New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

VEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME
| The wedding Of Miss Nary Lockwood Townshcnd
! daughter OF John Townshend to Lieutenant j. Gift
ford Rennard, lst Artillery United States Army tool
place last evening at ST. Thomass Church. The Rev
Dr. j. Wesley Brown, rector of the church, OBLIGATED
AS the men OF the bridal party al their uniforms
the wedding was unusually bri liant The best man
was Lieutenant Henry ID. Todd. jr.. Sd Artillery
Washington Barracks. The ushers were Lieutenants
Herbert Deakyne, w. W. Harris and Robert Mctiregor
Oh the Engineer Corps, L. A.; Lcutcnants William
| Lassiter, Charles Bromwell and j. snow, Of the LIT
Artillery, L. s. A. The maid OF honor was Miss
! Isabelle Van Brunt and the bridesmaids were Miss
Margaret lnman, Miss Katherine Flower and Miss Mary
Mills. The bride entered the church with her father
After the ceremony large reception followed at the
house OF the brides father, No. - West Fifty Necond
ST. where Pinard served an elaborate supper. Amon;
the guests were Captain and Mrs. Russell Lieutenant
charles Harding, Lieutenant Mclndoc Captain and
Mrs. Huobel, Captain and Mrs. McMurray, Major and
MIS- Randolph, Miss Randolph, Lieutenant W
W. Galbraith, Lieutenant EcholS, Lieutenant
Marsh, Major John Eagan, Major ana Mrs
liashlns, Miss HaSSins, Lieutenant and Mrs Andrews
Mrs. a. e. Bettner, Mr.. and Mrs. James swan.
captain Dillenback, Mrs. Fanny Barrow Mrs James
tohoHey Judge and Mrs. Pryor Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
PoStley, Colonel and Mrs. slocum, Mrs Orlando b.
Potter, Mrs. a. C. Van 8runt, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Hilton ex-Judge and Mrs. Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Downing, General Q. o. Howard, Mrs Leon Harvicr
Mr. and Mrs II. s. Van Sclalcb, Mrs. II. II. l..
Townsend, Arthur Van Brnnt Dr. W. f. Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Sutton Mr. and Mrs. James
Swan, Miss Pryor, Mrs. James Ball and Mrs. Lesher
After a Southern trip, Lieutenant and Mrs. Rennard
will live at Fort Hamilton where the bridegroom IS
stationed.
The wedding of Miss VI. Eliot Eetts, only daughter
OF Frederic II. Belts, To Russell IL. IIoadlcy took
place in the chantry Of Grace Church yesterday at
noon. The ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr.
W. 5. Ranford. rector OF st. Georges Church. The
Rev. james Chalmers assisted Miss Louise Foscr, Of
Buffalo. a cousin Of the bride her maid Of honor.
The bridesmaids Miss Eunce Ives, Miss Wckham,
Miss Brewster and Miss Banks. The brides brother.
Louis F. Holbrook Belts. the BEST man. There
only two ushers William Adams and Oliver lie
Fargo. a small reception followed at the home Of The
brides parents. No. - Irving Place Among the guest
Mrs. X. II. Ioadey Miss Edith IIoadlcy, Mr.. and
Mrs George F. Belts, the Misses Belts, Samuel X. Belts
p. Loriard Ronalds jr., Mr. and Mrs. Fred lIa.scy,
Mr.. and Mrs. BraytOn Ives, Miss Ives, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur VI. Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Whitney, Mr..
and Mrs. w. IL. Schiefcln. Mr. Nathaniel Hatch,
W. IL. Wicl.ham, Townsend McKcevcr Mr.. and Mrs.
]. p. Robinson, the Misses Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Grant, Mrs. George S. Scott and Miss Scott.
\ quiet wedding took place Yesterday at noon at IN"
house OF Mrs. Anna l.. stevenson, No. . East sixty
seventhst when her daughter Miss Elose stevenson.
married TO James Loillrd Kernochan. only Of
James 4. hernOcnan. Inc lttN. DE- JOhn Hall per
formed the marriage ceremony. The ceremony took
place in the drawing room the briic and bridegroom
entering together Dudley Winthrop the best man.
The only people present Paul and Maxwell steven
son. brothers OF the BRIDE Mr.. and Mrs. James T..
Kernochan, parents OF the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Pcll, the latter the sister OF the bridegroom;
Miss Fannie Bosuwick, Miss Cottenct, Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. Wright. After the ceremony all sat down 70
wedding breakfast served by sherry. Mr. and Mrs.
KernOchan, who devoted 10 hunting and racing,
will build house at Hampstead, L. l.
The wedding OF a. Lawrence Hopkins, whose divorce
obtained some years ago 10 Miss Kitty Dodge, Of
Boston, will be an incident Of The near future.
Chicago Jan. 20 (specia-Ihc marriage u Mis-
RoAana a. Wentworth, daughter Of ne late John
Wentworth, OF this city, TO Clarence W. Bowen, ~
BlOoklyn, " y, took place at the Ne" England
Church, at noon today The Rev. DR.. James Gibson
johnson, pastor Of The church, performed the oIc.
Inony assisted by the Rev. Franklin ". FISK, president
Of the Chicago Theological seminary. The church,
beautifully decorated, was crowded WIN representa-
tves Of the best society HE altar was covered with
American Beauty roses, lile', palms and ferns The
with ana lilies. and pOtted plants wore arranged
in clusters about the sides Of the church ClTrnoc
EDDY played the organ herbert W. h"wch' httu
states Consul at barcelona' spain brother Of The
DarsCS na TS william Ii, e H. sckc5 gd rac Var
mum, OF New DIRK Arthur Hatch William Reid >iJy
Walker, Herrcpont Isllam, and Edward l'atchord, OF
this city. Promptly at noon the bride entered alone
er %sdS S raI E w TTN lon" on arr Train coc
high, and long sleeves, trimmed with Old point lace.
she magnificent Veil OF point Etc.
Her ornaments diamonds inherited from her
mother. In her hand She carried bouquet oi lilies
OF the valley.
The ceremony was brief after which The bridal
party took carriages for the home Of the bride, No.
4G6 Elm st. where the wedding breakfast was served:
The wedding gifts were numerous ana costly. bus
were not displayed. Early this afternoon the bride
and bridegroom took train for the south. After
their wedding tour they will return IT, their future
home In New York City. The bride Is one Of the
richest women in the city.
Keyport, Jan. 2e.--At st. Marys Episcopal Church,
this place today Miss Lizzie styles daughter of Cap
tain gohn STYLES, married to Henry FOunccr. Of
New-York. The ceremony performed by the Rev
s b. Crozler, pastor of the church. The couple VIII
spen1 the honeymoon in Chicago.