New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
WEDDINGS.


WEDDINGS.
pretty wedding was celebrated last e'eni"s ."
Phillips Presbyterian Church. Madison-a'e. anu
Seventy third-st. The bride was MISS Ahce DS'A
man. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac NJ DycKHah'
NJ M II East Seventy first St and the bridegroom
Dr. Bashford Dean Of Columbia College. Inc
ceremony was performed by the Kew George D.
Payson, assisted by the Rev Charles H. "aIu".,
The bride wore a gown Of white satin' trimmed WIN
point lace and white tulle veil she carrier
bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Freda DycK-
man was maid of honor. She wore dress OF
Nile green moire antique and white chinon. MISS
Lucie Brown, Miss Edna Morse. MISS Mary NC
Creery, Miss Julia Clyde. Miss Harriet bea'' anu
Miss Efie Banta the bridesmaids, were atured
in gowns of yellow silk muslin. and mats OF vehow
chiffon dressed with white feathers Each carried
a bouquet of yellow Harry Bashford was
hest man. The ushers were Edward Mcdowell
Herbert Odell Professor Edmund Wilson, Or Han
son Hiss Charles Blocker and Livingston Morse. A
reception to relatives and intimate friends only FOL
lowed at the home of the brides parents
Miss Maud Stewart Lee, the only daughter OF
Frederick Graham Lee, and cousin OF ex-senator
I.spenard Stewart, quietly married III urace
Church Chantry at noon yesterday to william j.
Albert McKim, a son of Mr.. and MIS- fopert
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Mrs Lispenard Stewart only relatives attended the
ceremony which was performed by Bishop Lyman,
Of North Carolina, uncle or the pridegroohi' anu
the Rev. Walker Gwynne, OF East orange y. D.
The bride attired in a travelling gown OF dark
cloth and O small black hat. trimmed with PINK
roses was given away by her father she was
attended by her cousin. Miss Alice Lee VINO wore
a costume of black cloth, trimmed with blue ribbon
and white lace There no ushers. A Mercer
Pell was best man. There was no formal reception
or wedding breakfast after the ceremony winch
was attended by Mr.. and Mrs William r. Stewart,
Mrs Frank S. Witherbee. Mr.. and Mrs. clarence
McKim. ex-senator Lispenard Stewart, Mrs. George
c. Wilde. Mrs j. NJ Bowers. Mrs J. b. Trevor,
Miss Emily Trevor, Mr. and Mrs Henry u.
Trevor Mr. and Mrs. j. Bowers Lee. Miss Marion
Lee and Mrs. Walker Gwynne.
In the Church of the Divine Paternity, FIfth-ave
and Forty ffth-st at $50 O'Clock last evening Miss
Gertrude Sherman, daughter of the late EhJah
Sherman was married TO DR.. Frederick William
Hamlin The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Eaton. the
pastor. OBLIGATED. Frederick d. Payne, was best
man. and Irving Prescott Sherman. brother Of the
bride: John Cox G.. II. Bussenschutt and W. H.
Stewart were the ushers Miss Florence Sherman
sister of the bride, was the maid OF honor. She
wore a gown of yellow silk trimmed with duchess
lace The bridal gown was of white satin and point
lace and the veil of white tulle which was caught
I'D with diamond star. a gift from the bridegroom
The bride was given away by her brother' ROBERT
G. Sherman A reception followed at the home OF
the bride, No. ia West Forty-fourth-st
Miss Clara j. Birkett was married at o'clock
last evening at the home Of her parents, ex-
senator and Mrs James w. Birkett. No. 1S5 Han
cock-st Brooklyn, to Willet Morrison Raynor OF
Patchogue, l.. J. The Rev. Crandel D. NORTH pre-
siding elder of the East Methodist Episcopal
Conference was the officiating clergyman MISS
Nellie Hanny of Providence. was the maid OF
Huor
Patchogue. and the ushers were Job Staples Johh
Hanny of Providence; Henry Young. Charles Gaus-
man and the brides two brothers. John Birkett ana
William Birkett The ceremony was Followed by
reception
At 5 O'Clock last evening Miss Ida G. Kramer
was married to Louis Ellnger, Of this city, AZ az
the home Of her fahsr WHEN The eG
riage ceremony was performed by the Rev Philip
MTke who also mared me he maid al of
honor The bridesmaids were Miss Flora Elllinser
Miss ssu Acs of M ins
The ushers were HeTmHn kenzer Ma obn pet
se er DR.. c. Lndenmeyr and the brides brother
William Kramer. jr A large reception followed
the ceremony
the s'v Vol banker, and Miss Angelina Lauer
We're married on "Wednesday evening by Rabbi fI
fSs cerencny took place IN he Wits White s Y%
gold wes1 0 t XII home E@anu sueS the
brides father. gave her away. He is mem
Der of the firm OF Naumburg. kraus Lauer ne
court T train %Se best man Alexander J.
wormser brother Of the oTdegTo green ana e ine
heimer, L. A. Bernhemer, $. stefel l.. n Kramer
Jesse Wasserman and Charles Heinzer. There were
no bridesmaids.
The house was profusely decorated with chrys-
anthemums. white roses and smilax and the couple
S Was D R Of saSe zero from St Simon
Of the bridegroom, and cheek Tor SlvoWo from
s sve' the young couple House in Fifhave which
IS to be occupied when the couple return from
BY Mr. and Mrs. 4 GoodSSri; Mr. and Mrs p
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Mrs simon wor%ser. MI and Mrs Maurice sns e. s
Max Nshan Mr. and Mrs segman
Hs M W. a1s
Mrs Rosendale MI and Mrs g A. HUM Of Phils.
S %r sni MIS- @
child. Mr. ana Mrs; WILLIAM Walter, Edward King.
nsi K5nf King ns ana Mr Mr. and Mrs Levi: May
Of sesS ss Jean e Harriet Dr. William Pean
Eso at t oh am sS S ss ss
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q the brdegsoo% assisted BY the H Ike Clarence
'The bride wore a gown OF white satin trimmed
With Valenciennes lace, and tulle veil Miss
Elizabeth Compton. sister OF the bridegroom, and
gowns of white silk, were the bridesmaids John
II g Compton attended his brother as best man.
There were ushers. The young couple will live
in Washington.
Rrvsn Tex Nov. 9--CharIes Henry Mills and
Miss Rachel Fournoy Sims were married AT the
First BaptIst Church in this city last evening by
he Rev William Wilson dc Hart. OF Waco Mr..
Mills is the only son Of Senator Roger Mills and
Miss Sims is a daughter of Colonel ana Mrs NJ w.
SINE Of this city The newly masriss couple vent
Which place they will go to their future home at
Washington.