New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
UEDDINGS PAST and TO CONE.

The Central Presbyterian Church, at Orange, "
D. was at o'clock yesterday afternoon the scene
Of a Fashionable wedding. The bride was Miss Caro-
line H. bod, the youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs
5. Bayard bod Of East Orange. and the bridegroom
was sidney VI. Colgate son of Samuel Co.gate, OF
Orange. The church was very prettily decked with
flowers and autumn leaves. The bridesmaids were
Miss Agnes Woodruff. a cousin of the bride: Miss
Mary l.. Parmele, Miss Myra Crane and the brides
sister. Miss Isabel bod The bride entered with her
father. retired clergyman. who. with the pastor OF
the church. the Rev. Henry Patterson performed
the ceremony. Austin Colgate. a brother Of the
bridegroom. best man. and Farnham Yard.ey,
William c. Colby. Charles W. Pierson, Of this city,
another brother of the bridegroom Russell Co.gate
William o. Wiley, Albert Wall George l.. Wall,
step-relatives of the bride, and William T. Qulmby
were the ushers. Fifteen hundred invitations were
issued for the wedding and reception afterward at
the home Of the brides parents. Guests pres
ent from this city. Philadelphia, Boston Washing
ton Newark. Brooklyn and several other cities.
Miss Ernea l. Thebaud was married to Charles
\. Heckscher. a brother of John G.. Hcckscher and
Mrs. John c. Wilmerdng. at noon yesterday in
the dra wing room Of the Thebaud homestead at
Madison. n J. 1he ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Joseph Roands. rector of St. Nncents
Roman Catholic Church The wedding at
tended by few persons outside of the rhebaud and
Heckscher families. s. Jacob of Orange, was best
man. wedding breakfast followed the ceremony.
daughter of the late Colonel Charles Louis
Fincke. of the 23d Regiment. married to Her
bert Titus Hand. at o'clock last night. in the
First Presbyterian Church. in Henry-st, Brook
Ign. The Rev. DR. Charles Cuthbert Hall. the pas
tor of the church. performed the ceremony. The
bride escorted into the church ana given away
by her brother Charles Louis Fincke. Miss Julia
II. Fincke. sister OF the bride. the maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were the three cousins of
thu bride. Miss Elizabeth H. Packard. Miss Mil
dred w. Packard of Brooklyn. and Miss Fannie
Fincke of Utica and Miss Ethel Saltus Prescott
Slade. Of this city. was best man. The ushers
were Clement NJ Fincke. Lloyd Saltus John Doug
las George Hewlett. John Halsey and Sheldon
Parsons. There small reception aitorward
at the home of Mrs. Fincke. No los Montasue-st
Miss Mary Louise Laden. daughter OF the late
John Laden. of this city. and Edmund Leo Campion
will be married at II o'clock this morning in ST.
Francis Xavier's Church in West sixteenth-st. The
wedding breakfast will he served at the home Of
the bride, No. West Seventy-hfth,S'; -,
The marriage Of Miss Julia Carlis !e Banks. the
only daughter of Mrs. Saltonstall Ranks To Clement
Guon. Will take place at $50 o'clock this morning
the 7 vrfn n WesI EoGGP1 hn'n Of Mary
The wedding of Miss Harriette r. Bridge; nice
g Savngs BANK to Whtea ssammis viii be ccie
bra'ed at oGlock ms eyenng IN the Lewis Ave
Anoi9e Brockyn weqdn n ihis evening M o o
which will take place at the home Of Mir Hart No
15' tllnton-st.
Miss Blanche Williams. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. Frederic Williams. will be married to Henry
Barnard WesselTan. a young lawyer OF th!s CITY,
AT $50 O'Clock tonight in the Church OF The Holy
sepulchre. seventy-fourth-st near Park-ave.
Newburg y. Y. oct. lG tSpeciaD-M.as Aiele /"
Voorhis and Henry 5 RamS1cll were married here
this afternoon by the Rev. J. Marshall Chew. The
bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude Miller. OF Boston.
and Miss Knox. Of Chicago. Tac maid OF honor
was Mas HartwcN. OF Somo-vi.le. X !. Miss
Pauline Rarisdel pres sntei on satin pillow tn
TWO gold rings with which the ceremony WIS per
formed The bride wore a white satin gown II mined
with point lace. Miss Miner wore L1~n 90 p!nk
chiffon laid over pink silk. Miss Knox black
moirG skirt ana coat OF Louis Qunzo style. The
best man was Walter g Olson. ~ New-Nork.
The ushers were Henry B@d.ow. ~ Newport. ana
Messrs. HOLSTER. Seybcl Peei. Jenray a. Wheel
right. AL % NcV-York. \ welding hrcahiast MAS
served by Sherry.
Asbury Park. " j.. oct. 10 (SpeciaD-Tne Rev.
William \. Allen. pastor of the First Methodist
Cnurcn. Of Asbury Park. ana Misi EsteIe Gran
VILE daughter Of stephen Hemmenway. Were mar
r.e1 this afternoon by Presiding Elder N.Nam
strickland. assisted by the Rev. Drs. James Moore
~ Trenton. and Chatten OF Lakewood