New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Mice Adelinc McKinay, daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs lanes NJ McKinlay, OF No. Jos West seventy
nnth-st was married at o'clock last evening
in the First Baptist Church, at the Western boue-
yard and Seventy -nnth-st.. to Horace Hatch. son
fA Hatch of this city The marriage ceremony
- ,.rformed by the Rev W. II. p. Faunce, pastor
- tho Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. Miss Mckin-
Law a pretty brunette. was given away by hei
father she gown of white satih' trii'''he'
with Honiton and duchesse lace Her White 'uiie
veil was fastened with spray OF orange oiossoiis'
,,iss Emily Hatch in a gown of white silk, was the
maid of honor. The bridesmaids In pretty so""'
of yellow and white-strped silk were MISS jane
Edrar6s Of Plattsburg; Miss Blackwell. OF trenton
and Miss Frances Cutter Of Grand haven '''''
gan Edward +. Hatch attended his pfo'ne' DC
best man. The ushers were James Bueii 'n0 nm
Law and William McKinlay, brothers OF 'ne pri''
Mahlon Day and David a. Mci>ihay' o. - Co.. ,hs
Mimi cousin of the bride. reception ~, '"'
family and intimate frlehus WAS "o'' " w
of the brides parents ,
In Holy Trinity Protestant Eplscop"' "
Ienox-aye and Observation-Disclosures -seCohu-S''
al 8 O'Clock last evening, Miss EIizaDe'h hu''"
Remer the eldest daughter OF Johh ~ He"'e'
WAS married to Theodore Irving Hadden' son OIL
William C. Hadden of this city. Inc chaheei was
fl,ed with beautiful flowers. The rector ol 'ie
church the Rev. DR.. Charles Dewitt briusHia'''
OBLIGATED. Miss Olive Remer SISTER vi '' ''
was the maid of honor. She wore gown oi "ii'e
bengaline, trimmed with lace. Inc iou'
maids two of whom wore pretty dresses OF yellow
silk and two of mauve silk trimmed WIN idce'
wore Miss Mamie Peck. Miss Grace Ware, Miss
Martha Ferenbach and another sister OF the briuc,
Miss Helen Remer. They carried bouquets Oh PINK
and yellow roses Henry c. Hadden, brother OF the
BRIDEGROOM acted best man. ana the ushers
wore Town w. Remer a brother of the bride;
Edward W. Buckhout, William ~ Ten ficK' J..
Jesse 4. Chase j. \. \. Coffin and \. T. Whitman
After the ceremony there was small reception at
The home of the parents of the bride. at No. %
West Onehundred and -nneteenth-st Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Crall, MT. ana
Mrs Oliver Bridgman Miss Bridsman Mrs. J. j.
Blodsett Mr. and Mrs. John y. Crandell, MI. ana
Mrs Thomas W Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Randeu Mr. and Mrs Charles Randell Mr.. and Mrs.
LANES r Ware MIR. and Mrs. Isaac A. Whitman. the
Misses Whitman Miss Hadden, Miss Mcdonald Mrs.
clark the Misses Clark. MIR. and Mrs Richard
Ware H. O. Holden and a. L. Hadden
Mr. and Mrs. Hidden. who left the city last night
for Chicago will live at No. 4S West One-hundred-
and seventies when they return from q
visit 10 the Worlds Fair.
A fashionable wedding was celebrated III the 1rst
Presbyterian Church. in MontaSue-st, Brooklyn
Al s O'Clock last night The bride was Miss Lillian
Osborne daughter of William j. Osborne, OF NO
100 Amity.st, and the bridegroom Joseph Patti
son Topping The Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hail. the
pastor Of the church. performed the marriage
ceremony. Frederick Warren Blossom was best
man. The ushers were Frank X. Parsons. Edward
T. Ross Lewis W. Osborne. brother of the bride;
Edward ". Ditmars Henry Thompson and Edwin
c. Ward. Miss Heloise Brane was the maid OF
honor. She was dressed in gown OF pale yellow
SILK while the bridesmaids. Miss Maude Darrian'
Miss Lula Grey Miss Mabel Stanward and Miss
Topping wore dresses OF yellow and white striped
satin. A few OF the guests at the ceremony ana
reception which was held at the home of the
brides father. Mr.. and Mrs. William Il.
Davenport. Mr. and Mrs j. \. Weinberg Mr. and
Mrs Charles II. Otis. DR. John a. Mccorkle. Mr.
and Mrs. John oscar Ball. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Litchfield Admiral and Mrs ID. H. Braine. Mr.. and
Mrs George Weghtman. Mr.. and Mrs. :. w. Boo
cock Mr.. and Mrs. William ii. Knox, Mr. and
AIRS Tunis c. Bergen. Judge and Mrs. Bartlett.
Mrs John F. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry :.
Hart Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Campbell and Miss Maploson. Mr.. and Mrs
Topping will make their home at the Columbia, in
Pneapple-st., Brooklyn, when they return from the
South
Stephen Tying Mather of Brooklyn formerly of
San Francisco and Miss Jane Thacker Floy. daugh-
ter of James Floy. of Elizabeth. y. j.. were mar
RED at noon yesterday in ST. James's Methodist
Episcopal Church, in the latter city. The Rev. DIR.
Edison w. Burr. pastor. officiated being assisted
by the Rev. James Montgomery, of Brooklyn. Miss
Grace Suclife Floy, sister OF the bride, was the
maid Of honor. and Robert Sterling Yard. Of Jer-
sey City. was the best man The ushers
bride Albert Lee, George Barry Mallon and Harry
Suydam Coett, of New-York ard Reid Munro.
of brooklyn The bride dress of ivory
white bengaline. trimmed with bIocade and duchesse
lace and carried bouquet of lilies OF the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony wedding break
fast was served al the home of the brides parents.
1t was followed by reception which was attended
by about 200 guests After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs Mather started on tour Of the south
Miss Lillian Van Wrinkle. daughter of the late
James j. Van Winkle of Brooklyn. married TO
Dr. H.. Howard Whitehouse. of Hartford Conn.
on "Wednesday evening at the Church of the Recon
citation. Brooklyn. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor the Rev. George w. Huntington.
The church was filed with friends of the bride
and bridegroom: After short wedding tour Or.
and Mrs. Whitehouse will make their home in this
city.
The engagement is just announced of Mrs. Ed
mnnd D. Stanton TO William II. Tillinghast, of No.
% East Sixty-fourth-st
1t is announced that the marriage of Miss Garcia
Livingston, daughter of Johnston Livingston. TO
Count Nillecours of France will take place In the
Roman Catholic Cathedral in Fifth-ave on Deem
Der %. Archbishop Corrigan will be the officiating
clergyman.
Bethlehem Penn. Oct Il (specisD.-At the Mo-
ravian Church this evening Miss Marie Fenner
daughter Of +. f.. Fenner. OF Fountain Hill and
Alfred *. l.. Elcke Of Trenton class Of S. I.e-
nigh University. were married by Bishop Levorng.