New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
DrDD1NGS PAST AND TO COME.

,o oakss daughter Of Mrs. George
oakes was married at o'clock last evening ~
(,ooroe Wilmert Swain, In the fSutseie i"'.
Churcb Western Boulevard ana Eighty
The Rev. Dr. Booth. the pastor OF the cnuich' VI
ao,o.od The bride given away by her
. coroe Cakes Miss Mary Pippey was
49, ,oid Of honor The bridesmaids were MISS 'es-
s,a r. pates. Miss Zaidee NJ. Small and Miss cara
Martin Harry w. Martin was best man. Inv
usbers were Joseph Faye, Eugene Rice, W. 'i,''e.
and William Young large reception ionowen -
tho home of the brides mother, NO. 900 "es' Se'
antveacond-st Among the guests were MT ana
Mrs. Frederick Martin ST.; Mr.. ana MIS- fieue'e.
Martin tr: Mr. and Mrs. II. c. swain MI. ana
Mrs w r. Aiken Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. burcharu'
Mrs Isaac Ludlam Mrs William AUSTIN Deih,son'
Mr. and Mrs George w. Crossmah, Sii' anu vs.
]. w. Mason, the Misses Cullen. Mr.. ana MIS- %
IT Johnson. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. LOOMS
,,,sa ANA Harvey. daughter of Charles T. Har.
a,, we,,-known mining engineer, was married
IN charles Voorhis at noon In the Maoisoh oquar.
r,resbvterian Church. The Rev. Dr. Charie' Ia
parkhurst the pastor, performed the ceremony az
sisted by the Rev. John c. Voorhis AioeI' 'oo.,
his was best man. The ushers were the rev W.
w Mo,r. F. A. Reppelier and Richard .. harvey.
q brother of the bride. wedding breakfast LOT
the bridal party and relatives followed al the FLU
Avenue Hotel. , c.s
In tho 81 Tamess Protestant Episcopal Church'
Madson-aye and Seventy irst-st'' at noon, MIS-.
v Dickey, daughter of Mrs. Agnes u fIal. was
married TO CLYDE Du Vernet Hunt, son OF Coiohei
Iaa,,tt Hunt and a nephew of Richard NJ. Hunt.
Tho marriage ceremony was performed by the new
Cornelius p Smith, the rector or the chuIc"' no
bride who $ a niece of A. c. Barney Oh w asni's'
ton was given away by her Drother' H. fi"'~
The bridegroom's brother, Leavitt JARVIS hunt was
best man. reception and breakfast ioho"eu III
the Moorish parlor in the Holland House. MI ana
Mrs. Hunt will live in Chicago.
A pretty home wedding took place at INC i.o"e
Acre, No. 1876 Broadway, at p M wnen siiss
Mary Josephine Hawey, daughter or MI. anu ai's'
J. L. Hawley was married TO George II. souther'
The bridesmaid Miss Amy Wright ana inc
maid OF honor was Miss Julia Hawley, sister OF the
bride Leonard Hawley was best man, ana Leon
Augustus Hawley the usher. Some OF the guests
were Mr. and Mrs Edward Knapp, Mrs. Amelia
Robinson, Miss Pauline Grey, Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Savory Mrs. Anita Maloney, the Rev. Ut.
,rorse T. 4 Ianders and Miss Susie Maynard
Miss Florence Simpson. daughter Of the late
Wilson Simpson, was married TO Harrie Hayoon
Starkey, of Brooklyn. yesterday, at the nome ot
the brides mother, No. 900 Fifth-ave Inc cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Charles
D'Wnt Bridgman OF Holy Trinity Church. inc
best man was James +. Scholes. The maid OF
honor was Miss Simpson, sister OF the bride. The
ushers James s. Simpson, Albert 81 Richey'
j. Floyd Johnston and DR.. r. b. NEEDING. a large
reception followed the ceremony. Among tho
guests were the Rev. and Mrs. George
Van De Water, Mr.. and Mrs John simp-
son. Mr. and Mrs. James s. simpson,
Mr. and Mrs L. Clark Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Hillner, Miss Hillner. the Rev. W. Knight McGown,
Dr. and Mrs. Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs II. Russell
Droune, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sloan Richey, Mr..
and Mrs. f. s. Salisbury. Mr.. c. NJ Myer. Dr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Mclean Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Taylor. DR.. and Mrs Leroy Hubbard. Miss Ada
Wiegand, Miss Thurber, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Steers, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Townsend the Misses
Lockwood and Mr. and Mrs James ID. Leary.
Miss Elfrieda c. Ziehr, daughter OF Ferdinand
Zehr, was married TO william d. Harries OF
Wood & Seck. importers and manufacturers on
Hudson-st., New-York, in Newark. at the home OK
the brides father, at The Rev. DR.. Schaum-
bach, of the Lutheran Church, ofiicated Thomas
Wilson was best and Miss Ottie Galuba was
bridesmaid. After the wedding breakfast the couple
started for the Worlds Fair.
Baltimore. Oct. (SpeciaD.-Miss Anna Cathell,
daughter OF DR.. d. W. Cathell, was married this
evening TO H. Brown Green, son Of Colonel G. q.
Green. of Woodbury., n. j. The ceremony per.
formed by the Rev. Peregrine Wroth at the homo
OF the brides parents. Charles-ave.. and was
witnessed by a number OF people from New-York.
Philadelphia and Washington. A large reception
followed the ceremony