New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
WEDDINGS PAST ANDTOCOME

a >.S 70 West seventy -thrd-st, and Byron Wight
u o.. ~ Greene. jr which took place at 4:@O o'clock
.oriav afternoon in the Church Of the Divine
g'r,i,v Fifth-ave and Forty -hftn-st. The pastor,
psv DR. Charles II. Eaton. performed the cere-
wv - which was rather more elaborate than usually
. IN a Universalist Chruch. Miss Hebert was
s. ST. quay by her father. She a gown Of
80 satin and point lace. and a point lace veil,
e,cbt no with sunburst OF diamonds a present
80, tho bridegroom. She also wore q necklace of
iro' ,,o"onds q cift from her mother, and carried
oret Of lilies Of the valley. Miss Bessie Hebert.
i,r NJ the bride the maid Of honor The
s15os,,alds were Miss Alice Northrop Miss Emily
panks Miss Minna Jansen. Miss Grace Hebert and
,Uss Jennie Hebert. sisters of the bride Jesse
&c was best man. The ushers were James II.
1,aiconer ir. John 4. Phbrick, George Debevolse,
rdward W. Buckhout, Eugene G. Foster and j.
tyooeman Foster. A large reception followed at the
nome of the brides parents.
The marriage of Miss Frances Cythera Twombly
s.rghter of Mrs. John Fogg Twombly. of No. 2l2
West Fifty -ninth-st.. to j. Monroe Taylor Pope, Of
This CITY, took place at o'clock last night in the
pro,estant Episcopal Church of Zion and ST.
rmothy in Fiftyseventh-st., near Eighth-ave.
The ceremony. which choral. performed
hy the rector the Rev. Henry Lubeck. Miss
rwomby given away by her brother. John
r,ogc Twombly She wore n gown of ivory satin
made with full court train, over petticoat OF
brocaded satin. profusey trimmed with Old English
nj
- noint lace was confined to the coiffure with a
S,omond star gift from the bridegroom. The
h-,daI bouquet was of orange blossoms and white
sweet peas. In the bridal procession there were
civ bridesmaids dressed alike In gowns of white
Aglred satin and each carrying bouquet OF Easter
,u,ss They were Miss Pauline b. Pope. sister of
,hs bridegroom; Miss Eva d. Roberts, of Columbus
" 7 Miss Harriette Anderson Slade Miss Lila L.
I.rendon Miss Julia T. Burt. of Goshen \. Y,
ra Miss Susan Mcintyre Conant, Of Brookline
Mass Miss Mabel Webb. OF Brooklyn. was the
eou,ar girl Elisha Litchheld Taylor. of Montcair
attended the bridegroom as best man. 1he usheTs
,srs Russell Abernethy Cowles. George Elliott
little. Gilman Collamore and Herbert ST. John
wshb of Brooklyn and George Barton Muldaur' OF
elizabeth. y. j. A large reception was held after
he ceremony at the home of the brides mother
THE wedding of Miss Fanny Fielding stewart
,apehter of the late Alexander I. stewart ana
Wlliam Wallis Young. of Orange, y. j., was cele-
bre,ed al O'Clock last night at the home OF the
hr,ds's sister Mrs. Edward Morrison. jr., No S'S
West One-hundred- -and-twenty -third-st Ihe keV'
n, q c. Houghton of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
church Hoboken, performed the ceremony in the
-.sence Of less than 10) persons. The bride was
s,ven away by her brother Alexander I. Stewart.
She wore a gown Of white satin draped with tulle
.,d q tue veil fastened with several small diamond
nins Her bouquet was Of lilies of the valley. MISS
Kate Stewart her sister and Miss Edith Young
Of
I,tls Miss Beatrice Morrison. neice OF the bride.
-oo the flower girl Master Edward Morrison. third
nsnhew Of the bride and Master Lyle Young.
brother of the bridegroom. were the pages. lhere
was no best man. The ushers were Robert NC
ragua and Frederick H. Wood Mr.. and Mrs.
Young have taken a house in Orange where they
u,u live after their return from the South
Miss Mary Rankin, eldest daughter OF william
Rankin was married at 7:3O o'clock last evening 10
Iobn Knox McAfee, at the home of her father, No.
ue West Seventy -seventh-st. The Rev. DR.. James
Kennedy pastor Of the Fourth Reformed Presoy-
ferian Church. officiated. Miss Bella Rankin, sister
n the bride and Miss Jennie McAfee sister OF the
bridegroom were the brides only attendants Dr.
