New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO cn,r,

A fashionable weddng TOOK place at $50
terday In st. Georges Protestant Episcopa, n. ~
in Stuyvesant Square The bride was Ms.
Marshall Westervet. daughter Of the la,s ,a aos
Tompkins Westervelt, and niece Of Mr. ana ~"
w. Hartman Brown, and the bridegroom ~"
Walter Daniel Clark, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs o."
Clark Of Riverside Drive. In the chanceI ,~
the altar there was an effective arransemen,
large white and bronze-colored chrysanthsr.~
The ceremony performed by the Rev. DR. ~
A. Asplnwall. OF st. Thomas's Church, washrss.u
an uncle Of the bride. assisted by the Rev p rs
Shipman, rector OF Christ Church. this CITY NJ,
Lucreta Hartman Brown attended her Cousin "
maid Of honor Tho bridesmaids were Miss ~
Brown and Miss Edith Low, cousins OF the h,sV.
Miss Emma Scudder. Miss Margaret Schott NJ
Eleanor Mulligan and Miss Alice Il. Clark How.
f. Clark, brother OF the Bridegroom, was best ma
The ushers were n. Mcclure Peters Harrv
Baldwin Willard Scudder. Eldon Bosbee Arthu,
Kemp. James G. King. and the brides two bro,s
ers George Westervelt and James Westervelt n.
reception followed at the home of the brides upcl.
No III East Six;eentn-st
The marriage OF Miss Lille NJ Fountain 70 Bro,.
Caldwell OF Pittsburg took place at p. m yeu.
day at the home OF the bride No "a East sx,v
fourth-st. The Rev. Dr. Charles L. Thompson M.
tor of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
oficlated. The bridesmaids Ernestne Fou,
tain and Miss Helen Fountain OF this city: ME-
ryvn
winston. Of Chicago. There 10 best man. IN.
ushers were Howard S Fisher and Robert MIN
gan. Of Pittsburg; Gerard Fountain. Of this cir,
and Harris ". Baker Of Springfield. There wu.
small reception after the ceremony.
At the Hotel Brunswick last evening Miss Baneh.
Kalislll daughter of Fabian 5 Kaliski, a retrsa
morocco merchant Of this city, was married To n,
Bernard Zwe.shaft, OF this city. The marrias.
cer mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. De So,
Mendes in the presence of the nearest relative, a,
the BRIDE and bridegroom ana few OF their mo,,
intimate friends. The bride unattended bv
either bridesmaids or maid OF honor There va,
no best man. Mortimer julian and the brides tbr..
brothers. Martin, Eugene and JUAN p Kalisn
were ;he ushers. The ceremony vas followed BY
reception. dinner and dance. DR.. Zweighaft and hi,
bride started last night FOR Deer Park, his country
home IN Greene County. on their return they viii
I've at 80. i0 West Seventy-irsi-st.
Mrs. Ella - Rockwell was married to ThomM
II. Stewart, OF Flatbush, Al o'clock last evening
at the home of her parents, Mr. and MIS- CharIe,
\. Swain, No. 81 Breyoort Place, Brooklyn. II.
Rev. DIT W. c. T. Rhoados the pastor Of II.
Marcy Avenue Baptist 'hurch performed the cere.
mony, which was followed by large reception
There absence OF bridesmaids best nan
and maid Of honor. The ushers Albert
Tyler OF Brooklyn, and Robert Eas,on. Of Flat.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Lawrence Perkins,
Knitting POST VII ak place to-nlorrow, at Glen
Cove !. l.. where Mrs Perkins has county
rhc engasement is announced Of Miss Ruth Dun.
Clark, pastor OF the West Twenty-th!rI Street
PIesoy terrain Church for many years, and niece Of
IIo:&ce Z. Clark. TO Notwithstanding Wells
nautical Scholarship ST Mdry's TIE marriage
will take place al the old FIRST Chu-cA. Bennirs
ton Centre, Vermont. on Thursday evening No
yember g. The couple Will be IA home after
January. on Tic ship ST. Mary's, Twenty-esais.
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The oil First collegiate Reformed Church Of
hren Wa5 o ih scene S 81 Pgfs @rT3e cST
bride was Miss Anna Aline Stone, eldest laughter
groom Samuel 5. Holchkiss son OF s " Hotca.
Kiss. Hartford, Conn, late Labor Commissioner Of
Connecticut. The Bridegroom Is a Yale gradual.
of 81 class $. Cristy Mead. Of Yale 80 and
william L. Pettigrew We're ushers. Richard r.
Percy; Of Yale go the orsanist OF Marble colIeg.
Marie Louise Stone. the younger sister OF the bride
was maid 4 honor. and little Hiss Beatrice Dio.
Or. Joachim Elmendorf. the pastor. performed the
Carem) my. Amore the many friends who filled the
church to witness the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. y. Hotchklss and the Misses May and
Laura Hotchkiss. from Hartford; Miss Eva s.
springs. Kan; Lieu,snan. ana Mrs Il = R r.
Mrs M M a sad ana
lie Grand Benedict. OF South Orange y. j.
Newport. r. l.. Oct Is (SpeciaD-The marriage
o, Miss Edith Norman. daughter Of Mr. and Mra
George II. Norman. to William r. Hunter, was cels-
tended by her sister. Miss Mabel Norman as maid
OF honor. The bride was escorted 10 the altar by
her father. who gave her away. There were no
bridesmaids The best J. Nelson How
ard and the ushers were II. +. Eldrdge, George
II. Norman. jr, Max Agassiz. =. II. Bulkley. Albert
Post Mitchell and Center Hitchcock Bishop Clark
and the Rev. George J. Magill oticiated. we'd
ding breakfast followed at the home OF the brides
father, Belair. over hundred guests were pres.
ent. Among them were @. p Wetmore the Misses
Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn Mrs. Elisha
Dyer jr., O. =. d. Belmont. Mrs Paul Dahlsren,
Mrs. and Miss Collins. Mr. and Mrs G g. Churchill
Mr. and Mrs Prescott Lawrence. y. J. DeooA
Mrs. J. Amory Deblois. Mrs and the Misses Hun
ter Mr. and Mrs. Hugh *. Norman, Mr. and MIA
+. H. Prince. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Norman. W.
and Mrs. Guy Norman Mrs. and the Misses stone
Weaver. Or. and Mrs. G. A. Bracket. Mrs. Henry
Bedlow. Mrs and the Misses Creighton. Rear-Ad'
miral and Mrs. Luce Mrs. Boutelle. Mrs. r "
Hunt. Miss Hunt. Mrs. and Miss Lafarge; colonel
and Mrs. Addison Thomas Major W. b. Netmore
Mrs and Miss Pierson, Mr. and Miss Austin, Dr.
and Mrs Cunningham Miss Gamme. the Misses
Weaver Colonel J. X. Leslie. Miss Wilbour Mra
Gertrude V. c. Hamilton. Mrs W. y. Eldredge NJ
and Mrs. W. NJ. Mayes. T. NJ. Davies, Miss BargS
and Miss Baldwin
Keyport. y. j.. Oct. % (speciaD.-Miss Mar
guerite G.. Poole. daughter OF John b. Poole
OF this place, and Otto F. Gehlhaus. OF New
York. were married last night IN the Re
formed Church by the Rev James 7. schocx
Mr. and Mrs. Gehlhaus left here for a trip through
the South. On their return they VIII i've
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