New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13
WEDDINGS PASTANDTOCOM

st. Agness Chapel, in West Ninety -second-st.,
was at 42O o'clock yesterday afternoon the scene
of the marriage Of Miss Laura Bosworth Chamber
lain Roe daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Albert Seeley
Roe to Henry Burr Anthony. Only the relatives
and the members of the bridal party were present
at the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Edward Bradley. the vicar OF the chapel as
sisted by the Rev. Dr. Brady e. Backus, rector Of
the Church of the Hoy Apostles, this city, but
eral hundred guests attended the reception which
followed at the home of the brides parents, No ia
West Seventy -second-st. The BRIDE who entered
the chapel with her father, and was given away by
him wore a beautiful gown OF white satin, the
corsage trimmed with point lace. The veil
was Of tulle. and it was fastened with orange
blossoms. Miss Aurelia NJ. Roe, the brides
sister, was maid of honor. There were no brideA
maids Edward Ely was Mr.. Anthony's best man.
The ushers were the brides brothers, Irving Roe,
Frank O. Roe and Alexander Vinton Roe and her
cousin Albert Chamberlain. The marriage cere-
mony was followed with a large reception and
wedding supper served by Mazetti at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Some Of the guests were MI.
and Mrs r. p Fowler Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T.
Yarth, Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings J. McComb; AIr. and
Mrs. J. b. Kerr, Mrs. William MacNaughton, Mr.
and Mrs. F. ". Otheman, General and Mrs. Lock-
man, Mr. and Mrs. John $. Sutphen. Miss Sutphen.
Alice Hic DunnIne Mr. and Mrs n W. Palmer Mr. and
Mrs. c. n Sweetland and Miss Sweetland OF Provi-
dence; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Westcott, Frank
Palmer. George Palmer, Nh. and Mrs Roswell W.
Mrs orion the Misses Or1on and
son: Mrs s. b. Anthony and Miss Anthony. Of
chares SHADE o Mrs Frank alsrd g II Pop
ham. Miss Popham DIR. and Mrs Carl Roller Dr.
81 R ch smh the SMITH, Mr. Mr. and Mrs
George f. Coney. Miss Agnes Havemeyer Mrs. E.
J. Elting and Miss Helen Mclean.
The marriage of Miss Anna Louise Baker, daugh-
ter Of the late Edmund Stanford Baker to Edward
Sexton Schenck was celebrated at O'Clock last
evening in st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church. Fifth-ave. and One-hundred-and-twenty-
seventh-st. There were several hundred guests at
the ceremony which was performed By the rector
OF the church, the Rev. Dr. George r. Van De
Water who was assisted by II. Rev. Gouverneur
Morris wilkins Miss Baker given away by
her brother William p. Baker. Her gown was Of
write satin and point lace. and the We wA!ch was q
ments which were by her mother on her we'd
ding day. The bridesmaids Were Mss Cora , Van
Miss Isabella Hopper Charles VI. Carnp OF BROOK
Ign, was best man me Gshers were ,i I's ng pay
This CITY; Howard McWilllams Harry Y; Young
man ana " liam H. Boocock. Of Brooklyn. The
mother No. IL West One-hundred-and-twenty-
third-st.
Miss Margaret Moore was married ID Thomas
Robb at o'clock last evening at the home OF her
father No l5l West Slxtyhrst-st The Rev. Homer
Wallace OF the West Forty-fourth Street Presby.
