New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
WEDDINGS PASTAND TO COME

Broadway The bride, pretty girl, has
been out in society for the last two years,
and during the existence OF Miss shrady's dancing
class has been OF It's favored members. The
bridegroom Is a son OF Horace rooks' WHO for many
wears lived in the mansion at Irving Place and
GIamercy Park. now the home OF stuyvesant Fish,
The marriage ceremony performed by the Rev.
w. Merle smith, pastor OF the church. The bride,
who entered TIE church with her father, Wore an
elegant gown OF white satin trimmed with point Lace
and tullc veil. The maid OF honor. Miss Clara Nc
Cord and bridesmaids, Miss Louise Lyman, Miss May
Iyman Miss Louise Sncdcker and Miss Elizabeth
ur,,mmoId wore pretty gowns OF white satin and
brocade. The best man was j. Chester Chamberlain.
The ushers Walter Adsit stebbins. william Clarke
l. Henry IIur,butt Horace J. Miller, Samuel Rockwell
and Charles +. shrady. large reception followed
at the home OF the brides parents, No. 25l wct
seventy .thrd-st. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs r. s. Kunkel, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Weed Mr.
and Mrs J. l.. DrummOnd Mr.. and Mrs. De Vinne
Mr. and Mrs. II. Mcbride, Miss Evans, Mr.. and Mls
IT, Carkc Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Ogdsn, Commodore
J. d. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. V. Arnold. Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Beers, DR.. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson
Mr.. and MIS- Z. II. Johnson, MIR. and Mrs. W. W.
Ogden Rev. DR.. and Mrs. sElning, the Misses Armour
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Chase, Wilbur Doremus. the
Misses Mabley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. scott, Mr.. ard
Mrs. F.. <. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. /. seaman, Mr.
and Mrs H. ID. licCo:d, Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Champion
Mr. and Mr. william u. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Rem.
ra,d j. f. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ID. OGDEN
Mr. and Mrs. John IIecker, Mr. ard Mrs. Theodore
Moss, II. W. surern, Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Armour
Dr. Archibald Cushman. DR.. \. NJ Hurbutt, ]. 5.
Long. Ex-Governor and MIS- Bedle, Mr. and Mrs.
K. Van Colt, Mr. and Mis-. Thomas Williams, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Foster, Mr.. and Mr.. o. Durham, Dr.
and Mrs. j. Newcom5, Morris Phillips, Mr.. AM Mrs.
Eiastus Wiman, DR.. AID Mrs. George ). Huntington,
Commodore and Mrs. Lottimcr, Mr. ami Mrs. Wirthrop
G. Ray, Arthur Van Drun. Miss Marie Bonner, Frank
Draper Dr. J.. Il. iIurlbut. Mr.. and Ms. A. {. lau,
Mr. and Mrs. .idolph Rusc!, Mr.. end Mrs. William
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. &. ". Francis, Mr. and MrA
w. +. Evans the Misses Durham, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis H. Mnton the Misses Phillips, Mr.. and Nh.
j. f. Ware, Colonel and Mrs. \. G. Dickinson
FIands Goodhue, Mr.. ard Ms. !. \. Kipp, IT,. Mr..
and Mrs 4. NJ. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bonner,
Mis-, julie Draper, Edward IolbrOOk and Mis-. katl.
crime Mabley.
Miss Loretta Elizabeth Conway, daughter OF John
VI. Conwa;, was married to Deyerly 6. sanders of
this city, at st. Patrcks Cathedral yesterday after
noon at ) O'Clock. Owing TO the recent death Of the
brides parents the ceremony was simple Us
possible. T.c mGrriag' ceremony was performed BY
Me Rev. NJ. J. Layelle, who WAS assisted by the
Rev. Henry j. Newey. The bride WAS given away
IS her brother, james L. Conway. Her gown
OF gray crepe de Chine and Xix. She wore white
nat trimmed with plumes. Miss Florence Brown. the
maid Of honor gown Of mauve cloth. There
ush r.. Tie best was MIrlY lids-
k,l of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs SANDERS started
last night for southern trip They viii live In
New y orb.
The wedding OF Miss Grace Crossman. daughter
Of William II. CrcSsman to Edcar Mortimer Carnrick
was celebrated last evening at All Souls Church.
Slxty-dxth.st. and Madisonave. The Rev. Henry
Freeman. OF Troy y. T.. and the Rev. Mr. Bishop.
associate rector Of the church were the oficiling
c"rgymen. TIE bride wore a white satin gown made
In the style OF 30 and veil OF soft white six null.
