New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The Wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Douglas to Thad-
deus Davis Kenneson took place yesterday afternoon
so O'Clock, at the Hotel EndicOtt Coumbus-ave
and Eighty -irst-st. The Rev. Dr. ibboU T. Kitircd-c
oficated. The BRIDE who was give,, away by her
sister, Mrs. NJ ID. Dennison, wore an Imported gown
OF ivory white satin trimmed with Valencenncs lace.
Inere bridesmaids The best man was
william G. Taylor. The ushers City Chamberlain
I. G. r. Grain and Asa A. AlliDg, law partners OF the
bridegroom; william Readio and Henry Melville. At
reception which followed the bride assisted In
receiving by her sister Mrs. Dennis0n Mrs. De Baden
Wilton, Mrs. &. Clmstead Thompson and Mrs D.
Holmes Butter. Among the guests invited to the
reception many OF whom present, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. 4. c. +. Grain. James Armstrong
Mr and Mrs. ID. Jones Grain Mr. and Mrs T. G.
Eastman, Mr. and MIS-. william Frceland Mrs s. T.
CIiitn, the Misses GriIhn, Robert ii. Grimm, MI
and Mrs. Henry b. Harrison. Miss ;. HARRISON, Mr.
and Mrs. W. ). =. Hopkins. William Il. Hoinbiower
MI ana Mrs. W. II. Hamilton. Mrs. Abbott T..
Kittredge the Misses Kttrdge, the Rev. and Mrs.
C. H. Parklnlrst, MI. and Mrs. W. ii. Page. Mr. and
Ms " p. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Spencer, Mr..
and MIS-. J. II. Taber and Mis-. J. II. Taylor.
The wedding of Miss Emily Reese Bailey.
daughter Of Floyd Bailey, to Lynch PIioleau l.ger
took place last evening at 80 O'Clock i'll ST. Marks
Church, Tenth-s and second-ave. The Rev. DR..
J. H. Ryance, rector OF the church, and the Rev.
Richard Golden were the officiating clergymen. John
Rutedce Abney was the best The uShers were
BENJAMIN Brooks. Louis Moore. Charles {. Bailey,
John Dickson, Skyrin Temple and Wilton Randolph.
The maid OF honor Miss Carolyn O'Connor, was at
tired In Il pretty gown Of green and white SILK The
bridesmaids in similar gowns, Miss saidee
Booth. Miss Margaret Lawrence, Miss Elizabeth COP
pell Miss Catharine Huecr and Miss Nellie Peck
The bride wore gown of white satin made in En-
pire fashion Her tullc veil was confined by
wreath Of natural orange blossoms. She was gwen
away by her father. After the ceremony there was
a reception for the bridal party and ativcs OF the
Ia
feminist
Miss Charlotte A. Rice, only daughter Of John =
Rice was married 10 Grard c. ". Lowrey last even
inc in st. Georges Church, Stuyve'ant square Inc
Rev Dr. ". 5. Rainsford. rector OF the church. ON
cia,ed The bride entered the church with her
brother c. Murray Rice who gave her away. she
was dressed in white satin, trimmed with point
lace and her veil was also OF point lace. Inc
customary bouquet was dispensed with and a prayer
book was carried instead. Her only attendant was
Miss Mamie Humphrey, OF South Orange, who wore
pretty gown OF pink and white. The best man was
George Bethunc Adams and the ushers were Augusih
Monroe Walter C. ellison. Henry A. Prince, Henry W.
HAYDEN, Eugene L. Bushc, William H. Mclaughlin
william g. Sichols and Edward J. Greacen. The ser
v,cc was choral a small reception followed at the
home of the brides mother No. As West Forty -h'h-
ST. As the brides family Is In mourning only he'"
relatives Of the pair were present MI Lowrey was
formerly Commodore Of the Larchmont Iacht Ciup'
His home Is In Larchmont
The wedding OF Miss \. X. Walton 10 r. Il. crane
viii take place at the Central Presbyterian Church OH
Tuesday, April IL. MI.
The engagement has just been announced III brooh
,vn Of Miss Marion BrOoKman, eldest daueh'er VI
Henry d. Brcoaman, TO Amory sibey Carhar'' VI
that city, Miss Brookman has been CONSIDERED one
OF the bellies OF Brooklyn since her Introduction 10
society and her prospects In life are oi the pes
her parents are wealthy. Mr. Carhart Is as WEI, well
known in New-York In Hrooklyn. ms New 10Th n
clubs are the Union, knckcrbocker ana feuc,r' any
his BROOKLYN club is the Hamilton. lie Is 'he prs
dent OF the Badminon Club OF New ork ana NJ n
often led the cOtllOns at the fashionable supcrip'oh
halls I'm this city. No date IL set Tor Inc weuuins
Mrs Mary G. Redmond daughter OF Nalen'l",
rrcst Of Locust Valley, l.. L. was married 10 So9h'
Henry Brcvoort Bristol. OF Washington. reureu
cifcer OF the T. s. A., yesterday. nj noon III trdce
C-hantry The Rev. Samuel Maxwell. OF Glen 'o't;;
officIated assisted by the Rev. Hubert Wells VI
Grace Parish. The bride was given away ny ncr
uncIe DR. william A. Covert. .olonel and Mfs.
Bristol started Immediately after the ceremony ior
Washington. - 81, c,,o. v v
and George Herman Gudebrod. OF his cry, were
married on Wednesday in Greenport, y. y. ME-
Moore Is we'll known in GreeDport and III ms ely
The bridegroom is CONNECTED with the hrm Of orude,
hrod Brothers Of No &44 Broadway MISS Margarc'
r Younc of New York. was bridesmaid ana r. y.
f;udebrod the bridcgroOm's brother was bcs, na man
The bride wore "a white silk dress trimmed WIFI