New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-04
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

Miss Edith G. r. Platt daughter Of James Russell
Platt Of this city, and granddaughter Of John Dayton
Of No. SO West Fifty fourthst, was married last even
ing 10 DR.. Rober. Cunningham Mycs, OF Mississippi oy
the Rev. Dr. John W. Brown, OF st. Thomas's Church
The best man was Beverley Myles, brother OF the
bridegroom. The ushers DR.. Quintard Alfred H.
Platt, Dr. Morris and Dr. John H. Clajoone. MISS
Neva Sherwood cousin of the BRIDE was maid OF honor
Miss Dorothy Gates Miss Mary TowDshend Miss Flor
encc Sands and Miss Cara stratton were bridesmaids
A reception followed the ceremony. Among the In
vited guests Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Calhoun YRS
Jefferson Davis, Miss Winnie Davis, Miss McADlster
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sands, Ensign Field. Judge and
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. Miss Pryor, Captain ana Mrs.
Wiltsey Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McClave, Mrs. Harvey
Dew and Mr. and Mrs. John Townshend. DR.. and Mrs.
Myles will pass the first few weeks OF their married
life in Canada.
At st. Johns Chapel in varclst, last evening Miss
Nellie Louise Logbry, daughter OF j. II. Logbry, was
married TO Philip Louis scheli. The Rev. Philip u
Brown, the rector, oflciated Mrs. Ruth Elliott and
Miss Fannie Logbry sisters Of the bride, we're the
bridesmaids. The ushers were William Watson John
Elliott, Edward wilmann- and Joseph Hanson.
wedding supper served by Mazzett followed at the
home Of Edward P. schell, No. st. Luke's Place.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon In
ST. =. drew's Protestant Episcopal Church. fif'have.
and Onehundred- and twenty scventh-st The BRIDE
was Miss Alice Augusta e. Jones, daughter Of j. Jarvis
Jones' of Connecticut, and the bridegroom benjamin
Field T1emann, a grandson of Daniel F. Tiemann The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR. George
Vandewater Herman Ahren best man. The
ushers were c. NJ Mersereau, OF Nyack; Charles i.
Porter, Paul Halpn and DR.. p Z. Tiemann, cousin Oh
the bridegroom. The reception, which was small. ws
held at the home of Mrs. j. c. Guibert No. 4o3 Man
hattanave.
Miss Mary Iannet Thayer was married last evening
at the home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Thayer No. 103 Perrepontst., Brooklyn to Townsend
Scudder Of Chicago. The Rev. DR.. r. S. storrs, Of
the Church Of the Pilgrims, ofhciated Winthrop
Parker best and Marston Bogert, George A.
Thayer, ir, Willard scudder ROugier Thorne. c. W.
Gibson, Lorin X. scUdder and wlllet Weeks tho
ushers Miss Jane Thayer, the brides sister, was
the maid of honor. Miss Blanche Barclay, the Misses
Scudder sisters of the bridegroom, and Miss Gertrude
Worth, were the bridesmaids.
Miss Caroline Thomas White daughter OF DR.. VIII.
lam Thomas White, will be married this afternoon in
the Collegiate Reformed Church. Fifth-ave. and Twen-
ty-ninth-st- TO Robert Lambert Bracket, son Of
Charles L. Bracket Of Brooklyn.
Miss Sarah Benedict, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Read Benedict was married last evening to Louis II.
Achilles at the home OF her parents, Rsvenhurst.
West New Brighton. The Rev. Charles r. Little, OF
Grace Church, Port Richmond offclated. The ushers
were George C. Achilles, Charles W. oertel, Henry F.
Won Dreho and Harding Benedict, Among others at
the ceremony and the reception that followed il were
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Starin, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Carroll Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. HeOl, Augustus Achilles,
the Misses Achilles, John Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer V. Sinclair and
Miss Susie A. Benedict.
Hayden H. Butts married yesterday afternoon
at o'clock TO Miss Julia jackson, daughter OF James
Jackson, OF this city. The ceremony took place az
the home Of the bride. No. 161 East Seventy hrstst
The wedding private owing TO the recent death
of the brides father. The bride received large NUM-
Der Of costly presents Mr. Butts is the junior partner
in the firm Of II. w. Wheeler & Co., No. Maiden
Lane.
Boston. June 3 (speciaD.-Rarely has the social
history of the old town Of birmingham been marked by
occasion OF greater distinction than the Perkins
BOwdtcf wedding which occurred in the First Parlsn
Church at noon to-day. The bridegroom, Robert r:
Perkins is the son of President Charles f. Perkins %
the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, and Is
member Of the firm OF Lee, Higgins and Co. The Drsde.
Miss Annie Rodman BOwditch, IS the daughter OF r. r.
Russell, Philip Goldman G.. I. Keyes, f. c. Harrow,
all of Boston w. 5. Ellis, OF Philadelphs; F. C. Manson
Of Framingham c. r. Choate, Jr, Of southboro ana
Henry p. King. Of NewYOrk. The best man was
Thornton Woodbury. OF Boston, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Jennie Dwight and Miss Lucy saltonstal,
both OF Boston The maid OF honor was sister Of the
bride Miss Elizabeth Bowditch
Hudson y. Y, June 3 (speciap The wedding Of
Miss Caroline Martin daughter Of Milton Martin OF This
place here last evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Daniel Hoffman Martin, Of Newark, " j.,
a cousin Of TIE bride. reception followed
Newburg, n. Y. june 3 (special-Miss Anna d.
Hail. daughter Of the pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, and John Calf, of NewIork, were mar
Red here to-day. The maid Of honor Miss Eleanor
Hail. and the best man DR.. Frank HOLSTER Of New
York After the ceremony reception was given -
the residence of the brides parents, on GTand-st