New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
WEDDINGS PASTANDTOCOME

Miss Rae Kahn. the second daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Mayer Kahn, of No. 70 East Eghteth-st was
married to Michael Weidenreich Of this city. In the
red room at Delmonico's at GO o'clock last even
ing. The Rev. DR.. Aaron Wise oficlaed. There
was no best man. Miss Eminie Kahn. sister OF the
bride, was the maid OF honor. The ushers were
]. NJ Gutterman. Kaufman Wolf Charles Kahn.
Charles Gunlach. BENJAMIN Holman and Marlin
Blumentha. reception. dinner and dance followed
the ceremony In the large ballroom. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs John Livingston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isdor Friedman, Peter A. Labor Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Kohner. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.umenthal Mr.. and
Mrs Bertho.d Hockschld. G. G. Guion and Mr.
and Mrs. I. Kaufman.
The wedding OF Miss Matte II. Knox and Dr.
Andrew Linn Barrett took place at o'clock last
evening the home Of the brides parents. Mt
and Mrs. William G. Knox, No. 6S West One-hun-
dred-and- thirty frs-st. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev 8. Ramsay. pastor OF Har-
lem Presbyterian Church. Miss Mary Knox, SIS
ter OF the bride, the maid OF honor The brides
maids were S. Irene Coffin and Miss Lulu IasNaoue.
The ushers Henry II. Welles OF WilkesbarTe,
Penn; rhe Rev. John c. Hibben Of Princeton ~
J.: John Wilson, Of Pttsburg. Penn. Princeton
classmates Of the bridegroom and Charles h. Knox
brother of the bride. The little hower-glrl was MISS
Helen Friar. A reception followed the ceremony
In the Second Collegiate Reformed Church. one
hundred-and-twenty-th ird-st. and Lenox-ave, at .
O'Clock last night, Miss Minnie A. Tompkins, the
only child Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Tompkns' was
married to Edward A. Shipman. The Rev Dr. VIII
lam Justin Harsha. the pastor Of the church,
ofiicated The bride is a direct descendant or John
Adams. second President of the United States. who
also a relative OF the brides mothers grand
mother. Lulu Shipman the flower girl, and
Miss Maude Mersereau was the maid OF honor
while the bridesmaids were the sister Of the bride
groom. Miss Irene Shipman, and Miss Mary Iiarri-
son: Lester s shpmSn' cousin e or e Asa SSpmam
William Allison Percy O'Brien and cousin OF the
the home OF the brides parents. No. 25 East one
hundred Twenty sixth-st.
william 11 II. waters. Of 10 iSs west onehundred
1T c TsS m as night 54 s. James,
Methodist Episcopal Church; at Madison-aye ana
beautiful decoration OF flowers and plants, in he
chancel. where the ceremony was performed by the
tor tor OF the Church the Rev DR.. Emory T. Haynes;
The bridesmaids were Miss Louise Waters RS, and and
HOFFMAN Of Ra4w%y was pest man and s A[an
I.ps 6s SmTych LWs Amen and the brides
two brothers. James n Walters and W; Aib fsr
lowed by reception at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
The wedding Of Miss Hope Goddard daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs William Goddard. and c. oliver Ise-
lin will take place tomorrow at the home oil the
There was quiet hons. wedding at the home Of
Mrs. Alexander Foger Wescott; No. ~ Warbur
ton ave. Yonkers. last evening. Her only daughter
Erk.mexer son OF President Rudolf Eickemeyer Of
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Henry ~
stood under a bower of palms and daisies The
bridesmaid was Miss Eickcmeyer sister Of the bride
groom. The two little maids Of honor were Mary
and Dorothy Rowland. The best man was Benjn-
min c. Wescott. brother Of the bride The nshsrs
A. Valentine. Of Yonkers.
Charles Fox bradbury The genial ana PopH,2r
and Miss Marietta Wesiead Hpl; dansht&Sr OF
will be married at the brides home at kitchawan
Thursday, June %, at noon. Miss Jennie Wheaton
Miss SAM Amy natalie HUI and Miss Ellen Brooks Brad
bury sisters OF the bride and bridegroom respective
Pierre Hull. will be bcs, man.
Princeton. " j.. June (SpeciaD.-Wiilam F
Magic. professor Of physics In Princeton College
and Miss Mary blanchard Hodge. daughter OF tho
late Dr. Caspar Wstar Hodge. were married At
o'clock this afternoon in the chapel Of tho Theo-
logical Seminary. The ceremony performed By
DR.. Frank Hodge. Of Wilkesbarre. uncle OF the
bride. assisted by President Francis l.. Patton The
bridesmaids were Miss Angelina Hodge and Miss
Madeline Hodge sisters Of the bride; Miss Sarah
Professor r II. Dulles 70. Of the seminary facul-
~ The bride was given away py Oaspsn Mia h
taken before smiling for Europe early in July Miss
Charles Hodge Professor Magic IS n son of Judge
w. J. Magic, Of the New-Jersey Supreme Court.
Greenwich. Conn. June (SpeciaD.-At the Second
Congregational Church here last evening, Miss
Minerva T. Hitchcock daughter Of Dr. Henry NJ
Hitchcock OF the Mutual Reserve Fund Associa-
ton OF New-York City. married 10 benjamin
Judson Banks. senior member Of the jewe.ry firm
Of Banks 4 Banks OF Greenwich. The ceremony
was performed BIZ the Rev. DR.. Charles S. Robinson.
thousand people. Miss Lillian Hitchcock sister Of
the bride, was maid Of honor and Everett Mead
Halliday. Of Canada Miss Maud IIiichcock, o., -
Peoria. Ill; Miss Sarah Hopkins, OF Rye; Miss Belle
The ushers were Thomas a. Mead. Nathqne! Weno
and Edward Holey. OF Greenwich, and Henry Hop
kns OF Rye. Following the nuptlals a reception
was held at the home Of the brides parents. Crest
View" Nj. and Mrs. Banks left here for Wash
ington and the South.