New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
WEDDINGS.

...o,,,e Fraser daughter OF William ~ frasVr'
NS rrIed Yesterday evening to Edward A hanioe
~ home of her father at Hastngs-oh
y u oujet home wedding. the ceremony oenls
h,,--oed By the Rev. James Avery Norris VI u"'
penos r,,tch Cburch Robert s. Huntington was
Re'.n, The ushers were Ford Huntington Messrs'
Ns, c. ro,ts and George c. Fraser. cousin OF INC
- Miss Huntington was the mao ot honoi' -
-esn,,on followed the ceremony.
Sr-rv,s Thirty -seventhst. and Fifthave yes
~ afternoon Miss Marion Brush daugh'er VI
telu1, r-,sb was married 10 John II. Avery, of chi
'sF -rba Rev Dr. D. Parker Morgan OF the Chtrch OF
"s uaavenv Rest. oficiated. Miss Brush was gwen
W" nv her brother, f. II. Brush, of Chicago. Bailey
a"~. h,o,ber Of the bridegroom, was best man. The
49, ,rsre Henry Nichols and Monroe Post. MISS
e. newev was the maid Of honor. and the two brides
- we're Miss Mamie Mills and Miss Ella Dewey
- was a small reception after the ceremony Anole
=" guests were Professor and Mrs. Brush OF new
ss "a Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Macauley, Mr.. ana MIS-
n-.nsett. MI and Mrs Hughes. Mr.. and MIS- r. H.
- NJ Chicago: Mrs. william Browning, and MI
and Mrs. D. MorfOrd >, ,oh
No. clara Jacobs. daughter of Henry H. JACOBS
: married last evening to Samuel Harms IN the
Svr,cocue in West Forty-fourtlst. near sLA'lfa'0'
The Rev Mr.. MeDdes performed the ceremony '1>S
n4Asr Louise Minnie and Title Jacobs sisters OF u4c
- were the bridesmaids. There was no best man
IN. ushers were Joseph A. Jacobs, L. A. Jaws
Z Spcrling, AiuOlo hrdhduoI A
y.,t A. Levy and Edgar Davis. Inc re
-, following the ceremony was held at
.Ss home of Mr.. Jacobs, No. 122 West Ninety
lrntb St Among the guests were Mr.. and MIS-
1cbn Davis DR.. Lindley, the Misses Frohman' MI
srd Mrs. j. seligman, samuel Seigman' Miss FIofeVe
seliguan and A. Is. Graves
~ craze Episcopal Church. at Plainfeld " j., at
ao O'Clock last evening" Professor Charles W. Scrlbner
= married IN Miss Helen Z. Vail, daughter Of Mahlon
hrido /. Professor OF Chemical Eli
sing n the Iowa state Agricultural College, at
- iowa The ceremony performed by
.ss Rev E. NJ. ROdman, rector of the church'
r. bridesmaids were Miss Mary Lee Myers
and Miss Agnes Vail. of Plainfed. The best man was
penry s. scrbner professor Of Greek at the western
university Of Pennsylvania, and the uslers were DI'
= Hedges. Joseph Lawrence Myers and Frederick
No. ~ PlaineeId Arthur H. scrlbner of New York;
George Henderson, of Philadelphia and George HerDert
BOYLE Of Halifax y. ;.
AT St. Thomas's Episcopal Church at noon yester-
dav Charles 7. COnover. for many years connected
with newspaper work in the East, but now prominent
banker and reaIestate broker at seattle, WASH was
married to Miss Mary Louise Burns, daughter OF MIS-
Louise E. Burns. The Rev. Dr. J. W. Brown per
formed the ceremony John A sleicher was best man
and the bridesmaids was Miss Clara Z. Burns, sister
Of the bride
Tho engagement is announced Of Miss Lena Post,
tho daughter of Charles a Post Of 30. - Washington
souare North TO Hamilton Fish Webster son oil sidney
Webster and grandson OF Hamilton Fish Miss POST Is
the great granddaughter OF Mrs. Mary Mason Jones ana
granddaughter Of Nine. Dc TrObnand. No date has
vet been set for the wedding.
New,Haven, June 30 ,speClaD-In this city at
D. m to-day, Miss Helen H. Morris. daughter OF Judge
l. B. Norris was married Professor Arthur L.
Hadley, Of Yale University. The ceremony was per-
formed by President Dwight. Of Yale, and the Rev
Dr. Newman smyth, pastor of the Centre Church.
The ceremony was performed at the house OF the
BRIDE only immediate relatives being present. The
wedding trip Will include tour OF Europe
Claverack y Y, June 3O.-fhe marriage OF MISS
Lizzie Crane, daughter Of Hiram A. Crane, formerly
Of New-YOrk. TO Albert T. Bristol young nerchti1t
Of TINS village took place az the home Of the bride
the Rev J. II. Wyckon, pastor OF the heiorneu
Church.
Newburr. y. Y. June 80 (special9 w. George Hast
ngs son Of James Hastings member Of the Board OF
education. and Miss Nav l.. Moore, daughter OF ser
geant Moore Of the Newburg ponse force, We're H3 o
ried this afternoon al TIC nome of N. Dri1e. 1hc
Rev Dr.. LOnsacre pastor Of Trinity Methodist Episco
pal Church. Onicisted.
Baltimore. June 80 (Specian-The marriage OF Miss
s. Minnie GOdsborough, Of Talbot County. and daugh-
ter Of the late Matthew Tlglman Godsb0rOugh, 10 te
Gev Henry Mason smyth, of New York. took place
Episcopal Church. The Rev. J. :. b. Hodges Oficatec
Sss Benat Cioldsbcrough cousin of the bride acted
IS maid Of honor There we're no bridesmaids. John
Smyth a brother Of the bridegroom. was best man
The usheFs were William For1nan Bierne say. ".
nlghman Johnston. ana VI. Tlghman GOldsborOugh
The bride given away By her uncle. DR.. John g.
Earle. Of EastOn Nj. The couple left here for the
North, and viii summer in the AdirOndackS.
Boston, Jrne 30 SpecaD.-There was a duet
wedding this evening in the Old North Church. salem
81 The contracting parties were Edward C. Browne
and Miss Charlotte G. CrOwninshied. The bridegroom
Is The yOcnger brother Of the late Albert g. Browne,
private secretary To CrOvtrnOr Andrew The unique
tea Of the wedding was the presence OF four young
women as nsher~-Miss Mary Cr0wninShleld. Miss
Jennie Perkins Mss EdIh Morse and Miss Harrison.
The maid 0f-hOnOr q little girl eight years old.
The Rev Edward q. Williams performed the ceremony.
Red Bank, Y j.. June 20-A pretty wedding took
Place here this evening al the home OF Asher : Par
Eer. president Of the First National Bank. the
tactne parties being Miss Annie C. Parker and william
C. Fazee, secretary Of the Manhattan insurance Com
paDy Of New York. AbOut 300 guests present,
Including many from New York, Philadelphia, Brook
yn and other cities. The Rev Thaddeus Wilson. Of
Christ Church. Shrewsbury performed the ceremony.
After reception The bridal couple started for New
York, their way 10 Niagara Falls, the Thousand
Islands and other places Of interest,