New-York tribune., 1896-10-01
WEDDINGS PAST TANDTOCOME

srnal
A.. Custave Simon. of No. ia East Fifty-Axth-
:, and the BRIDEGROOM Lucien Laurent Bonheur.
tho Editor Of ''The American Jewish Magazine"
rbere was q handsome display Of flowers and
na,ms in the temple and the marriage ceremony
ra. accompanied by some excellent instrumental
and vocal music The regular choir Of the temple
,orr and Miss Hike the soprano soloist Of ST.
pa,rick's Cathedral. and H. l.. Fredlander. the
violin,st also took part in the musical service.
Tho choral music was rendered under the direc-
,,on of DR. Sverman, the cantor of the Temple
>uss Hermnie Ludwig was the maid of honor
rh. bridesmaids were Miss Setta Schwartz. Miss
pos,ne Dreyfuss. Miss Ray Greenbaum. Miss
u,,r. s.einfels Mss Ray Fox. Miss Ray Bumen-
,hoI Mis-. Blanche Biumcnthal. Miss Rosamond
fr,entbal and the brides sister. Miss Bertha ST.
mnr Mr. Bonheur's best man was ]. Major Hey
nan The ushers were the brides brother, Nor
,,mer Simon Henry Smith. Abe Wineburgh.
Mitchell l.. Erlanger. Paul Meyers. Julian G. Bar
mar Lemuel Hrsch. Eugene Sicke and Henry
sommers The marriage ceremony, which was
reformed by the Rev. DR.. Rudolph Grossman
was followed by reception. dinner and dance at
the Tuxedo. Madson-ave. and Flfty-nnth-si. Mr..
and Mrs Bonheur will sail for France OctoJer
1s to be the guests in Paris Of the bridegrooms
mother. On their return In December they Will make
their home at No. ia East Fifty-sxth-st.
ouiet wedding Yesterday afternoon was that OF
Miss Ada Howard Fuller. the eldes; daughter of the
late James Fuller and niece OF Thomas ~ Rocker, TO
Gustave Walter. which was celebrated at the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs. Frederick Baggs. NO 2ll
West Seventy-eighth-st. Only the relatives of the
couple and a small number OF their intimate friends
were present at the ceremony. which was performed
in the drawing ROOM at i:SO o'clock. by the Rev 5
De Iancey Townsend assistant minister at the Prot
estant Episcopal Church OF Al Angels. West End
ave and Eighty -first-st and which was followed by
a very snail reception. The bride was given away
nv her mother Miss Marion Adele Bagss. niece OF
the bride. was the maid OF honor There were no
bridesmaids or nshes NJ rs fter ofst A rp Of
two or three weeks will make their home on the upper
ives. side OF the town.
Miss Marie Ash was married 10 Charles a. Bath
a. O'Clock last evening the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Ash. No 100 Lexington-ave 1t
was a small. quiet wedding About hity guests
mostly relatives were present at the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev. Or. stephen Wise. of the
cepion and dinner The brides young ssters MISS
brdesnaids a5s and there was best man The qshers
were the brides brother Maurice ASH; Ja.oo Z bdtn,
brother OF the brldegioon LOUIS Nai" anu ''e ''1'
uncle, Henry Lppman
tn. marriage Of Miss Lille Bell. the eldest daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs Richard Moore Bell. TO Charles Moul-
ton Could Of Buffalo took place at o'clock last even
,rs in Ali Saints Church Bayside. Long Island On
account of death in the family or the prlue
IA her the invitations 10 the chuich anu hose MeIe
confined 10 relatives and intimate friends Inc rev
DR. Waller. OF 81. George : NiuIN4' PS-i"---'N- 49,
marriage ceremony. which was supplemented by
recan,on and dinner served at small tables. at the
handsome country home Of Mr. and Mrs Bell Inc
bride was attended by her sister MISS hiy NJ NV VI
b9d Be- The S of ,eif cy mad as his
