New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
TEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

vs. Wilhclnina Boyd, daught,r Of Captain Ro5er:
"a United states Navy was married 10 l. eutenant
,,rns Tracy Walling, L. : ~, last evening at 8
,lock In Grace Church, Brooklyn. The Rev. +. NJ.
r,rkus associate rector Of Grace Church. and the
cav r. IL. l.. Tighc, OF Grace Mission Chapel, Brook
,rn we're the officiating clergymen. The bride was
icon away by her brother DR.. Robert Boyd Passed
,s.stant surgeon, u. 8. n. She had only one at
.rdant Miss Belle Wallng, of Circlevle Ohio sister
., the bridegroom. The best man was Lieutenant
! p. Reynolds U. S. ~, and the usbers were Lieu
,cnsnt W. l.. Dodd Lieutenant p. ;. Lonsdae. Lieu
~rant p. 5. Murphy Lieutenant Charles Preston.
r,suenant j.. W. ii. Alderdice and Lieutenant T. {.
Prince all of the United States Navy. All the men
in the bridal party were in fulldrcss uniform.
,msl reception followed at the home of tho brides
mother No. 40 WillOw-st Among the guests invited
we're secretary Tracy, relative of the bridegroom;
commodore and Mrs. Erhen, Captain and Mrs Kane,
Mr. and Ms. Theodore X. Gibbs, Colonel Wildrick,
T. ;. A., General and Mrs. O. o. Howard, Mrs.
L. 5. Grant. DR.. V. +. Bull, DR.. Charles Walton.
Dr. c. 4. Powers. c. p. Coggeslall. Mr.. and Mrs.
" e.. Davies, Miss Davies, Norman VI. c. Ellcott,
CDonel and Mrs. Fellows, the Misses Fellows. Mr..
and Mrs. \. A. Low, the Misses Vadaud, Mrs. L.
Ncolovius, Miss NcoOvius, Mr. and Mrs Harold
Van Nos;rand. Mr. and Mrs. T. : Grant, and Colonel
and Mrs. F. lIudekoper. Lieutenant Waing has
two weeks leave OF absence, during which time he
will with his bride visit hi, father A. T. Walling at
Circleville Ohio. After his leave of absence he ey-
poets TO be ordered away for duty. Many hand
some presents were received by the pair
IN the private drawing room of the Hotel Bruins
wick last evening at 80 O'Clock Miss sophie schultz.
daughter of A. IL. schultz married TO Max
Esman. of this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr.. siverman, of Temple Emanuel.
There were no bridesmaids. The ushcrs were Ben
jamn schultz, Milton Eisman, Max Lasher, Max Liss-
berger. Max and William schultz After the cere-
mony the vHsts sat down to a dinner, which was
served In the ballroom. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. H. Esman, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blath Mr.. and Mrs L.
Nssberger Miss J. Hoffman, Miss Il. lrschkind, Mr.
and Mrs. William strauss, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. >
Dessauer. Miss > Srn and II. Sidenberg.
Miss Louise Dorset Knighton was married to
Livingston Roe, ir. at the house Of the brides
sister, Mrs. L. 5. Wilde No. 1l6 East Thlrty-eghth-
ST.. yesterday at noon. The Rev. DR.. Satierco
oniciated. Alfred IL. Abeel best man. There
were no bridesmaids. owing TO recent death in
the bridegrooms family only the immediate relatives
were present
Cards were sent out yesterday for the wedding Of
Miss Virginia Coudert. second daughter of Frederic r.
Coudert, to Frederick IL. Benedict, at the home OF
the BRIDES parents No 10 East Forty-Gfthsr..
Thursday afternoon. November TO- at 3 30 O'Clock.
A reception will follow from until O'Clock.
Miss Lucy Wells Tyler. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Coyydon F. Tyler Of this city. married to Clifford
stephen Kelsey at o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the Madison Avenue Reformed Church. the Rev. DIR.
Abbott f. Kittredge officiating. Miss Mary Tyler was
maid OF honor, and the best man was John Holden.
The ushers were c. C. Tyler. DR. :. W. Hubbard. sey-
mour Bonsa F.. J. E>Selstyn, John Johnston and DR..
A. L. Fske. The music was rendered b. :. CLARKE
Lord organist Of the Asylum Hi Congregations!
Church, Hartford. Conn. After wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Kelsey will make their home in brooklyn
Miss Myn Agnes DOremuS. the eldest daughter OF
ornelius Doremus, ce-president Of the Gcrmana
Life Insurance Company. married in the Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn or Wednesday
night 10 Henry Augustus Paterson. OF that city. The
church was filled with fashionable assemblaGe. The
shers were frederick : Doremus. the brides brother:
Richard Ontwater, Victor BARNES. Frederick Chapman.
Robert Chapman. Frederick Dricgs. Henry Eoernm
and Frederick Humbert The brid'Nn!aidS were Mss
irene BramRn, Miss Marie Louise MCMickcl MISS
Hart and Miss HyerS. The bridesmaids carried bou-
luets OF pink chrysantEemums and hand painted fans
he gift OF the bride. The bride groOms gifts % the
lshers pearl ncchtic pins. After the wedding
here was reception at the home Of Thy brides father
80. IL south Elliot Place. At 10 o'clock the couple
started for California where they will spend the hone
moon.
Newburg. Oct 81 (SpeclaN--A wedding occurred in
81. Georges Episcopal Church at O'Clock this even
Ing The bridegroom Frederick w Banks, Of
the National Bank of Ncwburg, and the bride MIS-
Margaret A. Wilson, daughter OF the cashier Of the
Highland National Bank. The rector. the Rev. Or.
Ocavius Applegate, oficiated. The best man was
James G.. Graham. jr., and the bridesmaids wcrc
Miss Antoinete Marsh. of Wasmnctonyille: Miss MARY
Of New Work. and Miss Linda p. straw. Of Newburs,
The maid OF honor Miss Ida WILSON,