New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
UEDnINGSPAST ANDTO CONE


s'',.ar of Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Smith. OF NO. ~
-, Tbirtieth-st. and the bridegroom Saflue'
,-r,,ank Hoffman. son Of the Kew Eugene a. lo''
~ dean of the General Theological Seminary Vi
49, protestant Episcopal Church Ihe marrNtse
- ,orv WAS performed by the bridegroom
.,.hor assisted by the Rev. Or. Morgan DIX rector
1t,,,v Parish and the Rev. Dr. William H.
o-,tort the minister in charge Of the chapel. inc
n,aa entered with her father. and the niue hieoe
- tho bridegroom. Miss Gretta Hackstan, was inc
ia of honor The bridesmaids were MISS Lena
".sr,lga Miss Virginia Walsh Miss Helen lie
,,,.s,er Miss Lucy Bird. Miss Louise Hoiiins anu
,,as t,Iizabeth Knevals. Henry Oliver Thompson
" r,,t,oo~e was Mr. Hoffman's best man. The
=. r,cre the brother Of the bride. Il. Mars'on
c,,.b Edward l.. Trudeau, Joseph Ames' frahh
Dvusrd William Bliss and George H. Nli'h'''
,f,or the ceremony reception was helo al 'io
hor,e of the brides parents. Among the guess
cars Mr. and Mrs. Frederic j. De Peys'er N'S'
,,or,c,, Goodrdge Mr. and Mrs Samuel Sloan
-, and Mrs Frank c. Hollins, Miss Edith HolilhS'
Ms Morgan Dix. the Rev. DR. ana Mrs 'A'rleS
~ I,of,roan Mr. and Mrs. Elbridce T. Gerry, the
,tssas Gerry Mrs. Edgar S. AuchhcioSS 0'iiu'i
c,,or Auchincloss Louis Norwood. Ut. "ouVeiHcui
- tho Roy Dr. and Mrs. Richie. Mrs. Johh u,
o-''" ,,,ss Trevor Mrs Grenville Winthrop ana
" vices Win,hrop Mr. Hoffman. with his prlde'
M all for Europe next month, 10 remain ul'H
july. - - -. holf,aet
TIE chantry OF Grace Church was at nan p'o'
o.c1ocs Yesterday afternoon the scene OF the mar
to- Of Miss Emile Thorn King. granddaughter
- ,,-s william X Thorn, to Edward {. fos''
Tho bride was given away by her uncle i,H"I.
=. ,rborn There were no bridesmaids no malus Oh
,o,or and no ushers. II. de Courcey FORBES wa"
80, man The marriage ceremony was peiIoi'i'
-, .bo Rev Dr. William r. Huntington the recon
- race Church. A small reception for the iihhle
dio.e family and few of the most intimate lrIe"9
SaI,ov.od at the home of Ms Thorn, No Is west
he
illus vanderbilt Mrs II. Mckay Twombly MIS-
,,.,,,;o,, Douglas Sloane Miss Sloane Miss Turnure'
NJ and Mrs Charles a. Post. Mr. ana MrS. W.
I,i,,yinr Post Mrs Edmund l.. BaylieS, MIS- AleN-
ardsr Van Rensselaer,. Mrs Francis +. hlnh'cut.'
str a,d Mrs. John A Hadden, Mr.. and Mrs hamil-
.an Tisb Webster. Mrs. Richard 7. Wilson, MY
ans Mrs. Regis Henri Post and MIS- 1hoil"S
Hitchcock. ,,.
The marriage of Miss Belle S. I.ocknan, daughter
- General and Mrs. T. Lockm an. of No. l4o west
ca,,entv-t hird-st to DR.. William Tod Helmu'h' )r'
son ~ DR.. and Mrs. William Tod Helmuth' was
olebrated at half past o'clock in ST. Agnes
chanel in West Ninety-second-st. The ceremony
49, performed by the Rev. DR.. Morgan DIX as
,s,ad nv nv the Rev. DR.. Edward a. Bradley the
minister in charge Of the chapel Inc maui Vi
ho,or was Miss Helen Mclean. ana the prldesindiuS
were Miss Louise Sweetland Of ProVdehce' MISS
Alice Lee Miss Laura Roe ana MISS Lillian Fay
nv host man was Or. Harry Minton OF BROOKLYN
"a .,a uebers were Dr. Walter b. Brouner. Dr
an
pa,, Kimball Dr. Bowling David Morris Howard
>auson and John Hugh Lockman, brother oil the
bride - -, ,nh.or %
The wedding Of Miss Edith FISH daughter %
tIoraco w Fish and Charles IL. Spencer tooh pid.e
,as. a,,aning, in the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church'
West Forty-eighth-st.. near F!fth-ave. Inc oe'e
r,onv was performed by the Rev. W. H. T. fauite'
,,a nastor Miss Alice Fish and Miss a. Louise
c,o,car were the bridesmaids. The bridegroom was
a.,o,dad bv Francis 5. Way as best man. Inc
usbers were Frederic c. Hornby. waiter d. Mar
,ne DE- Frederick T. Zabrishe. Edward l. b"i-
lard William J. Yates and Robert T.. carey -
reception followed at the home Oh inc 0''N
father No. 81 West Ninetieth-st
The wedding of Miss Alice II. Pinkham' daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Pinkham' VI 40,
1o6 West One-hundred-and-tw nty-nlnth-sC' anu
Percy Demarest Adams took place at c'o0N
in the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church' Inc pas
.or the Rev. Merle ST Croix Wright, performed
,ha ceremony. Miss Edith Pinkham was her Sis
tor,s only attendant. The best man was James
t1v1o Horatio Schroeder j. 7. Palmer Alexander
Traub Louis Brown. Charles w Demarest ana
-ba brides brother Richard II. Pinkham, were me
ushers.