Church,
who was given away by her father. wore a gown OF
white corded silk and point lace and veil Of tue. In
which there a cluster Of orange blossoms. MISS
Ray Moore was her sister maid OF honor, ana Mss
Martha Moore and Miss Lucia Moore, slsNfs' were
the flower girls John Moore. brother OF the bride.
was best man. and John Robb and Alexander Moore
the ushers Several hundred guests ATTENDED
the reception which followed the ceremony
In St Lukes Evangelical Lutheran Church at
o'clock last evening Miss Susan Karsch. the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Bernard Karsch. OF No. 2l5
West Forty-second-st, was married to J. Louis
Schaefer The Rev. William Busse. the pastor, per-
formed the =mony. which VS. foil " d By sea- ed
supper, served by Mazzetu, at small tables at the
home Of the brides parents. The brides gown Was
Of white satin and the veil Of tue was help up with
a gorgeous diamond tiara aigrette a gift from her
father. She also wore A necklace OF diamonds
Of white roses Miss Frances schaefer in a gowa Of
white tule over punk SILK, was the maid 81 honor.
the cousins OF the BRIDE Miss Vera Karsch AID Mss
Grace Karsch George d. Boscher was best man
William Kari and the bridegrooms brother "a
Schaefer will make their home on their return at
No. 2l5 West Forty-second-st
Miss Ida My Terry, sister of Mrs. La Fayetts
Olney. OF No. 100 West One-hundrei -thirteth-
ST. was married to William Henry Herbell at $
o'clock last evening at the home Of the bridegrooms
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. John l.. Herbell No ia
Ninety-elghth-St.
tor Of the North Presbyterian Church performed
the marriage ceremony The bride was given away
by her brother IL law. La Fayette Oiney. jr. she
wore gown of white satin ana ysi. OF tul.f Mss
Clara Terry was her sisters maid OF honor ana
Miss Marjorie Kingsbury was the flower girl; The
brdegroons best his brother, Charles A.
Herbell. ami Oney Higgins, nephew Of the bride;
George r. Countz were the ushers There
cepton after the ceremony
Brussels Feb. l2-Princess Henrette. daughter Of
the Comte de Flanders and niece Of King Leopold.
was married to-day TO the Duke Of Vendome. Tho
ceremony conducted by Cardinal Goossens,
Archbishop OF Mechn.
Boston. Feb 12-Lorado Taft, a wel-known scup-
tor and art critic of Chicago and Miss Ada daugh-
ter OF the late Rev. Ieavtt Bartlett, OF Kansas
city were married in the Emmanuel Congregationdi
Church. Roxbury. last evening. the Rev. Char!es H.
Beale officiating
Baltimore Fen. miss Emily Annett Agnus.
daughter of General and Mrs Felix Agnus. Of this
city. was married this evening 10 Oscar Lesser, OF
Philadelphia Grace Protestan; Episcopal Church
was handsomely decorated with palms. lilies and cut
flowers. and thronsed with friends OF the bride
and bridegroom. The Rev Arthur Chiffon Powell
performed the ceremony Miss Agngs wore a gown
OF white satin and duchesse lace. She entered INC
church on The arm Of her s tanr VINO Mas maid Of
honor. The ushers were Messrs. {. C. r Swarz anu
Joseph Oudin of York Robert biadIOru anu
Bassher and William Thomas. OF Baltimore A re-
ception was given at the Mount Vernon Hotel
Morristown. ~ j.. Feb. 70 CspeciaD.-The mar
riage of Miss Mary Hart, OF Oakland, Cal. to sam
mol Howell Jones of Newark. y. j.. took place AZ
noon to-day In 81, Peters Church. in this city MISS
Hart is the daughter OF the late Georse HART Oh
Oakland. and is a grandniece of Nice-ChanceIIor
Pitney Of New-Jersey. Mr.. Jones Is A promlhehss
lawyer in Newark. Miss Mary Pitney was maid o,
honor and William Nelson, OF Philadelphia. was
best man. The ceremony was performed oy s,i.e
Rev Wynaud Vanderpoo. assisted by the Key, M A
Bradner assistant rector of the church OF the As,
csnsion I'm New-York. The bride was escorted 70
tho altar by Vice-Chancellor Ptney. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served al inc
home of the Vice Chancellor.
Washington Feb l2-The wedding OF Miss Lillian
Cwn Money youngest daughter OF Hernando u.
NIicss slI.rl nd al