New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
SURPRISE AT THE WEDDINGS
DISCUSSING THE ROMANTIC MARRIAGES OF
THE MISSES HOE.
l2IESps EXPRESS THEIR PLEAsuRE-whERS
ARE THE HAPPY COUPLES Nowf

a A was TO be expected, the prevailing tplo vi
Interest and conversation yesterday among inc iI'e
and ncouaintances OF the two daughters Oh hoUo.s
Hoo and their new husbands was the r"mahuo "o"'i0
wedding which took place Ia 81. harhS '""N
4 -rne.d.y n,ovninc The general feeling j. that OF
coed nature ard weLvi,hes and eongrat auohs e'.r'
whc,e oyetop what feeling Of Conservatism may iu,A
4 ,o the minds q. tho young peoples friends. ne
4 t.r,Ies NJ the Young married couples mainthhei
strict silence ard had nothing TO say a''u' INC w"
,,nda,nrx At the home 81 the two h'idcH' N f'9.
Thrift, sixth ST.. no members q the family are are AZ
home and only the servants busily engaged ~ e'''".
The house ready for winter. were seem but to OF
en-. hnew little or nothing about the AFFAIR. IL
vos learned however, tat Mrs. Robert Hoe ana hSr
two doucbtes came 10 the city on Tuesday morning
and visited their home, where Mrs. Hoe gave TIC
servants what directions we're necessary iOr INC Ia'
Ing Of the carpets and other affairs relating !" tAe
renovation of the house. Mrs. Hoe remained al tne
house some time. but her two daughters leit 70 40
some shopping and their friends say they succceuou
&, oh,aInlnc bargains whose commences ana mefit
cannot be gsinsaid.
They DID not return 20 the house. but went to 81
Marks Church and married. In inc mc''"'ii"0
Mrs Hoe took the train for her summer hone "e"'
Katonah westchester County. After the Weuu'hs '"o
voupg peoplc disappeared. Of their friends EhcW
where. number Of the friends Of the newly married
couples were seen yesterday by a Tribune reporter
and Ali EXPRESSED laughing surprise at the news OF
tho marriage. in which friendly appreciation was
easily seen ono man. who knows the Hoe iah'y
well. said
arbo first news had Of the marriage Of Miss Olive
and her sister / obtained from The Tribune 'ms
morning can't say disappove Of the wedding or
even the extraordinary features which distinguished IT,
II was certainty somewhat out Of the way but soiho
times that IS the best part OF wedding MISS p'l"
and Miss Laura / have known well for some tlhe'
They are two very pretty girls. and in no way &c
centric as some people might think from the incidents
connected with their wedding yesterday morning.
They nrc not only beautiful women but they are both
accomplished aud sensible girls. Mr.. sade and Mr.
Carter have been to MY knowledge frequent and vel
come visitors at the home Of MI Robert
Hoe. and never heard Of any opposition
b. either Of them candidates for the hands OF Mt
Hoes daughters. Mr. Carter IS n splendid fellow and
welilked by Mr. Hoe and his VIII" lie has been
engaged to Miss Laura some time ! think the reason
for IN. double wedding given i'm interview in The
Tribune yesterday. was the true one. Both Miss
Laura and Mr. Carter knew that they had the sanction
of Mr. and Ms. Hoe 10 their engagement, and prob
ably fascinated by the marriage ~ The first. the second
couple concluded 80 be married at the same time and
thus all four coul 20 on wedding nip together 1t was
unusual from Mr.. Grundy's point Of view but per
feotly natural. ard J think iustnarc.7
DO yOu think the parents OF tie two brides will
dlsapprovo the marriage he asked.
oh. no. | don't think 50. They may have PIE
fer-td b lae the gllls married in en- ntonal way
but that is an. There va hint Of az elopc-
mcnt anywhere. II was All straightforward and the
moro think Of II the more ! like it. Mr. Sadc and
Mr.. Carter Two fine and agreeable young men aud
exceedingly lucky in getting two such handsome ana
sensible girl, for Wives
,"3nght not the families OF the couples think it
strange thai there should be witnesses the ccrc
Inony except the two couples them elves and the
officiating clergyman"
We'll, don't know about that. I admit all novel
features. rs unusual. bHt inclined to think that
they PREFER Il quiet - a moro public wedding, and
did not think for moment that there would be any
thing Sensational about the affair"
At the homes of the brdegrooms cOull be
induced to say anything further than that they knew
% the wedding, and ihat the young people were of
wedding journey.
tev. Richard Golden, WHO performed the second
.mony did not wish TO say anything for publication.
Mr.. Carter is employed in the law Office OF Charles
Robinson smith. No. 10 Broadway NJ. smith
seen yesterday and said a. don't know much about
this affair. but | can say that Ernest Carter is
splendid Young and well Liked by all who know
him. He IS OF good family and has fine prospects
before him. Iii, father is retired merchant and
wealthy and has beautiful summer home In Orange
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