New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
WEDDINGS.

u,, ,,odd,r, of Miss Anna Holmes Banks.
vounoest daughter of Henry Ward Banks. OF EnHe'
.a N 7 TO George Mcconnell OF Knutsford.
cheshire. England, took place yesterday AFTERNOON
IN the Englewood Presbyterian Church Ihe
of,ciatine clergymen were the Rev. James EelA
nastor of the church, and the Rev. Henry Scnios-
cor ~ Aurora, ~ Y. The bride wore a dress OF
white satin. with pearl trimmings and carried .
bououet of lilies of the valley. She was attehdeo
nv her little niece, Miss Annie SeliecK' OF aurora
as maid of honor, The bridesmaids, VINO wore
white and yellow, with Leghorn mats, were MISS
ella Swift of Eau Claire, Wis; Miss Helen Sanford.
of White Plains: Mss Emene Danforth ana MISS
elizabeth Wheeler of NewYork City, and Miss
Mary BrInckerhoff, Miss Susey Wetmore MISE
Reatrice Blyth and Miss Olive Dawes, or Engle'
wood The bride given away by her father.
Walter W. Mackay, OF Englewood. was best man.
and the ushers, who were all OF Engewood, Were
]. Howard Sherwood, Augustus Duryee, Edgar II.
Booth G. Whitefeld Belts, jr.. ID. Webster Evans
and Talcott NJ. Banks the brother OF the bride.
William s. Chester, organist OF ST. Georges Cnurcn.
Stuyvesant Square, New-York city, played the
organ After the ceremony at the church small
reception was held at "Hillholme" the home Of
the brides parents.
Norwich ~ " Oct. (SpeciaD.-The marriage OF
John Benham Van Cleft and Miss Katherine
Bellows took place here this afternoon, the Rev.
Dr. Asa j. Van Cleft, of Oneonta, father of the
bridegroom, performing the ceremony, assisted ~
the Rev. william III. Scudder Inc DrlueSroon y
q graduate OF Cornell University ana Law ocnool
and Clerk of the Chenango County Surrogates
Court The bride is a daughter OF the late Dr. John
Bellows.
Boston, Oct (speciaD. The wedding Of Iiar-
rlson Gray otis, OF this city, and Miss Louise Nc
Namara, OF Charlestown, daughter OF the late j. D.
Mcnamara took place this morning On account
of the recent death Of the brides rather an absence
OF elaborate ceremony determined upon. The
marriage which had long been expected occurred
soon after o'clock at the parochial residence OF
St Mary's Church, No. q Winthrop-st Charles
town. 1t modest ceremony ana quickly over.
and the throng Of spectators which gathered out.
side the door In the expectation OF Catching
glimpse of It disappointed.
Baltimore. Oct (SpeciaD.-The marriage OF Miss
Charlotte Morris Symington the daughter of Colo
mel Thomas A. Symington, to Jesse Il. RIGGS took
place to-day. Secretary Of the Treasury Carlisle
and Mrs Carlisle and a number of other prom-
nent people were present The ceremony took
place noon in the First Presbyterian Church
The bridesmaids were Miss Olivia Gill, Miss Butler,
Miss Adelaide Garry and Miss Anne Buckler: The
ushers were William i. Riggs, Clinton l.. RIGGS
and Alfred r. Riggs, brothers Of the brtdegroomi
New-York: ]. C. Pendleton, W. r. X. Taylor and
William Symington.
Ogdensburg, y. Y, Oct. (SpeciaD.-M v. j.
Brokaw, of the Brooklyn Canoe Club and ex-vice-
commodore of the American Canoe Association, was
married at the First Presbyterian Church this
evening Miss Sophia Bacon, OF this city, daughter
of the late Captain George b. Bacon: u. s. n:
the ushers were =. f. Hogan, OF New-York: Charles
Whine, of Albany ex-commodore OF the American
Canoe Association: DR.. J. W. Penton and Walter
c. Kellogg, of Odgensburg; Charles Holcome and
Harold l.. Hooker, of WATERFOWL Mr.. and NrS,
Brokaw will reside in Brooklyn.