New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
UEDDINGS PAST And To CONE.

Miss COrnelia Scudder, q daughter Of Townsend
Scudder, OF GleDwood, J.. J., was married to james
Burnside Hendricks VI Albany, yesterday at Noon n
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, East Twenty.
ninth-st, near Finh-avc. The Rev. DIR. Houghton,
rector OF the church, Ofciated. The lride entered
the church with her uncle, Hewlett studcer who
cnye her away. She dressed I'm gown Of white
satin made plain and wore white TITLE vel. lee
bcnouct was OF lilies OF the valley and stephanotis.
Miss Zaidee Scuddcr, sister Of the bride, was the
maid OF honor. She wore pretty gown Vi "hite
chiffon trimmed with narrow white satin ribbons
and big white hat trimmed with lows OF nDbon
and chiffon. The bridesmaids, Miss Emma scu1dcr,
another sister; Miss Mary Rollins, Miss salle Cole,
Miss Ella Picrpont and Miss Catherine Iiendrick and
Miss Annie Hpndricl sisters OF the bridegroom, wore
gowns similar to that of the maid OF honor They
also white hats and carried bouquets OF "hits
roses. Elwood Hcndrick, OF Richmond, va. brother
Of the bridegroom, best man. Inc usiers were
Thomas Van Antwerp Robert olcott and Allan
Bacon OF Albany; Z. Chester Chard. OF FuhaIoi
Emil Dejonge, Of staten Island; Larfn X scudders
Of tiIcnwood l.. l., a brother Of the bride: f. X
FLOYD Jones and Gc"rge Mumford. Of New-fors.
There was neither reception nor wedding breaKIas"
The bridegroom Is a son OF Colonel james Hendricks
OF Albany, where he and his bride VIII I'VE. Mr.
and Mrs HenIrck started for a Western trip yester.
day.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Virginia Sands daughter
~ Mrs James q. Sands to Joseph r. de Ia Mar VIII
take place this afternoon at O'clock I'm the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest. A reception will follow At
eherry,s Mr. de In Mar Is the owner OF great mine
In Idaho and Is reputed to be millionaire many times
over He owns the schooner yacht Eeetwing. After
brief wedding tip he will take his bride on yacht.
Ing trip.
At the Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Brook
lyn last evening" Miss Mabel A. Douglas was married
TO Albert E. Marsland, DR.. Edward Brasn officiating.
The bridal party was made up OF the Misses Douglass
sisters OF the bride, and Miss Marsland. Miss Drew
and Miss Nc Elhenie bridesmaids, Miss Bertha Doug
las being maid OF honor. The ushers were ChariS
5. Yerbury, ID. II. Douglas, Thomas Daily ana DE-
A. NJ. Hamilton. The bride dressed I'm white
silk and wore veil thrown back ana crowned WIN
lilies of the valley The bridesmaids were all at
tired in pink, and carried bouquets OF Mermet roses
Two young girls, the Misses McElhenie and Grace
Douoas were attendants. The wedding was fol-
lowed by reception for relatives at the home OF the
brides parents
Miss Jennie Gown Lggett daughter OF the Rev.
Dr. John A. Lggett pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Railway. n. j., was married 10 sanue'
savnre exConsn to belfast under the former Al
minstration OF President Cleveland at the churcn IN
Runway on Tuesday evening. The pulpit ana organ
loft were completely hidden behind apple blossoms.
Dr. Liggett oficiated assisted by the Rev Geors s
Of Railway. The maid Of honor was Miss Florence
Liggctt Sister OF the bride: The best man was
iabn n savage the Rev George A. Liggett. James
f. Fielder of Jersey city, and DIR. Walter ). barrow,
Of New-York. The bridesmaids were Miss Car3yn
Wells. Leiiiia ". Savage Jennie H. Mar'ln anu ran
ME Durham. A reception followed the ceremony as
the home OF DR.. Lggett. ~ v..,
The wedding Of Miss Mae Aiien Clagel,, Of Masa 81.
Tor last night postponed Owing TO Tile suddeh III
OF Miss Cagett.