New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Damroscn, the
Youngest daughter Of Mrs. Leopold Damrosch ana
sister Of Walter and Frank Damrosch, to Henry
Trowbrdge Seymour. of this city. was celebrated
on Wednesday evening, In the apartments vi
the brides mother No. AZ West Scventy-secohu-s''
The ceremony was performed by the Kew. 'acou
s. Shlpman rector of Christ Protestant Epscopai
Church. The bride given away by Frank Dam
rosch She attired in rather simple gown
NJ whitc crene trimmed with Insertion and wnite
tulle veil, fastened with n cluster or orange oio''
SONS and myrtle She carried a bouquet Oh "h''e
roses but wore jewels. Two little pages Mar
gerry Weichmann and Frank Damrosch nephew OF
the bride led the bridal procession as II eh'ereu
the Miss Damrosch was the maid OF hoho'.
The two bridesmaids were Miss Alice Reno ana
Miss Mary Lawrence. Henry c. Lawrence WAS
best man. The ushers Frederick Strauss
Robert Murray Albert Strauss, Frederick Boyd anu
Philip Mosenthal a reception was held in the
APARTMENTS of Frank Damrosch after the cere-
mony. Among the guests were Mr.. ana hrs
| Walter Damrosch. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Reno Mrs Seymour, Inother
of the bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mosenthai
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry De Forest Baldwin, Edward IT,
Pinney. Miss Pinney Miss Geraldine Morgan, Miss
Helen De Forest the Misses Humphrey. Mrs George
Lord Miss Lord Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Tinkham
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Lawrence, Miss Lawrence,
Orrin s. Parsons c. w. Pierson. John p. Davis,
Alexander Lambert and Roger s. Baldwin
A handsome wedding took place Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David j.
King No 81 Madison-ave The bride was Miss
Beatrice Resale King. and the bridegroom Fritz
Loeb. of Manheim. Germany, who is In business
in this city. The Rev Or. Gustav Gotthel, or
the Temple Emanuel. oflciated. Little Miss Edna
Ricke ndorfer, niece of the bride, was the mald OF
honor The bridesmaids were Miss Alice Germs
helm. Miss Nellie Oppenheim Miss Trina Nathan,
MISS Lucille Lieher. Miss Irene Scheftel, Mss Ada
| nd Nics Made
Schafer. james Loeb was best man. stephen ID.
Boyer. Charles Blum. Albert Stern, Louis Helms
helmer julius Iorge Oscar +. Balm, Edwin j.
Scheftel. Samuel Reckendorfer and Morris Loeb
were the ushers.
Miss Emile Edns Young a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Young. of No. 30 Lenox-ave, was
married to Lloyd *. Wilson, of Easton. Penn. on
| nesiay evening in the Harlem Presbyterian
Church. One-hundred-and-twenty hfth-st, near
| Madison-ave The pastor of the church. the Rev.
| DR.. James r. Ramsey. performed the ceremony.
Robert Flemming of Easton, Penn wGs best man.
| The ushers Frank and Robert wilson, OF
Easton brothers of the bridegroom; Charles OAR
| ling, James Nichols. and the brides brother VIII
lam e. Young A cousin of the bride, Miss Florence
| Nichols, was the maid Of honor Miss Helen Pierce
and Miss Gladys Stout were the flower girls. a re-
cepon followed at the home of Mr.. ana MIS-
| Young.
Announcement has just been made OF the be,
trothal of William Person Hamilton, assistant
treasurer of the Manhattan Trus, Company, and
Miss Julia Plerpont Tracy Morgan. second daugn-
mony has not yet been fixed. Mr.: Har,ilton ii IS
years old and a Epaa9 aso o' Hamon
ami his great-ereat grandfather was General Ajax
anaer mamon ba ris ;a and handsome an bears
striking resemblance to the old family portra's ,h Ts
city and a large and we-stocked farm at Ram.
| apo. y. j. lie is skiltul polo PLAYER ana Keeps
tive 'e'' and popular member Of the Tuxedo Calumet
and ST Nicholas Clubs, and the Society Of the Sons
Miss Morgan is about twsnty.ope, u years s.o old
and is Brunette she sh h Gas besn IN
society two three years and IL skilled musi-
Gon ban sF dSd several Years ago Ills bray
toward the poor and his estimable character al,
offered TO invest him with the title OF baronet II
he would become British subject Although ne
had dyed long In dqn an scnS the s'f prorei
title and retained MS American Sit NE ana
G Smith fnsp 20 Mes Eod Hs'
known Rrandreh family at sing sing Mi smith nd
more recently to Collector Kibreth. His case
against the elevated railroad for personal as hC
n mT before the public.
Boston. Nov (specaD.-The wedding Of Miss
s II o% aselsr OF Of ocester and Lewis
| NJ Mckinney. Of NewYork city. took place a. y.
2 psr9Gs 'u ;ne R ve" W. H. Rider ocang The
| newly married couple started ast night on snort
| wedding trip. and on thelr return Will 'a'-e ''
home in Gloucester
wu!amstown. Mass Nov. Special Two hun-
the summer home OF the brides parents when MISS Me-
Julia Could Jerome danghtsr OF Mr. , anr to
Wisri e. Evans Hoyt Williams: 92, now OF STAN.
ford conn. The Rev. Henry Mottet; rector or me
sisted by the Rev DR. FRANKLIN "; Bartlett, OF
St Johns Church Wliamstown, ofticiated Inc
he
sheldon Jerome sister of the bride, was maid OF
honor f. NJ Hoyt was best man The ushers were
irwin McD Gqrled' t AGIam 1a arrW ludlow.
IT, iroS and Harry A. Turner. jr Mr. and Mrs Hoyt
started on a bridal trip 10 New-iork ana WASH
ngton The gifts to the bride numbered ~
Springfield. Mass. Noy. Miss Ai'Gs H Hae
vas married Tuesday At the First Church TO
D Dr cheney IT, cnikns. OF this city The ceremony
performed by the Kev DI cna COUSIN of the
hriGcrrooni. was best man. and Miss Emily Bliss
3ryant OF Springfield was maid OF honer; n IRE
worm. Jonathan Barnes. Frederick IL Stebbins ana
Henry C. Halle. of Springfield and Dr. Frank ,. j.,
Waite OF Hartford. After the wedding there was
a reception at the home OF the brides parents
At the First Methodist Church OF orange a st
charles Vaudeville OF Orange, was married 10
Lincoln Ashward Virtue OF Newark. The Key
George T. Eckmao ne pastor OF Mn sse , Hns WanSa
vuIc a sister OF the bride. and the best man was
William f. virture. brother OF the briGegroom
Wcodlon nd Henry Russell and Augustus +. T. Mar
tIr ir' ali Of Newark. The wedding reception was
held at the new home OF the couple, IN Roseviile
SOL SMITH RUSSELL
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