New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
VEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

In the Orange Valley, n. j.. Congregational Church
last evening Miss Estee Glllet Iddlngs was married
10 Francis Dixon Cleveland, son OF May Orestes
Cleveland Of Jersey City. There were about 900 In
vitations sent out, and the large house was filed
10 the doors with the friends OF the young couple.
The ushers led the bridal procession They were
Thomas S. Doremus, OF Montclalr; Z. NJ. Vandyke, Of
New York; Orestes Cleveland IT, OF Jersey City, and
Joseph 1ddngs, brother OF the bride, Of Washing
ton. The bridesmaids came next. They were Miss
Josephine Cleveland, Of Jersey City; Miss Minnie
Gary, OF Baltimore Miss Alice Head, Of Llewellyn
Park and Miss Julia Kittridge, Of Boston. The maid
Of honor was Miss Lola Iddngs sister Of the bride
The bride entered on the OF her father by whOm
she was given away. The party met at the
altar by the bridegroom with his best man, Arthur
Houston, OF Jersey City. The ceremony was per
formed by the pastor OF the church. the Rev Charles
Savage. At It's close n reception held at the
home OF the bride in High-st.
Miss Rose Blanche Underhill, daughter Of Mrs. r.
rnderhin of No. 1907 Madison-ave., and George W.
Rice son Of Henry H. Rice. the lawyer, were married
N the Rev. W. c. Billings, of the Baptist Church
Ffh-ave. and One hundred and twenty seventh-st
on Sunday evening. d. F. Melville was best man.
The ceremony witnessed by Mrs. Melville, Percy
Melville and Mrs. T. W. Greene. A reception was
held at the home Of tho BRIDES mother, after which
the bridal party started upon their wedding tour TO
. he South.
The marriage OF John j. Agar, the secretary OF
The Peoples Municipal League and Miss Macdonough
Of washing ton, D. c., will be quiet affair owing
10 the sudden illness Of Mrs. Coleman, the brides
aunt The wedding will take place at noon next Thurs
Gay week. in the private chapel at Georgetown
College
The wedding Of Miss Christina Marie Newton to
John Lawrence Boggs jr., will take place next
4 thursday morning in St. Johns Church, Washington
Il DC. Owing 70 the recent Illness Of Mr.. BOggs the
4 Wedding will be quiet one. and small wedding
/ breakfast Will follow at the home Of Miss Ne"tons
/ sister, Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard, NO l'"oo
II Eghteenth-st.
II Miss Maud stoutenburgh, daughter Of the late John
Albert stoutenburgh, was married last night at ST.
Iarthol0mew's Church, to DIR. Walter Graeme Eliot.
Editor of 1.-THE University Magazine" by the Rev. Dr.
David II. Greer assisted by the Rev. DR.; d. Parker
I Morgan. Tie bridesmaids we're MIS- Aleeca Church,
| MS Howe, Miss Isabel Wootton and Miss Maud
\ Proctor. The maid Of honor was Mis- Faye stodten
urgh. The best man William Parker. Butler.
| Tie ushers were Henry Il. Shope, Thomas Hastings,
John Mc(lintock and Jane Wilton Brooks. Dr. Eliot
Presented To- the bride cottago; Just coynperi at
Cedarhurs L. l., where DR.. and Mrs. Eliot Will shorty
Al the FiTss Reformed Church of Flatbqsh L. J..
last evening. Miss Eliza 2. Lott was married % I'd
ward Hagedorn. The pastor Of the church, the Rev
IL. L. Wells, performed tie ceremony. DR.. Kobeft
Boiling, Of Philadelphia, the lest man. The ushtro
we've George IIaeedorn Henry d. Lott Henry VI.
Wells. John b. zabn,ke Edward IeInccken and Fred
erck Buchner. The maid Of,hOnor was Miss Lille
Lloyd Lott sister OF the bride. and Miss Louise q.
zabrske, Miss Carrie Ditma Miss Grace Brown MIS-
Lydia Lloyd Strong were the bridesmaids. \ rcccp-
ton and wedding supper followed thu ceremony, which
was held ut the Lott home. IN Flatbush ave. Among
tie guests Mr.. and Mrs. John Ieferts, Mr. and
Mrs James Lefyert:, Mr. and Mrs. H., Wood sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Young, Sr. and MH; r. lefieris,
Mf. and Mrs. Gustav jain, Mr. and Mrs Thoodor;
MAYNARD, MIR. and Mrs. W /. Reese. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs J. Lott Vanderbilt,
Mr. and Mrs. W. o. schwafzwaelder Mr.. and Mrs John
T. Lott Mr. and Mrs. Ershine Lott Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Lott Dr. Robert BOhlen. sr., Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Dora Hagedorn. Miss sophia Hagedorn Gustav
Hagedorn and Miss Kate IIagCdorn.
San Francisco. Feb (speciaD.-In the new ST.
Marys Cathedral this morning Ernest c. La Montague
Of New-YorS, and Miss Louise Cathcrwood, daughter
OF Mrs. Clara CatherwoOd. were married. Tie blid,
10 granddaughter Of the millionaire Judge s. G.
Hastings. The maid Of honor Marie sister Of tn,
bride The bride, handsome brunette, wore
magnificent gown OF Duchesse satin, trimmed witt
point lace one yard in width. She carried a bOuque
o: azaleas and lilies of the valley. She did not wei
gloves following the rule introduced by Duches
OF Fife. Her veil Of exquisite lace. fastened with
spray Of orange blossoms and diamond crescen.
the gift OF the bridegroom Costly presents from
Ncw-York Louisville Baltimore and Washington Tn
best man Albert La Montague. The honeymoon
will be spent In Monterey.