New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-26
WEDDINGS PAST And TO COME.

Miss Isabelle J.. Nesiel daughter OF j. Jay Nestell,
secretary OF the Manufacturers and Builders Fire In
surance Company, married TO Warren A. Leonard
at the Pilgrim Congregational Church, one hundred
end-twentyrst-st. and Madison ave. on Tuesday
ing The Rev. DR.. Samuel ii. Virgin, pastor Of the
church. and the Rev. Dr. James Price pastor of st.
James Methodist Episcopal Church. at Madisonave. and
twenty sixth-st.. oiciated. Miss Emma
- Hart cousin of the bride. the maid Of honor.
There were no bridesmaids. The ishcrs were Emmons
Clark jr Charles H. Hart, o. NJ. Beach, jr., James
sheridan, Frank King and J. II. Deeves. reception
with dancing followed at the home of the brides father
No. 237 lenox-ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard started on
late train for Old Point Comfort After tour in the
south, lasting about three weeks they will return to
this city TO live Among those present at the wedding
and reception were 4. V. Loew, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs John Jasper, Miss Jasper, J. s.
Babcock Miss Babcock, W. d. Leonard. Charles Leon
ard, of Norwalk. Conn.,. James NJ. Horton. Harry c.
Horton, Miss Horton, f. F. Sayback, J. NJ, Sears OF
Cincinnati, OHIO; Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Roth, of Buffalo
Milton Clark, OF Rochester: Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii.
Ball. of Baltimore Major Hallen, Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Loew, Mrs f. 5. Hart, Clarence Dorset, Miss Dor
sett the Rev. and Mrs. W. Il. Davis. of Brooklyn;
Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Allison Miss Allison, A.. ii. Wood Mr.. and
Mrs. q. c. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Leonard, E. p.
Leonard Mrs. F. A. S6lace, Mr.. and Mrs. " A. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. shelton, Mr..
Ia. n. n.
Lincoln Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus o. lIubbell Mr. and
Mrs. Dyer Pearl and Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Rathbun.
Miss Lille BrhkerhOF was married 10 Dwight Morris
Billings at ST. Johns Church. jersey City, last even
Ing The Rev. Z. L.. stoddard, rector Of the church,
ofciated. The maid of honor Miss Mary Baantine,
OF Newark. and the bridesmaids were Miss Grace
Tingue Miss MacFarland, Miss Plat, of Detroit Miss
McConhe of Troy Miss Helen ssrgant and Miss Ada
Moore The best man O. il. Keep, jr, and the
ushers were George Tenny, william stewart, John
Perkins, James Fielder, ii. V. Keep and H. l.. Hotch-
kiss r. A reception followed at the brides home. No.
% summitst. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ethan Allen Ex-Governor and Mrs. Price. Ex-Governor
and Mrs. Bedle, Mr.. and Mrs George Freiinghuysen.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Pullman the Misses schemerhorn,
Mr. and Mrs W. H. II. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Pruyn,
the Misses Pullman B. S. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bishop. and DR.. and
The wedding 81 Miss Eliot Bets to r. H. Hoadley,
tr,, will take place on January 20 Owing t. the
recent death OF Mr. Hoadeys father 1t will be very
Miss Maria Louise Alexander, daughter Of J. B.
Alexander, married to Reuben Francis Richards.
Of Boston. at ST.. Johns Episcopal Church, Clifton,
: J., yesterday afternoon. The Rev DR. John {. &c
Alexander, of Louisville, Ky, was maid of honor. The
best man was Dr. c. Foster of Cambridge Mass: Inc
staten Island Albert Thornd,ke, John o. Iienhaw and
William A. Hayes, IT,, OF Cambridge Mass Nter
brides paTents where wedding breakfast was served
Miss Katie l. daughter Pa 81 aa IN the
the agent 81 tne ia ycnr de
Wthstanley, Of Jamaica, West Indies. at ST. Luke,s
iyn' The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
E. A. bradley. rector Of the church. The attendance
T pccpe r 81 RroohH Everett %erck best
There were no bdesmsidS the ushers Were and I'd
Arthur Davis Benson After the ceremoney there was
a reception at the home OF the brides parents NO.
1915 Haneockst.
Newburg VOW % (special).-Frank J. Lawson, son
Of Charles lawson president Of the Almshouse
Board and Miss May Coutant were married at O'Clock
this evening at the home of the bride. The Rev. Dr.
Andrew Longacre, pastor of Trinity Methodist Fps
copsl Church. ohicated. assisted by the Rev. Arthur
Jones' Of Colgate University. The bridesmaid was Miss
Jennie McCoubrey of Troy. and the Sroomsman James
F. Lawson. jr. The ushers were Frank r. fofsyW
and William ii. Mapes.
Boston, Nov 25 (speciaD.- Mary Bryant Pratt
and Charles F. Sprague, lawyer, married in this
city to-day Miss Pratt is the niece of Mr. Pratt, the
treasurer of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and
Is ciress to ooo left to her by her grandfather
W. F. Weld, The wedding took place in the En- First
terror of the edfce elaborately decorated with
flowers White chry santhemums and boutonnleres tied
T stsr w wan almost iS rS0G solid mass Of
palms rubber trees tropical plants t and yellow PINK
Whitney. Gordon Abbott E H. Dnrikas Of New.Yo5h;
Dr. B sear9 james f. W Williams IT, Of Batmers
T. Curtis and D. j. Alen The maid Of honor was a
s hrs s"Ds b rsth' Of d"f the reception
immediately after the ceremony held at the house
of tls brides mother No, 1877 Commonwealth-ave.,
and the breakfast served at the Perkins mansion
the two houses being connected in the rear by
spacious closed balcony erected for the purpose;
The church and drawing rooms of the Pratt ana
Perkins houses were thronged with great number
of well-known society people, among the guests being
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs william
sheafe, Mrs. .. f. sprague, Dr. and Mrs spragne Dr.
and Mrs. J. J. Mlno Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Motley,
MIR and Mrs. Abbott Lawrence, Colonel and Mrs
Frank Peabody, Captain and Mrs Perkins Mr. and
Mrs J. C. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Zerrahn Henry
Cabot Lodge ard Mrs Lodge Miss Constance Lodge:
Samuel Johnson Mr.. and Mrs 7. &. Thacher Nr. and
Mrs. r. VI. Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Amory Mr.
and Mrs. T. j. Coolidge jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Amory. Mrs W. f. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. ii. X.
shaw Mr. and Mrs. samuel Gray.
Milwaukee. nov. 25.-The marriage of Paul D.
Carpenter son of the late United States Senator
Matthew H. Carpenter and Miss Emma Falk, daugh
ter Of the late Franz Falk OF the pioneer brewers
~ milwaukee, was celebrated to-day. at the Cathedral
~ St john, BY Archbishop Katzer. p. Tecumseh
sherman son OF the late General sherman was best
n,r T-e wedding attended by more than
arltnary interest from the fact that ONLY two weeks
ago The principals became converts IT, the Roman
CafhoIic Church A cable dispatch was received last
night conveying the blessing Of the Pope upon the
union.
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