New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
WEDDINGS PAST and TO CONE.

INC wedding OF Miss Katherine Drcxel, daughter
Oh MIS- Joseph DreHel to Dr. Charles p. Penrosc Of
hiiadeiphia, Will take place today Mt noon IN St.,
"eorees Church, stuyvesant Square. The wedding
breakfast will follow at the home OF the brides
mother. NJ. 1903 MadIson.ave Dr. and Mrs Pen
rose VIII live In Philadelphia.
Miss Kate Sloane Petrie daughter OF Mrs D.
retire. Will be married to Guy Ransomc jenkins
'hs afternoon In the Presbyterian Church, Fourth
AVE- ana twenty Secondst. The reception will fol-
low at No. Ill East Thrtieth-st
cards have been sent out by Mr. and Mrs. f. C.
Williams. of No. 60 West Eighty seconds for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Louise c. Williams,
10 James Wothcrpoon at the Ccntml VI. F.. Church,
SoVch'h-ave, near fOurteenth-st, Tuesday even
Ing November 90 A reception will follow.
MISS Gcorenna Booth Iiallenbeck Will be married
70 Ihomas j. Brooks this evening at o'clock In
the Church Of Zion and St. Timothy. A reception
VIII follow at the home Of the BRIDES parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Hallenbeck, No. 234 West seventy
sixth ST.
Miss Reba, daughter Of Charles Allen. OF Riverside
ave., Atlantic Highlands, ~ j., and Henry j. Fly Of
New-Monmouth married on November .. by the
Rev. Everett Jones, assisted by the Rev. william V.
Wilson, large number OF relatives and friends
witnessed the services. The bride a member Of
the class of 's7. OF Riverside Seminary. Red Bank.
The bridesmaids Miss Jennie May Lufburrow,
Of Locust Point; Miss Suae Henderson Of Mddlctown
Atlantic Highlands and William Van Mater Of Red
Bank The bridegroom is member of the firm Of
Hopping Ey, lumber merchants, OF Atlantic High
lands. reception and dinner followed
Brlstol, II. l.. Nov. 16 (speial). -N1hin the walls
OF st. Michaers Church. at this place, fashion
able wedding. have taken place. but more
brilliant than that OF Miss Lisscttc Dewof Colt daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Freeman Marckwad Of New York City and
niece Of colonel Samuel Pomcroy Colt. to Arthur
Rotch. the architect, OF Eoston. The chanccl was
decorated with palms, ferns and yellow cbrysanthe.
NUNS. Promptly ut ] 30 O'Clock tho bride entered
leaning on the 81 her stepfahcr, Freeman Marck
Dr. Blgcllw OF Boston, and Circnvic Brown, OF PTovi
dcnce. At the steps OF the chancc they met
by the bridegroom. attended by his brot err Lawrence
toton. as best man. Tho marriage service was read
By Bishop Clark Of the Diocese OF Rhode Island as
sisted by the Rev. George l.. Locke. The bride was
given away by Mr.. Marckwald She vor. diamond
lara present from the brdegr pom, and many other
family jewels: Among the guests were representatives
OF the families Of LawrenccS Lowells. Winthrops.
ser r, and Lambs Of Boston senator Nelson, "
Bishop NJ. A. De Wo f. Howe OF Pennsylvania. and
othcrS After the ceremony at the church wedding
breakfast was given al the Colt mansion. After 1t a
reception was given The welded pair will live on
| Comm 1nwealth.avc.. Eoston.
st. Paul. Nov Is lspedall.-The marriage Of
George Edward Wcod. OF NewYork 70 Miss isabel
The ushers Messrs Whitehousc. Motley and
MCKeever OF New York and Messrs. Dunn. FesSer
md Pend Of 81. Paul: and the best man was Albert
formed by bishop ". y. Gilbert. assisted bv thc
Rev. c. A. Andrews. In The news reserved for the
family wcrc Mrs; Bend and Meredith lend Mr. and
bride; Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood. ~ New York.
parents OF thc bridegroom and Mrs. ShIppen, sister
OF the bridegroom After the wedding a receipt
900 summitavc.. to which only The intimate friends
invited.