The evening world., 1893-11-21
SISTERS TO WED BROTHERS..
John Roaoh's granddaughter vii!
Marry Messrs. Seward.
Fashionable Weddings Tonight in
All Souls Church.

Col. William Seward wears n particu-
count Of an event that will be celebrated
at $50 this evening at All Souls protes-
tant Episcopal Church.
At that hour the popular Colonel OF
the Ninth Regiment will receive two
new daughters from the hand of Rev.
DR.. George f. Glover, who will unite in
marriage the Misses Mary Anice Roach
and Sarah Elizabeth Roach TO William
Seward, jr., and Edward Townsend
Seward, sons of Col. Seward.
The double wedding will be attended
by a host of relatives n friends. The
two brides are tall and graceful girls. OF
the auburn-brunette type, and both
beautiful and accomplished. They are
the daughters Of the late William Henry
Roach, and granddaughters of Mrs. John
Roach, Of s. East SiNty-eiehth street,
the widow Of the great s~hipbuildcr. The
young ladies' are orphans, their mother
having dind two years ago.
The brides will be given AWAY by their
eldest brother. Jehn Roach. VINO WI,
brother, George, schermerhorn Seward,
await the arrival of the bridal parties in
the front pew at All Souls.
The brides will wear gowns OF point
30 '''N VIZ ~ HN' "
and with ~trai:s; The mdii o honor; MISS
Emeline Roach. a sister Of the bride
and th.. bridesmaids, Misses Louise Sew
Mersein, iinie Belts. OF, Newburs, and
Eta Miller, will wear white satin, gowns.
demi-train, dnd pink ribbons IN the hair.
th me bridal ProGsssi9h WWt'l b be nsbe, up
walter, Beverly Crane. Walter Il. Miller,
Z; \. s. Wciners. Adjutant Of the Ninth
Regiment, and Francis Griffin, Miss
Elnmie Roach will follow, alone, and
after her the four bridesmaids In
couples.
The brides will follow, walking, to-
gether and without escort, At the chan
ing bridegrooms, Miss Sarah Will, lie
given away to William Seward, IT.. first,
ahd then. a minute and Il half later,
John Roach will surrender his other
townsend Seward.
nAticr the ceremony there Will he a
Meuuing supper, at the home o. the brides
twenty-five relatives and friends will SIT
uoNn. After that the young couples vii
tgpdlr to 4 hotel, but which hotel they
' Ft selected has been A 1rcret so CLOSELY
sudrdet that the inconSidera,e younger
noShers and sisters have not been able
10 md out, although tncN ere Just yearn'
~ ~ TO put up job on EN- as Mr.,
S[Orge schermerhorn Seward says witt
sSat frankness.
Tomorrow the bidal couulcs vii! leave
NJ ~ paris unknown on a wedding journey
SVWTTi WI laakc New York their home.
oln lliam Seward, IT,, Il twenty-aiN. year,
sawar! 7, s;cwSrd Is ;wenty.ynr1S an,
,insaGed IN tho importation and cNporil,
"H"ri OF silks and teas IN Wall street.
,,aere VIII he ndny friends from Ches'
{ur and Philadelphia. whore the lioacl
iainiIy, formerly lived. Of late the brlles
naNe lived much at the family country
"1Sal IN Duchess County. They havt
Usually had Il house in town during tn
Mint"r season. but domic'lcd them
SAYS sv IN apartments AZ u East Forty
'eTEtehth street this year.
,orhe Stewards are related to Gen, viii
" ~Tn ~, seward, Ut Auburn. son of Lin
oog''ts Secretary Of state. the ancestors
Va hoth HAVING come 10 Amcricil from
awr1i'eS 9O hundred years ago. Col. Sew
ri GAS lived an famille ut . Mes
dMmrty-Second street. This double wed
f ~ VIII make the frst break IN th'