New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
WEDDINGS PAST AND TOCOME

particularly pretty wedding yesterday was that
OF Miss Marion Wing. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Wing. and Dr. Austin Flint, jr. son OF DR..
and Mrs. Austin Flint. which was celebrated at
O'Clock In the afternoon IN ST. Thomass Church.
Flfth-ave. and Fifty-thlrd-s There were beautiful
flowers and plants In the chancel and the altar.
! and before the latter the marriage ceremony was
performed by Bishop Potter. assisted by the
Rev. DIR. John Wesley Brown. the rector OF
the church. The BRIDE whose gown was of
white satln the front OF the skirt being crossed
with a deep nounce of point lace and the bodice
trimmed with full square bertha of the same lace
was given away by her father. Her veil of point
lace was held up with orange blossoms and a da-
mond ornament. The four bridesmaids Miss
Annie Flint. sister OF the bridegroom: Miss Emile
f. Jones. Miss Florence Sullivan and Miss Kate r.
Avery. the latter of New-Orleans. Each carried
bouquet OF pink roses, and each handsome hat
pins OF the dragon fly design of diamonds and emer-
aid Green, presented to them by the bride Sherman
Flint was his brothers best The ushers were
DR.. William G Lusk, sidney Smith. Francis j.
Patton. Robert McM Gillespie, cousin of the bride
groom: Alexander w. Hidden and DR.. Samuel Alex
ahdeT These men scarf pins set with dia-
mond5 and pearls, presents from the bridegroom
The reception, which for the relatives and very
intimate friends held at the home of the bride 3
parents. No. IL West Forty ninth-st. Dr. Flint and
his bride after the honeymoon Will make their nome
at No. Is East Forty-nfth-st.
The marriage of Miss Juette Rathbone Thomas,
the youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Theodore Thomas to Captain Giullo Martini of the
eth Royal Artillery, Italian Army was cele-
braed at o'cock last evening at the Archiepis-
copal residence No. ASP Madison-ave., In the pres
ence Of about one hundred and twenty-five guests.
Archbishop Corrigan gave the use OF his residence
for the ceremony and reception. There was
profusion of choice flowers in the different rooms
and display of palms in the hallway. The mar
rlage ceremony performed by ArchDlshop
/ COrrigan. NJ.
nelly his secretary; the Rev. Harmon Denny and
Father Cardella OF the Society OF Jesus, IN the
drawing -rom to the left of the main entrance.
The brides gown of white MORE, antique SILK,
the bodice trimmed with lace and the veil OF tule'
fastened with diamond star. Miss Theodora
Thomas. sister OF the bride was the maid OF honor,
and Miss Marguerite Scrbner and Miss Daisy
King Of Yonkers; Miss Marie V. Lathrop OF Boon
ton. y. j.. "A cousin of the bride; Miss Bessie Big
low Miss May Gray and Miss Sadie Fraser were
the bridesmaids. The bridegroom, attred in uni
FORM was attended as best man by Richard 5.
| Thomas. an uncle OF the bride. The ushers were
James I.udlum f. W. Lancaster Harry Holbrook
and Count Alberti OF the Italian Consulate. After
the reception wedding dinner was served TO the
relatives and members OF the bridal party at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. No. t3 East flity-
second-st Some of the guests at the ceremony and
reception were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. ClarK'
Mr. and Mrs John Seymour Wood Mr. and Mrs.
Richard A. Anthony Mrs. Charles Tudor wing,
the Misses Wing. Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Bell, Mrs
John HILL Mrs l.. II. Big.ow, William O. Lathrop
IT,. DR.. and Mrs. George T. Stevens, MISS stevens
and Mr. and Mrs. OHIO Rowland. OF Wilmington
Del Captain and Mrs. Martini who are to make
their home in Naples, will sail IN the steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm on December l.
The wedding of Miss Ida Maud Southack, the
only child Of George Southack, and Charles ho"aru
Plat was quietly celebrated at noon yesterday III
ST Thomas's Church. Fifth-ave. and Ftty-third-st'
Only the immediate relatives-about thirty persons
were present to witness the ceremony, whlch was
nerformed by the Rev DR.. j. Wesley Brown, the
rector The bride wore gown OF White sa.i"'
draped with point lace and tule veil MISS Marian
Platt sister OF the bridegroom, was the maui Vi
honor There were no bridesmaids or ushers. fur-
man Plat was best man. There was no reception
on account Of the serious Illness OF the bridegroom
/ mother. j..
