New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

The marriage Of Miss Carrie Speiden, the eldest
daughter Of William Speiden of No. 1873 West Six
feminist, and the granddaughter Of Commodore
Isaac McKeever U. S. N. to Thomas Hunt. the
eldest son Of ex-Congressman Carleton Hunt, Of
New-Orleans. was celebrated In st. AIMS Protestant
Episcopal Church, in West Eighteenth-st, near
Fifth-ave $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The bridegroom was graduated from Harvard In the
class Of ST. and three years later from the Harvard
Law School. and he is at present an active member
of the Suffolk County bar in Massachusetts, The
wedding, while small and without any attempt at
display, was extremely pretty. and was followed
by a reception to which only the immediate fam
lies of the pair were hidden. at the home Of the
brides uncle, J. Lawrence McKeever. No. lA Lex
ington-ave. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Thomas Gallaudet. rector
emeritus OF st. AIMS. Miss Speiden entered the
church with her father. Her gown was Of cream
colored surah silk trimmed with chiffon and valen-
cennes lace. The wreath of orange blossoms
from which hung In graceful folds bridal veil
Of tue. Her sister. Miss Mary F. Speiden wear
ing gown of pink China silk trimmed with pink
chiffon, and carrying Jacquemnot roses. was the
maid of honor. There were bridesmaids, nor
were there any ushers Townsend Chauncey Nc
Keever. 1r., and Clement Speden seated the guests.
Edward Livingston Hunt, OF this city, brother or
the bridegroom, the best man. Among the guests
at the ceremony and reception were ex-Congressman
and Mrs Carleton Hunt Of New-Orleans; Miss
Julia Barton Hunt, Robert Hunt. General and Mrs.
Chauncey McKeever. Mr.. and Mrs. Speiden. Will
lam Allen Butler. Henry a. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman Miller Law
McKeever. Miss McKeever Mr.. and Mrs.
Cortandt Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Purdy. e.
S. Hosman, OF Washington; Osgood Smith and F.
J. Hopson. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt will make their
home in Cambridge. Mass.
Miss Cornelia II. WILSON, daughter OF the late
Grant Wilson, Of this city, and a niece Of the Rev.
Theodore A. Leggett. Of Livingston. 5. L. was mar
ried to J. Bruce McRae last evening in Calvary
Presbyterian Church. Livingston, s /. The Rev.
Mr. Leggett the brides uncle. performed the cere-
mony. Paul Beck gave the bride away. Miss
Fanny Leggett the maid OF honor and three
little cousins were the flower girls. William Cowie'
of this city, was best man. The ushers were
Walter a. Seymour, Of this city, Dwight Lesgett'
A. W. Sexton. jr.. and Gabriel Dsosway. There
was small reception at the home OF the Rev
Mr. Leggett. Mr.. and Mrs. McRae. after the sum-
The 'T Wedding W" Of Miss Louise Eoydsmth only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Smith: TO- A asa
A. Aote A Esac w Fass paSe and Columbus
Christ Protestant Episcopal CHURCH at New
81 iSe rrar at Of p Miss Gertrude Wsm
daughter of the late william Wiiiis ans 81 vc Nrm
H. Brown. The reception at the home or the bTldss
viii be attended by relatives and small number OF
In the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Fourth-ave and Twenty -second-st, at $50 O'Clock
tonight Miss May Isabel Ganons daughter OF Mrs
Edward Ganong, will be married to Guido freue'le'
W. Forster. 80, -. -. 49,
marriage of Mrs. Kate LOwrcy. widow or GrosNehor
y Iowrey. a prominent member OF the New OK
bar who died a year last spring. 10 Harta Keld
who is said to be an official OF the Canadian Gov
Canada on Saturday. Mrs. Lowrey. while IN New
daughter Miss Virginia Lowrey, - Frank Penning-
ton Ball told some OF her intimate friends that she
was soon TO be married that the news OF II was
NOT a surprise here. Mrs. Lowrey. born Armour.
since the death OF Mr.. Lowrey has passed most or
her time in Canada her former home, and last win
ter she met Mr. Reid. whom she knew IN her grl,
hood DAYS and TO whom. II IS said. she was engaged
10 be married. 4 lovers quarrel broke OF the en-
gagcment Miss Armour. after few years. beca'nf
the wife of Mr. Lowrey. who was at the time a
wiiower and Mr.. Reid married a woman VINO dled
about two years ago At the meeting last winter
the old courtship renewed
The engagement has just been announced or MISS
Sarah Cromwell. OF BOrdentOwn, y. j.. 70 Homer
Ramsder. son OF Homer Ramsdell OF Newburg.
Mr. Ramsdel Is member OF the ~. Nicholas CIup
Kingston y. Y. June 10 (SpeciaD.-At St Mary 8
Church here this morning Miss Mary Henrietta
Penny and Patrick Henry Mooney were married.
The following clergy oficiated: Nicar-General
Joseph F. Mooney. brother OF the bride
groom; Dean William L. Penny OF New
burg. and the Rev. James J. Dougherty. OF
New-York The maid OF honor was Miss kath-
crime f. Penny sister OF the bride. and the brides,
maids were Miss Kate G.. Clery OF Newburg, ana
Miss Mamie T. O'Brien. of New-York. John A.
Penny an uncle OF the bride. was best man. The
ceremony was followed by wedding breakfast