New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

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Miss Catharine Van Rensselaer, daughter Oh tho i""
william p Van Rensselaer,, Of this city, ara sianu
daughter Of stephen Van Rensselaer,, Oh hio"',
married TO the Rev. Arson Phelps Attcbury, pastor
the Park Presbyterian Church. this CITY, iho ee,0
mony was performed by the Rev. John T. Bushnell, the
pastor OF the church, assisted by the Rev. Dr. 'oh
Hail. Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, ana inc
Rev. w. w. Attcrbury. of this city, an uhcie
OF the bridegroom. Miss Van Rensselaer, WIS
owen away by her brother, KilIaen Van Rens
selaer william E. Truesdell. of Brooklyn, was
hest man, and the ushers were william Z. st.
John. John Fairfax, Langdon Erving and Tallmadge
Van Rensselaer,, cousin Of the bride. The ceremony
was followed by a wedding breakfast served BY
Pinard at the old Van Rensselaer, mansion on
Mansurng Itand, Rye
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. william
Beckman, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Willis James, NJ. and
Mrs H. r. Fairfax, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing, tho
Misses Erving, Miss Jay, Miss Rutherford, Miss
Leo Miss Van Rensselaer,, Mrs Henry Ven
Rensselaer, Professor and Mrs. Chandler, Mrs c. z.
Pcllew, Miss Livingston, Philip s. Miller, Mrs. Robert
Hoe, Miss Hoe Miss Fouke Miss Ogden, Walter
ogden, Theodorus woosey, Miss Beekman, Miss Ruther
furd Mrs. Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,, Colonel
and Mrs. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs Pond,
Miss Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford and Aister Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. Atterbury will sail for Europe tomorrow.
Miss Mary Bound NcMaser, sister Of PROBES
sor L. B. McMaster OF the University OF PennsyNanA
was married at yesterday at the home OF her
cousin Colonel J. S. Gillespie. Of the Army No. 40
East Fifty -thrdst., 10 Samuel Gbbes Metcalfe, Of
Canandaigua The Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown, OF
ST. Thomas's Church. ofNciated The bride was
given away by her brother, r. Bache McMaster.
|. S. Church best man. There were no ushers nor
bridesmaids. A wedding breakfast by sherry fol-
lowed Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. f. E
Dodge Mrs John c. westervelt, Mrs. and Miss Dawes,
Mrs. Duryea, of Brooklyn; General George W. Cullum
Miss Halliburton, Mrs. E. III. Hartman, and G. Y,
Turner, the artist.
In st. Patncks Cathedral last evening Miss Eliza
beth F. Mugrew, a daughter OF Felix A. Mulgrew, WA
welded to DR.. Richard Frederick Burke by the Rev.
Father Lavele. Miss Alice Mulgrew, sister of
the bride, was the maid OF honor, and Miss
Annie Reilly, Miss Annie Delaney, Miss Alice
Eagan and Miss Annie McGrath were the brides
maids. John +. Mulgrew, brother Of the bride
acted best The ushers were DR.. Wallace
DR.. Brown, DR.. Booth, and the BRIDES two brothers,
James F. and Felix A. Mulgrew, jr. The weduing sup
per and reception given afterward at the PRICES
home, No. 81 Beekman Place
Miss Rachel II. Elliott was married last evening
at the home OF her father, Dr. r. B. Elliott, No 10 Last
one hundred twenty seventh ST., TO Randolph Eos
ter Detevose. The W. c. Biting oihciated. MISS
Mary Debev0ise was the maid Of honor. George Ed
ward Debevose best man, and Messrs Il. b. Eaort,
brother OF the bride, Edward Burr, A Coffin and
E. W. Buckout were the ushers. small reception
followed.
One of the prettest weddings that has occurred
in Fairfield took place yesterday at the homo
of Henry Edwards Rowland, Of New York, when his
only daughter, Miss Louise Deepain Rowland. was
married to Arthur Whitney TalcOtt. youngest Of
James Talcott OF New-York The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. John Hail. pastor Of the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York. The
bridesmaids were Miss Grace Tacott sister Of the
bridegroom Miss Mary Bookstaver, daughter of Judge
Henry w. Boolstayer; Miss Mary Livingstone Bosher
and OF
ofhonor Miss Reba Edwards Forbes, of Brooklyn,
cousin of the bride The ushers were Francis f. Tai
| cott Edward Coleman Talcott. Henry Rowland and
Stuart Duncan.
