New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

den, Lambert Sackett Benjamin F. Arnold. Richard
Van Wyck. Lnzee Blagden and the brides brother,
Louis Larocque, have been invited to serve as
ushers A reception and breakfast will follow at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Iarocque.
The marriage OF Miss Edith I.iyermore daughter
OF Mrs. Raymond u. Livermore. to Andreas \.
Sasse. will be celebrated at o'clock on Tuesday
evening, November 26. at the home Of the brides
mother. No H2 West Seventeth-st. The wedding
will be a small one only the immediate family and
n small number OF relatives being hidden to the
ceremony and reception. The brides only attend
ant will be her sister Miss Helen Livermore There
will be no ushers. Mr.. Sasse's best will be
Sigourney Lefferts.
Miss Elizabeth +. Briggs will be married to Ray
nond A. Soch at p. m. on Wednesday next at her
home No. 104 West One-hundred- and thirty second
st. Miss Hattie Avery, of Athens. y. V, will be
the maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Adele Quackenbush and Miss Bertha Burroughs. Of
this city. Charles Z. Peterson will be best man,
and the bridegroom's brother. j. Edward Soich.
William Montgomery Sweeney Edward DalZeil and
Charles Schultze will ushers.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Gansevoort Edwards,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred l. Edwards. of No.
u West Thirty third-st., to Archibald Mackay a
son of DR.. and Mrs. Bernard Mackay. of this city,
whose engagement was announced fortnight ago.
will not take place until next spring 1t will be
celebrated in this city.
Miss Louise Laidlaw, the eldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry b. Laidlaw. was married to Will
lam Herbert Judson at $50 o'clock on last Wednes-
day evening IN st. Agnes's Protestant Episcopal
Chapel. in Ninety second-st., near Columbus-ave.
The wedding was one of the largest and most brill
liant celebrated in that beautiful cdince this season.
There thousands of roses. chrysanthemums,
orchids and carnation pnks In the chancel and In
front of the altar where the marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Edward Bradley. the
vicar of the chapel. The bride was In gown of
white SATIN the skirt trimmed with chiffon. and
made with a girdle Of pearls. The high corsase
was embe,shed with point lace and finished with
tall collar of pearls The bridal veil was Of Brus-
sells net. deliberately embroidered. and 1t was
fastened to the coiffure with orange blossoms. The
bridegrooms gift to his bride was superb ring OF
diamonds and sapphires. Miss Edith Laidlaw,
sister OF the bride was the maid or honor. her
gown Of pink silk. trimmed with chiffon and
pink The bridesmaids, Miss Jessie Laidiaw'
Miss Alice Ladlaw and Miss Agnes La!dlaw. sisters
of the bride. wore pretty costumes OF sky-pue SIX
trimmed with chiffon and white roses The niue
IN s cs Is Snd he
Elliot Laidlaw James Lees LA1d.aw. r nroIn Hls
Henry Laidlaw and Arthur Onderdonk, cousins of
the bride Robert Remsen laldIaw a pI9tneTj D.
ne John 81 hwab and Joseph
sutton. After the ceremony large reception was
West Seventy third-st. Mr. and Mrs Judson. who
will spend part Of their honeymoon In CanaIa VIII
cards will soon be issued for the marriage o,
Maurer, Of No Ii3 West Seventy ,ninth-st., to Dr;
Edwsrd PesIsa Jenkins to Se page al ST
Asness ChapsL The Rev Dr. EdwaTd r. A. BraIy
which viii be followed by large reception at the
home Of the brides father. NJ. r.,no.
b. Smith, was married to Clayton Rockhill at noon
on Wednesday last, in Christ Protestant Episcopal
Chapel, Western Boulevard and Seventy -hr't-st.
