New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
WEDDINGS PAST AND no conn.,

Tho poman Catholic Church OF Our Lady d, the
HIGHLANDS of the Navesink n. j.. was at IL cioch
Yesterday morning the scene OF the ""i' 10
Mica Ellen Teresa McAnerney daughter OF COO
mel John McAnerney president OF the oe'e".,'
National Bank OF this city, to Vincent Hyacm'"
Lamarche of Brooklyn. A special tram over 'he
New-Jersey Central Railroad carried the guests
from this city and returned with them at o cioeN
last evening. The sanctuary and altar III "e
church were handsomely decorated WIN autumn
flowers and foliage and clusters or American Dea"''
roses Archbishop Corrigan performed the marriage
ceremony after which the rector OF the church'
the Rev. Thomas A. Roche. celebrated nup-
tial mass The bride given away by her father.
Miss Mary McAIerney attended her sister aS "'aiu
OF honor. John Victor Llmarche was best man lot
his brother. The ushers were the TWO brotheis vi
the bride Francis and Preston McAnerney; James
Grace and Alfred Amy. The wedding breakfast ana
reception followed at the country home OF the
brides father at the Highlands. Mr. and Mrs La
marche have gone to Chicago for the honeymoon
Miss Elizabeth Hubert. daughter OF William A.
Hubert was married her fathers home NO
" West Fifty -ninth-st last evening. 10 Frederick
Page Cutting. son Of Francis Cutting, or san
Francisco The Rev. DR. John Wesley Brown,
rector OF St. Thomass Church. In Fifth-ave., per-
formed th, ceremony Miss Jeanne Rumsey or
Bath, " Y. was the brides only attendant
Edward b. Raymond. OF Boston. cousin or the
bridegroom was best man. There were no ushers.
The wedding OF Miss Belle Boehrn, daughter oi
3 C. Boehm, OF No. East Eightleth-st., ana
julius Ralph Loeb was celebrated at $50 O'Clock
last evening. at the home OF the brides father.
| The ceremony performed in the library by the
| Rev DR. Kaufman Koehler OF the Temple Beth
| Ell only relatives and "A small number OF intimate
| friends were invited 10 witness the ceremony.
Miss Lucille Strauss cousin OF the bride. was the
maid OF honor There no best man. Inc
| ushers were Laurence W. Ahrens. Jerome Frank,
| Sidney New and the brides brother. Max ;. Boehm
A wedding dinner and reception followed.
Mrs Angie Chapman Reddng. widow OF a. I.
| Reddlng OF this city. and daughter OF ID. w. Chap
man. OF Maine. married to Charles L. CozZens.
one OF the oldest officers OF the Blocker street
Savings Bank, at s o'clock last evening. In one
OF the private parors of the Murray Hill Hotel.
| The Rev Or. Robert ;. Macarthur, pastor or the
| Calvary Baptist Church. ofiiCated The ushers were
| Clarence II. Crombe. Howard f.. Watkins. Charles
| r. Harriott and Eugene Gibson. There were no
| bridesmaids. maid or honor or best man. The
| reception attended by relatives and intimate
| friends.
| The wedding OF Miss Jennie Cakes. daughter OF Mrs
George cakes of No. &,S West Seventy second St,
| and George Wilmert Swain Will take place this
| evening I'm the Rutgers Riverside Church. The re-
| coption will be held at the home Of the brides
| mother.
| Miss Florence Simpson will be married to Henry
| H. Starkey, OF Brooklyn, this evening. at her home
| No. 700 Fifth-ave.