New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
WEDDINCSPAsT AND TO COME

Washington March %.-The marriage OF MISS
Helen Steele Of Washington. to Edwara =.
Cwynne of New-York. took place al the nome VI
the brides father, Franklin Steele. al noon 'ooay'
Archdeacon Mackay Smith. cousin OF the sr'ae-
groom reformed the ceremony. Miss Annie steele
was the maid Of honor and Carroll BROWN OF 1aiti'
more the best The bride wore gown OK
,,orv.whi,e satin with trimmings OF round point
lace caught at the throat with a sunburst OF dia-
monds the gift Of Mrs. Cornelius vanderbilt OF
NewYork. aunt Of Mr.. Gwynne. ven OF lace IN
her,.ed from her grandmother. was fastened 10 ner
hair by tiara Of diamonds. gift from the pnce-
groom Her bouquet Of white orchids ard lilies
% the valley " =. ,.,
Tho bride is a Observation-Disclosures OF Justice
Cnse one Of the slgners OF the Declaration OF lnde-
nc,dcnce: a granddaughter OF Commodore Barney
Tinted States Navy. and Is descended from retes
Iacouette. the second Dutch Governor OF Delaware.
A. cu,vnne IS a son OF Mr. and Mrs. David
Cwvnne OF New-York He Is MEMBER Oh 'hs
calumet and Rockaway Hunt Clubs.
A pretty wedding yesterday was that OF Mss
pubv Ethelwyn Fraser daughter OF Mr. ana Mts'
w Lewis Fraser to Alan Arthur. OF Boston. wh'ch
,a celebrated at noon, at the home OF the parents
~ thc bride IN the Chelsea, No. go west twenty
thrd-st The floral decorations In the drawing
, u,bere the marriage ceremony was per-
,orr,ed nv the Rev. DR.. Edward Judson, or the
hudson Memorial Church, this CITY, were ehurey
~ white flowers, mainly Easter lines anu caiha-
,ions The brides gown was OF cream "hite sauh
the bodice OF which made with coiar OF
duchess. lace. Her veil was OF white tuile' fast-
suod with orange blossoms The bridesmaids were
>,ss Florence Brown, OF this city; Miss Gwendo-
IT, Sandman OF Boston, and Miss Katharine
Church Of Orange. ~ J. They each carried several
long stalks OF Easter lilies. tied WITH 9roaa ~n,.e
satin sash ri6bGm brdes Brother Malcolm Fraser
and Shaw Newell, served as usns' n, ,r;,r,ats
relatives OF the couple and rev Oh eIe' a..,"ae
friends were present Nws al Il Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Will live in Common wealth-ave bos'o'i "He'0 '"s'
will give a reception next au'uih"'
Miss Annie Augusta Rouse was married 70 ~:
,a-nas r Alderman. of Asbury Park. ~ j. Of
o,cIock last evening at the home OF her SISTER, NIB
Hugh r McKense No. 760 st. Nicholas-ave. Inc
psv DR. Claude Raboteau, pastor OF the ra'"y
Memorial Baptist Church. jersey c''', o' ..'|
Ths bride who Is a daughter or the late Maten
Rouse of Jersey City, was given away W ne'
uncle Kenneth Watson. Of RUTHERFORD A. D. one
wore q gown Of white satin. with trimmings OF
Sesasse lace and a veil of tulle Mss Dote Hide
brant OF Elizabeth ~ J.. was the maid Of n;Tr
There were no bridesmaids pr Emerson " n nseeps
cock Of 1os Ehr Il Ackermsn Of Philadephia ard
William Rouse and Kenneth "ats9n, ',, s ii iabIss
BY Mazzet followed sSms 81 the seesWIs Msrs
TpSer of Boston Dr. and Mrs. Craig Mr. and
Mrs George D. Greenwood. John NJ; Blakey. I.
frank Appleby and Alexander Mckens.e p. ~
Alderman and his bride VIII res''e a' '>''u'' '-
Tn. marriage Of Miss Edna Johnson 10 George
ou:ntard Palmer will take place On wednesday
afternoon. April %, in ST, Agnes's Chapel. III West
Nlnety-second-st
Miss Lillian Nathan, daughter OF Mrs H. Nathan'
will be married TO Dr. F. A. Sternoers az the "o"s
OF her mother, No IA East Ff'iehst., on Tuesday,