New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
WEDDINGS PASTAND TO COME

Tho marriage Of Mrs AIMEE Marguerite Coudert
,rnle widow Of Mckenzie Semple who Assist
-, D,strlct-Attorney at the time Of his death. and
s,pghter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coudert, 10 y.
r,er!c Brennig solemnized at ii O'Clock
...,srdav morning in the chapel of the blessed
;.-,r IN St Patrick's Cathedral. in Fifth-ave. only
che immediate members Of the brides family were
.ssnt al the ceremony which performed
- Archbishop Corrigan assisted by the Rev Neil
y NcKinnon. of the Society of Jesus. rector of St
1.vrence's Church. this city. and the Rev. NJ. }.
co,nolv the Archbishops secretary. There was
% nuptial mass The bride entered the chapel with
Nv father She reception gown Of dark
,,o srk and lace and small black lace bonnet
dressed with lace and red roses. She carried a
hopouet of yellow roses. She was attended by her
orrg sister Miss Constance Coudert. as maid OF
,o,or William x. Garrison grandson Of the late
commodore Garrison. was best man. There were no
,sbers After the ceremony an elaborate wedding
h,sakfast served by Pnard. was given at the home
- .ho brides parents No. &c West FOrty-eiGhth-st
go vas no reception and only the members of
,he Coudert family seated at the table which
WAS profusely decked with yellow and white roses.
Az nubshed in The Tribune on Sunday, MI ana
Mrs Brenng Will sail on the steamship La Bour-
cngns on May o. and after a visit to the bride
s,s,sr Marquise de Choseu in Paris, will proceed
:. batavia. Java. Mr. Brennig, who IS an Austrian,
4. vice-consul Of the United States at Batavia.
Miss Jennie Fisher. daughter of the late Eugene
A Fisher Of this city, was married to CharIeS r
Bochmann also of this city, at o'clock last night
., her home No. 36l West Fifty-siXth-st The
ceremony WAS performed by the Rev. Charles H.
ra,on pastor Of the Church of the Divine Pater-
i,v and because OF the recent death Of the parents
~ the bride. was attended by relatives and lnu-
,r,,a friends only Miss Fisher who wore gown
., white satin nounced with point lace ana
uh,te tuUe veil was given away by her brother
willard Fisher Miss Grace BOChmann sister OF
the BRIDEGROOM was maid Of honor. Her gown
was Of pink cope pink satin ana she cdII'ei
q bouquet of American Beauty roses. Arthur lay
Io- was best man. The ushers were the bridc
Young brother. Alfred Fisher Henry '. Keep {.
! Murray Rice and William J. Warburton y sh'a"
reception followed the ceremony
The wedding Of Miss Edith a. Cozzens' daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs Frederick Cozzens, Of Croton Fals'
70 Fleming Tuckerman. which was 10 take place n
the Church of the Incarnation TINS all'tIoo' ~ ~,
hro,her-in law Edward Whitehouse. he celebTatrl
quietly at the home of Miss Cozzenss uncle W IL
fam Taylor in LeXington-ave. Ihere VIII Dc no 'c-
ception NJ. ,,,o.o-,o ,tosorola brown
10 Edward Hdreth Robinson Will take place 10
night at the home of the bride No. 2O' Washington
In St Patrick's Cathedral this morning the mar,
Mr. and Mrs Frederick J. Peck. Of New-Haven' %
Eugene Kinnaird McEnroe. Of this city, VIII D.
celebrated The wedding breakfast Will be given
at Sherry's. - ,,,, ,.s,.. -.
"The New-Jersey Mirror" at Mount Holly. y. j.
and Miss Mary Nelson Nell, daughter or Alexander
Neiu of Hagerstown Md. will take place in 81
Johns Church, Hagerstown, tomorrow at noon.