New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-26
WEDDINGS.

Miss Isabelle Randolph De Witt. daughter OF the
ate J. II. De Witt, of this city, was married 10
II. Van CORTLAND Romans, son of the late Harry
Iomans of Paris last evening in the apartments Of
the brides mother in the Cordovs, in West Fifty
nintn-st. The marriage ceremony performed In
the large drawing room by the Rev. Harry Bauman.
william P. Homans. brother Of the bridegroom, was
best man. The ushers were w. B. De Witt. brother
Of the bride. and DR.. William Van Vredenburgh
Miss Berwin. Of Philadelphia attended the bride as
maido honor. The bride was given away by her
eldest brother, j. H. Do Witt
A wedding supper followed the ceremony Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gilbert, Mrs.
Van CORTLAND, Miss Van CORTLAND Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthews. Stephen Van CORTLAND,
DR.. H. A. Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. shepherd
Homans D. R. Morse. Miss Morse, Miss Moser, Will
lam b. De Blner, II. A. Buck, Miss Vanderpoel, Mrs
Augustus Downing, the Misses Downing Miss Sands
Miss Townsend, Miss Van Vredenburgh, DR.. Dllen
Brown and Charles Boynton.
There was a pretty wedding in the Reformed Church
1t Ridgewood N. j., Wednesday afternoon at D
o'clock when W. H. La Fetra son of D. W. La Fet1a.
and Grace A. Parks daughter Of G. A. Parks. pres
ldent of the Kansas Trust Company, of Wichita Kan
were married. John L. Hopper was the best man. and
Miss Bertha La Fetra sister Of the bridegroom acted
as maid OF honor. Arthur Hopper, Mr. Remington
Lewis Hasted and Harry willard acted as ushers.
The bride was escorted from the vesty by her uncle.
w. r. Willard. The Rev. j. A. Van Nest performed
the ceremony
Among the charming weddings Of the season was
that OF Miss Edith T. Robinson and Philip B. Jennings
The bride is the only daughter Of Daniel Robinson
of the wellknown firm Of the II. B. Catin Company.
The bridegroom is secretary and treasurer OF the Man
haitian Watch Company and is the son OF the late Rev.
jennings, for many years pastor OF the historic
church OF Bennington, VI. The wedding took place
ut the home of the brides parents, No. 1o5 East
Eighteenth-s, at 80 p. m. yesterday The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dr. Isaac Jennings, OF
Elmra n. " brother Of the bridegroom, In the pres
ence of the immediate relatives OF the pair. The re-
oepton following largely attended. There we're
no bridesmaids. Robert G.. Jennings, another brother
OF the bridegroom acted best man, and the ushers
were NJ r. swift, c. c. Slbey A. B. Gardner aud
W. b. Jennings.
Bar Harbor, Me- June 90 (specaD.-At Sorrento at
noon to-day Mrs. Elizabeth Hancock, Of New-York.
widow of Russell Hancock, General Winfield Scott Han
cocks only son, married TO Eerton Lodge Dorr OF
Boston, The ceremony performed by the Rev
John Foster of Bangor. The best man was Robert F.
shines of Boston. The ushers were Isdore Braggiott
and Robert Dorr, of Boston. Isaac Lawrence gave
elegant diamonds, the gift of the bridegroom. The
bride TO 81 100000 by the death of her father
Nicholas G.. Vim, of New-1Ork A wedding bieahdsl
took place at the home of Mrs. Lawrence sister of tie
bride The couple left this afternoon for Boston
FutOnvile, y Y, June GA fashionable weeui ,a
took place here this evening at O'Clock. The bride
Miss Grace Adelaide, daughter of state Controller
Parker The atter's father is member OF the snip
building firm OF John Roach q Co. philadelphia inc ,e
wedding took place at the hall and house when Is
owned and occupied by the Controller and is admired
for its oddities in architectural designs. The Wedding
attended by many prominent people Of the MOHAWK
Valley. 49, -
cortland. n. Y, June 25 (specall.-The marriage OF
Miss G.. Helena Fitzgerald to c.. Frank LgbtOn was
quietly solemnized at st. Marys Church at O'clock
Treasurer Fitzgerald The bridegroom is member OF
the firm of Heir Lighton, Of Syracuse. The cere,
mOny was performed by Father j. J. McLOghlin, OF
This place assisted by Father Dwyer Of RinghamtOn
After the ceremony a supper served at the home
of the brides parents on Tompkins-st Prominent
among those present Mrs. Daniel 5. lamont The
paatiar home Of Mr.. Fitzgerald was what might be
truthfully called thing OF beauty. From the canopied
entrance 20 the upper floors, rare eAotics and cut
flowers greeted the eye at every turn. The presents
received nv the happy couple were not only numerous
hut their intrinsic value will reach over 100000
Tho bride wore a white illine frsnslla trimmed with
duchesse lace and carried the conventional bouquet
of Aarechal Nell roses There was but one bridesmaid
in attendance, who was sister OF the bride Among
the presents received solid silver fea set from
tbe Rev p. J. FtzsImmOns, Of New-Y0rk, and an
elegant standing lamp from Edwin D. Randolph. OF
New-YOrk - - 49,
Bordentown n. j., June 25-Thomas F. Noonan
r of Jersey city Clerk Of the House OF Assembly OF
The 5Oth NewJersey legislature was married to Miss
Hannah p. Kelly. OF this city, at st. Mary's Church
this morning