The wedding Of Miss Amalia Del Pine. the eldest
daughter of Mrs. Marcos Del Pine, of NO. 10 EASY
Tbirty-second-st and Harry Phelps Foster. son OF
Mrs James Phelps Foster, Of Hartford Conn
took place at $50 o'clock In the Church OF the IN
carnaton Madison-aye. and Thirty-hfth-St. Inc
rector the Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks, ofiiciated. Inc
bride was escorted TO the chancel ana gwen away
by her brother. Emilio Del Pine. Miss Rose Dei
Pho was her sisters maid OF honor. The DrIdes-
maids were Miss Mabel Stevens Of Baltimore;
Miss Emma Wood Miss Ruth Schemerhorn King
and Miss Louise Sazorac. James NJ. waters was
best man, and DR.. Henry McManus, Or. George
Frederick Brooks, Morris Putnam Stevens VIII
lam Harold Ayros, DR.. L. &c Ia Gale Addison WIZ
murt, George D. Barton and J. NJ. Foster. Of Hart
ford, were me ushers.
Miss Amy Halliday Warren the e,dset daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William W J. Warren married TO
william Samuel Titus last evening at the home OF
her great-uncle, Charles G. Peck. No. ~ East h'eV-
enth-st There a notable company OF guests
present TO witness the ceremony, which was per
formed by old friend OF the brides FAMILY me
Rev. Samuel b. Halliday. OF Brooklyn. who ohi-
ciated al the marriage OF Mr.. ana M!s. warren
nearly thirty years ago The bride made beautifui
picture In her gown Of heavy white satin Her
little sister Miss Helen T. Warren, was the MAD
OF honor There were bridesmaids. Frederlck
H. Within, Of Brooklyn. a cousin OF the bridegroom
was best man. The ushers were the brlde Two
brothers, Myron Perry Warren, student AT ide
University and Willis ogden Warren; Charles PECK
Warren. a cousin Of the bride; William Thur'ton
Hncks OF Bridgeport Conn, William Tenney Bart
ley, Of AndOver, Mass, and Gerald Faulkner SHep-
ard OF this city. The ceremony was followed by
reception from O'Clock until 10. In the collection
OF beautiful gifts displayed during the evening III
Of the upper rooms Of the house were two
silver tablespoons used nearly century ana d
half ago by the brides grcat-great-grandfather
Moses Warren Of Lyme, Conn. The spoons "Hlc"
were made from an old silver tankard. were pre-
scented TO the bride by Mr.. and Mrs Il. W. Hyoe'
Of Norwich, Conn. Two other gifts when at.
iraeied considerable attention were photograph oi
the late Henry Ward Beecher and two autosrdpHi'
copies Of notes Of sermons delivered by the great
preacher. one dated 1851 and the other I6lt ny
were gifts from Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher WIZ We, Vs.
one OF the guests at the ceremony anu pnarai
among the other guests present were U'eT.nn
Thomas Wilson, United STATES Army; MISS " l I'LL
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hagaman Han, IRA i'M Ne
stewart, the Rev. Dr. William X huh I.,vsn Gone
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haley, Dr ana N MTs ,rooklvn
Seare and air. and Mrs. j. G.. Rum OF bio o II.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vets Of New-Lon1olhi G9 Gaid
John I; Stewart and Miss stewart OF Iunniciair
\. j.; Mrs. j. r. Morgan, OF providence ia y y
Evans Of Austin. Tea. and Mr.. and MIS- d. =
Hebron. ,.- ,,s
The floral decorations by Miller. of Columbus