New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Frances Bostwtck, youngest daughter Of Jabes
A. BOstwtck, married yesterday TO Captain Car.
stairs, Of the Royal Irish Rifles The ensngcment Of
Miss Bostw1ck to Captain Carssirs was first announced
In The Tribune They met In Cairo, In the winter OF
1s8o1s01. The marriage took place ut noon, IN the
drawing room Of Mr.. Bostwicks country home, Fred
hefm,' at Mamaroneck. The Rev. Dr. Armit0Se, for.
mcry pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church,
oflcIated There bridesmaids and no ushcas.
Captain Rudyerd. OF the Irish Rifles, was best man.
About fifty people present at the ceremony and
the wedding breakfast, which served by Sherry.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. II. n. Potter,
Mr.. ard Mrs. E. c. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. w. Rookie
eller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. stewart, r., SIR. and Mrs.
Frank Morrell, Robert l.. Morrell, Mrs. 5. X. Ford,
grandmother OF the bride; Mass Katte Cameron, Dun.
can Cameron, Colonel Mason Dey and Mrs. Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Havemeyer, Mr. and Mrs.. ".
T. Campbell Nr and Mrs. Marion story, Mr. ana
Mrs Gordon Mcdonald, Isaac Iselin, Mis-, Havemeyer
r. A. IInvemeyer, IT,, Hamilton Cary, Miss Cary, J.
S. Beresford A. de Navarro. Mrs Stevenson and Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. KernOchan. Captain and Mrs. Chr
stairs went fer q cruise about the sound on the steam
Yacht OF W. II. Starbuck, the Tnie
They will sail FOR England early In July, and viii
probably spend next winter In New York. Captain
Carsairs born In India, where his father was .
nudge In the civil service lie educated In Eng
land. Ills family is Irish.
Miss Nina Perry Fisk, daughter Of Dr. Samuel A.
Fisk, was married to Francis Ulshoe1er Paris. son
Of Irvine Tars Yesterday at noon, at Calvary Church.
The Rev. Dr. II. Y. Satteree, rector OF the church,
offciated The BRIDE givcn away by her brother,
d. Samuel 4. Fisk, OF Denver, Col. The maid
OF honor Miss Elizabeth Mellen. The bridesmaids
we're Miss Bertha Connolly, Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Alice smith, OF New York. Irving Paris, brother Of
the bridegroom, best man. The ushers wcre John
sIade, Walter H. Coles, Napoleon A. >aporas, y.
Appleton smith and DR.. Arthur l.. Fisk, brother Of
the bride A reception followed at the home Of the
brides mother, No. ia Fast Twenty ninthst. Among
tho guests were Mrs ". b. Hoffman, the Misses IIo6
man. Mrs. T.. II. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Swan. IT,.
Miss H. SWIM Miss swan, the Misses schwab, W. q.
V1shoetrer Ms. +. NJ. Bncon Miss Bacon Mrs. Henry
Van wart Mrs C. II. Huntington. Morton Grinnen. tho
Misses Irving Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Elliott, Miss
Garrctson. Mrs. Denton smith, Mis-. smith, Mrs.
James c. Fisk, OF Cambridge, Mnss, Mr. and Mrs. E.
b. FISH, of Boston, Alis'er Greene, Chalmers Wood,
Robert F. Fisk OF Boston, Mrs O. II. Perry, Of South
mort Conn. william ". Mehahy, OF Boston; Nj. and
Mrs H. C. Dickinson Mis-, Binilger, William B. Bin.
niger. Charles y. Bninger, Mrs Walter Lewis, the
Misses Lewis, Mrs. Bowie Dash and the Misses Hunt
i.ston.
Miss Catherine Hutchinson Harris, daughter Of
Josepi, Harris OF Portland, oregon, married To
Nathaniel G. Strong, Of Port Townsend, Wash.'
Yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, at the Church OF the
| III fgnraton, In East Twenty nnth-St The Row.
Dr. lIoughton oficiaed Mr.. and Mrs. Harris drove
away from the church for wedding tiip.
