New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
UEDDINGS.

alta, wedding took place Yesterday morning at
ns''.cb Of II Francis Xavier In West sixteenth
The contracting parties were Miss CARA scni"eS
r.,Is a daughter Of Richard II. Clarke. and captain
larry p Birmingham, surgeon In tue ohi'eu 0'a'e'
n' 49, There were present only the nearest relatives
., ~. pair The Rev. N. n. McKinnon, . J'' was
ne ofaciatlng clergyman. Charles f. oOohhor was
49,, man There were no ushers and no bIloesinalus'
mail wedding breakfast followed DE- hHIhns
ms first wife was sister of his present Diiuc'
T1s wedding OF Miss Winnie Ehrlich to MOTIFS D.
c,.dke OF ElnIira y. Y. took place last evening AZ
~. Hotel Brunswick. The ceremony was peIiorhe"
~ IN. Rev. DIR. SHERMAN in one OF the large ara"
" os which was handsomely decorated There
. music by Max Schwab's orchestra. There We're
% bridesmaids The ushers were Charles Gladke ana
uenry Oladke brothers of the bridegroom ana Natha
straus After the ceremony, dinner was serNeu "'
ANAL tables. Among the guests were MI ana -nIs'
rod Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan straus, Mr. ana
W. Jscob Highlander. Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Brown.
Mr. AID Mrs Henry Kraus. Mr. and MIS- JACOB 0iadHe
IA Herman Raphael, Of Elmira. Mr.. and Mrs
dke started last night Niagara Falls They Will
i've In EInira. ,. -,
General Thomas Ewing, and niece of General W.
- sherman to Edwin . MariI OF Straitsvile, ONO,
ook place last evening at 80 O'Clock, In the frst
r,s.byteran Church, lonkers. a brilliant assem-
,lare witnessed the ceremony which was performed
ada entered tho church with her father. The only
.,o.smald was the sister of the bride. Miss Beall
ru1nc The best man was George Z. Maiu'i' u
.,other Of the bridegroom The ushers were L. l.
sherman, Thomas Ewing, jr Hampton ID. EWING
william Cox Ewing, Major John Byrne, United states
,,mv and John Lynch Of New-fork. reception
,ouowad al No So Lanartine-ave the home OF the
brdrs parents. Among the guess were Mr. ana
Ms W. Allen Butler, Miss Butler Mr.. and Mis- a.
oh %
NJ n Barney Mr. and Mrs. George McC'ill. Miss sher-
MN Mr. and Mrs. J. T. WariDg the Misses Warning,
Mrs Hugh Ewing, an aunt of the bride; Murat
lIalsead, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Bogert After
cha reception Mr. and Mrs. Martin started for their
future home in Ohio.
Miss Rebecca May, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nav OF Brooklyn, will be married TO Louis stern. ol
New.York, on Wednesday evening, October 20.
Mis-, Flora Emmelnc Sherwood was married TO
william Gerard Vermllye, 1r, son Of William IT,
yermilye, Of Highwood, and grandson Of the late
Colonel Jacob d. Vermlye. the founder Of the firm OF
y.rmilye & Co.. Tuesday evening. In the Presby-
terrain Church. at EnslewoOd, y. J. DR.. Henry NJ
Eoth the former pastor, conducted the service. Us
Jsied BY the Rev James Eells, the present minister
n Rowland Nermilye, the brideGrOOm's brother, was
best man The bride was gwen AWAY oy wd er S SHO.nsT
Pran Grant Miss Fanny Clark, Miss Netty de Milt
Miss Nina L, Vermye, Mis- Jennie T. Vermlye ana
Dnryee Theodore L. Peters Marc W. COmstock Arch
bald McCuoh. William Tatlock and Herbert BALDWIN;
Boston, oct. Is tSpecial).-At the Church OF the
Jerusalem, In BOwdon ST., this evening" wedding
Of unusual interest took place. The contracting par
ties we're ZOeth = Eldridge OF San Francisco, ana
Miss Frances Webster, daughter of the late John I"
Webster q we'll known business man OF Boston
Miss Alba Webster the maid Of honor MI
Eldridge was accompanied by his brother, samuel
D. Eldrdge. of Chicago, who acted rs best man
Henry HYDE Dwight, william z. Fowler Alonzo r
Weed George VI. Weed, Chauncey d. Cushing Clarence
w. Barron and DR.. James f. sheppard, We're The
ushers. Among the guests were Ex-Governor william
CaA -GO and A
and Mrs. John ID. Long, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Edward Everett Hale, NJ. Anagnos. superntendent Of
the Perkins Institute for the Blind Mr.. and Mrs
E. S. Converse Of Maiden; Professor Fay. OF Tufts
College: Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Pierce. Of Milton; Mr.
and Mrs. d. Webster King: Miss Lucy Larcom, the
Rev Dr.. Lawrence, Of Newton; Mr.. and Mrs David
l. Webster, and nearly all the officers OF the Citizens
Law and Order League, Of which Mr.. Webster was
vicepresident from It's organization to the time Of
his death.