New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
WEDDINGS.

Miss Florence Miller. daughter Of the late Henry
James Miller who was at one time president OF
tho Cincinnati Gas Company. was married at II ~
o'clock yesterday morning to DIR. James wilton
Brooks at the home of her mother, NO. SoS west
Seyenty-sixth-st. The wedding was quiet one
only the relatives and small number OF the IN
innate friends of the couple being present The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. >
De Lancey Townsend. associate rector Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of All Angels. West
End-aye and Eighty first-st. The bride was given
away by her brother. Jarvis ii. Miller VINO also
attended the bridegroom as best man. Miss ELIZA
beth S. Miller the brides sister. was the fhaiu Vi
honor There ushers. a wedding break
fast served at small tables. followed the cere-
monv Among the guests at the breakfast were
Dr. Thomas Fell president of St Johns college,
Annapolis and Mrs. Fen Dr. and Mrs. warren
Graeme Eliot Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Marsh Mrs'
s. De Lancey Townsend Mr.. and Mrs Charies
Gross Miss Lenora Miller. Miss Barlow, a.
Browning Prentice. Mrs. Low and Miss Low, Of
Boston. The bridegroom is son or James bfoohs.
the founder of 1.-The New-York Evening Express,
and nephew of Erastus Brooks. DR.. Brooks was
at one tine a member of the State Legislature,
and is a member of the New-York Bar Associa-
ton, and Of the Knickerbocker and Union clubs
He graduated from Yale in the class Of 10
The marriage OF Mrs. Edith Davies. widow OF
Robert X. Davies to Walter German Robinson
was celebrated at 1880 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
in st. Francis Xaviers Roman Catholic Church, In
West Sxteenth-st. The Rev. William O'Brien Par
dow, the newly appointed Provincia-Generai of the
Jesuit Order, performed the ceremony, assisted
by the Rev. Herman Denny and the Rev. Neil y.
McKinnon. pastor of ST. Lawrences Church. The
bride walked up the aisle with Miss Alice Boards
ley, an intimate friend Robert Grier Monroe was
best man. The ushers were Clinton G. Gilmore,
e. Stacey Clark. Nathaniel G. Ingrahsm and Louis
Boisdevain The wedding breakfast AT the home
for the members of the bridal party. Among the
guests at the church were Mrs Richard Irwin, Mrs.
Oliver s TEAL, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marie, the
Misses Marie. Mr.. and Mrs. William r.. Mont
gomery Miss Remsen, Miss Fannie Re.nsen, Baron
Rosenkrantz. William Vial Chaplin. Reginald Jaf-
fray and William Morgan
In All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church. Mad-
son-ave and Sixty-sixth-st.. at $50 o'clock last
evening Miss Gertrude Ze!la Carnrck daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carnrick, OF No. 7jG Park
ave. was married to Emile Bau.lgar:en. The Rev.
DR.. r. Heber Newton rector Of the church, assisted
BY the Rev. NJ Y. Freeman, OF Troy. y. y, ofiicl-
ated Miss Louise Hammctt, of Germantown
the maid of honor The bridesmaids Mis-
Florence Bell Hamlln and Miss Florence Norton.
OF Philadelphia. Aline Feuchtwanser. niece OF the
bride and John Carnrick, her ;tle brother. walked
before the bride in the procession to the chancel
Leonard All, OF Boston, WAS best man. W. a.
Barring William Bal,z of Philadelphia: Edwin
New-Haven were the ushers. reception was held
1t the home of the brides parents.
Tho We lding Of Mis-. Mary F. Smith and George
W. Burnett took place at O'Clock last evening in
81. Francis Xaviers Church, West slxteenth-st The
Rev. ~ ~ McKlnnon. OF ~. Lawrenccs Church,
assisted by the Rev. Herman Denny. of the Society
81 Jesus. performed the ceremony MISS Marie
Torpey was The only bridesmaid. Little Miss Alice
Aspn was the maid OF honor, while little Beverly
S Hsvey. Of thiladelpha; was The page, Charles
Hoey John James Torpdy and Thomas IL.
Bremen. OF Troy The wedding reception followed
Miss, Marie Evelyn Hartisan. only daughter OF
Cross: in West Forty-second-si, TO William Paul
Rooney. wedding breakfast. served by Ma
setti followed at the home OF the brides mother.
No 3d.: SsS West Foriy-sixth-st.
MISS mary brophy. niece OF Patrick Brophy s OF
Fsnas XTf q nse9 at ST.
THE wedding Of DR.. Charles Inslee Pardee and
East Forythrdst yesterday .' at boon boon in the
presence Of small party Of relatives and intimate
Hsssr Newton o. Az Souls Church Mrs Mrs seechsr
:, the dsushter Of George NJ Snow who for MANI
oss present we're Miss Julie, sno% the sssef
Of the bride: Mr.; and Mrs George NJ. s. Horton
Inns, Miss Collins; Mrs. {, G. Parker Mrs r.. =
Winthrop Parker. William Tenney Herbert TT Tenney,
Miss csdy' Miss Dickinson and the Misses Briggs.
large and fashionable assembly filled the bethesda
Episcopal Church at IL O'Clock noon to-day and
witnessed the marriage of Miss Mary Ruth Deuel..
eldest daughter OF DR.: and Mrs T.. valencourt
Deuel.. TO George Rockwell Putnam Shack elford,
son Of the Rev. Dr. John H. Shackeford of this place.
and formerly OF New-York City. Dr. Shackelford
performed the ceremony and he was assisted by
The rector. the Rev. DIR. Joseph Carey. The brides
young sisters. the Misses Marguerite and Jean Deu
eli. were maid OF honor and bridesmaid respec-
lively. the page Of honor being Master Augustine
Shepherd. The ushers were James Arthur Searey.
David valencourt Deuel.. brother Of the bride OF
Saratoga Springs; John Randolph Fellows son OF
Colonel John r. Fellows. cousin of the bride.
Of New-york, and Louis McHenry Howe, OF Sara
toGa Springs Ernest Hiler. of Boston Mass, acted
a. best man. The newiy-marrcd couple left here
his afternoon for trip to the South.