New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
VEDDINGS PAST And 10 COME.

Mss Amy Beatrice Cook. daughter of DR.. Daniel
.rcok was married TO oliver b. Lightowler at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Fourteeth-st and Secondave..
lost evening at o'clock The Rev. Henry McEwen,
nastor Of the church, OBLIGATED. Louis Christanson
was the best man. The ushers were E. D. Waterbury,
william worden, Lloyd Williamson and II. c. Rees.
,tss Bessie Donaldson the maid OF honor. y
small reception followed the home of the brides
,arents No. I25 East Tentll-st Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. William E. Flagg, Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Lightowler, DR.. and Mrs William Forrest, DR..
and Mrs. A. s. Hunter, Mrs. George Chatterton, In
spector and Mrs. Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Aranguren-
Miss Bella Porter White, daughter Of W. H. White,
was married TO j. Hollis Wells yesterday afternoon at
Holy Trinity Church. one hundred and twenty second
st. and Lenox-ave. The Rev. Dr. Bridgman, rector of
the church. oficated. The bride was given away by
her brother, W. II. White, tr. Edward Wells brother
Of the bridegroom best man. The ushers were
John A. Coffin, r. S. Cooke, Charles W. White brother
of the bride, and 5. T. Maher. After the ceremony
the bridal party TO the home Of the brides par
ents No 426 East One hundred and sixteenth-st for
an informal dinner. The couple will be at home at
that address after April o.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris VictOrius. of No 243 East
sixty-rsst, have sent out cards for the wedding OF
their daughter Carrie to Max Mandler at the Vienna,
Lexington-ave and Fifty eighthstp tomorrow evening
at O'Clock.
The wedding of Miss Henriette Bacharach, daughter
Of Herman Bacharach, to Edwin II. Nordlinger will
take place on Thursday evening, April Ii, at Del
monico's.
Miss Jessie Blaleley. daughter Of David Blakeley,
will be married to Walter Carroll Low at the Central
Congregational Church. Eighth-ave. and Fifty seventh
ST. on Thursday afternoon, April 2l.
THE wedding OF Miss Gertrude Riker to her cousin
Richard Rker will take place this afternoon at St
Bartholomew's Church. A reception will follow at
No. 27 East Sixty-ninth-st
Miss Louise Godfrey, daughter of Wilson Godfrey,
was married to Robert Easton Irwin Of Brooklyn on
Monday at noon the home OF the brides parents NO
So East Thirty frstst. The Rev. DR.. Coyer ofcated
Louis Shipman tho best man. There were no
usbers. The bride attended by her sister, Miss
Jessie Godfrey. small wedding breakfast was served
by Sherry. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. William Eason, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Allen Townsend, Mr. and Mrs John A. searles,
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Coe. the Misses Coe, the Misses
searles Miss Green, Miss Sands, David Shpman. Miss
Moore, Miss Ruth Moore Miss Bessie Pitcher Miss
Ada Blackford, Mr. and Mrs John c. Moore, Mrs
Dexter Hawkins, Eugene Hawkins, and General and
Mrs. Rush Hawkins.
The marriage of Nine. de Barios 10 Senior de Roda
will take place early In May. The date has not yet
been set.
Newrlryport Mass, April SpeciaD.
port was aroused to lively state OF animation ana
interest this morning by the wedding OF the daughter
Of one the leading families OF the neighborhood III
the quaint old First Parish Unitarian Church. where
her parents aud grandparents before Der were welded
Miss Margaret Curzon Marquand daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p Marquand, of New-York, was married to
Herbert Dudley Hale. son OF the Rev. DR.. Edward
Everett Hale Of Boston, The street In front OF the
church was crowded with the townspeople. and the
throngs that filled the balconies hour and half
before the time set for the attesed the gen
eral interest The interior of the church presented
q picturesque sight. The oh-fashtoned pews. whose
doors swung open TO admit to their hghbached FADED
cushioned seats representatives. OF TIE wealth ana
fashion Of New-York and Boston, were adorned with
sprigs of oxeye daisies. The usual sombre appear
ance OF the altar relieved by magnifl-
cent display OF ferns aud palms. and potted
plants, rhododendrOns and azaleas In full bloom
Among those who came by special train 10 attend the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Moses Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Richardson, the Misses Richardson, Miss
Lucy Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Head. Mrs Il.
B. Blake. Professor Royce, Of Cambridge A. b.
Nichols, Miss Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr.
and Bartold Schlesinger the Misses schlesinger,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles shepley, of Brookline; Miss
Houghton, DR.. and Mrs Wesselhoeft. Mrs. A. W.
Blake, Of BrooHne, and II. II. Porter and son. Miss
Higginson, Mr. and Mrs Rowland Davis. Mrs. J. II.
Brown, Miss Brown and the Misses Shipper. OF New
York. The ushers Charles Francis Adams, I'd,
Of Boston; Russell Marqusnd, OF New-York; Dwight
Porter Of New-York; Frank Woodman, OF Boston
Frederick Gray Of New York, and W. Atkinson,
Arthur Butler and George Clarke, of Boston.
It was IL 90 O'Clock when the bridal party entered
the church TO the wedding march from "Lohengrin,
played by g. W. Chadwick, organist Of DR.. Hales
church, in Boston. Following the ushers were the
maid OF honor, Miss Martha D. Brown Of New YORK
and the bridesmaids, Miss Hit Miss Julia Draper,
Miss Marquand, sister of the BRIDE and Miss Mabel
Busch. Of NewYork; Miss Williams and MIS-
Atkinson OF Brooklne, and Miss Gertrude Fuller OF
Cambridge.
The bride wore q simple but elegant gown OF
white silk with long tule VEIL and carried bridal
bouquet as unique IL was beautiful, consisting OF
q fIill-fowered plant OF pure white double azaeas.
The party was met at the altar BY the bridegroom
and his best man, his brother, Robert Hale. The
ceremony was conducted by the Rev. DR.. h. h. Haze
the Rev. S. G. Beane, pastor OF the church, assst
ing. -, III, ..
and few Invited guests took carriages for Curzons
Nils the old family home Of the Marquands, on me
Merrimac River four miles from the city. Mr.. ana
Mrs Hale went TO New York this evening ana VIII
SAIL soon for Europe where Mr.. Hale VIII continue
his study In architectural design in Paris
Washington, April (specaD.-Water Taft Hutch,
ms of Neyy-York City. and Miss Katherine Lang, OF
schuylerve. " Y. were married az noon today at
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs 4. J. Halord In THIS CITY
The Rev DR.. Bartlett of the New-York Presbyterian
Church officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Ilutchns VIII 90
abroad Immediately and will spend some time IN Lon
don with Mr. Hutchnss mother, Mrs. ii. PARKINSON
sharp AT Bleasdale House. Keneington. MI. Hucmhs
is the only son Of the late Francis w Hutcns OF New
vn-Ir ifv