New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME


was the onciating clergyman. The maid OF honor
was Miss Saie Jefferies There were no brides
maids, nor were there ushers or best man. An elab-
crate supper was served after the ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Wilson. daughter Of
the late Charles G. Wilson. of this city. to Ross
Wood Weir. of James b. Weir. was cele-
brated at o'clock yesterday afternoon in the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of All Angels. West
End-ave. and Eighty-frst-st The Rev. Dr. Smith
De Lancey Townsend. the rector. ofhc!ated. The
reception will follow November is at the Hotel
Majestic. The bride given away by her uncle
and guardian, Mr.. Stephens. Miss Florence Wilson
was her sisters maid of honor. There were no
bridesmaids. William b. Weir, the brother of the
bridegroom, best man. and William c. Towers.
Herbert L. Cooper. Henry d. Mills and Alfred S.
Pitt the ushers.
The wedding of Miss Alice Louise Green. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Green. OF No 100 Melon
ough-st, Brooklyn and Samuel Brown Ogden, OF
this city, celebrated at o'clock last evening. In
St Bartholomew Church, in Pachc-st, Brook
Ign. The bride attended by Miss Ada NJ.
Green maid Of honor. and had as bridesmaids,
Miss Nellie Graham, Miss Jennie A. Lawton, Miss
Lulu c. Cunning and Miss Lucy c. Tyner. The
best man was w. Ackerson. and the ushers W. II.
Lawton. William Reid and c. r. Jones There was
a reception after the ceremony at the home of the
brides parents No. 100 McDonough-st. Brooklyn
The marriage of Miss Olive Alice Grace daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs John w. Grace. and niece of ex-
Mayor William r. Grace, to Henry Seaman Kerr
took place at yesterday, in the drawing-room
OF the home of the brides parents, The Lindens at
Great Neck. Long Island. The marriage ceremony
performed by Bishop Mcdonnell OF Brooklyn,
assisted by the Rev. +. j. Smith. rector OF the
Roman Catholic Church at Great Neck, and the
Rev Neil ~ McKinnon, rector of st. Lawrences
Church, this city Only the members OF the two
families and small number of Intimate friends
were invited to witness the ceremony, which was
followed by a breakfast served at small tables.
The bride was attired in gown OF white satin
trimmed with some exquisite point lace. and veil
OF tulle Miss ILLUS Grace. a cousin. was maid of
honor. Her gown of Nile green satin and
chiffon The bridesmaids, Miss Alice Wing, Miss
Mile Wing cousins of the bridegroom. and Miss
Louise Grace, gowns OF pink and white flow
cred silk. and carried bouquets of pink roses. Mr.
KeTs best man his cousin. Charles Tudor
Wing The ushers were Arthur Jackson Frank
Grace, NJ f. Ingalls,, jr., F. p. Moore Fairfax
Bush and Joseph Grace A special train, with sew
eral hundred guests. left Long Island City, and ar
rived at Great Neck shortly before / o'clock. The
guests conveyed TO The Lindens In carriages
cabs and carryalls. Some of the guests at the
ceremony and reception Mr. and Mrs. George
Crossman, Judge DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lauterbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Wing Mrs
Charles Tudor Wing. John ID. Crimmins, Mr. ana
Mrs. David Mcclure. Mr. and Mrs. j. Morgan Wing
Miss Bache, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wnsow Mr.
and Mrs. William Lumms. Mr.. and Mrs John Hal
loway, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Morgan and Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. " Arnold.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Varker. daughter of
Thomas Varker OF No l3l East Sixtieth-st, and
John Hudson Hall, a of the late John II. Ha.i
Of this city. took place at O'Clock yesterday after
in ST. Thomas's Church. Fifth-ave. and Fifty
third-s The rector, the Rev. Dr. John Wesey
Brown, performed the ceremony. which was not
followed by a reception because OF recent bereave-
ment in the family of the bride Miss Jessie Geor-
gana Varker was the maid Of honor. The brides
NJ Ito Lath all
of the bridegroom Miss Frances Emma Lake Miss
Mary Mackay Greenwood and Miss Josephine Val
entine. all schoo.mates OF the bride. Charles W.
