New-York tribune., 1894-06-13

| y. d. occurred at noon yesterday III 'diNdI!
| Protestant Episcopal Church. Fourth-ave and
| Twenty-frst-st. Nearly three hundred guests were
| present TO witness the ceremony, which was per
! formed by the Rev. Dr Chauncey Brewster. rector
| of Grace Church. Brooklyn Heights assisted by the
Rev Lewis Cameron one OF the assistant ministers
! OF Calvary parish. AS the bride. preceded 10y the
| ushers and her attendants walked up the centre
| aisle with her brother, Rodney \. Ward who gave
her away, the vested choir Of the church sang the
| hymn The Voice That Breathed Oer Eden 10
the air Of lie Jeune's "Jerusacm the Golden.
Miss Gertrude Stockwe the maid OF honor
while Miss Marian Lewis the brides cousin.
and Miss Clara Williams. both Of Detroit were the
bridesmaids. Leland LittlcGed. Of Pavruckc'. was
best man. The ushers were George Wahen, Henry
Brooks and William Luddngton Of this city; High
land Porter. Of Montclair cousin of the groom;
Wyllys Terry end William Augustus Read, of
Brooklyn. The ceremony was followed by we'd
ding breakfast and reception at Shcrrys
Mss Bessie O'lIara a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edward OIIara and a granddaughter o.
the late Colonel c. b. Tappen. OF this city, was
married to sydney Augustus Smith at oc'ock
yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents NO.
Is West Forty-seventh-st. The Rev. Dr. r. Heber
Newton rector Of All Sous Church, Madison-ave.
and Sixty-sixth-st officatel Mss Kate OIiara,
sister of the bride. was the maid Of honor The
bridesmaids Miss Alys O'Hara and Miss Grace
OHara, also sisters of the bride Lucius II. Smith
attended his brother as best man The ushers we're
Charles Rathborne and Thomas Tryon The young
men who he'd the ribbon which formed the ais'e
through which the bridal party passed. were Edwin
Holmes Alfred Lockwood Brown. J. Hcg man Fos-
ter anl Eugene Grey Foster. A reception followed
the ceremony.
The wedding Of Miss Matte +. Smith, daughter
of the lat r. Eugene Smith jr. and granddaughter
of the late Elijah T. Rearey and Frank L. Dun
nei Of Brooklyn. took place at o'clock last night
VI -. Pau,s Protestant Episcopal Church. in Dun
can-ave near Bergen-ave.. Jersey City Heights
The Rev h. l.. Stoddard rector OF the church.
ofciated. Miss Madge Porter, Of this city. was the
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Lizzie
y. Ke;chum. cousin of the bride, and Mss Belle
Smith. of Brooklyn. Lite Miss Ella J. Roaney, ar
other cousin of the bride the flower girl. James
Dunnen attended his brother as best man The
ushers were Harvey Roberts Edward smith Rob
ert Wilkn and Harry Price The ceremony was
followed by reception and wedding supper served
by Mazzett OF this city. a, the home Of the bride.
No. 80 Summ'j-ave.. Jersey CITY Heights.
s.; Michaers Protestant Episcopal Church, IN
BROOKLYN was at 4SO o'clock yesterday after
noon the scene Of the marriage Of Miss Carrie
Purves Ayres. the only daughter Of chief Engineer
Samuel l.. r. Ayres. Of the United States Navy.
stationed at the Navy Yard to Ellis jackson, of
Philadelphia. The girl friends Of the bride had
decorated the church with white roses AMI mar
guertes and the florist had shown his skin In the
arrangement Of number Of tall palm trees. The
rector the lEey. WliAam T. Hooper prri"fmei the
maid OF honor. There no bridesmaids. j.
The ushers We're: Dr. Percy Z. Ayres ana $ L5s.ng
Ayres. brothers of the bride Warner b. Huicn.ns
ton followed at the home Of the brides parents.
No. Ii Flushing-ave. Navy Yard.
