New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-24
UEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Trinity Chapel, In West Twenty-nfth-st.. near
broadway, yesterday at noon. fhe of
the marriage of Miss f. Henrietta Graves, daugh-
ter of rhe late Robert Graves, of Brooklyn, TO
James J. Faye of this city. About the chancel
of the church. which has recently been redecorated,
was a pretty arrangement of tall palms. while on
the altar there were several filled with white
roses and lilies. The flowers. arranged in
clusters and fled with white satin ribbons, decor
ated the chancel rail- Clusters Of white roses, lilies
and hyacnths adorned the posts of the pews In che
centre aisle chancel The bride entered the
church with her brother Robert Graves, who also
gave her away Miss Helen Remsen was the maid
Of honor. j. Howard Ford attended Mr. Faye as
best man. The ushers were Charles 5. Boyd. Doug
las Brown w. L. II. Stokes. r.. w. Van Buskirk,
Dr. c. D. Cochran and c. l.. Duhain. The Rev. DR..
Morgan Dix, rector Of Trinity Church, assisted by
the Rev. II. Baumann. of Trinity Chapel were the
officiating clergymen. The wedding breakfast and
reception followed at the Holland House Some OF
the guests Mrs. George W. KIDD MISS
Georgette Kidd Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt,
Colonel and Mrs. Alfred Wagstaf. Mr. and Mrs.
Phoenix Remsen. Mir. and Mrs. J. Hoodwright, Mr.
and Mrs A. a. Low Miss Low, Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter ". Chaplin. Thomas Stokes, Mr. ana MIS-. MAI
colin Ford. and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Myers
The marriage Of Miss Corola Livingston and
Count Laugier Villars. French Minister to Hayu
will take place noon to-day in 81 fatrlch
Cathedral The marriage ceremony Will be per-
formed by Archbishop Corrgan, assisted by 'he
Rev Neil ~ McKirnon, S. j., rector OF 81 Law
rence's Church. The civil marriage ceremony VIII
be conducted by Judge a. X. Lawrence or the Su-
nrer1e Court After the ceremony at the Cathedral
there Will be a wedding breakfast and reception lor
relatives and intimate friends at the home OF the
brides father Johnston Livingston, No oVJ flilh-
ave.
Miss Edith Hawley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Henry f. Hawley, of No. 16 West Thirty-third-st.
will be married to Coleman Gaudy Williams at
n m to-day in the Church of the Heavenly Rest
a reception will follow at the home Of the brides
parents.
The weddin. of Miss Emily Augusta Cooper Hef-
rernan daughter of Mrs. Amelia w. HefeTnan. OF
No sl6 West Fifty-sxth-st.. and Frederic y. Col
Inns will take place at O'Clock tonight, at the
Church of Zion and ST. Timothy. in West Fifty
seventh-st. ,, . 49, ,,.
of her father. James l.. Miller, tonight, to Dr.
Henry Is. Minton. of Brooklyn ,.ro. rrr,no- or
NewYork and Philadelphia people we're present az
Thomas. daughter OF the late Raleigh G. THOMAS
to Alexander Payson Knapp, formerly 0i New
ding tool; So place in Grace Episcopal church The
best was George De D. Greene; OF w TG%1 orr
Belknap. Ward Brintoni H. " HegeshteTT; ir S0nn
RendeOn Jphn TTGk John Sno GayT ss aha Baneh
Saunders Of and F Fhe mctoTgh
Miss Ethel Horstman, Miss Emily Potter, Miss
Laura jenkins, Miss Helen Harvey, Miss Goodwin
and Miss Elise Mortz. After the ceremony there
was a reception at the home OF the brides m9ther'
the wife Of ex-Unlted States Senator William PINK
Albany Jan 23.-The old Van Rensselaer, mansion
fronting the Hudson at East Greenbush. was Trans
formed into a floral treasure house to-day inels
was witnessed a ui.ior of two OF the Oldest Duicn
families in the country The bride was hserbnr
Westerlo Van Rensselaer,, daughter OF EisScnett
Van Rensselaer, The groom was BENJAMIN W are itn
Arnold. OF Albany The bride, gowned IN VIII
silk ornamented with orange blossoms, was escoTtec
down the broad staircaro by her father MISS cor,
nela Van Rensselaer,, maid Of honor. wore gown
OF white embroidered null in which her gTa III
mother was attired her wedding Day ~
bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Van RensS 1e,
OF New-York and Miss Huybertie Pruyn OF hip1 any
They attired in white crepe trimmed WIN s sr
and yellow velvet. c. Van Rensselaer,, Dr. ho oTh
Van Rensselaer, d. NJ Moran. of Port Huron Mich''
and Henry S. Walsh the ushers , 1T,
The party was met ty the bridegroom anu nv
best man Robert Ocott. The wedding service Wa Ss
soemnized by the Rov w. n F. Daley; Oh f ne
Third Reformed church assisted by tie Key Ian
A. V. V. Raymond OF the Fourth Prespy tei IAN
Church. OF this city. After the ceremony SUPPL
was served, and later Mr.. and Mrs Arnoid iei' OH
their wedding tour. al. c.,oar
Among the out-of- town guests were MISS TrugeT'
of Crugers Island Miss Schuyler, MISS ki Nl
ston and the Rev. and Mrs G. W. Bolton OF Me%
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Erving and the MISSES
idreth, Of Mlddleyille. The number OF gues sIl
from this city large and included nearly aii
Of Aibany's most representative families