New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE

The marriage of Miss Mary Armour, the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman o. Armour, TO
william Gilman Nichols son OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
snowden Nichols. took place at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at waldheim, the country seat at larry.
town OF III. Walter Webb, which has been rented for
the season by Mr.. Armour. There were just sixty
persons present at the ceremony which was performed
on the lawn, the young couple and the clergyman,
the Rev. Mr.. loungs, pastor OF the presbyterian
church at Elberon, n. j., standing under canopy
formed OF white clover and green leaves. Miss Az.
mour rather plainly made gown OF white
bengaline, covered with white chiffon. There were
no attendants.
The wedding breakfast was served by Berger In
a tent on the lawn. There dancing on the
green. Among the guests MI. and Mrs. Charles
Armour, Of Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. sllver'horn,
Ct Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman ii. Perkins, OF
Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nichols, SIR. and Mrs.
Henry Watrous, Mr.. and Mrs. +. ii. Pat Dr.
Walter VOught, the Misses Perkins Irving Iaylor,
Miss Taylor, Miss Brokaw Miss Berenlce PERKINS,
Morton Nichols and Miss Gertrude Perkins. Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols, after a Western trip VIII pass tns
summer at Tarrytown.
In St. Patrick's Cathedral, at IL o'clock yester
day morning. Miss Estelle AntoInette Gilbert n daugn
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. Darlington Gilbert, OF TINS
city, was married to Joseph Jay Manning. a son OF
J. b. Manning. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Archbishop Corrigan, assisted by the Kew
James n Connolly and the Rev. Henry 7. Newey'
who afteryard celebrated the nuplal mass.
number of priests assisted at the mass. The bridal
gown was Of white corded silk made perfectly plain
Miss Marie Raymond the maid Of honor and
Miss Isabelle Gilbert sister OF the bride Miss Flor
ence IIaf and the two sisters oil the bridegroom, the
Misses Agnes and Katharine Manning. the brides
maids. Charles Stout attended the bridegroom AZ
best The ushers were Daniel ana John Man.
ming, brothers Of the bridegroom; George Dennis,
rpm
John j. Radey and Dr. A. Weei. The ceremony was
followed by "a small breakfast at the home OF the
brides parents, No. 25j West Forty nfth-st. Late
yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Manning started
for Chicago.
At O'Clock last evening Miss Amelia Goderman
Whitney, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Whit
ncy was married to william ii. Sage, of this city, In
ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church, Fifhave.
and one -huhdred. and twenty -seventh-st. The mar
rage ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr. George
X. Van DE Water, aided By the Rev. William 1.
Fitch OF Richmond Hill, t. l., and the Rev. Mr. Nor.
rsOn, the assistant rector OF st. Andrews. Fred
erick C.. Thomas best The ushers We're
Irving l.. Gaylord George NJ Bayne, Philip W. Kop.
per, IT,, and Philip 5. Golderman. Miss Marie
Rutgers Whitney, sister OF the bride, the maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids were: Miss Edith Birdsau
Crowcll Of san Francisco; Miss Mabel Forbes Fitch,
OF Richmond Hill; Miss NiO!ct Augusta Cary, and
Miss Emily Louise Brown. Of this city. The bride
wore a gown OF ivory white satin trimmed with
old pOi1t lace Among the guests at the ceremony
Mrs. Archibald NJ PEEL, Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar
". Whitney, Mrs. +. p. Sage, Mr.. Isabelle Kingsley,
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar
Golderman. George L. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. EdwarS
schoonmaker, Mss Mary Livingston, Mr and Mrs.
Alfred Post. Mr. and Mrs. II. ic Roy, j. Livingston
Rutgers. and Mrs. Henry Morgan.
At 10 30 O'Clock this MOI nng Miss Florence Archer
only daughter OF o. II. Archer, will be married TO
stanley Hathaway Chadwick son Of the Rev. DR..
John Chadwick, in the Unitarian Church at Clinton
and Congress sts, Brooklyn. The Rev. Dr. Chadwick
will ohcate.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Hunt. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. Hamilton Iu.t, to De Witt Clinton Baker,
will take place to-day in Christ Church, Boulevard
and Seveny -first st.
\ pretty wedding, took place In East Orange yes
tcrday. when Miss Alice T. Stephenson, daughter Of
the late George = stephenson. was ma?i!ed to the
Rev Chauncey Il. Isewster, rector Of Grace Church.
Brooklyn. The wedding took place at the home OF
tho BRIDE No. SO Walnut-st., and solemnized BY
the Rev. Joseph Brewster, OF New-Iaven, the father
OF the bridegroom, aided by his son, the Revs
benjamin Brewster. rector of the Church OF the
Holy Communion. south Orange. The best man was
bride was attended by her Two sisters, Miss Eleanor
b. stephenson ard Miss Amy l.. Stephenson. The
ushcrs were W +. stephenson and W; Il. c. stephen
Among those present were thr Mss, Ihlrston.
and Mrs. Il. ;. Mallet. and George G. Brackett, oi
FrookIyn: Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Garven. Mr. and
Mrs. benjamin Brew stor John l. keelar ana the MsSs
Keehr Of New-York: Mr. and Mrs. T.. v Connect ~
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Van N0sinnd. MI and MN.
Charles Mills Mr. and Mrs. II. b. CloSson Miss Quim6y
and Miss Margaret Person, Of orange.