Among the guests from New-York were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Talcott, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fitch Rowland,
| Mr. and Mrs 0. B. Jennings ard the Misses Jennings,
Judge and Mrs. Henry W. BOohstaver, the Rev. F. II.
| Marling Professor and Mrs Charles Sprague smith,
Frederick Sturges Mr.. and Mrs Addison Atwater. Sr
and Mrs. Granville b. HAYES, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Mallory Miss Mallory, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Livingstone
| Ernest Rosie Gunther, Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Romeyn,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Barnes and the Misses Barnes
| Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Wetherbee and Miss Wether6ce
] Mr.. and Mrs. James Fraser Mr.. and Mrs. sigourney,
W. Fay, the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. James Chambers, Mrs.
Lucan b. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Ferris, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Whit
| taker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Surges, and Mr. and Mrs.
| Samuel Rowland
| pretty wedding took place yesterday morning al
| the home of Mrs.. w. stevens Lauderback, No. 262
| West seventy tllrdst. The bride was her sister,
| Miss Eta Beekman, daughter of Mrs. s. A. Beekman,
| and the bridegroom the Rev. George Donaldson. Tho
ceremOnJ- was performed by the Rev. Dr. r. r. Booth.
Owing to recent death in the BRIDES family, only
marriage and wei.ng breakfast after which the couple
sailed for Glasgow and will make tour around the
world to be gone eighteen months A.. -.
| Miss Jean Wshart Edmond daughter OF the late
George Messenger Edmond of Boston, Mass ana iran
els Horace Hoyt, OF this CITY, are 10 DC ma'lioD ''"'
The wedding Of Miss Anne Williams h daH ssSeS
Of Virginia, which took place at stonngtoh Coni, on
Wed eyen9 %ai M "a Miriam Hill sister Of tie
bride There Two bridesmaids the Misses sPa!a,
b est G man was H. Douglass Lee, Of Virginia The
ushers were ". d'H Washington and John Marshal,
o. oorgG P bcbev5se 81 New YORK Mr. washington
! a great granddaughter Of George Washington. Aessrs
shall and Roger sherman Of Eeyolu3nsry fame s while
the bridegroom is gTsndnephew OF President MonrOe
A delightful reception given after the ceremony
the home OF the bride wheh 1, Was attends pnsaoc
Palmer families Mr. and MT liar Ss hem "
divide their time between New YORK slo Inc HUN VI
| the bridegroom In Virginia.
Of Miss Ethel, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs George l:
ana Ee p IBIS evening d se ccnc
ggatonal Church. The Rev. Sherwood Dckerman, 81
hns t. Palmer me psoP and
" Y. Garnet The bridesmaids %ere Misses S May
Edith palmer Mabe Hunter, Nellie Hubbard and sallIe
Hewitt Miss Madge Lamb, OF Norfolk Va, was rnald
Of honor f. L. Dickerman. of New-York, was best
This afternoon at the Rowland summer home In
Fairfield the marriage # Miss Louise D. Rowland,
daughter OF Henry 2. Rowland Of New York TO Arthur
W Talcott son of James Talcott, Of New York. took
place Tie Rev. DR.. John Han. OF the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, New York, performed the cere-
mony The bridesmaids. all of New York, were Miss
Grace Talcott, sister of tina bridegroom; Miss Mary
Hookstaver daughter OF Judge Henry W. BoOkstlyeri
Miss MARY L. Boshcr and Miss Adele sturgess. Miss
Reba f. Forbes, OF Brooklyn, cousin OF the BRIDE was
maid NJ honor Tho ushers were Francis F.. Tacott.
brother OF tho bridegroom; Edward Coleman Tslcott.
his cousin: Henry Rowland, the BRIDES brother and
smart Duncan of NewIork. The guests from New
York reached Fairfield In seven drawng-room cars:
There was brilliant reception The bridal tour VIII
include trip 20 Europe. ,
Cincinnati, June ia dispatch from , Fostoria.
| Ohio saws: The Olmstead home on North Union ST.,
in this city was the last night Of the marriage