New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

Miss Katharine W. Evans. OF the National Con-
servatory OF Music married yesterday 10 cap
tain Rudolph +. Kleuner, retired ofhcer OF the
Austrian Hussars and a OF Fled Marsha! Won
Klenner. OF the Austrian Army. The bride Is ue-
scendant of an oil KnIckerbocker family, the Van
Ncstrands on her mothers side. and some eminent
soldiers OF the American Revolution were included
in her fathers ancestry The wedding ceremony
was followed by a reception at the family home, NO
~ Stuyvesant-si the od-fashoned mansion DehS
beautifully decorated with ferns, palms and whi'e
crysanthemums. over two hundred guests were re-
ceived by the brides mother. the widow OF w H.
Evans OF Rochester. The maid OF honor was MISS
Florence Dining OF Philadelphia. The ushers were
DR.. J. Brice Chi,tenden. henry d. Crisp j. Austin
Dining and Wilford Walters. The best man was
DR.. John b. Huber. Among the guests were Baron
Won Heemstra OF The Hague; Mr.. and Mrs. +. b.
Thurber Countess Norraikow Seth l.. Miliiken. Mrs
Ada Crisp F. V Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Wright Mrs Julia /. Linthcum. Mr.. and Mrs. At
talie Claire Kayne. Mile. Corradi, Mr.. and Mrs
A. l.. Granger and Raphael Joseffy.
Miss Madeline Trip.er was married to William T.
Durando IT.. Yesterday afternoon at the home or
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Trip.er. NO.
pa West End-ave. The Rev. DR.. John Wesley
Brown rector OF 81. Thomas's Protestant Epis-
copal Church. performed the ceremony, which WAS
followed by a breakfast for the family and rev
intimate friends. Miss Jeanette Lowe Of Ale
gheny PENN was the maid OF honor. There were
no bridesmaids Edward Francis Hutton was best
man. and Charles William Trpler and Thomas Ed
win Tripler, jr., the ushers.
The marriage of Miss Olive Alice Grace to Henry
Seaman Kerr will take place at noon today at the
Lindens the country home OF the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grace. at Great Neck Long
Island
Miss Seraphina Monaghan. the only daughter OF
Mrs Mary f. Monaghan. and Thomas A. Maher
eldest son OF Edward A. Maher. ex-Mayor OF A.
bany y. Y, will be married at I;5o O'CLOCK this
evening in the Church OF St Thomas the Apostle. In
West hundred-and-elghteenth-st. large re-
ceptlon will be he'd after the ceremony at the home
OF the brides mother No 10 East One-hundred-and-
sixty-seventh-st.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Augusta varker
daughter OF Thomas Varker, OF No. ld East Sixth
eth-st to John Hudson Hall. OF this city. Will take
place this Afternoon in st. Thomass Church' fN'h-
ave and Ffty-third-st.
Miss Mabel Parizette whitfield will be married
10 William Fauconier Whitfield at noon to-day at
the home OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles II.
Whitfield No III West Observation-Disclosures
second-st.
ST. Georges Church, Stuyvesant Square at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon will be the scene Of the
wedding Of Miss Francesca de la Escosura, a niece
OF Miss Mary Eulaie Johnson. and John Gerhard
Hagemeyer.
In the Reformed Church OF Piermont at noon
yesterday Miss Mary Evelyn Buckhout, OF Pier:
married to Charles Miller Merseredu, OF
Elizabeth. y The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr. Bttenger. OF Washington. Miss Ellie
Hart OF Kansas city. Mo. was maid OF honor:
Charles A. Miller u Sparkill. was best man, and
the ushers Leroy Frost, OF Nyack. and the
Messrs Morris Moore and Atkinson, OF Elizabeth
wedding breakfast vas served To the bridal party
and a few friends ana thS-uewly married couple
went away on afternoon train on an extended
wedding trip.
At noon yesterday in the Church OF the Holy
Communion. South Orange, y. j., Miss VI. Louise
Jenkins. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William L:
Jenkins. jr.. of Lawn Ridge Road, Orange, was
married to Thomas Denny. jr.. son OF Colonel John
d. Denny. OF NewYork. The bridegroom is
member OF the firm OF Thomas Denny & Co, OF
NewYork. The ceremony was soemnzed by the
Rev. Or. George II. Houghton, the rector OF the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, New-York, assisted
by the Rev. Lewis Cameron. the rector or the
church. The maid of honor was Miss Florence Sui
livan OF New-York. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Maud d. Denny, Miss Marie Trimble and Miss Lii
Ian Stokes OF New-York The best man was j. g.
Phelps Stokes. of New-York, and the ushers were
Lewis Cavity, A. Rene Moen, Daniel Loring. 4. NJ
Hartshorn and Thornwell Mutually, OF New-fork
and Charles Jones' OF Cincinnati. After the cere-
rnony the reception held at the home OF the
bride Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
started on their wedding trip. They viii live In
New-York.
Miss Clara Hobart Cross. daughter OF Mrs. James
Madison Cross of No. SO West Eighty-e ghth-s St.
was married TO John Franklin Clarkin Monday
in St Ignatius's Church, by the Rev. Father