New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

VI. ~ rostord.v afternoon at 4 O'Clock In II "a
Thomss,s Church, FiftILave. and fitS tmrostr vhoE
Misc Adele McGinnis, eldest dauSnter OF 'ohn "
(Innis tr was married to Albert hertsF' son OF ~
nuinter. Christian Herter. The young couple ~ .
10Th oyt,sts and are possessed not only OF talent ~
=. ..od looks. They met while studying In u :
s,,,dns ~ Paris. where Miss McGlnnis lived SOM
,..rs With her parents. The marriage ceremony NJ
otorn,od nv Bishop Potter. Tile ehancel was nune
,,,,h Mains and Easter lilies, which were used 4
~rn,usion The bride entered the church With ~
father Her gown. artistic and beautiful designed b
the bridegroom Empire In enect' OF white sstA
With rather loose front, which was embroidered viz
Gold The skirt was plain and made with lone
train At tie corsage diamond star glttcred an
tho tuIle veil was held with largo crescent n
diamonds. the brdegroom's gift. The bridesmaid
Mis- Mabel McGinnis, Miss Bessie McGinns. NlN
Ellen Hoe Miss Marie Van Vorst Miss winlired I've
and Miss Marie Lusk, wore costumes OF pearl en5
silk made with pulled sleeves and scant trains They
wore silver gauze butterflies on their conures au1
..rrtsd each cluster OF ascension lilies placed owe,
tho right arm Nelson Macy was the bet
man. The ushers were william IL. HYDE
sargent Kendall, Richard Newton, Everett Macy.
J. Ruford Francklin, j. A. Garland, 1r., JOIN
H. Van Worst and Morton Nicolls. The first three
ushers are artists. The church was crowded with
friends OF the pair, among whom were MIS- Christina
Herter Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Ives, MISS Eunce lves
Robert HOe IT,, uiu Sio' lToNn AdIes
Miss Stokes, Mrs. Grosvenor p. Lowrey, Miss Lowry
Mrs Alfred Bishop Mason, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wells
Champney, Garlic Dlenner Mr.. and Mrs. Wnber Blood,
GOOD Mr. and Mrs. W. g. Davies DR.. ard Ma
Robert Abbe Mrs. Henry de Coppet Miss Faweetk
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Baker. }. Murray Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Gray, 1r, Mrs. Theodore p
Ralli. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. Appleton. Mr.. and Mn
william Rockefeller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1. Low. hU
J. buchanan Houston. Charles W. kraushaar snl
was n rpCeUtiOn. Mr..
Mrs McCinnis entertained the bridal party on Tuss
dav night. Mr.. and Mrs. Herter will travel ex
tensiveiy during their honeymoon. They VIII stop
a few days In Chicago ana VIII sal ir'm san
Francisco for Japan about the middle OF mis- fnont
While there they will make many skecnes "nea
they will carry out In their New'fofk s'uaio' ~
uerters gifts to his lest man ana ushera Ne@
whistlers first proof etcbings ana s'uac Vi nS '"s
water cOlOrs. $780,. n
~ Woerz was married TO james steel, OF Phis''
deipbia at her fathers house, No l East sx'y-tmfd'
ST. last evening at O'clock The Rev. u. r. hiotei
of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. omca'eu' ias
ceremony took place in the drawingro om ~I"n "ss
decorated with Easter flowers and palms. Inc onos
entered the drawing room with her father Tier gown
made I'm the Empire fashion, was Of white satin.
uounc. OF point lace extended round the sdrt, ana
the neck was finished with Hight coIarette OF me
same lace Her veil Of tullc was held with dA'
mond sunburst The bridesmaids, Miss Lillian Woefr,
the brides sister, and Miss Clara Hoffman, her cousns
wore gowns OF white grosgraln siik' Win spahisn
Jackets OF pink silk. They wore wells OF PINK this
and carried baskets OF roses and pink hyaeinths Tey
received from the bride ewelled dageers to be worn
as Lace pins. The best man was Henry Ihohas'
The ushers were Charles woerz brother OF the BRIDE;
conrad Peters Walter Noble yictof Petry John jamie
son and Harry Causen large reception ioho"eo
the ceremony Among the guests We're ex'Mayor
and Mrs. Filter. of Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs' We
H. BeadIestOn, Mr. and Mrs. r. u. Lade"' mr. @ns
Mrs. G. Peters, Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. r. Lier' 'ehern
ana Mrs j. NJ Varian, Mr.. and Mrs &. IL. Cha'heas
NJ and Mrs. A. Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Knapp
j. Ruppert, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert STEEL VI r"N
delphla Mr.. and Mrs. i. Il. Wall, Mr. ana s'rs' ~
~ Beadleston City Treasurer Mccreery OF fm"
dslpla Congressman and Mrs. Fitch, J. f. Belts, !r7
Hamilton Disston senator and Mrs. Stadler Mayo
stewart and Mr. and MIS- q. willing, OF PhiadelphiY
Some beautiful presents were received, includihs \
house I'm New-York with complete furnishing, IRON
the parents of the bridal pair, and quanu'y
beautiful silver plate.
