New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
WEDDINGSPAST ANDTOCOME

WEDDINGSPAST ANDTOCOME
pretty home wedding took place at noon yes
terday at the home Of Francis Morgan. NO. ~
West End-ave. The bride Mr.. Morgans
third daughter. Miss Anita Morgan. and the BRIDE
groom Frederick Sheaf Mills. son OF Mrs Henry
l.. Mills. OF Fairfield Conn The drawing-room IN
which the marriage ceremony was performed 10y
the Rev Matthew Taylor. rector OF the Roman
Catholic Church OF the Blessed Sacrament was
handsomely decorated The bride. who was given
away by her father wore a rich gown or white
veil Of duchess lace was worn by her grandmother;
Mrs VI. {. Sexton. on her wedding day The ven
The bridesmaids were the brides two sisters Miss
Katherine Morgan and Miss Marguerite Morgan
Mills There were no ushers A reception and
wedding breakfast followed the ceremony
The marriage OF Miss Blanche Pauline stonehill.
daughter Of Sigmund H. Stonehiil TO Myron J..
Webster took place at noon yesterday at the home
OF the brides father No l3s West Forty eighth-st.
The marriage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Sivermcn. who ofciated In place OF the
Rev Dr Gustav Got;he O. the Temple Emanu-
FL who was slightly indisposed Members OF the
two families were present In the drawing room.
The bride wore gown ~ silver gray MORE We
lour. trimmed with garnet velvet and Honiton
nor ush-rs. Arthur Stoneh the brides brother.
was Mr.. Webster's best man. The ceremony was
followed by seated kfast for the immediate
relatives. and IT was supplemented by reception
from 3:3o until o'clock
The marriage Of Miss Isabelle Henry. the third
daughter OF Mrs Henry F. Henry. TO Eugene
Yancey Cohen took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon az the home of the brides mother. NO
- West Twenty-hfth-st The Rev Dr. H. b.
Mendes performed the ceremony, which was fol-
lou. i,y tiap le hri
away BY her mother, wore gown Of white satin.
the corsag. trimmed with pearls and point lace;
The veil OF old lace fastened With natural
flowers There were no attendants for the bride
or brdegroom The ushers were Or. A.; r. Hen
Henry an uncle OF the bride: y. g. Backer.
Charles 6. stackleberg. A W. Drummer and Lee
kohns.
Miss Elise Seibs married TO Charles Fulle at
o'clock last evening. at the home OF her mother.
Mrs Ernest Weickert, OF No 2i3 West One-hun-
dred-and-twenty- thrd-st The marriage service
was read by the Rev DR.. William j. Harsha pastor
Of the Second Collegiate Reformed Church. Lenox
and One-hundred- and-twenty-third-st Miss
S-ibs. who was given away by her brother. Will
lam H. Seibs. Of Bridgeport Conn, was attred in a
gown OF ivory white satin. trimmed with duchess
and point lace. and veil OF tulle The bridge
grooms brother, Jonathan Fulle. Of Columbia Col
lege. was best man. The ushers were Harry
Bryan and Charles Becker. of Stapleton Staten
Island The ceremony was followed by small
reception.
In the Church OF the Holy Trinity Lenox-ave.
and Observation-Disclosures cond-st. at
o'clock last evening. Miss Florence Maude Morris.
the youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles h.
Morris was married to Dr. William Holmes Stew
art Harlem. The Rev Dr. McVickar. OF Phila-
dephia who oiciated at the marriage OF the brides
parents twenty-five years ago yesterday assisted
by the rector OF the church. the Rev DR.. Charles
De- Witt Bridgman. performed the marriage cere-
mony The bridal gown was Of peau de sole,
.t,1 mar ar
broidery The voluminous veil of white tulle was
fastened with a diamond sunburst. gift from the
bridegroom Miss Clara Morris. the brides sister.
was the maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Irene Bonynge. Miss Adelaide Bonynge. Miss
Clara McMullen and Miss Florence Mccall DR.
ctise The ushers DR. Charles Foster. David
Neyius. Charles White and the 6ridTs tn,Ions
by large reception. which was held az me nome OF
the brides parents. in The WeS'ern az War
at the Church and Mouse We're MT, and Mrs v b
stewart pr and Mrs Charles Clinton MI; ana
Mrs Arthur stillweii. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Good
win Mr and Mrs Arthur McMnllen pr and Mr. M
and Mrs. W Casper Dean. Mr. and Mrs: Frederick
Pinney. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Bonynge Mr. And And
Kiniey. Mr. and Mrs George Mccall. Mr.. and Mrs
John Itner Or and Mrs. J. I'd He MTS e Mr se
clark of Boston DR. and Mrs. Stewart will make
their home at No. 2r2 West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tieth-st
s. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church. Fifth
ave and One-hundred-and-twenty-s was
at O'Clock last evening the scene OF the marriage
OF Miss Jennie Tiford Spear. daughter OF Mrs'
Charles Spear. TO George j. Roll. The church was
filled to the doors with friends OF the young couple
The bride was escorted 10 the chancel and given
away by her brother. Charles Spear She wore a
gown of white satin broclde the bodice embellished
with point lace and pearls coronet of orange
bonop was the brides sister Miss Adele c. Spear.
There were no bridesmaids. The best man Was
John H. HS, re To.ier William Conrad Bernard
Zshn and the brides brother William - Spsar;;
~ The rector the Rev George r. Van De Water.
there was a reception AZ the home OF the bride
mother. No. e.O32 Fifth-ave
A pretty wedding o'clock yesterday afternoon
was that OF Miss Clara Josephine Vail. daughter OF
George F. Vail. president Of the Fourteenth street
Bank to Henry Lindsey Hallock. which was cele-
brated in the Central Presbyterian Church flty-
seventh-st. near Broadway The Rev. Charles T.
Haley pastor Of the Roseville N. j. Presbyterian
Church who ohicia,ed at the marriage OF the or'des
parents performed the ceremony. which was fol-
lowed by small reception AZ ths nome Of Mr hr IEa
Mrs Vail, No 24i West hrsd Iiige
trimmed with honton lace. ana large gray veVet
hat dressed Win ostrlcn piu IN Rrodyn a,tend"d
Mr. Hallock as best man. and Edward white ana
Robert Drummond OF s6srs aIn and Mrs Hal
lack after their honeymoon trip, will make their
home In Brooklyn.
The wedding OF Miss Irene f.. Andruss TO John ~
ceer took place last evening at o'clock at the
home Of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Henry
,ndruss No. 5l2 East one Observation-Disclosures
feminist The marriage ceremony was performed
M, rho Rev Dr. c. Ernest Magill Of Hoboken, y. j..
and 1t was followed by a large reception. The
hrde's gown was OF white satin hounced with point
t va ~, aSd her veil was OF tulle. There no
bridesmaids or maid OF honor The bridesrooms
u'.re Alexander V. Campbell and the bridegrooms
brother Henry Andruss. reception TO which sew
rral hundred guests were invited followed
The wedding OF Mis- May Leonora hermann TO
samuel Schlesinger was celebrated las, evening at
= n,c,ock AT the nome OF the brides parents. Mr..