New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.
The University Place Presbyterian Church Uni
versity Place and feminist, was at 1870 o'clock

The University Place Presbyterian Church. Uni
versity Place and feminist. was at 1870 o'clock
yesterday Afternoon the scene Of the marriage
OF Mss Charlotte Halliday s,ott. daughter OF
James S.ott, ard J. Charles Burton. The Rev Dr
George Alexander the pastor Of the church o'hcl-
ated. Miss Stott entered the church with her
father. She wore pretty gown Of white saun
trimmed with point lace on the skirt and bodce
and n tulle veil which held In place by
white aigrette There we're neither bridesmaids nor
maid OF honor Thomas Burton. brother OF the
bridegroom, was best man. and Frank Warhurs
George Freedom and William p. Stott and Thomas
II. SOFT. brothers Of the bride. were the ushers
The receptIon was held at the Hotel Marlborough.
The ENGAGEMENT Of Miss Edith Cruger Sands second
daugA:cr of Mrs Charles Edwin Sands. OF Hastings
on-thc-rILdscn, to r. J. Oakley Rhnelandcr. when
was reported last fall and Immediately denied by Mt.
Rhine lander was formally announced yesterday.
Miss Sands who is q tall. handsome girl. has passed
tbs winter months with her mother at the Hanover
Flfth-ave. and Fteenth-st Hell sister, Miss Lettuce
Sands in November last married 20 Maturin Inv
ingston Delan-ll jr and j. now abroad with her nus
band Though only in society for two winters Ml's
Sands has been greatly admired and prominent. ''e
is a member of the Colonial Dams of the state
Of New-York. IRA cling her descent through the on
Colonial families Of the Barls. Crugers. Cuylers
Sands de Normandcs and others who in civil ana
hgh military capacities took prominent parts III
The oariy history of the colonies and In the ReVou
ton which followed Miss Sands IS = direct de-
scendant OF John Crugcr, one of the early Mayors
Of Ncw-York. and also Of Hendrck Cuyler' oil
Albany Major OF the Albany Troop in the French
and Indian wars.
Mr. Hhlnelanlor is the eldest son of Mr.. ana
Mrs william Ehlncandcr OF 40. IS West Forty
nin,h-si. lie was graduated from columbia col
ege in 1875 and is well known in social and business
circles. He is member OF the tnion M"tropoh-
tan. County and 9TH Regimen: veteran clubs; also
the Delta Phi. Sons OF the Revolution and Sons OF
Colonial Wars.
Another engagement. just announced. IL that OF
Miss Caroline Elise Jafrly Hurst youngest daugh-
ter of Francis W. J. Hurst. treasurer OF the New
York Yacht Club. and manager OF the National Line
Of steamships to George II. MARS. OF No. 10 East
Fifty-sevcnih-st. youngrs; son ~ tn" !a'" John
AIairs Of this city Miss Hurst. who has been out
i'm society two seasons. - granddaughter o. 'he
late l.. : Ianray, since whose death sine has spent
most OF her time at where
her father has country place called willow
Brook" Mr.. MARS Is Harvard graduate and
member Of the Union AMI Racquet clubs. The mar
rlage vii. take place in the spring.
Miss Elizabeth II. Caswell. the only daughter OF
John Il. Caswell. was marie! 10 Edward NJ kley.
last night at the home Of her father No 1850 Broad
way The marriage ceremony. which was prva'e.
was performed by the Rev. Isaac iinldelman pastor
OF the First Baptist Church There were no at
PENDANTS for either brldo groom or bride The
ushcrs were r. \. H. W"nz. \, w Coe. David
costello and William ". Massey. The bride wore a
supcrb gown Of peacock blue brocadc. trimmed WIN
lace and carried large bouquet OF lhes of IN"
valley ! larg. reception followed some OF tIc
guests were Mrs. James \. Suydam MT ana
Mrs Charles Meyer. Arthur VI. rine Mss
Manuel Nj and Mrs. Thomas Stctens M
and Mrs Dudley T. Lindsay, Mrs. 9. IL Kuss,ll,
samuel " Farchiil. benjamin !. FaircnilH' Mr
and Mrs +. \. SidnhOi~ MISS Ma smith VI,
lanes If Thomas. Miss Ami" Eostwor,n "ii
and Mrs j. G. Albro. Mr. and Mrs. George Maso,y,
Miss carr. Charles Riley Mr. and Mrs 'narlr'
p Swift. II. r. Sackling. Mr.: ana Mrs. v II;
stevens Mr.. and Mrs. T.. VI. Nalhn%i On i,r. hhi
Yrs ~ G. Phillips Mrs X j. Campbell Mr. and
Airs = j. Wiliemann Mr. and Mrs Nrlnz' MISS
WIlemann Mrs. John Gould, Mr. ana MrS. H. IL.
Iufl.r and Schuyler II. Greene
Nr and Mrs RILEY VIII live with MI 'hS"eH
when they return from the South.
Bethlehem Penn. Deb 6(SpeciaD-The wedding OF
Miss Gertrude Lousla drummer daughter OF c. otto
Runner treasurer u the bethlehem Iron COMPANY
and Or Albert George Kau. superintendent OF III"
N,raylan parochlal schools to1k plac" here To-
night Miss Marietta BOrhck was maid oil hoho''
and Nlss Ruth =. Schrorp ana Miss Adrllne :.
Er,ts. were bridesmaids The D"-i man W"3
arthur G Erausr Of bethlehem, ana ID" isI'I-
~. II,trv T. Myers. Henry q. q knliL MNi"h
II Fehncl Of Philadelphia; *. Houston, 81 New
York civ. Frank r. Hannah or West ifethi.h'in
and q " Riere 81 bethlehem. The Rev Morris
" Ielbert was the oiiciating clergyman i'Sih"
m. INVITED guests. who Med the BODY oi inc
crurch 90 children OF the parochil schools Were
rrrsrnt hy special invitation Aiicr the chureh
services wedding reception was held AZ me nom
Of the brides parents. n; when more INA" ~
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