In the New-York Avenue Methodist Episc'pai
Church. Brooklyn. las, evening, Miss Mae E.izlAe'h
4sS3rn a"16n;F 95 NIX ana Mf MSa -, tTS
q. Weber. The Rev Dr A j. T. Behrends. pas. .or
of the central Consrrgau9na Church. performed th"
c9nS5r Of ,hs brj5r W5i,b 9 Xar,n aHd Iie
best The ushers were Hastead J.. Fowler.
Dr. William y. Frazer. Edward Percy Waiker ant
the brides parents was attended b. relatives and
the marriage Of Mrs Richard NJ Pei. to Louis
+ toyt. whose enlargement was nouncci !r%
,eT1"sn n ,bo 2oN ag Trs In "a ho
rector of St Bariho,omews Protestant Episcopal
Church. performcl the ceremony IN the presence
II small company OF guests, each of whom had
daughter Of the late samuel r. Jones, was g.y,n
away By her brother, Sl.iley Jones Thor. wrro
Mrs George II. Bend. Mis- E,atrce Pend. Ir ana
Mrs WAliam Il Tayl9r. Nh hnn4 M John D.
Marie. Henry Bibby. Mrs Henry J.. Burnett. Miss
Louise McA!iisier Mr. agl Mr. y Jackson a,,eT-
bins. Mr and Mrs Harry Mcvickar Colon.i arI
Mrs +. d. Grant. Miss Julia Grant and Mrs George
The wedding OF Miss Virginia Lowrey, daughter of
Bun. viii take place this afternoon IN - Thomas's
Church. The reception at the home Of the brides
aunt Mrs Gorge Kemp 80 72o Fif'h-tve, wiN
The marriage of Miss Lillian NJ. seaton. daughter
Of G. p. Huntington. AMI Valentine Hamilton Muller
Wili De ceiebrated this eyeg'ng n - Matthews
Cards are out for The marriage Of Miss May Isab.
Frederick " Foster. on Wednesday evening of next
week. in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
George Alfred Lamb II this ci;} ana " =. sarah
y a
Ignatus Church last evening. The Rev Arthur
Riiehie onleiatedl. arthur +. FEkey Of ms ety.
Virginia sackett, sister Of the bride The bride
Miss clara Dear ana Miss Frances Gurney sackrjt
sister q the bride T9e pshers ,Tcre Charics F.
and Henry y Cniyeg reSeP'i2n followei at ne
St. and was largely attended
Red Bank y. J.. June 12 (SpecaD.-The marriage
Of Miss Sara f. Walling and George +. Spinning.
both of this place, took place this afternoon Ia the
Baptist Church. which Was eaboratey trimmed
the pastor performed the ceremony assisted b.
the Rev. J. r Heenman, Of Brdgcton. The bride
given away by her brother Thomc Walling.
Of New-York. Miss Ednh Spinning Was the maid
of honor and MISS Blanche Spinning the brides
maid
Philadelphia. June u (SpeclaD.-Niss Virginia
Fletcher Russell. daughter Of Pay Director 4. W.
Russell. Of the United States Navy. married
to-day 10 William levitt Hastins. Of 80.
Al West One-hundred-and-n -nfth-st.. New-York city.
I'm the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church by the
pastor, the Rev Dr. Dana. Miss Mary q. Van
Horne. of this city. was the maid Of honor. There
were 40 bridesmaids George Ihaddcus Stevens, a
young lawyer Of Ncw-York city, son Of Simon
Stevens. was the best man. The ushcr- were j. J..
Magoyern. William Seaton. jr.; T.. " Dewey A. ".
Russell, Jr.; George Baum and II. ". York. The
bride wore "a gown Of corded white siik, with train.
The presents many ana costly. Mr Naskins
is well known I'm New York as member OF the
American Society Of civil Engineers. and for eight
years was assistant engineer ana chief inspector
in the Public Works Department Of Ncw-Y
He was also chief engineer OF surveys for tho Pei
ham Bay Park. and has an Office al No. - Broad
way After a week or more at Atlantic city Mr.
ana Mrs Haskins Will sail from Ncw-YOrk on the
Paris for The H8gue and North Cape. They VIII
return TO make their home In New-York in the
fall
Pitshed. Mass. June l2.-Thc marriage OF Miss
BESSIE Cleveland cousin Of President Cleveland, 10
Dr. John A. Burke Of New York. took place at 2:3O