New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
WEDDINGS PAST md TO COME.

Miss Abby Leaning. daughter OF James r. Leaning,
was married 10 Frederick Wool Meeker at the house
Of her father No Is West Thirty e.htf,t yesterday.
The ceremony took place at II 80 O'Clock. The
Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke. pastor Of the Brick
Church and the Rev Mr. Rabbit, Of NyaclS. were the
officiating clcrgymen. The best man was GouverncnT
Morris. David Harmon Iddle, Frederic {. Thomas,
Edward Lawrence Theodore c. zcrega, &. Franklin
Lawrence and DR.. Edward Leaning. brother OF the
bride, were the ushcr. There wcrC no bridesmaids,
but number OF the brides friends stood near her
during the ceremony. These were Miss Myra Carter.
Miss Kate Roun, Miss Mcckcr Miss Nettic Forbes.
Miss Bertha Allen. Miss Peters. Miss Emily sheldon,
Miss Annie Bernhard and Mis-, Marga!e I. Moore \
wedding breakfast followed the ceremony. which was
witnessed by relatives only. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F.. Blackwell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL.
Rloodg OF. " F.. Wood the Mis- cs FuinlsS MlS. ;. r.
RngS. Mrs. James Weeks, Miss Amy Weeks the Misses
Major, Mrs Alexander H. stevens. Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Lawrence. Mrs. John L. Zimmerman, Mr.. aud Mrs..
Walter Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. J.. G. Weeks. Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. Roosevelt Stewart. Miss Floyd Ferris Mr. ana
Mrs. GcIat schroeder. J. W. Carter. Il. ". Speycrs.
Miss IIoughton. Miss Annie White. DR.. and Mrs.
william Campbell and Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Wcckcs.
After trip 10 the berkshire l' Mr.. and Mrs.
Mecker will I've at Grand View, y. \.
The Wedding Of Miss Maude Lockwood, daughter
Of George Lockwood 10 the Rev. l.. Z. Aiken Will
take place morrow evening AT o'clock In Zion
and st. Tmothy's Church
The wedding Of George W. Curtis IT,, of Now-lork.
to Miss Minnie .cnblas, of Baltimore, viii take place
ut the home of the brides parents in that city on
October II. Miss jenkins has been visiting Mrs
ocorgc Beck at Edge lin Farm. Siocbbridge, Mass.
The wedding OF Miss Katherine Minicc TO Gilbert
Iiiau"r wi take place In November.
Mir and Mrs. John sinclair. OF No. j2l MadIsonavc.,
have sent ont invitations for the wedding Of their
daughter, Miss Edith -inclar 10 Robert T. Martin nj
Thorncloc their country home It Dobb's Ferry, on
Thursday Afternoon October -. \ special ear VIII
be attached TO The > 20 O'Clock train leaving III"
Grand Central station. returning at 4A5 and 600
p. m. earrings Will meet the guests on their
arrival mt Dohhs Ferry
Newport X. l.. oct. fspc".all.-Niss Gcorgctte
sherman. daughter Of william Watts sherman. was
married to-day to Harold Brown Of Providence. In Old
T!nity Church \ sp cal train arrived from Provl-
iencc. bringing many friends AMI acqualntancrs Of
the bridegroom from the northern part Of the state.
The church, we'll the home of the bride on
victora.ave. was beautifully AMI hvlshly decorated.
The bach Of the altar made In the form Of Il
hedge, with pmpas grass and golden rod. and tho
windows and columns near the pulpit were draped
with smlnA. On the communion table were two
,aseS hl,d with American beauty roses. TIL" font
was filed with golden rod AMI the pulpit WAS banked
With tropical plants The usIcr> were Mcs,is. " II.
Hunter. Berkeley VpiIhc. Barton WI ne and J. ID. Il.
Baldwin. They wJc diamond and pearl scarf pins,
the gift Of the bridegroom. Their bout nnicrN matched
hc bouquet Of ME, oi HE valley carried by the bride.
The bride. escorted by her father. was preceded at
the aisle by her bridn,matlS-Mi,s Sybil
Sherman. her sister, and Miss Maud Wcimorc, daughter
Of Governor Wetmorc. her ooun the usherS leading
the procession. The bride, dress, with the Empire
waist WIS plain. TIE waist trimmed with rare
I'D lace. which. with the veil, was worn by her mother
At her wedding. The court-tmin girnlturr was Of
satin. loopci with orange blossoms. ST., no
Jewels OF any Kind except The dlrmond tiara given
her by hcg husband The bridesmaid, white satin
gown, wl'h the Enpir. waist, and white Nandykc
collars 81 satin trimmed with Cd point de- Ncnl,c lace,
Zach carrying bouquet Of pink roses. tied with
ribbon, 20 match They also wOrr white felt Van Nkc
hats trimmed with pink ostrich feathers thc gift Of The
bride. and fastened with diamond BUCKLES The bridal
party was met Of the altar by the bridegroom and his
b,st man. John NlchoaN Brown, his only brother.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. George J.
Nagl assisted by Bishop Clark AMI the Rev. +. ii.
Porter, II Emanuel Church.
After the Ceremony there was reception M the
home Of the bride The newly married couple held
vns a mammoth floral bell Of white roses, the tongue
being Of bright r,d nowcr.. The windows In tn"
rear were Hncd with rcd flowers and vines. and IN
oqch - tie panels were baskets OF choice TIE
table I'm the dining room was decorated with pink
noHrrS and American beauty and Albany roses, ana
vast, Of flowers hed all the avnlh'I" space ~ me
prin,li al rooms The hall and payIis were decorated
r,ccp'ipu Mr. and Mrs.. Brown started on a hri"i
wedding tour ON their return ihef VIII occupy th'
rnitagr on Brlrvucnvr. owned bv Walter J.. knn".
only "A portion Of the winter Will be- spent here. MI
the leading cDtagrr, were present the church being
filed senator Aldrlch. Colonel Borapri". ana
Baron and baroness sciilierc were among the CHESTS