New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

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r1rest Mrs Philip schuy;er Mrs Bucaanan Ss W1 Re
A.'s' ssfd wS5 Hssop M.s n o1s4 ayafa e
mand nandoRn K,S1bnson James Y Parker Perry Bel
Mrs augustus F Fsd a%a of M1am Mo a wcs, 6 WTRiney TSrfy
y.N,nsl gave luncheon In honor OF Mrs Kendall
d0s 0ne Of Of the the prettes most fashionable we'd
terday in ' the was celebrated a. yes
AASscension AsS fifh-aye and Tenth-st The bride was
John " niurn anG ng1 iha aSogh1T EasrA of Mrs.
novars Ie Roy r There was effective display OF
assembling the organst played a number OF ad-
noon bonr wbs IT was few minutes past the
ne riyed at the church. and few minutes later the
the "Iohengrin" wedding march. vent up the CEN ~
!rG aisle, headed by the six ushers- Butler Will
iIamson who is soon to be married. Charles A. Van
hy i,e 10Y cousin of the bridegroom. and his young
65ITidesmIadS bride Miss Nina Ervlng. Miss Edith sade
MsY Ezaheth Van Bensselaer and Miss Louise
Malv9a Nal appleton The bride came leaning on the
Of st. Thomas's Church Washington. Who gave
ner m away. The brideeroom's brother Archibald lie
performed by the rector the Rev Percy S Grant
ASSISTED by the rector of the Church of the Annun-
IAN j. Seabury. There a wedding breakfast
snd Nn %recSPtSn % at the home Of the brides mother
the the church and house We're Mr and Mrs D. sid,
Mrs George n Miller MI and Mrs S!S' %sw6old boil ana ha
BOY Boy NJ AR. and Mrs lie Roy Edgar Mrs. Clarence
Benedict: F. ~ Taller. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tucker
Hny Nj @T1 M r John 0l nv M Mps and Ta s
SON. SON Miss Bronson, Mr. and Mrs }. Frederic kerno.
and Mrs. Herman lie Roy, Mir and Mrs. Waller
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j; Howand. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,. % Mr. and Mrs rs' An,
aIew M MI Miller N. Mrs J. A. AspnWa George W1olsey
PIeli Appleton Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Webster Charles Appleton. Miss Robinson. Miss
stokes, Morgan. and iss
Whitney
The marriage OF Miss Mary l. Walker. daughter
Peters Peters son Of the late Dr.. John c. Peters. took
30. i75 Madison-ave The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Or John Hal. of the Fifth Avenue
tives and it was followed by a wedding breakfast
serve served by bpinard; End Later by reception for
pair The bride was given away by her uncle.
Joseph Walker. Her only attendant distant
relative Miss Helena Parsons. Robert Center WAS
best man. and the ushers were William II. FL
dridge and Center Hitchcock. At the reception the
J: Howard Wainwright. Some Of the guests
Mr and Mrs James ". Gerard: Mr. and Mrs;
Mrs. John J. Wysong Mrs. Arthur We.man. Mr..
and Mrs sidney DElon Ripiey; Mr.. and Mrs AUGUST
Htchcock. F. Gray Grswold J. Coleman Dray'on,
FHrfaX, John Fairfax NJ. and Mrs Frank X.
SNgis' Mrs. W. b. Parsons. Mrs. John G Peters.
Misses Wright Miss Wllks, Mrs John Erying. the
Misses Erving, and j. Norman de r. Whehouse.
j. =. AbecasS gave reception yesterday AFTER
noon in his apartments in the broadway. Pouring
tea and assisting him 20 receive were Nine Fachiri.
Mrs. Melville ID. IAndon, Miss Landon, Mrs Theo-
dore Ralit Mrs Pereival kuhne and Miss Sechiari
Miss Katherine +. Davis will be married on
n-aw and sister Mr.. and Mrs Fairfax Landsreet.
in Davis. W. Va, to Aber' Fairchild Holden.
Mr.. Holden. VINO was graduated with high honors
from Harvard in 1885. the captain OF the famous
Harvard football eleven OF 1851 He also
prominent in other branches OF athletics both at
Harvard and at Exeter where he prepared for
college Mr.. Holden is extensively Interested IN
valuable mines
The managers Of the New-York Sons Of the
American Revolution had banquet at the Colonial
Club on Friday evening given for them by Walter
s Logan. the lawyer and Mrs. Logan. Mr. Logan
is one OF the enthusiastic ana progressive members
both OF the New-York s A r. and the Colonial
Club The occasion was The regular monthly meet
ing OF the managers OF IN" New York :. A. Il After
the admission OF many new members. provision FOR
a spring celebration and the discussion Of Varols
projects for public measures of patriotic and In
tcresting character. the board were invited 10 4
private dining-ro0m and handsomely entertained.
There present Nj and Mrs. Walter }. Logan.
Miss Edith \. Houston John Hopkins. OF Philadcl-
pha: Captain T. ". Shepard. /. $ y; Robert y.
Roosevelt. Hart Lyman. General Thomas Wilson.
L. 5 A: Henry Hall. William +. Wadsworth. John
Winfield Scott, Lieutenant Walter J. Sears |. ).
s. Edward j Chaffec. Edward n. Hail. Andrew J.
C. Foye and Ira T. Stewart.
Mrs ". W. Taylor, Of No. 2l6 West One-hundroG-
and-thrtv- ninth-si. and her daughter. Mrs. Clin-
ton T. Fisk. received Yesterday, assisted by Mrs.
Jerome Bernheimer Mrs. Francis Hag"man-Su
ton Mrs Theodore Weed and Miss Rogers.