Miss GsrruGc Carnriok. sister oi the bridegroom. ana
maid OF honor. wore cosum" OF white satin and
chiffon. embroidered with clusters Of liiacs. The
bridesmaids. Miss Pauline Dostrr. % Bethlehem,
Penn. Miss Mabel Knowles. of Worcester. Mass;
Miss Hattie Brown and Miss Fife Vuderhill Of New
York, dressed IN lilac chiffon over satin Of the
sim" shade. They wor" half wells OF lavender null.
". H. CrosSman. r.. was best man. The nshers were
Emil Baumcartrn. Dr.. Floyd MeEwen. Harris Il.
CldS and Hugh Murray. A small reception followeA
a. the home Of the bride. 40. 20 East sixtyffhs.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Colby No. 3
East sixtyninthst.. yesterday afternoon AZ 4 80
O'Clock. their niece. Miss Annie Colby Knowlton. WIS
married to Henry A. schrnck, OF Iiroohlyn. TIE
Rev DR.. Faunce Of the Finh Avenue Baptist Church.
dictated. Tie best man was Frank schcnck. brother
u the bridegroom. The ushcrs Messrs Everett
Colby and Hayward Colby. cousins OF the bride; Ed
ward Parsons AMI Henry seaver. The bride was
Simply dressed In White satin with tulr veil. Sic
wore jewels. Miss Grace -aunders. the maid Of
honor was I'm pale yellow brocad" and the brides
naiu>, Miss -thpn'N, OF ire
Elvnc Richard. In white silk and crepe De
chine. Only near relatives and n few Intimate
friends present. Mr.. and Mrs. schenck will
live IN Englewood. y. y.
At the Osborn, broadway ard Fifty ST..
yesterday afternoon. Miss Allie >. Armstrong. daughter
OF James 4. Armstrong. married 20 James
Gregory. by the Rev T.. Walpole Warren rector Of
the Church OF the Holy Trinity. Tho bride WAS
dressed I'm white satin Empire gown. trimmed with
.t,fla tInr nr1, .4., No No pf
in pink and white silk. The ushcrs were John
Frazer. Robert Lyman, Arthur Taylor and J. A.
Radey. John Cnskley was best man. only rela-
lives OF the pair present.
There pretty wedding with full choral service
Yesterday at noon in thu Church OF All Angels West
End-ave and Eighty -iirSst. Tho contracting parties
We're Mis- Fnrces Adele Quntard. daughter OF
James ". Ouintard, and Louis Laner Stafford, 81
White Plains Ncw.York. The ceremony per.
formed by the Venerable Achdcacon KirSby, OF Rye,
y. T.. assisted BIZ the Rev. De Lancey Town
send assistant rector OF the church. The bridal
procession most effective. The bridesmaids, Miss
Florence Oulntard and Miss Maud OaInrd, sisters Of
the bride: Miss Helen Stafford sister OF the bride
groom and Miss Belle IIenning dressed two In
hcliorupc and white and two in white all with white
tullc vclr They carried clusters II lilies and pre-
coded The bride, who was In white satin trimmed WIN
point applique lace tullr veil and orange blossoms.
Nathaniel r., nal was the best man. The ushers
NcIc luOullS I'fTN'l I'iu, buIt b'HHs' ii'"" Wy
man and George Quintnrd brother 81 the bride.
!, small wedding breakfast followed ut the home OK
the brides parents, No. 2iI Central Park. West
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Will live at the Pines. White
Plains.
The wedding Of Miss Lilly Adelaide Johnson.
daughter OF George Pryor johnson. To Charles Lamson
iIinp took place last evening ut o'clock In
Calvary Church. Fourth ave. and Twenty irst-st The
Rev. DR.. II. Y. sattcrlce rector Of the church
'ltc'acd William l.. Griffin, a brother OF the bride
;room. was his best man. The uslcrs were Russell
Duane, OF Philadelphia: Ernest L. Roy Johnson.
brother Of the bride; Dr. e. H. RUSSELL of Keene,
T. H.. John liurd. OF Boston Arthur VI. Johnson.
mother brother of the bride, and Arthur L. Liver
more. Miss Elizabeth Daniels, the maid ofhonor,
wore lavender Empire gown. The bride WAS IN
simple gown OF white satin. She wore tue veil,
mt no icwels. \ Iccepton followed nj the home