The Rev DR.. Jacob H. Shipman. the rector ON,
saed at the eeremony wach Was d the b Py
party only, al the home OF the brlqe $ parents,
No. PSI West Seventy-frst-st. The bride. VINO wore
a travelling costume, attended by her two SIS
ters. Miss Adele Smith and Miss Grace smith Mr:
The engagement is announced Of Miss Amy Whit WIT
tngton, daughter of Hiram Wilmington, or Bos-
g Esssston: Of ms stys and graduate Of wes'
Miss sophie Msml0k the Youngest ID dau q West OF
aT anS MTs ssfs aH was
6 o'clock Wednesday evening last to sydney
Stephen Wise. Of the Temple B'nii Jeshurun, Mad:
ison-ave. and sixtyffth-st performed the marriage
ffty Intimate friends Miss Kettle IsaacsOn.
%.s ANY E Rs BRIDE Miss wa Annie hs
Lizzie Pnover cousins Of the bride ana MISS L as
best man TIE ushers were the brides brother,
Arthur Mamlok; Joseph Rosenberg ana Na'n nun
Mr. Mr and Mrs Henry Bridges Hebert. Of No. 10,
for the marriage Of their daughter, MiSs Grace
Martin Hebert. to George oat suddards The cerH
afternoon next IN the Church q the Divine Pa
ception viii be held at the home of the brides par
en rs. rr,o. ., y,ss Irene stuvvesant Black to
George Barry Malon Will be celebrated on Tues
day evening. November 10, at the home OF the or1de
R %Gst Sin MJ fha Mr' "'4" l. 'N' w.
DR. and Mrs Lester Johnson Of No. ql2 2s W tSer
first large reception since their marrasg, on
day NEXT Ms ISh2s @b VIII M Ge Sick
Mrs. David f. Gadds. Mrs John b. Johnson ana
Charles D. Halsey. Of Newark to whom Miss
Eftie Van RENSSELAER, Grub, daughter Of General
Minister to spain VII be mar rburc On B1rneton
T %i give bis farewell bachelor dinner the
Union Club, this city. tomorrow evening. His
s E b. es n nsn Area Dcn1
Frelinghuysen Frederick Evans r. ara Robert M, NJ
city; Alexander Van Rensselaer,; Edward Browning
and Samuel Bell. jr.. Of Philadelphia. the ushers
maid de Of honor Miss Ida George Of this city and
by six bridesmads, Miss Angelica Crosby and Miss
Haisey, Of Newark sister Of the bridegroom;
Miss Mary Smith of and ss ara MaS
/ Philadelphia. On account OF the recent death OF
"e Arrsngements for the marriage Of Miss May
Mansfield poy daughter i OF Mr. ana Mrs ChaTe
be celebrated in the Mount Norris Baptist Church
have been finished. The Rev. Dr. William E BIT
ting the psstoT Vii of Scia a,o at the ny
home of the brides parents. Miss Cassie Doty will
be her sisters maid Of honor, and viii wear a
gown OF white brocaded satin. trimmed with lace
The bridesmaids VII be Miss Helen E Doty Miss
Thacker Miss Madelaine z. Doty. Miss Florence
Hills and Miss Bessie Walker, Of New Haven;
Three Will be in costumes of corn-c oored satin and
white chiffon, and the others In pale violet satin
/ and white chiffon. They will also wear large crepe
/ hats to correspond with their gowns dressed with
white ostrich feathers Raymond Long and Horton
Flint Long will be the pages, Or Longs best
man will be Eugene Cochran, Of Washington, and
the ushers VIII be FREDERICK Sls William Christie
| pher Edward Brevoort, Charles White. John Bre-
| WORT and william Hills jr The bridal gown will
be OF white satin and lace, and the veil OF tulle.
/ Invitations have been Issued TO subscribe a
dance and cotillon. to be given at the new Garden
| CITY Hotel on Tuesday evening, November II. The
| patronesses will be Mrs. John L. Cowdin. Mrs.
| James L. Kernochan. Mrs. William Butler Duncan
! ir Mrs Duncan Elliot Mrs. T. Cooper Hewitt.
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