New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

In the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Resur-
rection. Richmond Hin. l.. l.. last evening, Miss
Genevieve Louise. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non A. Tyler, was married to the Rev. Arthur
Rootman Kimber, all of that place. The Rev.
Joshua Kimber father of the bridegroom, and for
many years associate secretary of the Episcopal
BOARD Of Missions ohiciated. Bishop Littejohn Civ
ing the nuptial blessing. In the chance there also
sat the Rev. Dr. William a. Matson. the Rev. Dr..
Albert G. Bum. the Rev Arthur Sloan, the Rev.
lanes r. l.. Nisbitt the Rev II. b. Wright and
the Rev. Henry c. Bryan. the rector OF the parish
The Rev. Herbert Shipman best man. and the
ushers were the Rev. Frank Howard Nelson, the
Rev Harry S. Longley. the Rev. John r. Atkn-
son and the Rev Frederic a. MacMien. fell
low students of the bridegroom In the General
theological Seminary. Miss Lille NJ. Roberts Of
Brooklyn. was the maid of honor. the bridesmaids
being the Misses Leila Chaplin. Ruth p. Graves
Edna Fowler. Florence Willetts Clara Riis and
Linda Kmsle. The bridegroom and his attend
ants were dressed in full clerical costume
Mss Louise Thyra Peck. of Hackensack. y. j..
and Jose NJ Diaz a wei-known merchant Of this
city, were married at Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church Hackensack, last evening The ushers
were Dr c. S McFadden. OF Hackensack: George
Bnckwede and Edward Snedeker of Brooklyn, anI
y Cueva, Of this city.
George Washington Harrison. OF New York a
cousin - ex- President Benjamin Harrison. married
,erday The Rev r. Johns of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. OBLIGATED.
Speers b. Cumming. of Justice Thomas
H. Cumming. married Miss Lille Heath. of Brook
,yn. at Hackensack yesterday. The Rev Arthur
Johnson. Of the Second Reformed Church per
formel the ceremony
Miss Dorothy Sherwood daughter Of Washington
P Sherwood, was married a, Sing Sing last evening
TO Russell b. Rich. of Worcester. Mass. The cere-
mony was in St Pau"s Protestant kpisc9pal
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maid OF honor was Miss Josephine Tompkns. Of
Tarrytown The best man was George :. Jenkins
o. Sing sing.
Pit;sned. Mass. June 2.-Rose Paddock. daugh-
ter Of Or. F. " Paddock married TO Frederick
Goodrich Crane, Of Dalton. In the First Church at
o'clock this evening. The Rev. Or. w. Y. "
Davis performed the ceremony, The bridesmaiss
were Misses Fay Witte. Of Charitsion' =; g.;
E!oise Martin Of shirley. : ca Miriam Miriam
Of Dalton Mass: Helen Webb, Of Hartford Conn;
Mary crane Of Dalton Mass; Martha G. Goi5 ana
sister Of the bride. maid of honor.
London. June 2l.-Nliss Wyatt daughter Of Sir
Richard Wyatt. married at 2:3O o'clock this
afternoon in ST. Peters Church Eaton Square, to
J. Arthur Barratt, OF No. 62l Fifth-ave. New
York City The Rev John Storrs OBLIGATED and
J. r. r. Robertson best man. The bride wore
white miroir MORE and the three little brides
maids. the Misses Mercy Baggaay, Nellie Stone
Wig and Dorothy Hepman white satin frocks
Among those who attended the ceremony and sent
handsome presents were Niscount and Niscountcss
Maitland Baron and Baroness Henry De Worms
Sir John and Lady Garet Sir George and Lady
Osborne Morgan. Sir Robert and Lady Rawlinson
Sir John and Lady Bridge. Sir Whitaker and
Lady Ellis. Lady Hartman. Lady RoXburgh, Sir
Henry and Lady knight the Hon. Mr. Wason
NJ P: Mr. and Mrs Wason. Colonel Butler. Of the
Queens Body Guard. and Mrs. Butler; Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Baggallay Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stone-Wigg
Mrs Lewis Wllkn. W. II. Harris Mrs Harris
Colonel and Mrs. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs; Carr
and Mrs Carstairs, Colonel and Mrs. Evans Lloyd
and Mrs Arthur Whitaker. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman,
Mr.. and Mrs George Cave, Mr.. and Mrs W a H.
Williams Trevor Williams Or. McCaskie. Mrs and
Miss Thomson. Of New-York; Charles Thomson, Of
Ponsonsby, Mr.. and Mrs. Freshfelds Mr.. and Mrs
wynne Williams ana Mr.. and Mrs John Bel
brides parents, No. 81 Grosvenor Place. ;. w
The honeymoon will be spent In Scotland ana
Sir Richard Wyatt Is a wen-known London
Parliamentary lawyer and for many years ne had
ali its Parliamentary work lie has held and
holds many public offices and has known well for
Me nI, of PaTiisment The Thames Embankment
owes its origin largely to him.
Paris June 2l..The civil ceremony uniting in
marriage Edwards Spencer. Of New-York. and
Mrs Emily Stout. widow Of Francis Stout and
daughter Of General s Meredith Read was per
formed here at II o'clock this morning The Wit
nesses were the United States Ambassador Mr..
Elst,s. r. W Corbin John Munroe and c. +.
Winrhrop' D. The Mayor. who performed the cere-
mony, delivered appropriate address. The r.
gous ceremony was PerIPrHe al b noon IN te
Rev John b. Morgan. The bride wore change
able MORE dress trimmed with ace der ho NI
and MI Rrulatour. formerly Charge d'ATaires Of
the American legation was best man. After the
ceremony a reception held at the home OF
General Read. No. l2S Rue La Boetie.