New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

one-hundred- thirty -frs-st The Rev. Dr. Ken
ulg' pastor of the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
,nurch Will perform the ceremony which will be
ioio"ed by reception. Miss Compton will be at
tended by four bridesmaids. Miss May Compton.
MISS Grace Hasbrouck Miss Mary Walker and the
prdegrooms sister Miss Georgia Northrop Harry
James will be Mr. Northrop's best man and A.
wellington Virgins Elihu Adams and Charles =.
his farewell bachelor dinner at the Waldorf on Mon
o,Sr Gay evening preceding the wedding. On the same
evening Miss Minnie Donaldson. the only daugh-
married ri Hr r. ahh .l Mrs Anson ponadson Will oe
her parents No. is Vest seventy al nf Is The be-
S rev nr Charles II Eaton, pastor Of the Church Of
lhe DIVINE Paternity. will be the officiating clergy
man. large reception will follow the ceremony
The marriage of Miss Estelle Berlinor daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berlner. to Joseph Nathan
Will take place at : o'clock Tuesday evening.
October 20, at the Tuxedo, Madson-ave and Fifty
ninth-st Only the members OF the two families
ana few of the intimate friends of the bride and
bridegroom will be present at the ceremony. which
will be performed by the Rev. DR.. stephen Wise. OF
the Temple Bnai Jeshurun Miss Lille Berner.
a sister of the bride. wearing gown OF saffron
colored silk and mousselne de sole will be the maid
of honor The flower girls. in pretty dresses OF
pink mousscline de sole and poke bonnets TO corre
spOnd. will be the bridegroom's sisters. Miss Lillian
Nathan and Miss Nettie Nathan. and Miss Celia
Nightingale. niece of the bridegroom. whose best
ushers will be William Roscnsten. John Nathan.
Ma ne Who S Be svsn fna b. hs4 MsT M
wear gown Of white satin TT trimmcd yi,h duchesse
blossoms. There will be a small reception after the
ceremony.
II is announced that the marriage Of Miss Minnie
Augusta Moorhousc. the only daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs stephen Moorhouse. TO Albert Robert Moore,
OF Brooklyn will take place at $50 o'clock on Tues
day evening. October q. at the home OF the brides
parp M East eixf fh-ef As he
of the bride is In deep mourning only the rela-
tives and small number OF intimate friends or the
couple will be bdden the ceremony. which will be
performed by the Rev Or. Charles l. Thompson.
pastor Of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
and the reception which follows IL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore. after they return from their honeymoon
trip will make their home at No. % Fisk Place.
Brooklyn The marriage Of Miss Sadie Gregory
Judd. the youngest daughter of Mrs. Jane q. Judd
TO Herbert Dean Lounsbury, will be celebrated at
on Wednesday. November at the home Of
the brides mother No lS2 East Nineteenth-st. Tho
marriage ceremony will be performed by Chancellor
Day. of the Syracuse University and II VIII be foi,
lowed by small reception. Miss Laura Judd VIII
be her sisters only attendant Oscar 9. Rsch will
he Mr. Lounsbury's best man. There Will be no
ushers
large wedding mex. month will be that Of Miss
Edythe Earle the only daughter OF Mrs c. Noble
Earle. 10 Coone, Rober, Townsend. Assistant
District Attorney of this county. and son OF the
late Solomon Townsend. of this city which will he
celebrated at o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
November II. In 81. Thomass Church. Fifth-Tvc.
and Fifty-third-st. The Rev. DR. John Wesley
Brown the rector Of the church will be the Of
hciating clergyman. Miss Earle Will be given away
by her brother; Noble Earle. He cousin Miss
Townsend a cousin Of the bridegroom Miss Helen
Sterrett OF Paterson. y. j.. and Mss Rose out
Townsends best mar Will be George Gordon Battle.
also. an Assistant Distrct-Attorne~ Among The
Maurice Townsend. John Gwvnne and Henry
Davis. large reception will follow the ceremony
TIE marriag, Of Miss Aida Matthew Budd.
daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Budd OF Middle
town y Y. 20 Aberi Wilbur Van Tassell OF King
stor will take place At $50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon the brides home In Middletcwr Mr. ana
Mr. James A. Hopper. OF Fishk on-the-H Hudson.
have issued Invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter Miss Eva 9. Hopper 10 Charles J Stone.
