New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.


The wedding Of Miss Mnna Kathalina Gale, the
actress, and Archibald Cushman Haynes, took place
last evening at All Souls Unitarian Church, Fourth
and Twentieth-st. The Ceremony was witnessed
by large gathering. Miss Gale has been the
stage for the last eight years, during which time she
has been q member OF companies under the manage
ment OF Lawrence Barrett, Daniel Bandmann and
other prominent actors. She was In Mr.. Barret's
company for six years. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Theodore G. Williams, pastor
OF the church. The bride given away BY David
Williams, a relative. She attired In gown Of
white corded silk with long train, and made ex-
trcmely plain with the exception of the waist which
trimmed with old point de Venice. The long tulle
veil reaching to the end OF the train was held with
q garland Of orange blossoms. Her jewels consisted
of q diamond necklace, with ruby pendant, the Gift
Of the bridegroom. A prayerbOok bound in silver
wss carried in place OF a bouquet The maid OF
honor Miss Edith NJ. Gale, sister of the bride, and
the bridesmaids, Miss Jessie Spauldng, of Chicago,
and Miss Maud Appleton, OF Boston, dressed
alike In gowns Of white MORE, trimmed with white
chiffon. They carried bouquets OF pink roses. In
vitatiOns TO the church general.
After the ceremony there was small reception at
Sherry's. Supper served after the reception from
Q buffet Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes started short
trip. Among the guests at the reception were Mrs.
John b. Gale mother OF the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wetherbee, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Appleton, OF
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Roberts, ]. l.. Hnney
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Moro, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Kinney, Miss Spauding Governor Latd, Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Spaulding, OF Chicago; Dr. Henry wilson hlhe'
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Rice, General and Aie'
Blackman, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. s. Anthony, Peter X.
Warner, Mr. aud Mrs David Williams, John Gill;
Evert jansen Wendell, Harry Burnett, DIR. and Mrs.
W. II. Rockwell, Mr.. and Mrs n. l.. Hart, Mr.. ana
MIS-. VI. W. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert woodruff
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Balestier, General and MIS- u
H. T. Coils, Mr. and Mrs. f. W. scott, William H.
TAYLOR, DR.. and Mrs. L. X Baldwin, Mr. and MIS-.
". Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. s. j. Iiiden, MI. ana
Mrs. Theodore Bromley. Mr. and Mrs +. +. MacAay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Dsston.
Mrs. HAYNES Will not retire from the stage SNe
will resume her professional duties early In the VIII
fer Mr. HAYNES is the metropolitan manager OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, and vicepreSoeht
of the Hamilton Disston Investment Company
Charles Stewart Smith, President OF the CHAMBER OF
Commerce and Miss Anna W. Brown. daughter OF
Warren G.. brown, married yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony took place at O'Clock at No III Wese
Ninety third st. the home Of the brides father liie
Rev. DR.. Edward y. C0e, OF the Collegiate 'huVh'
Fifth-ave and Forty eighth-st, was the oihdallhs
clergyman The bride wore travelling costume. she
was not attended by bridesmaids. There were no
ushers and no best man. This is Mr.. Smiths seconu
marriage. There were present at the ceremony ois
relatives of the pair, among whom were MI ana MIS-
c. s. Smith IT. James Smith, brother OF the bridegroom
Miss Jenkins, Alfred Lockwood Brown and Alfred D
Rrown Mr. and Mrs. Smith starred last nlght lor
Montreal, whence, after few days, they VIII 80 u
Vancouver, in take steamer for JAPAN lhey
will remain abroad for year
The wedding OF Miss Mary Emma Ashley, only
daughter Of Governor James NJ Ashley OF Ioleuo'
10 Edward RingwOod Cooper, son OF eX' MAYOR Apran
s. Hewitt took place Wednesday at monroe Counge'
Putrin Bay Ohio the summer home of the brides
parents. The attendance was limited TO inc near
friends and relatives Of the couple There were h'
bridesmaids or best The two met IN berii
where both were students.
Miss Elizabeth Keller, daughter OF ID. b. heeier'
IT, of Seabright, will be married TO Torquato lasSo
Ps,cbcr on Wednesday September 10, at St. Georges
Church, Seabright. .
Brattleboro VT Sept. (Specia-Thc leading
people of Brattleboro and number OF people from
New-York. assembled In st. Mchael's Protestant Eps
copal Church this evening to witness the marriage
OF Miss Alice Shea second daughter OF George shea
ex-Cshief Justice OF the City Court of New-forh
to Charles Erastus Glidden, jr. whose father was
Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio. The ceremony
took place at 80 O'Clock. the Rev. William d.
Collins, rector Of the church, officiating His assist
ant was the Rev. Dr. Seabury, Of the Church OF the
Annunciation New York. a surpise'd choir pleceoeu
thu bridal procession singing "The Voice that breahed
Ger Eden" The bride entered the church Win iler
father She attended by Miss aaaoeih I pSss
Wilcoxson and Miss Elizabeth Marshall an COUSINS
Henry Dewey, OF Boston. met the bride at the chan
eel. The ushers George Shea IT.. brother OF
the bride: Henry Crosby, william +. Collins; %
Brattleboro Howard Cushman, Clarence storm hudopn
Faber and Albert iiergman OF New-fOrk' arthur
bridal party left the church the nupila music from
aLohengrlns sung. reception followed al me
hmse al the brides parents, who have made Biattle
boro their home during the summer Tor many years
The bride is painter. she has exhibited her Worh
for some wears at the National Academy OF Design
and last year one OF her paintings was hung In the
Paris salon. a dance In temporary pavilion lo-
lowed the reception