulle vail and orange blossoms she carried o9HGnee
Smith Tn sss oa,e e Miss Alice Anderson
and Miss Mae Carll The maid OF honor MISS Mars
Chambers was attred in gown Of white ute l1 sns
carried bouquet Of roses. The best man was bawaru
smith and the pshsrs were F. F Chambers ir Harry Ra
A. Smith, Lathrop c. Halnes, and Hugh BertIam Keed'
The ceremony performed by the Rev. Taioot W.
Chambers Of Brooklyn grandfather OF the bride who
also married her father and mother twenty-five years
ago The church was handsomely decorated. A re-
cepton Immediately followed at the brides nome;
Mrs. <. G. Belden, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chambers,
the Rev. and 1rs. Talbot W. Chambers, Miss Louise
Chambers Mr. Knox Miss sadie Chambers, Hilary K.
Chambers Mr.. Preston, all Of New-York; Mrs. W. A.
Anderson. Mrs. J. c. Hoagand T. II. Cole, Miss Nellie
Mrs. watson of Metuchen Mr. and Mrs. Charles smith;
OF New-York; Dr. and Mrs. Edwards, OF Newark and
the Rev. and Mrs Theodore Chambers. Of German
Valley,