New-York tribune., 1896-01-15
WEDDINGSPAST ANDTOCOME

Miss Mary Herman, the only daughter of the
late Lawrence d. Herman, was married to Percy
Winslow Sherman of William Winslow sher-
man, president of the Bank OF Commerce, at noon
yesterday. The marriage performed in one
Of the private parlors of the Windsor Hotel by
Archbishop Corrigan. assisted by his secretary. the
Rev. James n. Connolly and Chaplain Parks of the
United States Navy. Just twenty-five persons were
present at the ceremony and the breakfast which
followed; Most OF them were relatives of the bride
satin trimmed with point applique lace. There were
neither bridesmaids maid of honor, nor ushers.
The marriage OF Miss Louie Alice Bennett daugh-
ter of Henry Bennett OF Melbourne, Australia to
Kenyon W Mason a member of the London Stock
Exchange. was celebrated at II o'clock yesterday
morning the archepscopal residence adjoining
ST. Patrck's Cathedral, in Madison-ave Arch
bishop Corrgan. assisted by the Rev. James n. Con-
molly. his secretary. performed the marriage cere-
mony in the large drawing-room. in the presence
Of T. Adamowski who attended Mr. Mason
best man; Miss Mitchell. sister of Nine. Melba. who
the brides maid of honor; Thomas H. Kelly,
Ernest Mitchell brother of Nine Melba and
Nine Melha. The bride. who is young English
woman. has been Nine. Me.ba's companion for sew
eral seasons. Her bridal robe was of white satin.
trimmed with point lace. and her vel. was of tul:c.
yoke Of the bodice being outlined with turquoise
wore large hat OF black velvet. trimmed with
several large pumes. Immediately after the cere-
mony breakfast was given by Nine. Melba at
the Hotel Savoy The meal was served in the En-
pre BANQUET hall. the guests being seated at
plants and flowers. illuminated with tiny electric
lights Besides the bride and bridegroom and the
members of the bridal party. there were present Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Mr. and Mrs: Reginald DE
Mr and Mrs; Henry Z. Abbey. NJ. and Nine sa-
Vile Nile. Carlotta Des Nignes, Mr; and MrS,
AncoDa and Sgnor Bevgnan The bride received
many handsome and costly gifts Nine. Meba
and Mrs Cirau a silver coffee service. Mr. and
Mrs. Mason will sail for England to-day on the
steamship Par.s
\ pretty wedding celebrated at o'clock ast
evening in the Church OF the Holy Trinity. LenoX-
ave and One-hundrtd td-and- -twenty-second-st The
bride was Miss Alice Eleanor Sherry. the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Francis Marion Sherry,
and the bridegroom William Alexander Burrows.
Of Paterson. y. J. The Rev DIR. Charles De Witt
Bridgman the rector of the churchs oficiated. The
bride wore gown of white satin with trimmings
S' %S crs1se bSssOm Miss Eva Rabaud Was the
maid of honor The brdesmaids d; were M Mss sad, Sadie
of Brookyn: Miss Gabrielle Rabaud and Miss Ade-
line Thatcher. Frank Sherry, the brides brother
sion, y. Y; Guirien Pellet, of Paterson, y. j.;
Frederic r. Hrsh and William G. Paret of this
riage ceremony reception was held at the home
OF the brides parents. No liS West One-hundred-
and-iwenty y-eghth-st.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Conyngham. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Conyngham, of New
Brighton. staten Island. to John Marsh, Of Morris
noon Christ's Church, NewBrghton Staten ISL
and
London Jan. li-Dudley Charles Fitzgerald de
Ros twenty ty-frst Baron de Ros and premier baron
Of spain. married in London This afternoon to
Sir William Henry Mahon. Bart. OF Castegar.
Ahascragh. County Galway Ireland.