New-York tribune., 1892-11-23

took place at her home. No. 13o Joalemonst, BTooh
| yn, last evening The Rev. Thomas Ward ohcia'eo'
There no bridesmaids and no maid OF hohor'
Tho best man Dr. Henry Minton Only relatives
of The pair attended the ceremony.
Miss Laura Buchanan a daughter Of James W
Buchanan. Will be married to J. Mathew Wainwright,
Of this city, at Trinity Chapel this afternoon.
reception will follow at the homo OF tho Drde ,
parents. No. 10 West ThirtysXthst
y pretty wedding took place last evening at the
chapel OF ST. Agncs's Church, Ninety second ST. ana
Amsterdam.ave. where Miss Margaretta Ward, young
est daughter of Peter Ward, Of Newburg. was married
10 II. Ives smith. OF this city. The maid OF honor
Miss Kerr, OF Newburg. and the best man was
rercyal Kuhne. Of this city. The bridal procession
was headed by the young niece and nephew OF the
bride little MarIory wentz and Ward Villas. \ small
reception followed the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. Theodore Wcntz
At the home Of the brides sister, Mrs Livingston
Clifford. 40. 90 Benuy-ave, Jersey City Heights
g. a. swain of Middletown, y. w. and Miss Josephine
Davis. of Jersey City, married yesterday BY tic
Rev; Mr. Kerr. OF Jersey city, and the Rev. DR..
Gordon Of Middleown The uShers were Henry
City, and l.. Sanger, Of Port Jeryis After the cere-
mony reception was held Among those present
MlddletOwn: Mr. and Mrs. George Clifford. Mrs.
Z. v r.. Clifford, Mrs. j. NJ. Tappen, Bonnel
trace Tompkns Thomas Bunsteid, Misses l.. and
NJ Minstead, and Frank Garland. Of Jersey City; Mr
lianbert Nlr and MIS-; Bonncll, Mr.. and Mrs Wilcox
and Dr. and Mrs. NILS, of MlddlctOwn, y. Y. Mr.
and Mrs Royce. Of Albany: Mr.. and Mrs. Upcrgron
of Rroohyn Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Davis OF P'lila-
dclphla Mr.. and Mrs Swain, OF Brooklyn. and Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Davis, OF Jersey City. The supper
was served by Clark
Camden. y. J., Nov % (Special).-In St. Pauls
Protestant Episcopal Church at today Miss
Helen oewel daughter Of ex-United States senator
W. j. Sewell, married 10 Charles Louis Bore, IT,
OF the banking firm OF Bonc lS Co., Philadelphia, and
grandson Of Grants first Secretary OF the Navy.
The church was beautifully decorated There was a
large company present from all parts Of the and
from Philadelphia md New York. The bride white
satin, with pearl trimmings, ard carried white chrs-
anthemums: the bridesmaids were I'm white, with pink
trimmings. The Episcopal service read by Bishop
scarborough. AMI the rector. the Rev. DR.. Thomas A.
Iidball General Sewcl gave his daughter away. The
maid OF honor Miss Sarah Sewell sister OF the
bride. The bridesmaids were Miss Bore Of Philadel-
pMa, sister OF the bridegroom Miss Bushnell Morris
town, y. j.; Miss Benjamin, New York Miss Green,
Trenton; Miss Grey, Camden: Mss Warren Troy
The best man was Bcauveau BOrie, IT,, brother Of the
bridegroom The uShers Clayton McNiichael,
Emory McMlclad Frcier'k Mcigs, Frederick Nelson.
Hurry Smith. Adolph Lto,crgartcn, Adolph B0Ife J.
Hartley Merick, = W. Doughcrty and Lieutenant Rob
crt Sewell. After reception at the home Of the
bride, father, Mr.. and Mrs Boric started on an
Tere senator John +. McPherso9. ex excl,oncellor
George B. Roberts, and Mr. and Mrs. John
r. Green SCHUYLER G.. woodruff Miss
Jennie Rover. Lieutenant IIevl Major Anderson John
Potts, Elliott Z. Lane and Frank Thomson.