New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The wedding OF Miss Louise Schermerhorn Little a
laughter OF J. J. Little. formerly OF the Board of
Education, TO William Archer Thomson, took place
at the Church of The Heavenly Rest yesterday
afternoon at A O'Clock. There full choral
service. The Rev. DR.. ID. Parker Morgan onici ed
The bride was given away by her father. She was
attended by juvenile maid of honor. her youngest
sister, Elsie Little. and By SIX bridesmaids Miss
Emily Louise Brown, Miss Belle Harper Miss Florence
Forkcr, Miss Katherine Douglas, and two sisters,
the Misses Estelle and Ethel Little The best man
was Ernest A. Thomson. brother of the bridegroom.
reception followed at the home of the brides
parents, No 30 West Forty hfhst after which there
was a dinner for the bridal party.
Among the guests az the reception were Mrs. T..
L. Thomson. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard FOrker. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. y. Brown. General and Mrs. A. W. Greedy,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hartshorne, Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Hartshorne, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Parsons jr, Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorn
son, Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. Archbold, Miss Mary Arch
bold, Mrs. Daniel Talmage, Mrs. J. II. Watson, Miss
Hatson Mrs D. p. Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs. J. V.
b. Constable. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson started for o
southern trip.
The marriage OF Miss Teresa Harris. daughter Of
r. H. Harris 10 Alfred J. Hene celebrated at the
Vienna last evening. at q O'Clock. The Rev DR..
silverman, Of Temple EmanuE 0ffciated. Little
Miss Edna Holman was the maid Of honor. There
were no bridesmaids. The ushers Benjamin
s. Manovitch, >. solomon and J. Lavlne After the
ceremony there wedding dinner.
The wedding Of Miss NJ. Eliot Belts. daughter Of
Frederick II. Belts. to Russell H. lOadley will take
place to day at noon in the chantry Of Church
small wedding breakfast Will follow at the home Of
the brides parents, No. IS Irving Place
The wedding of Miss Frances Pearsa Lahens to A.
Lawrence Weheril Of Philadelphia will take place at
st. Bartholomew Church Wednesday. February
"a, at noon. A small wedding breakfast VIII follow
at the home of the brides parents
The wedding Of John Agar, of New-YOrk, 20 Miss
Agnes Marlborough, OF Francisco will take place
OF st. Matthews Roman Catholic Church, Washing
ton ID. G., on Wednesday. February Il.
At the Brick Presbyterian Church of East Orange,
Ut 80 O'Clock last evening Miss Fannie Isabel Hal
lock, daughter of Mrs. Lewis st. John Hsllock OF
Westinghouse. East Orange, married 10 william
Fletcher 0stman The officiating clergy an, was nn Ge
The maid Of honor Miss Sadie alocG sister ;n1
Of the bride and bridesmaids were Miss May Hal
Bsadeston. Of New York. cousin Of the bride; Miss
Emma BeadleSOn. cousin of the bride, ana MSS Int
groom. The ushers Lewis Hallock a brother Of
the bride; Frederick A. 0atman brother OF tnS 1 o1u
Francis f. Cobb and Harry Ritter. of East orange
reception followed the ceremony at the nome oil Tie
bride. No. 124 WashingtOnst.
Washington. Jan. - lspecial-Ingh Iegare OF the
state Department and Miss Alberta Kent o Ul
on Massachusetts, Owing 10 illness In the fan-
y ,s TSs Sget a sS Gs e Of we
satin with trimmings of white satin striped mule. and
carried white vioets. Alexander Legsre the bride
groOm's brother was the best man. The Rev. pr
Hamln pastor Of the Church of the Covenant read the
ceremony breakfast followed. and the bride and
bridegroom then left the city for wedding Journey IN
the south.
Lockport y. V, Ian. % (SpecaD-BesSie Ray stuart
Pe|on, daueter of John K. Pieson formerly of New
Y6fk married here today to CHARLES tparlison
SNYDER, of BrOckport. Miss Olive WhtmOp, of Brook
lyn. bridesmaid, and Bernett W. Musson; OF New
York. an usher Among the guests were Miss Clark,
of Yonkers and Frederick Lockwood Miss Lockwood
and Miss Edith Purdy of New York.