New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-01
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The wedding Of Miss Adele stevens to Frederick
H. ALEU- took place yesterday at noon, at the Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION, In East Twenty nntst near
Fifth-ave There small gathering of relatives
and intimate friends OF the pair the greater number
Of their friends being at their country places or
abroad. The bride entered the church with her
father, Frederic Stevens. The only attendant the
bride was Miss Becckman. The best man was Ralph
n. Ellis and the ushers were Joseph Sampson Stevens
brother of the bride; Robert Shaw Mntlrrn, OF New
York; Josiah Quincy, Of Quincy. Mass, and william
Richardson, Of Boston. The officiating clergyman
the Rev. y. T. Tracy, Of Garden City, L. l., his
sistant being the Rev. Il. W. Nicher-
son. Of ST. Paurs Church, Paterson, N. j.,
who classmate OF the bridegroom
ut Harvard University. After the ceremony a wed.
ding breakfast served by sherry at the house OF
the brides father, No. 33 West Thirty ffths About
sixty people present among them Miss Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. ii. Allen and Dr. and Mrs. Vessel
hoeft relatives OF the bridegroom, from Boston; Mr.
and Mrs. Byam X. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Stevens the Misses Stevens, Mrs. N 7. Tracy, Andrew
Sands, the Misses Sands. Mrs. Walter Rutherford
Mrs. Frederick Kernochans Miss c. Kernocrin, Wood
bury Kane, Elisha Dyer. !r. Howard Gallup, w.
SgUurney OTIS, John Webb Of Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Lamson, Arthur Schermerhorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sturgis, Mrs. Cortantt Moss, Miss
Moss. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Havemeyer. Livingston
Beekman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank pendlcton. Miss La Mon
Irwin, Miss Blninger. the Misses Wetmore, Richard
T. Wilson, IT., Mrs. Fordyce Barker, Miss BaococK
and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Baylies. 0umoer OF costly
presents received by the pair including chest
Of silver from the brides mother, who Is now the
Duchess dc Dino. The bridegroom was born IN
Honolulu where his father was the American Min
lister. Mr. and Mrs. Allen have taken the Bolton
Priory for the summer and fall They Will pass tho
winter in New-York.
The engagement has been announced OF MISS
Eleanor Duer second daughter OF J. u. X. bucr' 10
Joseph Iarocque r., son OF the eminent lawyer
of that name. Their wedding viii take place In
the fall.
A pretty home wedding took place last evening
at the home Of Mrs. Henrietta Holmes In Haver-
straw The contracting parties were John W. Fur
man and Miss Ida NJ Holmes, both OF Haverstraw'
Tho ceremony performed at o'clock, the Rev.
NJ u Church officiating. DR.. E. Marquee was oese
man, and Miss Maria Holmes, sister Of the BRIDE
was bridesmaid After the ceremony wedolhs
dinner was served.
An interesting wedding took place yesterday In the
summer home Of Marcellus Hartley, on the crest OF
she Orange Mountains, when his daughter, MISS
Helen Hartley, married TO ex-AssemoEr1ah
George w. jenkins. About 100 friends OF the family
came out special train to witness the ceremony
The whole house deliberately decorated There
were neither bridesmaids nor best man. the BRIDE
coming into the parlor the arm OF her facher,
preceded by two little attendants Master Marceiius
Hartley Dodge son Of Norman w. Dodge. and Miss
Emma Hartley Stokes, daughter OF James stokes
Mr. Dodge and Mr.. Stokes were the ushers Inc
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Isaac ;.
Hartley of Great Darlington Mass, an uncle OF the
bride Among those invited were CMuncey NJ.
Depew, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wolcott Jackson. James '.
Blaine Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. McCurdy, Mr. and MIS-
Henry b. HYDE Judge Depue. OF Newark; Vice CHAN
celor McGll, George A. Halsey, General W. .,
sewell, John Kean. jr, Chancellor Hmey, Mt ana
Mrs John Crosby Brown, Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Stevin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Robinson, 1r., F. Browh' oi
Montclair: Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Num- Bishop henry
G. Potter, Mr. and Mrs Oliver S. Carter Miss carter
c. g. Landon Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Moore ana MI
and Mrs. otto Z. Lark. The wedding breakfast was
served on the broad pazzas overlooking uie efi''ro
valley Ct the Passaic.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday at the nome
OF Mrs. s. Humphrey. at Bayonne, when Dr. W. W.
Johnson Of Washington, D. c., and Mrs. sally ehan-
non Walsh, Of ST. Louis, were united In marriage py
the Rev. Thomas NJ Killeen assisted by Father Browh'
of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. There were
neither bridesmaids nor best man. The bride IS
daughter of Ex-Governor Shannon, OF Kansas, and ne
widov of John A. Walsh, Of 81 Louis :, Among the
Washington Mrs Matthew Ward and Mrs. Calhoun: of
NewYork; Mrs. Keeler, sister OF the bride Mrs.
Gonzro, Of Paris Miss liner Coleman, Of Trenton Mr.
and Mrs Craft Mrs I 8 WASH Of NaT LoWs S Of
Washington: Mr. and Mrs. Solcn Humphreys Of Bay
onne and the Misses Johnson daughters of the bride
At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mas Meemle b.
wilson solo soprano OF the Church III the Epiphany
Madlson-ave ami sixty fourthst., vas married TO MorK
d. Stiles, vice president Of the Uman Manufacturing
Company OF New Bedford, Mass. The wedding teos
place at the home Of the brides mothe1 In west
Sinety -ffthst the Rev. DR.. s. p: Merrill OF the
Kocheste, theological Eeninaiys oiTiaslng c,. Inc
bridal couple viii spend the AimmSr az Cot@ge SlV,
Utica, \. T., June 30-Miss LtonoIa sayre an9
Samuel Dall Platner, Professor Of Lann IN Aoeeer.
college Cleveland, married here last night ~
Miss Amelia sayre and Miss Agnes stewart acted as
bridesmaids and J. Winthrop Pstner Of New-Yek.
was best man. There were no nsh:fs On accenno
of recent death IN the brides family only relatives
and Intimate friends present. After wedding
trjp in the Eastern States Mr.. and Mrs. Planer will
make their home in Cleveland.
London, June 3O.-At st. SaviOurs Church, ShanKin,
Isle OF Wight this afternoon, Miss Lillian Everett,
the daughter Of IL. sidney Everett, Of Bestons was
married TO Captain Charles Harry Fenwicf, second son
Of the late Charles Fenwieh High Ns, Hertfp,ishlre,
ana Hunstanton Lodge, Norfolk. Miss Everett was
accompanied by her two sisters, Miss H,ldagafde apd
Miss 5ybl Everett. The bridal train Vas borne by
Master Jack Peacock the three yearoM nephew OF TIE
bridegroom. Miss Everett was accompanied 70 the
altar by her father, who gave her away Noel Fen
wick acted best man 20 his brother. The officiating
cIarcymen were the Revs. &. j. Burland and Barry
Cole A reception held at Bempnt shqDhlin,
after the wedding. IL attended by Lord and Lazy
Siethuen, Lord and Lady Napier and Ettrick, Earl
and Countess Suffolk; Lady Victoria Howard, Lady
Murtel Howard, Lady Eleanor Howard, Lady Agnes
Howard Colonel and Lady Isabel Alterley Captain
and Mrs Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cooke, and the
In which Captain Fenwick holds his commfsssn