The marriage OF Miss Emily Mauier 10 william II.
Frame will take place this evening at the Fifth Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church The reception will follow at No.
l43 West seventy -ninth-st.
The wedding OF Miss Josephine L. Laimbeer to
She pard X. DE Forrest Will tnke place quietly TINS
afternoon I'm the chantry Of Grace Church. After the
ceremony the relatives Of the pair will meet to con-
graduate them nj No. $40 Madison-ave.
The marriage OF Miss Annie Eugene smith, daughter
Ixrp EtSlA
tool place ut the First Methodist Episcopal Church last
night The Rev Mr. l.. Il. Streeter ohciated, and the
Young couple stood under floral canopy and arch sur.
| rounded by palms and cut flowers, while the cere-
mony was being conducted. The bride was given
AWAY by her brother, DIR. H. Eugene smith, and she
was dres sed In gown OF white corded SILK with pearl
trimmings, with diamond ornaments, gift OF the
bridegroom. Her veil was fastened With diamond
pins The maid OF honor, Miss Gertrude G. Ffsks,
a sister Of the bridegroom, was dressed In Nile green
silk. The bridesmaids were the Misses Jessie Bad
worth Lillian Armstrong, Lota Peck and T.. Lyon,
| each dressed In yellow crepe de chine Captain John
| McConkey, Of Harrisburg, was best man. The usheu
were Lieutennnts George c. Hener. of the 9Th ReG-
ment John Miller and W. F. Daniel, Of the 9TH Regi-
ment and Woodruff Smith. reception was given
TO the couple at the home OF the BRIDES mother after
the ceremony ut the church. After the reception the
couple started on TO Chicago and the West, and
will I've In Mount Vernon after their return.
The Rev. Mr.. Acheson, the popular assistant to Dr.
Ralnsord ut St. Georges for the last four years and
Miss Ciooderham, Of Toronto, will be married today
The wedding Will take place in Toronto at the Cahe
dra The Bishop OF Toronto will ofciate, assisted by
| Canon Du Molin Friends OF Mr. Acheson from New.
| York who will be his ushers DR.. Quintnrd, the
Rev. J. F. Carter assistant at ST. Georges; W. IL
Mclaughlin and Frederick Bull. After month spent
| In travelling Mr.. Ache>On ard his bride VIII go 70
their new home. Mlddletown, Conn. where Mr.. Ache
son has lately accepted a call % Trinity parish,
large and wealthy congregation OF that city. c..,
The fist marriage IN IN" new FIRST Biptlst 'h.Ioo
| OF East Orange :. j., took place Yesterday ara>
noon in the presence OF large number OF the iren0S
OF the young people. Miss Jane Elizabeth barkalew'
daughter o, Charles 8 Barkalew. was married 10 "a
| tbe Rev j. A. Chnmblin. oniciated There were
neither bridesmaids nor beet man. The usners were
Louis Ilinman and Lieutenant J. f. Cross OF Nc~-
| York Marvin Griffin, OF Newliamourg, ana "eorse
Middleiown, 4 T.. June : special st James.
Church az Goshen was fllei 10 Overfowing ms
afternoon when the rector. the Rev. W T.. hai,,n
united In marriage Howard Augustus TAYLOR, OF no
Barnarl Murray. OF Goshen. GRANDDAUGHTER OF me
late g. y. Murray. and niece OF George w. Murray,
president OF the Orange County Bank NJ or iS
| maid Miss iiuatinGdon. 81 New-lork Ivy, ivy
blower. Byrne and Taylor. The best man wa, ~ss
| Joseph Clark Of Philadelphia som. Of the nshers
| are we'll known lawn-tcnnis players, Mr layiyr
! being expert nj that game. IheS were byfr' -
| Charles Dodge Mr. Moulton, Mr. Lewis the Rev.
Mr. setgwics J. ". wainwright. X. Z. Barnard, Of
| New.York city. and Mr.. Fiske OF Boston. Aler
| The ceremony a reception was given az the nome
| Mrs. Taylor will take long trip I'm Europe.