New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
WEDDINGS,

The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Stockton Koop to
George Perry Fiske took place last evening in the
Reformed Church on the Heights. Brooklyn. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Hugh Smith
Carpenter. an old friend OF the brides family. The
bride entered the church with her brother Hermann H.
KOop She was attended by her sister. Miss Sac
Koop. Miss Gretchen Dreier and Miss Adele Rasmus
Daniel Tuthill. Of New.York, was best man. The
ushcrs were samuel Ordway. Of New.York a. W. Zig
gins, A. L. Reid jr, and Arthur Clapp all Of Brook
lyn. reception followed AT the house OF the bride,
No. 144 Montaguest. Mr.. and Mrs Fiske, on their
return from Southern trip. will live at the Hotel St
George. Among those at the reception were Mr.. and
Mrs George Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. WlmOt Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rowland, Miss Florence Reeve.
John T. Sherman. the Misses sherman Mr.. and Mrs.
William Spcman. Alexander sheldon, Mrs. George Vie
tor. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Victor, Mr. and Mrs. IL. Van
Colt, Mr.. and Mis- G. c. ~Igd. Richard Van Wyck, the
Misses Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver J. Wells, The
Misses Walbridge, Mr. and Mrs. lie Grand Beers. the
Misses Brinsmade. Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Hayward
Mr.. and Mrs. f. LitchGeld, Mr. and Mrs Walter Ladd
Mr.. and Mrs william MoYat, the Misses hoffman,
Miss Gertrude Ncwbold Mr. md Mrs. q. A. Ecclnaelc
Mr.. and MIS-. William \. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Fisk Mr.. and Mrs. T. t. Fske, MIR. and Mrs.
John AckeS. Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie B. Travc. Miss
Virginia Stackpolc. Mr. and Mrs Thco Dreicr, Mr.. and
Mrs Garlic De silver. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fskc and
Mr.. and Mrs John 5. James.
Whiting while not altogether unexpected, caused gen
cral surprise The ceremony took place early in the
morning, about 10 o'clock nj the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. Augustus Whiting. The Rev. DR.. W.
II. Huntington, rector Of Grace Church. oiiciatcd.
the bride. who wore a travelling dress. was gwen
away by her brother. Augustus Whiting. The wed
ding simple possible. there being no brides
maids ushers, best man, nor wedding breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis started at once for Washington
The only people present at the wedding were Mrs.
Whiting the brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Rives the latter formerly Miss Whiting, and by her
first marriage Mrs Oliver Belmont her little daughter
Natica Belmont Rves. Miss Whiting. the unmarried SIS
Ter and Miss Flora Davis the only child Of the bride
groom BY his first marriage The first MIS- DAVIS deo
In Paris about five years ago. Mr. ana MIS-. pa'''
will be at home to their friends at No. "a Washington
square in abOnt two weeks The engagement 81
Miss Flora Davis TO Lord Terence Blackwood'
Younger son of the Marquis of Dufferin and the Brsi
Ambas sador at Paris, was announced last N"VeHhpcr
Lord Terence is expected IN New-iork some uno
next MONTH The date and place OF Miss D,.Is
marriage have not ye' been decided upon ~ Is
nos sible that the wedding will take place In Iaris
early next June. - ,. -, u,,,ov
p PhyIe' 70 John Rufus Boyd. took place at the
pretty home of the bride in Smlthst.. peeRskii al
Six o'clock last evening. The Rev William tisneI
Lewis rector of 81. Peters Church. oncihtru anu
the brides father gave her away The maid OF hOhor
was Miss Ethel White, Of Hr3oKlyh the D'HI n'a
was David J.. Ferris, OF Berkeley Divinity school
Middlctown Conn. lie Grand RAYMOND, OF the cen
trail National Bank. Norwalk. Conn. and EDWIN w.
JJolspv were uShcrS.