New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

Virgin, in ST. Patrick's Cathedral. Only the rela-
tives present at the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Thomas F. Lynch rector Of
ST. Teresas Church. this city, an old friend Of the
bridegroom's family. The bride. who re-
ception gown of sver-gray crepe. trimmed with
silver passementerie with small hat to match. was
attended by her little niece. Miss Reina Kelly,
maid Of honor. There bridesmaids or
ushers. Ignatius =. Murphy was his brothers best
man. The reception, which very small, vas
held at the home OF the bride. NO. IS East lllty-
sixth-st
In the Protestant Episcopal Church of St. Mary
the Virgin in West Forty-nfh-st., near Seventh
ave. at O'Clock last evening Miss Mary II. Plais-
ted, only daughter of William H. Plastod, of Prince
ton, Me. and niece of Ex-Governor Harrison Plais-
ted of Maine, was married TO George Owen DeX-
ter of Miltown New-Brunswick. The Rev. Thomas
Mckee Brown, the rector Of the church. assisted
by the Rev. DR. David ). Ayres. OF Trinity Church.
Haverhll, Mass. performed the marriage ceremony.
The bride pretty young lady. was escorted to the
chancel and given away by her father. Her gown
was of white satin drapcd with moussel'ne dc SOLE
ard her veil OF silk muslin caught up with
cluster of white jessam!nc. She carried bouquet
OF mignonette Miss Kirkpatrick Of Bango:, Me-
was the maid of honor. Her gown was OF whi'e
silk made with trimmings OF violetS ana chiiioh'
De Forest Danlelson, of Providence. attended Mr..
peter as best man. The ushers were the bride
erooms brother Smith Dexter, OF Providence;
David Maurice, jr of Montreal; Lucian sharpe,
tr and George owen. of Providence, cousin OF
the bridegroom. small reception for relatives
and intimate friends followed at the home Of Mrs
John s Teackle, No. 70 West Forty-se"o1ih-st., a
friend Of the brides Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter, after
a trim through the Southwest will make their home
in Midtown.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Blanche Payne the
Youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William IL
PAYNE 10 c. Graham Bacon. jr., took place IN the
Church of the Holy Trinity. Forty-second-st ana
Madison-ave at 40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The ceremony was performed by Bishop Potter as
sisted by the rector of the church the Rev. Dr.
f. Wa,poe Warren, and the Rev. Henry X free
man, Of Troy The service was choral one. The
brides gown was Of white satin, and the Veil OF
tu,e Her bouquet OF lilies Of the valley ana
white orchids Miss Alice V. Payne sister OF the
bride was the maid OF honor Her gown was OF
white muslin. white six. and her hat OF white
leghorn straw dressed with red roses. The brides
maids in pretty dresses OF pineapple muslin over
pink silk large white hats trir.med with wreaths o.
red roses were Miss Carolyn +. Fske. Miss Grace
Clark Miss Elizabeth w. Brown ana MISS El'zaoe'h
W Duncan They carried baskets OF PINK roses
and lnarguerites. Clarence f. Bacon, cousin o.
the bridegroom. best man. The ushers were
Kenneth c Kir,.anl, Or. W. II. Haskin. Marshall
c A5acon a brother of the Bridegroom; Ihom&s D.
Stead Marshall L. Bacon q cousin Of the D:lde-
groom; Henry l. Riker Delaney Watts. and the
brides brother. c. leicester Payne. \ large fe'oP-
ton followed az the home OF the brides plreh'S'
No 9S Park-ave Pinard served an o'aDora'
luncheon large reception viii be given on Thurs
day Of next week 10 the coupe by Mr.'and MIS- -
Graham Bacon OF No. - West Thirty-e!GniA-s'.
On the following Saturday Mr. end Mrs Bacon VIII
sail for England on the Campdnia, and expect 10 DC
gone about two months
The marriage of Miss Charlotte MoraAge 10
Sidney C. Schramre took place last evening at the
home of the brides father, Hyman Moranse' No
i26 West Observation-Disclosures nty-second-st. Inc
Rev Dr. James :. Ramsey oficiated Miss biaicNe
Morange. a sister os the bride. was the had o.
honor. and Miss kittie MlEet anu MISS Mary N'"e'
were the bridesmaids. J. Kimble was best man
The ushers Paul Halpn. T. Hammond' \.
