New-York tribune., 1896-04-21

OF West Twenty ffth-st...to Francis Lansing Pruyn.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis s. Pruyn. Of Albany,
whose engagement was announced more than
year ago. will take place at noon on wednesday,
Apri. 2s.
Miss Maud Davies daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Fl. Davies. will be married to Alexander
Keaman, of Santos. st. Paul. Brazil. at $50 o'clock
this evening in the Church OF the Heavenly Rest,
Fifth-ave. and Forty-ffth-st. dinner for the
members OF the bridal party and relatives will be
served Immediately after the ceremony at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Davies. In West Seventy-sixth-st.
The wedding of Miss Azuba L. Barney. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Barney to Reginald H..
Jaffray viii! take place at o'clock this afternoon
In the Church of the Heavenly Rest. and will be
followed by a reception at the home OF the bride 8
aunt. Mrs. Walter s. Gurnee, jr.. No. East Thirty
third-st.
An extremely pretty wedding this evening will be
that OF Miss Belle Rogers. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. BeIden ]. Rogers. to Charles Tobias. which
Will be celebrated at $3.50 o'clock at the nome OF tne
brides parents. No. 1l2 East Twenty-hfth-st the
reception. which Will be a large one. Will be attended
by several hundred guests.
Miss Clara Maync will be married to Paul Gel
bach this evening at the home Of her parents. No.
PIC Lenox-ave
In the Church OF All Angels. West End-ave. and
Eighty -frst-s,.. Miss Florence Wright. the only
daughter of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wright. will be
married to Robert Birch Moneypenny at O'CLOCK
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Arms. OF No. West
Eighty -arst-st celebrated their silver wedding
yesterday afternoon and last evening and made the
occasion one Of much social pleasure TO their many
friends who called merely personally to ex-
press their hearty well wishes a token Of sincere
regard and others to accept the hospitality OF the
host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Arms were the re-
ciplents OF many beautiful gifts. wrought from the
metal suited TO the occasion Members OF the firm
of Tiffany & Co sent personal tokens in silver whie
Mr. Arns's business associates sent a substantial
sterling silver water pitcher one OF the handsonest
patterns made by the firm.
San Francisco. April 2O.-Iloyd Osbourne. son OF
Mrs Robe ri Louis Stevenson. married In Homo
uu on Saturday April II. to Miss Catherine Dur
ham. OF Stanford University. who arrived at the
isla nds on Friday on the steamship Alameda Miss
Durham Is a niece of W H. Mills land agent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
Coburg. April 2o.-The marriage of Princess Alex
andra the third OF the Duke of SaxeCoburg
and o;otha nd gra nddaughter OF Queen Victoria to
Prince Ernest Hereditary Prince OF IIohenlohc-
Iangenburg was celebrated here to-day. After the
civil ceremony which witnessed by the Duke
Of York and Grand-duke Paul OF Russia the bridal
procession marched TO the castle church The pro-
ccsson was headed by the Duke OF saxe-Coburg
and ,;otha and the Dowager Empress Frederick
They were followed 10y Emperor w i.lan the puch-
ess OF SaxeCoburg and Gotha. mother Oh tne pride,
the Duke OF York the Grand-duchess OF Hesse
sister OF the bride and Prince Ferdinand OF Ra-
mania The Duke Of SaNe-Cobufg ana IOtha anu
,%a Duchess ~ York led the bride To the altar DR.
Vnller Superint endcnt General and Supreme Cou1-
cillor OBLIGATED at the ceremony, assisted Dy TWO
court chapains At the conclusion OF the eeIe nom nom
the bells OF the city rung and salvoS or artll-
i.ry were flred The procession was reformed IN
the church. the newly welded couple LEADING ana
marched to the throne room. where the "tudihe
breakfast was served. The weather was bright ana
clear and the city was thronged with visltorS