New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17

The engagement is announced OF Miss Mary D.
No. IS West Thirty-second-st.. to James Richsrd
Steers son OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry steers Oh NO.
10 East Thirty-eighth-st.
Washington, April 16 Specialist. Johns Cnurcn
was the OF pretty wedding to-day. Miss
Marian Fendall daughter of the late Major Phihp
r. Fendar. United States Marine Corps. and Jacob
Wendell. jr. of New-York City. we're married al
IL O'Clock. The chancel was decked with Easter
lilies The ushers were Morton C. Nichols. George
Blagden jr., Rufus McDufiie, Arthur b. Nicho.s,
Lloyd McKim Garrison and Charles d. Wetmore.
OF New-York City Matthew Luce, jr., OF Boston,
and Walter ID. Davdge OF Washington The brde
was given away by her uncle. Titus Salter Tredick
OF Portsmouth, y. II. The SIX bridesmaids were
Miss Gertrude Tredick and Miss Mary A. Fendall
cousins of the BRIDE Miss Louise Kellogg, OF Will
Jamestown Mass; Miss KItte Taylor. OF New-fork;
Miss Mary Magruder. OF Annapolis. and Miss Maud
Davdge Of Washington. The bridal procession was
met the chanel by the W %nS The
Rotor ~ st Johns. the Rev. DR.. Mackay smith
SoutSgae. Of annapolis read the marriage service &C.
KoorrP Atkinson OF Boston, a college friend OF the
s nf e Sp3e grand
niece OF the late General Rober, f. Lee; wedding
OF the brides aunt. Miss Mary Lee Fendall
Baltimore April lG tSpeciaD.-Under bower OF
Easter lilies and roses in the town hopAe OF MIS-
Moncure Robinson. her fourth daugMer, MISS
Florence Carroll Robinson, married. this even
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couple from New-York. Philadelphia, Washington
and this city were present. After the bride-elect
had received the blessing Of her pastor. the Kew. ).
Houston Eccleston OF the Protestant Episc5opa pa,
Cardinal Gibbons, assisted by the Right Rev; p; J.
Donahue Bshop Of Wheeling ya ih the Mssss
Nellie and Champe Robinson. sisters OF tne Dridei
Miss Lucille Polk Mss Patterson Stewart ano ana
sister OF the bride was the maid OF honor. John Is.
Morris jr. was the best man
Newburg y. Y. April l6 (specaD.-The Rev ROD
ert H. Beattie and Miss Carolyn Palen Weller were
married o'clock this evening at the American
Reformed Church here. OF which the bridegroom Is
pastor The Rev. Charles Beattie. OF Middletown.
a brother Of the bridegroom. performed the cere-
,nony. Six hundred invitations had been issued
and the church well filled. The bride wore
gown Of white satin. The bridesmaids. VINO wore
white organdie with Valencennes lace, were MISS
Sara Darrach. of Newark y. j.; Miss Margaret
Beattie OF Middletown: Miss Margaret Cook, or
Newburg and Miss Marion Bach, OF salisbury, y.
Y The best Professor Il. Patton, OF nart-
Yonkers. Miidetown. Schenectady and Newburg
A reception held after the ceremony IN me
parsonage OF the church. where lp guests were
present.
Toronto. ont, April i6.-At St Georges Church
last night Alexander Mofratt of NewYork. electri-
cal engineer and halfback on the Princeton football
ter OF Robert Spratt OF this city. They started
for New-York on late train.
worcester. Mass. April lG-Chetwood Smith OF
Worcester and Miss Mary a. Chaplin. of New-York
and Pomfret were married this noon at Pomfret' III
the Christ Memorial Church. the rector the Re-
DR. Frederick Gardiner. performing the ceremony
pr William L. smith Of WoTGeS;ier me bride nie
the brides father gave her away ,ba S %gae' ~
Miss Maria Il. Chaplin.
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