William Gouc his proinar ,errr me French Louis
tpd SSr. pi FWuIjam Rok and Willard Meisner. of
Buffalo Mr., and Mrs Goulp, siiei si "eS'e'" "'p'
The marriage of Miss Agnes Z. Warner 10 sea
bury c. Mastick will take place at ~" CLOCK 'rlls
afternoon at the home Of the bride pareTTS TSrace
irving ngton-on- the Hudson
the cement WAS announced YESTERDAY u
Miss Annie W. Knight the eiaest daughter OF
Ms charles Knight. OF No. 24a Vest G,li Gne hun
dre0 and, hirty -second-st; 70 -. ef,ns, "
of Nest One-hundred-and-thirty-Ni
The marriage of Miss Jennet Maitland BeiKhap'
a daughter Of the late Robert Lenox Belkhap OF
This city to Robert McAlster Lloyd, TOOK pace
a: 1:sO o'clock yesterday afternoon at Lana Emu
tie country home of the brides mother, at hunt
;-c,oo Long Island Because Of the brides family
bei1,t in mourning the ceremony ana reception
were attended only by relatives and smah NUM-
her OF the young friends of the couple Inc guests
from this city conveyed TO Huntington III
speciaI car which was attached 10 the regular II
o'clock train from Long Island City. The mar
rage ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr.
George Alexander. pastor Of the Universiy Fiace
Presbyterian Church. this city. The prlce was
given away by her brother. Waldron PhoehM
Belknap Her sister Miss Mary Remsen Belknap,
was the maid Of honor. There were neither brides
maids nor ushers The white satin ribbons form
ing the aisle through which the BRIDE her prOtuer
and the aH Q. hoN2f Ms Mabe Lewis Miss Mabel
Huntington. Miss Bertha Munde MISS EzsHeth sI;zal
Hickman and the brdegroOnS 5 sister, MISS fiizd-
beth Lloyd. Thomas Wilson Lloyd. 1r' was MS
brothers best man.
v;ss 1ro,terse Rsislev daughter OF Mrs. James
Ba,sley. of No. Jos West Observation-Disclosures
second-st will be married to Charles KNOX at
noon to-day in the Church of the Puritans, west
One-hundr cd and thirtieth-st
Saratoga. Sept 30 (SpeciaD.-W'illiam Harvey
Waterbury teller Of the Citizens National BANK
and Miss Susan Ella Narney, daughter or ex-As-
sembyman and Mrs. Lewis Narney. was married
this noon. The ceremony took place In the First
Presbyterian Church. The pastor the Rev pr
Wnlsm ppraRt SGlated ana M ,bs was First BAPTIST
Church. The newly married couple eit he,g SafrE y
this afternoon for two weeks Trip 10 we" io'A
City and Washington.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Bowers Lee. eldest
daughter OF ]. Bowers Lee. TO Ralph Clifford Miller
OF New-York. was celebrated in ST. Andrew s-Duhe
Church. Southampton yesterday at noon Inc
church was pretty decorated with WIG mowers
and maple boughs. The ushers were Horace roster
and william Hoyt. Mrs. Russell II. Hoadey'
r. presided at the organ. The brioes cos
rune was white satin. with a point iace
VEIL and she carried sver-bound p'aSei-
book Her bridesmaid her sister MisS
Marian I 90 whose dress was white tulle over blue
silk and sae carried pink and yellow roses. ! ne
ceremony was performed by the Rev. walker
Gwynne. an uncle of the bride. The bride was eS-
corted up the main aisle OF the church oy her ia'
who gave her away. At the chancel she was met by
1he bridegroom attended by mis- best man. MS
brother Dwight Miller. After the ceremony th.ie
was a wedding breakfast at HolmleA. Shnnecock'
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee 10 which ony a Ie"
intimate friends and relatives were inV'eo' -Aiio'e
IN. ,,ests AT the church were Mr.. and Mrs Salem
Il Wales Dr. and Mrs Thomas. Mrs MetcaI
Thomas General and Mrs. Barber Lieutenant ana
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