New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06

with tnIie VEIL rle bridesmaids, Miss Haven, Miss
Dsbevose Miss Belle s h aaa carried pink roses
Tno best man was Willard Watson. OF Newfork s
Ts f NsIh x. %a% HeI sn''s large Reception io
liza S III Ss;sa c a%" S s sssi' T':
Glrcy IT, " 5o1n e. Glioy and Mrs A. v. C.
LANES Nj and Mrs RenIiS % sp manry Mr. s ana MIS- Mrs
and Mrs. Il. w. Banks. Mr. and Mrs. F d. Mollen-
Mr.. "% %u! sayns N,nes and ba Mrs
g. A. charcnn NJ. ana Mrs u1 a. B. &c, Cook M ar;
Charles c'qpns 'na Tx nS%s Pai and nd r
Clinton Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs G. schwab, L. Hemenway
At noon VA; Yesterday Miss Henrietta Iu: at the home
u Ie' only n few invited guests were present. The
Ceremony was the simple one Of the ouakers. In which
e,e se presence Of witnesses exchanged pledges of
nte long devotion TO each other. Those present were
scssSsr T Mr. snd Mrs Frederick E. %e,s Mr.
and Mrs. iawood b; Titus. Of Glen Cove; Gerald
inS D"9e ne wss %us and
Mrs j. B. c. Tappen and Miss Mary Titus. The bride
She was aitired in dark travelling costume After
s sS %rs MsnsS 'fT T 0Ss
WIN live IN Popl1rs nro o w Mr r Ms dd c Is
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Isabel Palmer, of No.
1852 Br0"k M,o to Cha Sser w n"S b Ia
yesterday at The Tompklns, Avenue Congregational
of %isu The BRIDE who is daughter of Peter
Palmer, treasurer Of the church. dressed in
MsEsr her n'''a Oh "0'0' AF'' "''' no 0''''
Grace Church, in Orange, n, j.; was filed yes
daughter Of Colonel Abraham il: Ryan and James
Dr. '' Xnhony ne SCHUYLER T' The best man was John
# ana a S, Of ss Ss sy
Dri III; %aSs GSsS
Rock; Miss Emma Bradley, Dobbs Ferry. and Miss
Narcissa Burton, Of Richmond The ushers . Mere
IT,. August NJ Foy, Hugh Mcclure Montclsir: j. D.
Knox. Frank T. Jenkins, Frederick Hill and Edward
he hose of Fl the pdes parents 10. 81 Propecs
Mr. and Mrs Marshall viii sail for Europe on sa'nr
h john s1 Hss Of ss % AZ s
ms evening in ST. Georses Church. stnyvrsant srrs
Inc reception will follow It No. % west fo'''
Miss Madeline. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. william
Gwynne OF Rverst ackensaek and George FRENCH ts
Rev DR.. Holly In Christ Episcopal Crurc'
n J. reception followed at the home OF the 6iioss
where they Will spend their honeymoon. .o.n
@ Eassr Wc MP IN 3 JOINS Church today at
Ss sH n1'% and Hiss @ Wamson daasaeF q
assistant rector the Rey Mr. Wood rea aa tine
ssSnss rail- T, w Of Of S and on s
were clusters of tall palms. The ushers were LOUIS
n n. s0m S O. the aCrr Clarke OF Boston
Arthur Lockett. Of NswYOrk Emery Mcichael rS oi
Padepna IN Lee NsS arm OF Of be a5cr and was
ea" by her or twin sister, Miss Made
r@nr Of Grange Vi" bcsomS long tue veil
held by orange blossoms and she carried bongue.
white ribbons The pretty maid Of honor wore Il
white silk gown trimmed with orchd-colorcd ribbons
O wide brimmed LeghoIn hat and she carried poi'
quet Of orchids. The bridegroom and his best man
William North Duane. of New-York met the bride
"'' senator nat and Mrs Jones. Mrs. Williamson. Mrs.
Bailey and Miss zaidee Williamson were among the
breakfast at General wliamson's home. After
rsGsp n the a dP r r%e %as
from Harvard year ago. A.tei leaving college ne
y wsnf 0" q" 70 %ee at Where
Young couple will make their hGm and Mrs. sehsed
Senator, rs and MIS- Brce Senator Mr. Cock
reii. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon, the Minister OF
Hale. Mrs. William f. Chandler and MIS- chan@er
Mr. and Mrs Eober n. Fitch shspar o s%a M1
tor and Mrs Cullom. Mrs. Robert Harie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank 1 M a SSsr oo Sec
Patton. Mrs. and Miss Belknap and The Misses
Mauiy. n, u,,,. =,
1ya @Ss'SP AP Souls dh%reS hoss%5
%se c ss o MIS- " se
Beaconst the Rev. Dr. Hale officiating. TIT The e. best
m maids ~ were Miss Alice A. Richards Of and
Miss Mary T. Sawyer, OF Boston; The maid Of honor
VA xlSany April 5-sIIss BRADY danslter Of anthony
n BRADY and James G. Farrell married ~ IN, cam
Ole episcopal residence on Madisonav' I'M. mur'ins
home of the brides parents. Only members OF the
families were present. , ISL. ,,,.,r
Boston. April ) (special)-1n the FIRST uhtaran
Church, Harvard Square, Cambridge, uis cIcinue,
Hattie sisson Lewis, daughter OF DR.. Emen Lewis OF
Denver, Col. married. The Rev. f. H iiaii, OF
Cambridge was the officiating clergyman. The pest
man was Charles A. Raymond brother OF me brlne-
groom The ushers were Eugene D. Greenleaf DR..
+. w. WhittemOre George b. 1ienshaw Waller Jack-
SON. Malcolm n. Jackson, W. A. EDWARDS, George .
Penrree and f. p stevens. The bridesmaids were
Miss Frances Raymond. Miss Alice j: Raymond, MISS
groom The church and the home OF the brideerOoms
mother where the reception was held, wtr. b"anu-
fully decorated with flowers palms and Towering
nants There will be reception at the Crown Paace
Wevmonth. Mass April BIN Trinity Episcopal
Church here this afternoon Loretta p. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Linton. and Gilbert p; bntter-
worth son Of Congressman Butterworth OF Cincinnati
We're married by the Rev. William Hyde. The brides
maids were ARIA W. Allen. OF this town. ana RUIN
w. Butterworth a sister OF the bridegroom me best
men were T. Philip Walker. OF Cincinnati ana IIenry
A. Linton, a brother OF the bride reception 'o,,
early evening train for tour through the South
They viii live In Cincinnati -..uu.a
Baltimore April 'specia,;,,Je marriage nG osrt Iee
Keeling Mt Grace Episcopal Church. Mr.. k t n
hrofheI the Rev stewart Keeling performed the cere
mony The brides maids Of honor were her dausnnr,
Miss Reba Mitchell. and Miss Isabel kunEeL Lme
nshers were Ernest Cuttings. Thomas A. FizpatriGk,
Edwin FaYber and James II. Preston Atler ue
marriage Mr. and Mrs. Keeling left here or New lorh
MIR Keeling and his sister, Mrs Stilson l!utchhs OF
Keeling was for some time member on tne new T
York Casino Opera Company, but lett Inc stage siN
months ago.