Vanderboget. and Harry ST John. The ceremony
was followed by a small reception.
The wedding OF Miss kate y. kesser daughter Oh
Dr. and Mrs. Adolph KeSs.er, and sister OF "eoiEe
A. Kess,er. and Samue. Robert was celebrated al
$50 O'Clock last evening, at the home OF the brldeS
parents No 900 Pa-k-avc. Judge Joseph l.. Neu-
burger Of the City Court. performed the marriage
ceremony The bridl gown was Of white SATIN
founced with point ACE, and the veil OF tule sew
eral diamond ornaments, including star from me
bridegroom held 1t in pace. Miss Elsie FraenKel
and Master Osmond Fraenkel. niece ana nephew OF
the bride, were her only attendants. There was no
best man and ushers A reception was ne'1
after the ceremony. Among the guests were MI
and Mrs. A. A. Robert. Mr. and Mrs J. L. Fraenke!
Mr. and Mrs j. J. Behringcr Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Klug Mr. and Mrs. H. Corn. H. Rothschi.d, Will
lam Briggs G. A. Serrcll and j. 5. Jacobs George
A. Kesser presented 10 his sister the house NO
Gil Lexington-aNe
Miss Ethel Mildred Saitus, daughter OF the late
Nicholas saItus, was married yesterday afternoon
in tho First Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn
Heights to Charles II. Ludngton of New-iOrk
was Ksy pT by ihe Rev Dr. f. Pa1khar Miss
Evelyn Moves. OF St. Paul, was the maid Of honor,
Tie marriage Of Mis-: Maybele Whiieside dough d3 So
81 Nest One-hundre1 and thirty hrd-st. TO Fred
eric b w aYarT Tu M,h % TAX Ecopa CRurch Sew
enth-ave. and Onc-hundred- land t"enty -rinth-st.
oas Tine Ss4 o r OF an Mrs q and
Dr. John Ladlaw Bue! VII take place tn the Chnrfn
ST. St i at O'clock On The afsncon Of uesdsy MaX 3
s Mas MAR Fed lA %as mared to Dr. FreaeTcE
BALDWIN at O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
s SynFI near FoGrtecnih-s Th The Rev Dr. Andrew
Longacre was the ofhciating clergyman. Ihe nr'qe'
Lansing was attlrcd in gown Of white satin.
trimmed with point lace and veil OF iuls c8engn,
VIZ Was the maid Of honor ana Miss Eilza6eh l. NILS
ss n n Mss e f4Ry
]. s. Snediker was best man The ushers were T.
Sdeil' The reception followed at the home the
brides mother, No 1923 West SERENITY ,seyenth;st
the rector Narks Church MS ,S city to Mss
Eleanor NJ cGe hend HTra OF ,ak me
quietly to-day in ST. Jamess. Church, Winstcd,
church several OF the brides ancestors rectors
WATERFOWL. y. Y. April A.-The wedding Of Miss
Grace T.. Moffett. daughter o. John L. Mofett, an
extensive contractor, 20 Louis Sherman Lansing.
con OF the late Senator Frederick Lansing. took
place at Grace Episcopal Church, this city. at noon
to-day.
Syracuse, y. Y, April 2i-The dual wedding OF
Andrew S. White TO Miss Anna Belden and Henry
wiggesworth TO Miss Olive G. Belden took place
last evening at ST. Pauls Cathedral The Cathedral
deliberately decorated, and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Henry II. Lockwood. The
best were Horace White. OF Syracuse, and J.
Herbert Bagg, OF NewYork The ushers were Her
bert e. Chstfed-Taylor OF Chicago: Harold s. Sid
way of Buffalo Charles W Andrews. Ernest ].
White J. Stanley Moore. l.. s. Kellogg, Of Utica:
Alexander Macintosh; OF New-York; G. Garrett
Davis, OF New-York Alan Fobes. Harris Nichols,
John Wilkinson and j. Brady Mitchell. The brides
were accompanied by their sister. Miss Edith Bel