New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
WEDDINGS PAST ANDT COME

"A
terday morning in St Francis Xavier's Church. IN
West Sixteenth-st The bride Miss Gertrude
Eastman and the bridegroom Moss Kent Perkins.
The beautiful altar and sanctuary were decked with
clusters Of white and lilies set In masses OF
greens and palms. while the aisle posts Of several
OF the pews In the middle aisle decorated with
large punches Of white roses tied with white and
green ribbons Hundreds Of candles burned on the
magnihcent white marble altar. and the statuary.
nave and body OF the church were Illuminated ~
electric lights The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. f. X. O'Connor, OF the society
OF Jesus, who afterward celebrated the hup'ial
mass The bride walked up the aisle with her maid
o. honor, Miss Geraldine O'Neili and was given
away by her mother, Mrs. A. f. Smith, VINO was
escorted to the chancel by Eugene +. Brady one
OF the ushers. Miss Eastman wore rich gown OK
white satin. the skirt made with long raih' anu
the high corsage trimmed with point lace ana
pearls The ture veil fastened with half
wreath Of lilies OF the valley. Instead q bouquet
the bride carried a white-bound prayer-book ana
small ivory rosary. Her only teweled ornament
was brooch OF diamonds. present from the oriue-
groom Miss Margaret w. O'Nei.l the bridesmaid.
was attred In a pretty gown OF white null, over
white silk trimmed with apple-green satin riooon
and wore n large white hat dressed with white
faa theirs and appe-green ribbons She carried a
bououst of marguertes Mr.. Perkins was ATTENDED
nv Erwin Wardman as best man. The ushers were
Eugene F. Brady, Henry NJ Stegman. Wliiiam H.
Frost, BENJAMIN S. Orcutt Thomas W. Lamont
Wi,,iam d. Farwell and Sylvester J. r. Rawlng.
TIE service was followed by a breakfast for the
member. OF the bridal party and relatives at the
Hotel dc Logerot. Fifth-ave. and Eighteenth-st
Mr. and Mrs Perkins will sail for England this
,,ornnC in the steamship New-York
,r,o marriage Of Miss Cornelia Van Rensselaer,
F,rylng daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jonn EWING 20
John Van Schaick Lansing Pruyn TOOK pace al
o'clock Yesterday afternoon in the chantry OF
Oriy
,rrnbar Of intimate friends were present 10 Wit
noss the ceremony which was performed by the
Row DR. william Walton Battershall, rector OF 81.
Peters Church. Albany, and afterward ATTENDED
the reception the home OF the bride : aunt Mrs
Arson p Atterbury No. AS West Eighty-sixtn-
Ct The bride who unattended by either
maid NJ honor or bridesmaids. a gown OF
white MORE antique and a veil OF point lace
Howard Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany cousin or the
bride attended Mr.. Pruyn as best man. Inc ush-
crs were the brides brother, ]. Langdon EWING
and Robert c. Pruyn, a cousin Of the bridegroom
Among the guests present in the chantry were Mrs
John Van Rensselaer, Mrs Edward l.. Bayles. the
Misses Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. S. Van Rensse'eer
Cruger the Rev. and Mrs. Arson =. Atterbury, MI
and Mrs Hamilton X. Fairfax. DR.. and MIS- 'aieh-
tine Mott Mrs John W. Minturn. Mrs. Henry A.
Taller Mrs J. Howard Wainwright. Mrs Charles
Grenville Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lauterbacn.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Woodward Cooper. Miss Thur
Der James Talmadge Van Rensselaer,. OF this CITY;
Mrs John " l.. Pruyn Miss Huybertie l.. Pruyn,
Colonel and Mrs Rice. Mrs. Abraham Lansing, MI.
and Mrs. Erastus Corning. Miss Corning Mr. and
Mrs. b. ". Arnold. II. c. PruyA and Peyton f.
Miller. Of Albany. Mr.. and Mrs. Pruyn VIII pass
the honeymoon In Europe.
Miss Lille Bleyer. daughter OF Mrs. Samuel Bley-
er. was married 10 Maurice Lobsltz at O'Clock
last evening in Arlington Hail, No. 10 81. Marks
Place The Rev DR.. Raphael Benjamin ofhcated.
The ushers were Sigmund Bleyer brother OF the
T. and San mol a
OF the bridegroom
The wedding OF Miss Elsa Leah Carr. daughter OK
Mr. and Mrs sydney H. Carr. OF No. LIS Madison
ave- ard Dr. Seymour Oppenhe.mer took place at
o'clock last evening at Delmonicos. The Rev. DR..
Gustav Gotthell. OF the Temple Emanuel per-
formed the marriage ceremony. which was followed
by a reception. dinner and dance. The brides gown
was OF white satin trimmed with point lace. and
the veil was o, tulle. The ushers were Panfeld II.
Plant. Walter Carr Herber; Carr and H. oppeH-
helmer.
The weddings announced g take place tSday In
H Gsss c Rayf MISS Eh f scos and
ton csoe OF Scott at S se sS% q ave ss
Lauretta Adelaide Hanford daughter 81 H.. NJ ana
IN mrs s. chuPch AK and onshn
Miss Eseae and and
hS S5sf e' Sinth,Sy W'' and
p6is TENN. in the Church o. the Heavenly Rest;
Miss Louise VI. Fowler. daughter OF Dr. Edward
Payson Fowler. and Robert Miles Ggnoux. IN
Christ church. Western Boulevard and Seventy:
frst-st and Miss Edith VI. colman. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Edward Hubbard Colman, and John
g. Il. Eckerson. in ST. Agness Chapel, West Ninety
second-st. ,.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia Abbott. daughter
Of George VI. Bowen Well known IN the nnanciai
world to Frederick T.. Butler, OF Brooklyn took
place yesterday afternoon at the home OF her
father No 552 Eas; e-hundred-and- twentieth
ST, the Rev. u. D. Ray. rector OF Grace Church IN
One hundr red md sixieenth-st.. officiating
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon az Fair OAKS,
Morrlstown. ~ j.. at the country home OF Mrs.
George + Stone. Miss Sarah Stone NcEckror, niece
OF the late George F. Stone, was married 10 Ed
ward Fairbain Darrell. OF Solicior-General bar
re-. OF the Bcrnudas AMI grandson OF the late
j. r. Darrell, Chie,-Justlce OF the same Islands;
The bridesmaids were the Misses Margaretta ana
Emma D. Stone. cousins OF the bride; Sarah r.
S;itz was maid OF honor. George l.edyard steD-
bins OF New-Ycrk was best man, and the ushers
were Daniel Bacon and Edward McEickar. The
bride was given away by Ephraim L. Corning, or
Geneva. Switzerland
Boston June 1.-THE engagement Is announced OF
Miss Elizabeth n. Storey eldest daughter OF MI.
Moorneld Storey. OF Broox.ine, and DR.. Robert w.
Lovett. OF Boston.