New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
VEDDINGS PAST AND 10 CONE.

Miss Flora Strauss. daughter Of Adolph Strauss was
married to Dr. MaX Enhorn last evening at Demon
ico's. The Rev. DIR. Kohler oNciaed. There were
no bridesmaids. The maid Of honor was Miss Leonor
Strauss. Among ahe guests at the ceremony and the
dinner following Mr.. and Mrs J. Schoer, Mr..
and Mrs ). Abraham, DR.. Louis Wadsein, DR. W.
Prudential, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. EhImann, DIR. \.
Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. ;. Abraham, DR.. and Mrs. J.
Rudisch and Jennie Rosenthal. Mr. and Mrs. Elm
horn started for a southern trip.
Miss Lillian Wolf, granddaughter of Montague
Hendricks, was married TO Lous Napoleon Levy, son
Of Commodore j. p. Levy. last evening, at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Wolff,
jr.. No 1O1 East Thirty-ninthst. The Rev. DR.. de
sola oflciated coming from Montreal to take the
place OF DIR. Mendes, who is still suffering from the
assault on his life Jefferson NJ. Levy, brother
the bridegroom, best man. Only relatives and
intimate friends were present at the ceremony and
dinner following. Among them Mrs. J. p. Levy,
Smith Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis May.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. " Arnold. Allen Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hartman, julian Nathan, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Wolff. Edward Einsten, Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. Hendricks. the Misses Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert B. Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. Florne Flomnce,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Mayhon the Misses Henry, Mr. and
Mrs Frederick Nathan. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus T.
Docharty, VI. A. Cass Levy and Mr.. and Mrs. Ritten
house.
The wedding OF Miss Jennie Van Nest 10 Girnul
Foster will take place in 81. Barthoomew's Church
81 April 10.
Miss Pauline Traitel daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Traitel, OF No. ITO West One-hundred- and
twenty -seventhst., was married to Washington S.
Valentine OF the firm OF Valentine Bros, Produce En-
change commission merchants last Tuesday evening
The ceremony performed by Justice George p.
Andrews, at the home of the brides parents in
Harlem. MIR. Valentine is the Worlds Fair Com
missioner for Honduras, and this Central American
country will be visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
before thew return to New York to live.
81. Paul March 30 (>pecial-One of the most
brilliant weddings that ever occurred in this city was
celebrated this evening IN the House OF Hope Churoh,
when Miss Helen Moves united III marriage 10
the Rev. William Adams Brown, of New ork. The
bride il the daughter OF OF Il. Pauls bestknOwn
hants, Daniel r. Noye. while the bridegroom T.
the son Of John Crosby Brown, of Brown lros. ami
Co. large number OF friends came from the East IN
a private attend the ceremony. There were
eight bridesmaids, Misc Noyes Miss Brown, OF New
York: Miss Ludington OF New-lork: Miss Wheelock'
Miss Duryea Of New Bruins wick y. j.. Miss Lathrop,
brown The best man the Kew. Chauncey Cool
rich, OF New York, and the ushcrs We're winthrop
Moves Crosby Brown, Gaylord White, George Eliot
of Clinton Conn. Charles Luding0n, Of York and
Juan Kirby of ST. Paul. Among the guests from
the East were Mr.. and Mrs John Crosby Brown, MI
and Mrs. Theodore Gilman. Of Newly Ork Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Delano, OF Philadelphia; Thatcher Brown. OF
Mrs f. c. Moore, Of New YORK, and j. A. Abnott; OF
Cambridge, Mass The brides gown was oil Wml9
Min with lace and pearl trimmings. The brides
maids gowns were Of white crepe with round bodce
satin sleeves and ribbons. Mr. and Mrs. Brown left
here by the evening train for the East