New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
Jennings PAST AND TO COME.

u.e,oe of great interest to New-York and
~ o. soc,ety was the marriage Of Mass Mary know-
Bf, child of Edwin F. Knowlton. OF Brooklyn, to
W'' Johannes Won Francken-Sierstorph of Berlin
op .op Mace yesterday afternoon at IL 30 O'CLOCK
a-sw1ng- room of Mr.. Knowlton's house. No. POI
psTrbss Heights. The ceremony was performed
CONF ,emporary altar, and, the bridegroom is Of
pau n.usn catholic faith, the officiating clergyman was
the e. THOMAS Ward, Of the Church Of st. Charles
INV 80 The benedicton was pronounced by the
pS Mr. Charles ii. Han, of Trinity Protestant Epis
he' rnurch of Brooklyn, of whose parish the bride
COP uemher There were no bridesmaids. The bride
-. brother Count Adebert Won Francken -Slers
80 uas best man. The ushers were a. Won Mumm
..,s..,v Attache Hesse, Baron Mentzenbecher and
-, Kettler Of the German Legation; Frederic Van
s.hoonhoven Crosby, at one unie secretary OF 'he
.-..,rsn Legation at Berlin,
I'M bridegroom Is Of an ancient family, whose
-, ~ nobility was granted In the twelfth century
q. ,s a son of Count Fedor Won Francken-serstOrpf
no estates are in Silesia and Westphaiia. His
va" ras the Countess IIenckel DoDnersmarch and
,hred great wealth from her father. The bride has
s.n out in society for three years but her mother
ling been dead a number of years, she has had
~.rcne she was introduced under the chaperOnage
:. ~. BENJAMIN Mifrn, of Pittsfeld, Mass, at New
Mrs. Mifiiu accompanied her to Europe year
" ,d while In England both were presented at the
80 NJ St James. During the last winter Mnle' &c
Mali has been her chaperone. is nearly 1our years
s.,. Miss Knowlton met Count Sierstorph at HON
,-.. Her union with him is considered one OF the
~, brilliant international marriages in many years
,Nmt the middle of May tie pair will sail for Ger
many. 80, - Mo-, 40
Among the guests at the breakfast were Nine de
MALI Mrs Elliott Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan
r,Dt,rop Mrs. Benjamin Miflin, V. 5. Hal, Miss
r,..v Cameron w. Harold Brown, Mrs Paran stevens,
!, sena,or OTIS Miss Otis, George MunNS, Mr.. ana
v,s John Prentice, the Marluise de Talleyrand-fer
srd Mrs Francis Delafeld Miss Delafled, Mrs. W. H.
y.Dderbilt Mrs. Shepard, Miss Shepard, Mr. and Mrs
calvin s. Brice Miss Brice, Mr. and Mrs. g. b. Alex
,naer Mr. and Mrs. J. s. T. Stranahan, the Misses
pr,oknan. Mrs A. p. stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. John do
Ruyter Miss de Ruyter, Mrs. j. w. Gerard, j. W.
Gerard. IT,, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Chittenden, Madison
Grant. Mrs. V. s. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kip
AR and Mrs Walter Lewis, Miss Madeline Lewis
", and Mrs James p. KeruOchan, Mr.. aud Mrs. J..
rrderdck Person. Miss PersOn, Mrs. Philip Sands the
Misses Sands, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barclay. Mr. and
Mrs Frederic sheldon. Mr. and Mrs W. Jay Schiehelin
Mrs A. c. Chaplin, Miss Amy Townsend. Miss Mesier
Mrs. S. S. Scott, Miss Scott, Dr. and Mrs F. lie Roy
saterlee Miss sattellee Miss Barley, Mr.. and Mrs
C. Fl. Leland, Miss Leland, Lorillard Kip, Mrs. H.
Asher Robbins Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. POmeroy, Miss
pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. j. F. d. Lanier, the Misses
IsbsIn. Mr. and Mrs. John s. Plummer, c. Cochrane
Rroome Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs
G. Porter Miss Louise Roman Baldwin, Duncan
Cameron the Misses Dresser, Mr.. and Mrs. H. I"
Ward Miss sophie Furniss Mr.. and Mrs. +. Dyer IT,
Mrs E c. Cowdin Miss COwdin, Mrs Gaspar Orls-
void, Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs John
A. MADDEN IT.. Alexander NJ. MADDEN, Mrs James
Hartman Miss Hartman. Mrs. Frederic Cromwell
Miss Cromwell T. j. Oakley Rhinelander, &. I'ham
scott Alfonso de Navarro, Lynch Pringle, Ward Nc
In,ster Miss McAllster. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Allen. Mrs Austin Corbin Miss CoFbin' MrS.
g. F. Barger, Miss Berger Mr.. and MIS- H.
l. Berwind, Mrs. George Kidd, Miss huu'
A. NJ. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Smith. Miss Van
Nostsand Shipley Jones A. V. z. Post, Kinseye Ma
goun, Frank Andrews, G.. Creighton Webb }. Chhch
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Swan. a. Il. Conknng' Miss
~ Pearsall Field and Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Forsy'he'
Miss Isabelle Frazer Halsey daughter OF George A.
Halsey. OF Newark was married last evening to
Phletus w. VAIL member OF the New-lork stock
Exchange The wedding took place in the First
frshyterian Church in Newark and was performed BY
X s Howell and the maid of honor Miss Muligan,
Of Chicago There wore four bridesmaids, all Of
Hesie smyths and Miss Mamie Headley: The gshegs
we're Charles d. Halsey. Leonard Vail Addison WOOD
ban and EdT nsT. Mo1e% OF new YORK recpon
followed al the house Of the BRIDES parents IN Broad st
Miss Caro- Tracy Dwight, daughter Of Mrs; Georse
Church, sadisonaVe. and sixty-sxth.st to the Rev
George BrincRerhof Richards, of Albany Bishop
Rev. Dr. Battershan Of St. Peters Church M6any
Of which the groom is assistant ree N dheTs ~
a sister OF the BRIDE and four ushers The BRIDE was
given away by her brother Theodore Dwight Of Eos S
oldest sister The choral service was delightfully."-
rendered by chancel choir Of mixed voices The We
GDg entered the church and walked up the aisle
large number OF relatives and friends weIe 9fese' ~
tha ceremony The bridal party ait'fward met ~
ne residence Of the brides mother, but there was no
formal reception.