New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
WEDDINGS PASTAND TO COME.

WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.
The marriage Of Miss Jean Bontecou Webb, the
only daughter Of Mrs Mary l. Webb and grand
daughter of the late Hiram Sanford. Chief Engi-
OF the United States Navy. 10 Lieutenant James
Posten Jervey. Corps of Engineers. United states
States Army stationed at Wiletts Point, took
place at O'Clock last night in the Protestant Eps-
copal Church OF the Intercession Onehundred land
fifty-eighth-st and the Western Boulevard Inc
church was deliberately decorated with flowers and
the National colors and there was lavish DIS
play OF blue uniforms and gold braid The bride In
a gown of white brocade. trimmed with Venetian
point lace, and a veil OF white tulle. was given
away by her uncle. Clarence II. Sanford. Miss
Margaret Yardley. Of Orange. was the maid OF
honor The bridesmaids were Miss Eliza r. Chaplin.
OF Springfield Mass; Miss Lillian Stockwell Miss
Lottie Boyd. OF this city. and Miss Margaret Jorae-
mon. OF Orange. Like the maid OF honor. they were
attlred in effective gowns Of white dotted Swiss.
trimmed with white satin rbbcns. and each carried
a bouquet OF Merguerites. The flower girls. In
pretty white dresses. Miss Ethel Gushing.
Miss Bonnie Fellows and Miss Marion Alexander.
Lieutenant Tracy c. Dickson Of the United States
Artillery. was best The ushers. all of the
Corps Of Engineers United States Army, were Lieu
tenant Jay J. Morrow, Lieutenant J. Bates Cav
araugh. Lieutenant Merri ~ether Lewis Walker and
Lieutenant G, orge +. Howell These officers were
In full dress uniform. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Gouverneur Morris wilkins. OF st.
Andrews Church. assisted by the Rev. Henry
A. bows. acting rector Of the Church Of the Inter
cesslon The reception. which for the members
OF the bridal party and relatives held at the
home of the brides mother, in West One-hundred-
and-ffty-fourth-st. near Amsterdam-aye.
At noon yesterday Miss Aimee Therese La Fargo,
daughter of the late John La Fargo was married
to George Lewis Helms at her home. No. East
Thirty third-st. Few persons beside the immediate
relatives of the pair were hidden to the ceremony
and the breakfast which followed. The Rev
Thomas Ducey pastor OF st. Leos Roman Catholic
Church, officated. Miss La Fargo was escorted
into the drawing-room by her brother. John La
Fargo. She a gown Of white satin trimmed
with old family lace and tulle veil fastened with
several diamond stars presented by the bride
groom. On the corsage she spray OF dia-
monds a gift from her mother Miss Margaretta
Laurence the maid OF honor. Mr. Helms was
attended by C. A. De Gersiorff as best man The
ushers were Walter Abbott and Arthur Turnbul
In St Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church. Tot
tenville s. l.. at noon yesterday, Miss Mabel B.
MCGOWAN. a daughter OF the Rev. Winfield D
MCGOWAN. the pastor Of the church, was married
to J. Travis King. The brides father performed
the ceremony The brides sister, Miss Gertrude
v MCGOWAN was the maid Of honor, and Miss
Winifred Smack and Miss Edith Masters were the
bridesmaids. Orvlile NJ Nichols was the best man
The ushers were A. Mclean Armour and Irving
H. Tiff There was no reception Mr.. and Mrs
King started last night for the North Woods.
where they Will stay about two weeks H .,,, -,
Miss Annie Warren Quintard the ony chhI oi
Mr. and Mrs Chaunce! T. 1una[d, was m nrdcG
last evening in the apartments of her parents IN
the Berkshire Eighth-ave and One-nnndred- anu-
~ my WasSngton Heights Presbyterian church,
oificia;ed Miss May f. Chamberlain. Of Hartford,
we eDeS no f brI f William G. Gasset Har,
ford, best man The 9shSrs were s sd,h p 49,
kota a cousin of the bride. 4 small reception fol
owed the ceremony. Among the guests were mr. ha
and Mrs F. G. crosby Of Boston psTSens OF a md
Miss Minnie f. Fo;,e,t Of Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs
r Fowler Mr. and Mrs F.. Gooddell, Mr. and Mrs
E Rove Miss Viola Rowe. Mrs. A. I.othrop; Mrs
A S Fenton and Mr and Mrs AItich; .1 % hrs 2s
II G. stanford. Miss sarah Meadows Mr.. and Mrs
John Roxby and Miss Mar'f bo 0u in Boston anu
Miss C;aGdne Thompson, aaugn:er Of Mrs A. .r,d A
be ayenns s'H in ST. Andrews Methods, Episcopal
Church, in West Seventy-sxth-si.' near columbus
The marriage of Miss Nina Price, daughsT Of Mr.
of the brides parents, IN Toeao, hi Tcaner VINO
groom son OF .oi3ne GePrse s' ~ nnr Pres
ue Hiss i' Marietta welsead Hull VIII be married 70
Murray I'M bank. his city. at noon today at the
home OF her father, James C. Hull S"ih''eS''
N Eyoas 54as + D SF y }5rs ne c IN
WAS married here today to Miss Mary Miles Of this
Village The ceremony was private and was per
formed by the Rev. - ". KavanauRh at 81
Michaels Cathedral Thomas r Rush; assistant to
the CORPORATION Counsel Of New York city was Deaf
man and Miss Katie Miles sister OF the bride. was
maid OF honor The honeymoon will be passed In
At the Church OF the Holy Communion. the Rev
Henry Z. Mottet officiating. the wedding ceremony
Of ROber; Hunter Halstcld son OF -. Il. Halstead
PRESIDENT II the New-York National Exchange Bank
and Miss Marie Hortense Dufourcq, daughter Of
Leonce F. DufOurcq. quietly celebrated yesicr-
day owing 70 a recent death in the brides faml!y
only relatives we're present A sister or the nrIle
was the maid OF honor Wheaton Despard. o. New
York the best man. and the Rev. Charles l.. Car
hart OF Marlborough. y. y and Robert > Chapin
of this eli the ushcrs.