New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
rrDDINGS PAST ANDTOCOME

A'' Virginia Wallace daughter OF MI ana
h' 1obn F. Wallace, OF NO III fHtn-aVe.' anu
MIS- ,rroo,, was T. Aibeus Adams The chancel
the oI' oIsoro,v decorated with flowers and the
vas h"h .ch was Illuminated with hundreds of
entro ,c,,s The marriage ceremony was per-
ee''l nv the Rev. John +. y OConor assisted
io' pev Henry Van Rensselaer, and the ReV.
u" T, Murphy the rector OF the church. All
1h0",a ",.-evmen present belong to the Society OF
the .,,l,nq the Rev Neil ~ McKinnon. the
jesus :, g Iawrence's Church. who was In the
rce'o' " Turing the ceremony. The bride. who Is
sah' sa.,.e vas escorted up the aisle anu given
w. hv her father She wore gown OF wh'e
s"s ,r,rmed with pearls and duchssse lace. Her
sal" on ucs fastened with a diamond crescent.
'u fam the Bridegroom. and dainty custer OF
fl' - blossoms The bridesmaids were the brides
ea"s ,,,ss Maie Wallace. Miss Dasie Fiske Rog-
ss'e', -, poealle Ferrigan and Miss Maud f.
Gs' Tho hrllegroom's best man was his brother,
t'" Adams Of Philadelphia. The ushers were
~ = Tobln Andrew J. Boyer. Thomas GNlran
~, ,osenh F. Ward. Immediately after the cere-
v q large reception was he'd at the nome OF
h-,des parents. which was handsomely deco
,.b bridal roses and spring flowers for the
-, - Among the guests invited to the cere-
~ o,j the house were Mr.. and Mrs George
~ ~ n Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs. William +.
roy OF Washington, Mr.. and Mrs +. j.
~auvhressv of Utica; Mr. ana Mrs Edwin [.
D, of Chicago; Judge Louis J. Conian, DR.. and
Constantine
a'' clark. Miss Tobn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \.
- Ur and Mrs Alexander {. Rogers, Mr..
w-s Vincent Travers Mr. and Mrs Thomas
xs.rney Edward Tiassett. James T. Bathgate.
r,,ard Swami. Richard Walters. Miss lda kessier,
=. lawrence Williams Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Ferri-
w Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
r,sba c. Howes. Mr. and Mrs John Williams Miss
:" - Nayov Mr. ami Mrs. +. w. l.ohr, Mr.. and
W. John j. Gillen. Mr.. and Mrs George Noakes.
=. the Misses Holland William Henry Frost, MT
"na Mrs T. V Purcell. Nh and Mrs. George r.
,,ham Mark W. Bremen. Edward A. Maher jr
w and Mrs Simon S;erne, the Misses Sterne. Miss
Wabe-. Mrs Henry Romeike. Mss kathryne C.
Msrssn. Mss Marguerite Morgan, John r Nc
s esr'ny MIS- Yapas 4 JeTi,, NIX iss and NTT NT
S,g' .rS Srs & p Gilbert and Mr.. and Mrs: Thomas
O. Adams. Of Toga County J. me dia,.s 9rida gi's -
pns nn.'l =. the upper rooms Of Mr. Wallaces house
am smong them quantities of siyerware cut
!. Swift & Co presented to the bridegroom who
has charge Of one Of the departments. silver tea
a .nay sEi'eH Inscribed Scribe; Mr and Mrs Edwin c Swift
N; an antique silver salad bowl; Judge Conlan
Il and Mrs. Charles adams sent W Sutsiass des,
vt service of eighteen pieces Mark W. brenen Mai an
j'sn Williams golden vase elaborate.y engraved
md fully twenty inches tall, while from the four
uhers was received a ches, of small table SILVER
watainng forks knives. spoons ana tongs. Mr..
Adams and his bride viii sail in the steamship
through Great Britain and the Continent
The marriage Of Miss Susie NJ. sncock. a daugh-
u, Of the late j. J. Sllcock. of this city TO Jesse
A Chase took place at O'Clock last evening at the
home o. the brides brother John !. Slcock, No
1s West Seventy-hrst-st The Rev. c. w. Millard,
0, fremont formerly pastor OF the Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church was the ofici-
stns clergyman. The bride was given away by her
brother. Peter NJ. Sllcock. She wore a rich gown
Of white satin. trimmed with point lace. and a ven
~ tulle fastened with blossoms.
she carried bouquet of white roses and lies OF
the valley. Miss Grace Craig. her niece. was the
maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were the bride
srooms sister. Miss Minerva Chase; Mss Fannie e., A.