OF Newburg. The ceremony viii be- performed IN
O'clock on Wednesday, evening October Il Mi.
Eleanor Alling Palmer daughier Of Mr. ,l9t AiGfri
e Ernes' ! Morean. In Chrs, Church 1r,nge, Oh
wednesday next Mr. and Mrs Charles g SUDAN ,ta,1
have issued nvitationH for the marriage c, tn.ir
daughter Mss Freder,ka - pa,,s suyd9m 70 rd3, Ha
in 81 johns Church. Elizabeth y J.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Jesaie Mum
Olcott daughter OF Colonel and Mrs Georgr =
Olcott OF East Orange y J.. 10 Herbert Alexander
Walker Miss Annie Waite knight. the eldest daush-
Ter of Mrs Charles Knight. OF No 2H West one
hundred-and hirty second-s,i has anhognfra % n,r
The narrage Of Miss knights sister. Miss Nab
Harrie,tc Knight, 10 Alexandtr Hamilton PHILLIP.
al the home OF her mother
Miss Marion Whitley daughter OF Mr.. and Mr..
lanes Whitley Of No ~ West Seventy -nfth-st Will
be married TO Christopher NJ. Greer on Thmrsdny.
January "A. 1897, in 81 Thomas's chnrch rhs en-
gagement Of Miss Whtely TO Mr Greer WAS an
nounced several months ago
one OF the quetest weddings last week was that
OF Miss Mari Wainwright, Bradley daughter Of the
late Jotn \ Bradley 10 Burren Hoffman. son OF
the late Judge Murray Hoffman, which was ceie-
brated on Wednesdtg afternoon in the Church OF
To many OF the friends OF the bride and bridegroom,
the news OF the marriage Was a complete sufprise
cert mony. and ATTENDED the small reception, which
followed it at the home Of the bride NO. " VII, ,,
sister away There were neither bridesmaidS nor
maG q bea nGn9r mnn and William urdy and Murray
Hoffman Strong served az usher-
Tho weddin. of Miss Jennet Maitland Belknap
~ Robert McAnlsicr Lloyd which celebrated or
Wednesday afternoon last at Lands End the coun-
try home OF the brides mother Mrs Rober; lenox
Eelknap AT Huntington Long Island was attended
by the most perfect weather bright. warm sunshine
flooding the rooms Of Mrs. Belknap's handsome
homo Although comparatively small. IL was the
eavcst wedding OF the week, the brides young
friends turning out in goodly numbers MISS Bel
knap was an unusually handsome bride. ana Ger
tainlv looked the picture Of happiness in her hand
come gown OF vhitc silk. the vast and skirt OF
which were trimmed with point lace. Her vei also
of pont lace was held up with orange blossoms
Her only attendant was her sister MISS MARY
fcmsen Beiknap. VINO was attrcd In remark ] i
nic,,iresnue costume Of white SILK, trimmed win
pgr.en ribbons The ceremony. which was performed
S,, ,ba pay George Alexander. pastor OF the nj
vorsi,y place Presbyterian Church was foH0wed by
| A breakfast. Late In the after oon Mr. ana MT, MT,
Iovd the latter in A pretty costume OF dark blue
cloth. sailed away from, Huntington In steam ,n
l.nnc, amid a shower Of rice, slippers. cheers ana
cood wishes of their friends. The tiny craft with
ssbe tanpv couple steamed across Huntington Bay
~ Hnsiar Rav Mhcrc MIR. LLOYD and bis bride