New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

Norman
a. Moore took place AT ; O'Clock yesterday after
noon at the home of the brides parents Mr. ~Hni
Mrs Enoch s. Miller. No 1872 West e-hundrsd-
ard-forty -slxth-st.. In the presence OF about
hundred and fifty guests. The Rev. J. W. Ackcrly
pastor of the Washington Heights Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Amserdam-ave. ana One-hundrel-
and nifty third-st.. performed the ceremony. The
brides gown was of white organize over white Six
trimmed with Point lace and satin ribbon; she car
the BRIDES on.y attendant. George y. Moore WAS
his brothers best man. After the ceremony there
who will pass'the honeymoon in the West, VIII. en-
Their return make their home on Washington
The First Pr>shy eran Church at stapleton. Staten
Island. was at O'Clock last evening the of a
very pretty wedding The bride Miss Laura
Irene Robinson. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Winslow Robinson. of Stapleton. and the bridegroom
Albert Il. Hodges, private secretary TO Governor
Trask. at Sailors Snug IIarbor. The church was
beautifully decorated The ceremony performed
by the Rev. Charles J. Jones, formerly pastor OF
Sailors Snug Harbor Chapel assisted by the Rev.
Wilbur Fisk Wood pastor OF the FIRST Presbyterian
Church The bride who Is srln1laushter Of
James p. Robinson, ex-Coun.y Treasurer of Rich
mond County. entercd the church ana was given
ss4 ~ MADE ID" With irmmlMgs Of Grcess lac, ana
Chiffon. Her vel Of tulle was caught up VITA orange
peas Miss Grace s" Adac RSSrson her 1sier was
the maid OF honor j. c. Tatum. OF BROOKLYN, at
n.
Gecrgc H. White. Francis Fosser H. \. Psbury
and j. +. d. Trask. lmmCd!atey aftc. the ceremony
parents in Harr'son-st.. siap,s;on
The wedding of Miss Marie Theresa Anthem.
da tighter of the late William Anthem, OF this city,
TO William Stanhope Calender quietly cc.c-
brated on Monday. The Rev Or. George H.
Houghton rector Of the Church OF the Transigura-
ton performed the ceremony. Tho engagement
OF Miss Anthem to Mr.. Calendar was announced
year ago Mrs Calender Is sister Of Mrs. Stuy-
Eth Mr. cae9dsT . is 5 5cnTe ry % Of
New-York Athletic clubs
The marriage of Miss Marion Gould. daughter OF
the late William W. Gould, Of Batavia. n. Y to
Daniel w. Tomlinson jr.. OF Batavia. Will take
3Sfb tni cb ergni"s q ou de at Eye
pretty wedding took place at 4 o'clock ycster-
day afternoon in the Thirteenth Street Prcsby-
terrain Church. between Sixth and Seventh ayes.
the contracting parties being Miss Bertha, only
daughter Of Mrs. Harriet \. Brush. and DR. j. Will
ford Allen. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Charles Firman Hull. OF Jersey City, \. j.,
an uncle Of the bride. assisted by the Rev. Or.
H Hr Fra nnn pcdd at the
The bridal procession led by the SIX usAcrs.
W41 r W. aTyy ds ali Of This
city, and DR. Theodore II. I.emmerz; Of Rrcok-
Miss Narissa Allen. four years old. niece of the
bridegroom and then the bride leaning upon the
arm of her cousin. Gardiner Hull. o. Brooklyn The
bride was attired in white silk, drapcd with rare
of sweet peas and maiden hair ferns. The bride
groom was attended by Levi :. Huisc as best man
Milford. Conn., June so (SpeciaD-This Colonial
village Familiarity known "O!d Milford" in con-
tradistinction to New Milford. had pretty we'd
ding to-day. when Miss Marie Antoinette Beach,
daughter of Dennis Beach, was married TO John Is
Erskine. jr OF New-York City. The marriage took
place in St Peters Episcopal Church. the rector.
the Rev Dr. w. Herbert Hutchinson, officiating.
The brides gown was of white peau de sole,
by her father. Miss Virginia Perry. OF York.
was maid of honor and the brdcsnaids were MISS
Emily Brinckerhoff, of Mount Vernon Miss Jennie
l.. Clark, of Salisbury: Miss Alice King: ana. 81
Mount Vernon and Miss Saidee r. Ford. of Milford.
C. Wilson Stephenson of brooklyn, was best m an.
and c. Edward Trowbridge. of Milford; Philip ;;
Dean and Allan W. Johnson. Of this city. and
mony there was a reception at "Rivervew,' Old
Beach. the country place
Bridgeport Conn. June 30 (Specia).-In the South
Congregational Church in this city tonight Miss
Alice Burr Sterling. daughter of Edward Sterling,
was married to Frank Gaylord Cook. OF Cambridge.
Mass. The bride just graduated a; Radcliffe College
with high honors The bridegroom is a graduate
of Harvard and is one OF Boston's best-known law
yers The officiating clergymen were the brides
brother-in-law, the Rev Robert +. carter OF WASH
ington. Conn, and the Rev. l1r. Frank Russell,
pastor of the South Church. The best man was
ihaddeus ID. Kenneson. of New-YOrk. ana the mad
of honor Miss Mary Armstrong, of Delaware.
Ohio