Hal. a brother Of the bridegroom was best man
The ushers were George Lord Varker and Freder-
lex Wood Varker. brothers OF the bride; Frank c.
Bosler Norman Peck. Edward +. Scovl, John r.
Twombey Louis p. southack and Alexander u
Crane.
Miss Francisco de la Escosura was married to
John Gerhard Hagemeyer at $50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in St. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church Stuyvesant Square. The Rev. Dr. William
s. Rainsford the rector Of the church. assisted by
the Rev. Allen Johnson. Of Middietown Conn an
uncle of the BRIDE the officiating clergymen al
the ceremony, which followed by small re-
ception at the house of the brides aunt MISS May
Eulalie johnson, No. Y Irving Pace MISS Es-
cosura was given away by her uncle, Theodore John
SON OF Flushing, Long Island Miss Eleanor LiN-
ingston of this city, was maid OF honor ana MISS
Ethel Bowers of this city; Miss Rose Johnson MISS
Margery Johnson. OF Middletown, Conn., cousins Vi
the bride and Miss Katherine Hagemeyer. OF south
Orange a sister OF the Bridegroom, were the priH IS
maids FRANKIE f. Hag ,neyer a brother OF the
bridegroom, was bes, man. The ushers were WIZ
lam G. Johnson. OF Brooklyn: f. F. Paul. OF mack
ensack: r. c. Corner, Of Astoria, and another
brother of the bridegroom. Arthur H. Hagcmeyer'
The wedding of Miss Seraphina Monaghan, the
only daughter of Mrs. Mary F.. Monaghan ana
Thomas A. Maher secretary Of the Southern Boue-
nj aila
A. Maher. ex-Mayor OF Albany, was celebrated ias'
evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Church Of ST. Thomas
the Apostle West One-hundred- and-eighteeh'h-s''
near ST Nicholas-ave. The Rev. Thomas r. "regs'
rector of ST. Augustines Church, Morrisahla per
formed the ceremony which followed by re-
ception at the home of the brides mother NO ''V
East e-hundred-and- sixty -seventh-st The nride
was given away by her brother DR.. Eugene Mon
Afghan iate of Fordham Hospital Misc HanR nan
hapn Miss Chara Mere the bridesmaiis
Miss Florence Maher was maid OF honor air 10, Sy M
brothers best man. The ushers were Henry Haml,
Adrian T. Herman, James Gerhty Paui HAP'h;; ~
sumner n and reception followed at the home
of the brides mother. No 40 East ohe-huiu' Gu
Miss Jennie Louise Nggen daughter Of Mr. S %
evening in the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Madison
In t the Church of the Heavenly Rest Ffth-aye.
and Forty at $50 o'clock S i HrcEatt Mof
fatt, of Yonkers. - ,,,..ov
The wedding Of Miss Charlotte Doremus Person,
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Henry J.. Person
of Summit. n. j.. and Horato Whittredge Garrett.
son of the late John Garrett. OF Baltimore wa was
celebrated at noon yesterday at the Central Pres
byterian Church in Summit The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Theodore r. Nhlte pas
tor of the church assisted by the Rey DR. j r.
Hamilton, Of NewYork, cousin OF the bride,
was maid Of honor. The erdesmads were ,s aiss
York John T. Garrett, Of Baltimore; brother OF
the bridegroom. was best man, and Henry l.; Pier-
SON tr Thomas II. Pierson, Of Summit; Robert j.
Garrett OF Baltimore, and Lawrence Hamilton, OF
New-York, he ushers. wedding breakfast
was served at home OF the brides parents
on the boulevard. where a reception was held be-
fore the newly married couple started Tor their
Southern trip. - - .. -, ooo,