Mary UUg craig s % Edward T u Buckhaut was MT chascs
best man. The ushers were George Debevose John
and Arthur l.. Buckhaut. Only the relatives and
few intimate friends were present at the ceremony
which followed by a large reception
Mss Florence Z. Snodgrass was quietly married
to Charles F. Randolph. OF New Brunswick. y. j..
Al 40 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Second
Collegiate Reformed Church. Lenox-ave. and one
hundred-and- -,wenty-,hi The Rev. DR.. William
j. Harsha, the pastor OF the church performed the
marriage ceremony which followed by dinner
FOR the members OF the bridal party and near rea-
tves at the nome Of the bride No; %j Morningside-
white MORE, was attended by maid OF honor Miss
Hette A Holman The best man was The bride
were H. c. Croxson. cousin OF the bride; Edward
Hicks OF NewBrunswick, and A. G. Petit.
pretty wedding last evening was tha, of Miss
Aimee Fabcr tc George Kahn. which was celebrated
al IaN o'clock In the Tuxedo. Madson-ave and Fifty
nIn;h-st The bride, who Is a daughter OF Henry
Faber OF No Go West One-hundred- -and-twenty-
eghth-st. wore gown Of white brocaded satin. with
trimmings OF point ace and nousse!ine de sole
wreath OF orange blossoms held the veil OF Brussels
net in place. Miss Helen Salz was the maid of honor
and Miss Jennie Kahn was the flower gr the hit
page was Herbert Faber Schrann. John Kahn.
NJ sh. bri1a u he an
Samuel Nassauer. OF Baltimore: Henry Lanzbqrgh.
a.sDs %ssS1sGn AIII Hnnrv az sandeT
spech William Pollock. Albert ;. Faber and William
Tcny which was performed by the Rev. Df, David
Davidson. Of Montgomery Ala. was followed by n
reception, dinner and dance
Miss Harrie, Corinne Moore was married to James
Culbert Plcken at $50 o'cock last evening, at her
home No 2l2 West One-hundred- d-anG-thr,eenth-st
was very quiet wedding. ony relatives oeng IN
vted to the ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. Edward Julson of the Judson Mem9Iiai "a 7.
tst Church Washington Square, south ne pr-ue
gown was Of white satin. trimmed win auchess. .
ace and her vel Of tulle was heih IN P,are
OF Boston was the maid Of honor lhere "ds "' i'
eeption.
The marriage Of Miss Estelle II. Myers to Henry
j. Bernstein celebrated last evening al 0 cioch
a, the home Of the brides parents. Mr. ana MIS-
Solomon II Myers. No s29 Lexmgfon-ave. Inc cers
Inony, which took pace IN the library on the se0o''
noof, was performed by the Rev Dr. DdVid ho"en
thai. Of the Fifth street Synagogue The Driue
gown was Of white duchcsse silk. trimmed WIN po'"
ace Her veil Of tue was fastened with diahOho
tuhbusst, gift from her father She wore super
hecKlace Of diamonds present from 'he pi'ue
groom The bridesmaids were Miss Lizzie H Myei'
and Miss Lillian II. Myers sisters OF the brlde. H n
bernstein. who !s examiner In the nhahcidi ue
partmen; Of the ci;y government, had as ms pes
man ;n.n Davd so.om)n. The ushers were Day.n ~, =.
neiL samuel Tchner, Dr. Benjamin r. Ochs, mar ~ ~
Jacobs and Henry Israel cousin OF the Driue
aome Of the guests at the ceremony ana 'he ievrp r
uoh and dinner which followed II were Mt ana VI :
hyman lsrael Mr. and Mrs. Simon Schwab MichAe
Schwab Controller Ashbe r Ftch Golones pavic Mr.
and Mrs. Timothy J. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. MOTIF
hS,sen Mr. and Mrs Thomas Jones M ana Mrs an
James Horbacher Mr. and Mrs. bernstein ieit N IN
cy for Wash ngton .ast night They VIII Vis. M Ol'