New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
UEDDINGS.

The marriage Of Miss Augusta Floyd Ningut'
daughter OF George Ningut. to Herbert WoIcott
Bowen. United States Consul-General In SPAN
took place at noon yesterday at the home
OF the brides father. No. 46 West Thirty
fourth-s,. Because Of the recent death OF the
brdegroons brother only relatives and n small
number o. intimate friends were hidden to the
ceremony, which performed by Archbishop
Corrigan. assisted by the Rev Father con
nelly ana remained for the breakfast Miss
Grace Coulert was the maid OF honor. Miss
Dorothy Van Schack and Miss Marie Nyse were
the bridesmaids. Clarence Winthrop Bowen was
his brothers best man. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen VIII
make their home In Barcelona. The bridegroom
who was graduated from Yale University ana the
Columbia College Law School. was appointed Con-
sui TO Barcelona by President Harrison I'VE years
ago Recently Mr.. Bowen was made Consul-Gen-
cral by President Cleveland.
Miss Ethelinda Morse was married TO John
Fletcher Shear at o'clock last evening AZ the
home Of her aunt. Mrs Burnett W. Horizon. 40. %
West Fifty eighth-st. Bishop T.. c. Andrews. or the
Methodist Episcopal Church. performed the cere-
mony. which gas attended by relatives ana lnu-
mate friends only. and which was followed hy an
elaborate dinner served by Mazzciu al small
tables Miss Emily Codlington and Miss Eleanor
Clark OF Orange. y j. the bridesmaids.
George Shear attended his brother a. best man.
and DR.. Herman VI. Blggs and Richard sloane
were the usher-.
The wedding ot Miss Rose Zines daughter %
Webster Eraca No. 81 West siNiy-thirl-st. 10
Frand Gardiner was celebrated last evening IN the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Heavenly Rest.
Flfth-ayc and Foriy-nfth-st The Rev. DR.. u.
Parker Morgan the rector OBLIGATED Miss BESSIE
Mckee. a cousin Of the bride. the maid OF
honor There NJ bridesmaids. Hugh Mcclure
was best man and Walter Newbury, NJ. Janen.
Devereaux Zines and Kenneth Muyr were the ush-
crs. After the ceremony there was supper FOR
the bridal parry and relatives AZ ne Hotel MaJc.ue
In the Protestant Episcopal church OF -. Nat
isabel Erickson daughter OF william T. Erickson.
OF 40 3es West Eighty -fourrh-st. was married TO
Isr rws SatSerine OF relatives and intimate friends
The rector @, the church. the Rev. Henry Cham
Praag was the maid OF honor and Miss Ala Eu-
genie Fischer and Miss Alice Kins were the brides
maids skefiington Norton hls brothers best
man. The ushers were Reginald .sfrrey, Grangion
". Moore. Charles II. Jewctt and Stanley C. Van
Note. The reception followed at the home OF the
brides father.
Washington. Feb % (spec!aD.-Two shrove Tues
day weddings Of note were celebrated to-day. In
St Johns Church. 4, u o'clock. Miss Susan Stst-
SON daughter Of George Rockford Stetson. and
Lieutenant Frank s. Fletcher. United States Navy.
were married. Bishop Clifton Pennick. OF Bati-
more. read the service. assisted by the Rev. Dr.
Mackay Smith. rector Of 81. Johns. The ushers
were Leutanant Barnett. Lieutenant Hodges Lieu
tenant Tappan and Lieutenant keysc. Of the Navy;
Roland Philips and Caleb Stctson. brother Of the
bride. The Bridegroom and his best man. Lieu
tenant Laird. In uniform, were also the
officers who were u-hers. The bride. who was given
away by her father. wore a gown OF ustrous white
satin. with pain full train large pun sleeves ana
high waist Her veil held by orange blossoms
and a star OF diamonds and she carried white roses
She attended by bridesmaids. Miss Grace
BOutcle daughter OF Represe ntatlve Boutelle ana
Miss Florenc. Brown Of Washington. They wore
pretty white silk gowns, short tulle wells thrown
back and hel by knots Of white ribbon. and pearl
pins the gift OF the bride. Each carried biz
bouquet Of pink roses. \ reception followed the
ceremony at the home OF the brides parents. After
wedding Journey Lieutenant and Mrs. Fletcher
will return 10 Washington. where Lieutenant
Fletcher is stationed. in command of the torpedo
At 1880 o'clock. at the home Of Reprees entaiiye
Draper, OF Massachusetts his daughter Miss Edith
married. the Rev Or Mackay-Smlth reading the
marriage segyce Tn took se IN ame
stood under a bell OF white roses and white carna-
Of the BRIDE friends IN whIi" gowns held the
ribbons forming the aisle through which the bride
of the bridegroom. was best man The brides gown
was rich white satin and ue. and she carried roses
and orchids. The bridegroom Is son Of the late
in President I.neoin's Cabinet, After weddins
in the Blair mansion in Pennsylyania-ave.. which
is one Of the historic houses OF Washington.
Kingston. y. Y. Feb. % ,speclaD-A pretty we'd
ding celebrated IN the new ST. James Metho-
dist Church here this evening. The contracting
parties were Arthur 6. Connolly. 81 ex-senator
Connolly. Of this city. and organlst OF the church.
and Miss Pauline T. Webster. also OF Kingston:
The Rev William +. Anderson p-stOr OF the
church, oficiated. Alfred Conn"lly younger
brother OF the bridegroom, l"st man. and
Miss Marion Teller the honor The
ushers Charles Connolly dcnry Connolly,
George T. Nickens, J. ID. Wood j. X. Kenyon and
Charles Tappcn
London, Feb. &-The marriage OF Miss Anrabel
Wlnslow. daughter OF George Scott WinsloW. OF
Boston Mass, and j. j. Cairns. OF Stanneer Drog-
heda. Ireland took place at St Marks Church TO.
day The bride wore a dress OF white satin. trimmed
with point appliIu lace. There 800 wedding
presents among them being gifts from the Duke
and Duchess OF Manchester. the countesses or Fin
gall and Huntingdon Albert Rothschld. Mrs. Mac
kay Mrs. Ronads and the Marchloness OF Ang.esea.
A RECEPTION FOR JAMES M MARVIN.