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

I'll, -o.rrap 90 Of Miss May Cisco the only daughter
n, lain A Cisco and the granddaughter OF the
late John Jay CISCO. who was at one time ASSIST
ant Treasurer Of the United States. in this city.
IN Angus Mckenzie son of John j.. Mckenzie. OF
this city was solemnized at noon yesterday al
Prom Eden" the summer home Of Mr.. Cisco, at
1;rvme's Hill. Stapleton. = !. The ceremony was
performed in the drawing room. which was hand-
somely decorated with autumn flowers and foliage
and Scotch heather. The Rev. Arthur BrooKs
rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
Incarnation this city ofHciatcd Miss Hattie Liv-
crmore OF this city. the brides only attendant.
The bridegroom's brother. Malcolm Mckenzie. was
pest man The ushers were George IA. CISCO oro'hei
OF the bride. and Clarence Mckenzie. the BRIDE
sroom's young brother y reception ana weddine
breakfast followed the ceremony. Among 'he
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs John d. Mckenzie
parents Of the bride groom; DIR. and Mrs van
Rensselaer,. Mrs Richard Veil. Mr.. and Mrs John
] Cisco Mr. and Mrs ". S. Nichols. Miss Florence
Van Rensselaer, Mrs. \. Burr. Mrs. H. a. Biaks.ee'
Miss Lyons. Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs. Livermore'
Miss Rita Hawcy. Mrs c. Grape. Frank Crapo'
Miss S. Cisco. Miss Carrie Cisco. Mr. and Mrs
Donald Mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs. John G. beatue'
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Tenney. Mr. ana Mrs.
Chester b. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs James NC
Nance the Misses McNamee, Mr. ana MRS.
David L. Harbaueh, Mr. and MIS- freo-
erick L. Ives. Mr. and Mrs william L.
Gerrish, Captain Joseph Ware. Mr. and MIS-. ).
Harvey BostNick and Captain SdiutlS. WHEN 1ii'
and Mrs Mckenzie return from the West, where
they will pass the honeymoon they will live in this
city.
Miss Mamie Manheimer, daughter or Mr. ana
Mrs Godfrey Manhemer. of No. % west Fifty
eIghth-st was married In the red room at Del
monico's at { O'Clock last evening TO Dr. Leonard
Albert Dessar of No. s. West Forty-ninth-st
The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev
u Snverman of the Temple Emanu-El MISS
Florence Dcssar a sister of the bridegroom, was
The maid of honor. There were no bridesmaids
John Stern attended the bridegroom as best man.
Milton Goldsmith. Stephen Marx, James Cold
smith Dr. Alfred Straus. Arthur Hochhaus. Ben
lam.n Stern. DR.. Leonard Rau. William Dessar,
Iosse Nichaels and James Donald the ushers.
After the marriage ceremony reception was
held and II was followed by dinner served at
small tables set in the ballroom and one of the
srall supper-rooms on the second floor.
The Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church
last evening at o'clock. was the scene OF the
marriage of Miss Minnie Estelle Saunders. daugh-
fer of the Rev and Mrs. J. V. Saunders TO George
Nostrand McKane OF John Y Mckane OF
Sheepshead Bay. L. l. The father Of the bride.
who is the pastor Of the church. read the mar
rage ceremony. Miss Fannie Mckane. the sister
of the bridegroom. the maid OF honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lilly Osborn. Miss Annie
saunders Miss Grace Milton and Miss Annie Har-
mo-, Richard Newton. of Concy Island. was best
man The ushers were Judge Sutherland Daniel
Ha6ner Of Sheepshead Bay: DR.. Daniel tulier'
Louis Potter and Messrs. Bader and stur'evant
The reception followed at the home OF the pride :
father Mr. and Mrs. Mckane VIII make 'heiF
home at Sheepshead Bay.
Miss Flora McKeon was married at s O'Clock
last evening. at the home OF her father Johh ,
NcKeon No 5s7 Bedferd-ave.. Brooklyn 10 FRANK
Fefeld Healey The Rev. Or. McOH''as"' u
Worcester, Mass, was the officiating clergyman
Miss Belle NcKeon was maid of honor. The TWO
bridesmaids were Miss Mayme Mckeon, sister OF
the bride and Miss Olive iiealey sister OF the
brdeeroom Henry d. Rankin was best man. ana
Oliver Cooper ana the brother of the BRIDE james
T. Mckeon, were tie ushers. reception ioiio"eu.
Miss Mabel Cooper Stoddard daughter of William
o. Stoddard the author formerly private secre-
tary to President Lncoln>. was married on Satnr-
day at noon, at the Mount Morris Baptist Cnurch
FIf,h-aye and observation-disclosures ventyseventh-st.
to Charles Bige!ow Ford. with Latham, Alexander
e. cos banking hoase. NJ. and Ms Ford Sc. out
upon their wedding journey. after kth-and-kin
reception at the Of the brides father. The
bridal SITS were many and bea M. paca
n daughter of the late Noel J. Becar. were mar
RED in St. James's Protestant Episcopal CHURCH.
Rev DR.. Cornelius b. Smith. rector. OBLIGATED. as
sisted by the Rev. Mr.. Bellows. The bridegroom
being in mourning. only relatives of himself , ana
the bride were invited. The rnaid-of-h0ncr was
Miss Grace Corbin, and Charles clyde Wall was
the best man. The bride was given away by her
mother, Mrs. j. -. Becar. Alfred Gecar jr. and
DE- J. Morgan Holloway were the usherS;
The marriage Of w. f. s. Fales to MISS Mar-
Mi. and Mrs. Faies will receive their friends at
their home. McC'louds Mansion. High Brdge. on
saturday evening Mr. Faies was United States
vice-consu to Annoy. China. during the Admins
tration of President Harrison lie was also con
sular agent for France He is well.known news news.
been prominently identified with newspaper work
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