Samuel Murtland was best man. The ushers were
the brides brother, Robert Rankin. and Robert Nc
Afee brother Of the Bridegroom. The ceremony,
to which relatives only were asked, was followed
by an elaborate supper, served by Mazzetu. at
number Of small tables.
The marriage of Miss Caroline Josephine Tate
10 Narciso Mario Munoz took place at O'Clock
last night at the home Of the brides parents MI
and Mrs Henry NJ. Tate No. 2l5 Gates-ave.. Brook
lyn II was originally intended to have the wedding
celebrated in church. but on account Of a recent
bereavement in the family Of the bridegroom the
plans changed There was no reception after
the ceremony which performed by the Rev
Joseph Dunn Burr. pastor OF the Classon Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Miss Gertrude A. Tate, sis
bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Clark. Miss Flor
ence Greason Miss Frances Rudd. Miss Alice Por-
tngton Miss Katharine Paine and two little girls
Miss Winifred Tate and Miss Alice Mathers. En-
rque Munoz best man, and Christopher ~
Smihers Alexander Peters. Emmons Clark, jr.,
Of this city; Martin f. Berry, r. i. G. Bucklin
and Benjamin a. Hawey were the ushers Mr. ana
Mrs Munoz will live in Brooklyn.
The Church Of the Holy Communion, Sixth-ave.
and Twenteth-st. this city. yesterday at noon'
the scene Of an elaborate marriage ceremony ac-
companied by full chorus and the communion
service. The bride Miss Helen S. Ely. daughter
Of the late Augustine b. Ely, and the bridegroom
the Rev Hugh Latner Burleson. Of Oneida. WIS.,
who until short time ago the second assistant
minister at the Church of the Holy Communion.
There was special dspley of flowers IN the % chan-
eel and about the altar before which the marrlase
ceremony was performed by the father OF the price
groom. the Rev S. S. Bureson. OF Onelda, WIS
assisted by the rector OF the church. the Rev DIs
Henry Mottet The bride, who wore d gown Oh
white corded silk and lace, was given away py he'
uncle DIR. William s. Ely. of Rochester The brides- %
maids who were in pretty gowns of Nile green SIX
covered with white silk muslin. and wore large
May ae Ey mats SISTER s the wih brde IAN &
cousin and Miss Waterbury. Miss Marsuerta, Ey;
honor The Rev. William W. Moir. the first, as
sistant minister Of the Church of the Holy Gon- ON
munion, was best man. The ushers were the rev
z. C. Spauldng. Of St. Thomass Church; me rev;
Herbert Dennison Francis $. White and Edward Edward
Bureson brother Of the bridegroom. The wedding
breakfast and reception were held afterward al
the home of the brides aunt. Mrs. II. ~ AluIlcn,
No. 200 Madison-ave. The pair will spend thelr
honeymoon in the South. and after a few weeks
will 20 to Wisconsin where the bridegroom has
been placed in charge OF parish -.
The marriage of Miss Anna Hull Greene. the eldest
daughter of Major G r Greene. to Herbert Bougn-
ton OF Brooklyn. solemnized In ST Ann P@rot- @
sstant Episcopal Church in Eighteenth-st near near
Fifth-ave., at O'Clock yesterday afternoon; ne
Rev DIR. Thomas Gallaudet rector OF the chureni;
performed the ceremony. The bride was escot,eu ha
up the aisle and given away by her grandlaher'
General George Seers Greene OF Morristown y, -
the oldest living graduate of the West Point Act1-
smy: Miss Elizabeth r. Jones was the BRIDESMAID
Frederick r. Kellogg, Of Brooklyn. was best man
The ushers were Frederick Il. Driggs Stanley Chad.
wick Irving T. Bush and De Witt G. Weld. 1r, OF
Brooklyn. A reception followed at the home OF tne me
brides aunt. Mrs. Mary Dana Greene, NO. zTV
West Fifty-ffth-st
At the First Presbyterian Church, Henry,st
Miss Emma Ketcham. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles +. Ketcham, of No. 103 Clark ST. was mar
rfed TO Frank A. Wilson The Rev Charles Cuth-
bert Hall. the pastor, was the oihciating clergy
Erederick L DriQ0s haSt Ihe uSn-