New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-09
WEDDINGS AsT AND TO CONE

celebrated In St. Georges Church. 6tuyvesant
Square, in several years took place at noon yester
day. The bride Miss Louise Robb the second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hampden Robb. ana
the bridegroom Goodhue Livingston The church
crowded to the doors and every seat In the
three galleries occupied The decorations Ia
the chance which were entirely Of yellow jonquls
yellow tulips and tall OF genista, with liberal
dash Of green. were most effective. while the
guests were assembling William Chester. the organ
list OF the church. gave delightful concert. playing
selections from the "Meistersinger." "Iohengrin."
''Tannhauser." the gavotte from "Mignon." the
priests march from "Athale' and several other
selections. As the guests entered they were met at
the door and escorted to seats by the ushers. who
were Cortland Field Bishop. Stockton Beekman
Colt Valentine G.. Hall, Louis r. Hobrook Belts.
Wright Post. A. Gordon Norrie. Charles r. Beck
man and Charles Van Rensselaer, These young
men wore In their white cravats pretty crescent
shaped scarfpins OF diamonds and rubies. presented
to them by the bridegroom. The bride. VINO was
led to the altar and given away by her father was
attired in simple gown OF white satin: the corsags
trimmed rather sparingly with point lace ana almost
completely hidden by the veil. which was also Of
point lace A cluster OF orange blossoms fastened
with a spray Of diamonds. ornamented the lett side
Of the corsage. and at the throat was worn an
immense brooch Of diamonds. A diamond crescent
pin and a spray OF orange blossoms held the veil -
the couture. The jeweIled ornaments worn oy the
bride were presents from the bridegroom and MiU
Cornelia Van Rensselaer, Robb. who was her sisters
maid OF honor The latters gown was OF cream
coored satin trimmed with lace and siiver-spansled
net her hat OF white straw was ornamented win
several white plumes. and she carried an Immense
bouquet OF white roses. Preceding the maid OF
honor in the bridal procession the bridesmaid
Miss Edith Lawrence speyers. a cousin of the brde
Miss Augusta NJ. DE Peyster. cousin OF the BRIDE
groom: Miss Elizabeth Adams. OF Boston; Mise
Marion Lawrence McKeever. Miss Elizabeth Oracle
Higginson Miss Caroline King Lee. Miss Margaret
Adams and Miss Anna Rutherford Peabody Theso
young women were attired alike In costumes Of
cerulean blue satin. the bodices OF which were made
with Venetian effect and covered with old Lace
Their white hats trimmed with several small
blue pumes and pink roses. Each carried bouquee
OF pink roses Mr.. Livingstons best man was he
brother. Edward DE Peyster Livingston The mar.
rage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
William g. Rainsford. the rector OF tho church
Bishop Potter pronounced the benedction
Immediately after the ceremony a large receptioa
was held at the home OF Mr.: and Mrs R9bb No:
served by Pinard. Among The guests at the church
Md ar,. I ob and NM sy ns ~ Bo.SS
Miss Thayer, Mrs: 8 Van Rensselaer, Thayer. Mrs.
hvnss,o mnAS M cornss vandersa Ms: Gers
trude yandsrbt Mr. and Mrs Robert r = Lying
s sHa j. bs P.y.s the Sssss De psyste Frederic
Ashton DE Peyster Mr.. and Mrs H. 3, Livingston.
the Misses isi bishop, Mr. and Mrs Edmund L. Bay:
lies Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. the Misses
ioyi; Miss IGy Colonel ana Mr.. W. Van Rsn use
Gsxs &, and md Mrs Mrs Kns M
Town'end'' Dr.. and MIS- Francis Delaird, the
Msss; Ds SsI4 NJ and Mr. Mr. B GSraSP
Mr. and Mrs s' Z Il Taller Mis-. Fanny Tsis1 Gen:
erai and Mrs Henry l.. Burnett; Mr. and Mrs. a;
k Rs5 s.ad E%wa nsf%Gaa Ms. %
MTs HoSaa aa caskson the Misses
Ara M fa.y % ns xrs Edn .d N as Mr.
and Mrs. sireati.id cisrkson Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
N,.ss bus mr. as a%:s MRS
Wilmerdins. Miss Alice wrmsrd,ng, Mss Davis.
Din Mr. ana Mrs Charlie. Hsndsrscn Miss Hen:
Mr.. Sidney S' H nfasy Mrs
and Mrs =: Thaysr Robe Mr and Y, Mrs Dsrey.
DR. and Mrs. Polk. Mr. and Mrs Archibald Rogers.
o M and NM MRS r! SsSnssns Ms, B B.:
Ne.son. Miss Juiana Cutting and Mr. and Mrs b.
C. Porter.
The marriage OF Miss Freda Lawrence Marsh.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Marsh. to Edward
Thaw celebrated at 40 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon in ST. Thomas's Church in the presence OF sew
eral hundred guests. The Rev DIR. j. Wesley Brown.
the rector. was tho officiating clergyman Tho
bride were a gown OF ivory satin trimmed with
point ar plique lace and a veil OF tulle which was
fastened with a large diamond sunburst. She car
ried a BOUQUET Of lilies OF the valley. The brides
maids were Miss Gertrude IT, chass Mss Mss. Lulu
ton. Miss Adele Noremus. Miss Elizabeth Rapaiye:
s S ss T m sly MIS- % SssDe Tns maid
was best man. The ushers were FREDERIC Coyken-
pa: i. Sabine H. R. Moorhead, Joseph schencK and
". X. Thaw. large reception followed the cere-
mony at the home Of the brides parents In The
Rockingham.
The wedding OF Miss Marie Lemcke. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lemcke. TO Arthur Brogan
was celebrated at o'clock last evening. at tho
home OF the brides parents No. IA Van Nest Plac.
Charles-st. The Rev. DR. Charles Young pastor Of
ST. Johns Lutheran Church. In Christopher-st..
piemented by a small reception. Miss TTllie Lemcke
her sisters only attendant. John Brogan,
brother OF the bridegroom. was best man.
In Grace Church at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Miss Virginia Crocheron WILSON, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs William G. Wilson was married TO Al.
bert William Erdman. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR. f.. winchester ponaid'
rector OF Trinity Church Boston. assisted py the
Rev Dr. william r. Huntington. the rector OF
Grace Church The bride at,ired In white
satin embelllshed with point lace. Miss Margaret
c. Wilson a sister OF the bride. Was the maid OF
honor and Miss Ruth DeS,T cosn o, tss
bride: Miss Virginia c. Gderseeye AMI MISS He!en
b. Runyon were the bridesmaids Mr. mrs'ns .rs
his two brothers. Seward Erdman, OF Morrstown'
n. j.. and John =. Erdman OF this CITY, Nssr =.
C;ildersleeve Edward C. wilson brother OF tho
bride: Ridley Watts. Of Morristown. and William
n Vernon OF Short Hills. ~ J. The reception 10
which relatives and intimate friends only were In
vited followed az the home OF the brides parents
No. % West Fifty-second-st.
The marriage OF Miss Isabella Weart Macoy.
daughter OF Mrs Clara Macoy OF No. l52 West
e-hundr ed and-ffth-st., to George b. Hogan.
took place at 800 o'clock yesterday afternoon In ST.
Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church. Amsterdam
~ nlN fhA a1af iNss WEI
present at the ceremony. which was performed BY
the rector OF the church the Rev. DR. John r.
Peters. The bride. who was given away by nes
hrother Robert r. Macoy wore reception gown
OF changeable silk and small hat TO correspond