Miss Mabel Augusta Hasbrouck was married 10
John H. Keller. jr, of Yonkers, at CLOCK yester-
day afternoon in the Church Of the Holy Irih'F'
Oue-hundred- nd twenty second-st and LenoX-aVe'
The Rev Dr. Charles De Witt Brdgrnan, the rector
nerfo,ned the ceremony, which was followed by a
small reception al the home of the brides parents
| DR. and Mrs Stephen Hasbrouck, No ll6 west Ohe-
hundred Miss Adelaide heeie''
the br!dcgroom's sister, was the maid OF hohor'
| George Henry Stegman was best man. ana the
! brides brother Stephen A. Hasbrouck; George b.
| skinner of Workers, and George White were the
! ushe.s.
Mig Mary j. Murphy daughter OF Bernard H.
! MurpX Of No. 10 West MISUNDERSTANDING
| third-st was married to Patrick H. Goodwin OF
Brool'yn. at 9 o'clock yesterday morning in All
Saints Church Madlson-ave. and One-nundred-ahu-
tw.ntv-ninth-st The Rev. James Power, the rec
tor performed the marriage ceremony ana cele-
brated the nuptlal He was assisted by 'he
| Rev Edward McCarty. of Brooklyn. MISS Mar
guerte Murphy the brides only at'ehual''
James Smith was best man. and George Murphy
| we'd "a uSherS. \
fast and reception followed at the home OF the
brides father.
Miss Lucy Adellne Terry married to Charles
! White Trlppe at 4SO o'clock yesterday afternoon
In the Church OF the Heavenly Rest, Flfth-aVe'
and Forty -ffth-st. The Rev. DR.. d. Parker Morgan
the rector. performed the ceremony. which was fol-
| lowed by a reception at the home of the bride,
| Riverside Drive and Seventy-eghth.st. MISS
| de Cespedes the bridesmaids, and two youhs
cousins OF the bridegroom, Miss Elsie Trippe ana
were also In the bridal procession little MISS
Juniata Terry. sister of the bride and Master
satin, trimmed with lace and chiffon spangied
| with silver. The veil OF tulle held up with a
cluster OF orange blossoms and several small dia-
mond pins. Frederick l.. Trippe, the bridegroom
| Orlando H. Hartman. Lloyd Coils. Julian Trippe,
Harvey H. Duryea. of this city. and Townsend
4 pretty wedding was celebrated last evening at
No. iGl West One-hundred forty -thrdst., the
home Of Mrs. George Ruddell. The bride Miss
Ida Annie Ruddell. and the bridegroom. David A..
! ruska The drawing room, where the ceremony
performed by the Rev Charles Miller. Of
Brooklyn. was handsomely decorated with Ameri
can beauty and clusters OF lilies OF the val
| ley. The bride, who was unattended by either
bridesmaids maid of honor. a gown OF
VII Wit q 2 as wa wa. Am axsd 70 tss HEAD With
net OF orange blossoms. Mr.. Tuskas best man was
George F. Picken. The ushers were James G..
Plcken benjamin Tuska. Leo J. F. Rooney, Paul
G. schultz John A. Hardy. and l. NJ Tuska "A A
guests Mr. and Mrs. Lawson y. Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs; Lawson ~ Fuller. jr, Mr.. and Mrs
| George Donaldson Alice Donaldson MISS
! Edith Donaldson Miss Mildred Donaldson, and
| Harold Donaldson OF Buffalo.
pretty wedding celebrated at 1880 o'clock
last evening. In the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
Fifth-ave. and Forty-hfth-st. The bride was Miss
| Elsa Poggenburg. a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George PoSgenburg. Of No. $50 Madison-ave., and
| the bridegroom Charles l.. Meany. a member OF the
4 18th Regimen. The marriage ceremony was per
formed by the Rev, pr. y. Parker Morgan. the
| rector and 1t followed by a large reception,
! ALL..r a,LA IL iel.rl.aIlz L,lL hAlise