New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
WEDDINGS PAST AND 1O COME'

-o.u,oo % Mics Frances A. Iederle. dauSh-
y, AZ, ond Mrs Francis A. Lederie to civil
Justice George f. Roesch took place az ciooN
,as, evening at the home OF the brides parents
No %, Fast feminist The Rev. Eugene >. Don-
ne,Iv. rector of ST. MlchaePs Roman Ca'ho.'o
c,hrron Flushing performed the ceremony IN the
nresence of the Immediate members or the fanny
while the pair stood under horai fharras 80
The dra wing room and hallway were handsomely
decorated with flowers and tropical pants anu
Never.s orchestra played the wedding march' Inc
bride wore a gown OF heavy white sauh o'oe"''
,,h noar trimmings made with high corsage
ona long train A cluster Of orange blossoms anu
n coronet Of diamonds and topaz he'u inc po'"'
lace veil In place. Her only other ornament ws'
a diamond cross a gift from the bridegroom one
carried a bouquet OF white roses ana mes ., 'iIe
valley MIss Lillian NJ. Thompson. or broohyi
was the maid of honor. The bridegroom was a.
tended by William Sulzer. or the state A'Se'..'
as best man. Franklyn Lederle. the Drlue h'''e
brother was the page. At the close Oh .,e ma me-
r,ara ceremony Justice Roesch and his BRIDE WIN
Tho members Of their families, were driven to the
NetronoIitan HOTEL where the reception was heio
IN the large dining-hnll. The bride received manS
IN ndsome gifts OF silver, Jewels cut grass ~"-
china. ,,,u.
The engagement Is announced In LONDON Oh MISS
Virginia Bonynge, the stepdaughter and auopteu
damgh,er of charles W. Bonynge of England, TO VS.
Court Deerhurst son Of the Earl of Coventry MISS
Bonynges father, whose name was Danels. was uis
owner OF the Allison gold mine, In Calilornlh. Lio
death occurred many years ago; Mr. Bonynge at one
time dyed in Miss sIs on nss ysa
and distinguished looking girl and Is popu'ar ss ~,
English society George MILAN S NJ e her to the
hurst, who was born November To- i'"' - "N -
The .e'' marriage OF Miss Elizabeth n. swan a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. swan 70 70
Captain Horatio Mckay. commander or the lunar ar
steamship Lucana whose ensage'nes .c t"'aav At
Oyster Bay, where the family OF the pride i've
Miss Swan. three or four years ago vas a pa pa
70
occasion the gallant captain was parucuahrdy a.,
tentive and agreeable to the young iady wn0m ne
aferward visited A. her oe n0h the az sea sne
he YVES twelve years old. He is now about NIFTY
three and is commodore OF the Cunard neet or
steamships He vas born a. nded the fymbra "a" a
wear ago last December when she broke her snaft
| 10 miles out to sea. His skill In bringing the
vessel safely into port was regardeu s eH.saord'-
The marriage OF Miss Emma 5uIs, daughter OF
Mrs. A. ]. Bills and the late Franklin Bills, OF
New-York TO Francis Tweddel, NeSu.s ,, Indan
ss m Corps took place at Geneva "''Ae''an' on
London, Jan s-"The Times announces that a
| Bonynge. daughter OF Charles W. Bonynge OF Cali
| forna and London. and Viscount Deerhurst. son
| OF the Earl Of Coventry The Viseouht Is twenty
London. Jan. s-The marriage took place to-day
of Margherta firth daughter Of Sir Julian Godsmd.
| to William Raphael. The ceremony ipok place at
| iey-st Among those present were Mrs. Montenore
and representatives Of the Rohscniid and Sassoon
! families. The bride wore Dress OF pain white
satIn with a court train, and O tulle veil. On her
| head was n wreath OF orange flowers. Her trav-
eillng dress 81 hcliotrope COIN trimmed with
fur. Over 300 presents were S,r hit, INC money,
Is deputy chairman OF the Committee Of the House
Of Commons