Miss Eva siaven, daughter Of N. A. slaven. OF ssS
Francisco was married Victor Bertrand de Perrs az
the home Of her uncle Henry B. siaven, No. 1o6 wes
seventy -eighthst last evening at 80 O'clock ne
Rev NJ. A. Taylor, Of the Church OF the Blessed $40
rament ofhclated. The best man was Wesly smith
de Herrls brother OF the bridegroom. The ushers
were Raymond Teliair Smith and W. J. Wilson,
The bride wore gown OF heavy white silh. mace
I'm the Fiorentne fashion. Her tulle veil WAS neia
with a diamond star. The BRIDES only attendant
was Miss Eleanor Irwin of Montreal. who dressed
in pink crepe. A reception followed the ceremony.
Among the guests invited were Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Bliss Mr.. and Mrs. T. Wolh Tone, Mr. ana Mrs.
j. ". stats, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Phelan, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly
Mr.. aud Mrs. Levi p. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. a. We
Lonier, Graham Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. j. MITCHELL
Henry Stokes. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Ranney d. W. c'
Ward. Frank NJ. Cronise, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rhine.
lander Dillon, J. Sergeant Cram, Mr.. and Mira
William Allen Butler and J. .. stokes.
At the Church Of the Heavenly Rest yesterday
afternoon at 4 80 o'clock Miss Mabel bostwch
daughter Of Charles u. BOstwlck. was married &c
Lawrence Russell, OF Judge Leslie W. Russell Of
Canton, New-York. The Rev. DIR. d. Parker Morgan
rector OF the church. oficiated. Clifford iiartridge
was best man. The ushers were Byron Bostwich.
H. Anthem Bostwick and Charles f. Boswick. cousins
OF the bride r. A. Baldwin, ID. Homer Bates ana
Frank L. scribner The bridesmaids. Miss Jessie
RUSSELL sister Of the bridegroom. and Miss Eugenia
Meneey OF Troy were attired In pretty costumes VI
white silk, brocadcd with pink rosebuds and white
chip hats, trimmed with American Beauty roses.
Tie brides gown OF white satin WAS made In the
prevailing quaint fashion OF full skirts and puhtd
sleeves. owing to the recent death Of the brides
mother the reception ut the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Richard B0stwick, No. 324 West Forty sixth-st was
for the relatives OF the pair. Mazxetu served The
wedding dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will travel
for weeks In the West and will visit Chicago.
Fashionable society OF staten Island was well rep
resented at the wedding OF Miss Maud Bonner. Q
daughter VI George T. Bonner to Francis Iiiggtn.on
Cabot, OF Boston, which took place yesterday 1t
noon In ST. Johns Church. Clifton. The oiditins
clersymen the Rev. J. {. Ecclesinc, rector VI
the church; the Rev. DIR. ". :. Rainsford. OF New.
York. and the Rev. Dr. TUmbelL OF Staten Island.
The bride atrcd In white satin and point lace.
Her bridesmaids, Miss Isabel and Miss Mabel Bonnet
her sisters; Miss Amy Cabot, Miss Helen Jansens
Mis-, Marie Kobbc Miss Gertrude Minturn. Miss l.. X.
Redmund and Miss Alice Westerelt wore quaint
costumes In 1897 style OF green silk and satin
and white hats. The best man was 4. U. Barton.
The u,hers We're Carl Boyd, J. I. Higgins, Edward
Atkinson, George L. Helms, Cabot Wilde and Frederick
Cabot. n reception followed at the home OF the
bide's parents In Bardave. Among the guests were
Mr.. ard Mrs. John A. Roosevelt, the Misses Roosevelt