New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

The marriage of Miss Anna J. Steward. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs d. Jackson Steward. to Lowell
Lincoln jr. took place at o'clock yesterday after
| noon in the South Church. Madison-ave. and Thir-
ty-eighth-st. The bride. who escorted to the
chance and given away by her brother-in-law.
Drayton Burrill. a gown of white satin
trimmed with point and veil Of point lace,
which was held up by orange blossoms The brides
maids were Miss LILY King and Miss Daisy Hamil-
ton. The bridegroom's brother. Ezra Lincoln. was
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Miss Caroline OConnor married to Harry
Van Ast Brewer. Of John Van Alst Brewer.
yesterday afternoon at the home Of her father
William r. OConnor, No. East Twelfh-st. The
dra wing room. where the ceremony was performed
by the Auxiliary Bishop OF New-York John NJ Far
ley. handsomely decorated with white roses
lilies of the valley and palms. The bride. a very
pretty blon1e. wore gown of white satin draped
with chiffon. the corsage sparingly trimmed with
point lace. The veil of point applique lace was
confined 10 the coiffure by several pearl pins The
bridesmaids were the brdegroom's two sisters Miss
brides sisters, Miss Agnes OConnor and Miss
valeria O,Connor. Mr.. Brewers best man was his
brother John Asbury Brewer. The ushers were
Captain Francis II; Harde. Of the United States
Army: Nathaniel Briggs Day Seth sprague and
The breakfast which followed was small one
The wedding of Miss j. L. Mathilde Gosser to
Robert r. l.. Lewis brother Of Mrs. E. A. Ste
vens of Castle Point. Hoboken. n. j.. cele-
brated at yesterday at the home Of the brides
father. G. H. Gossler. No. West sixty-ninth-st. 1t
a rather small wedding. only the relatives and
personal friends Of the young couple being present
at the ceremony. which was performed by the Rev.
DR. John Wesley Brown. rector OF ST. Thomass
Protestant Episcopal Church. and followed by
q reception and breakfast The bride. who
given away by her father. wore gown Of white
satin the trimming being Of point lace her veil was
oi tulle Her only attendant was her sister Miss
the late George Washington Lewis Of Berryville.
Va had as his best man his brother. William T.
Lewis. The usher were cousins of the bridegroom.
Edwin A. ;. Lewis. of Hoboken. and john Maury
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. when they return from their
wedding trip. will make their homo with the brides
father
Miss Eugenia Viola Hill was married to Walter
lockwood Fe..ris at o'clock last evening In the
West Presbyterian Church. Forty second-st., oppo-
site Bryant Park The marriage ceremony was
performed by the pastor. the Rev. DIR. Anthony II.
Evans. who assisted by the Rev. Joseph r.
Kerr. pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The bride who attired In gown of white satin
and a veil OF tue. was attended by her cousin. Miss
Elizabeth Stevenson. as maid Of honor The brides
maids were Miss Mabel Robinson. Miss Iee I.aren-
ter. Miss Belle Ferris Frank A. Ferris jr brother
q thr bridGsr was best man The Yshsrs were
King Grier. Alfred r. Dietrich. a cousin Of tn
bride: Du B9is $ Morris and Erving Yale Woolley.
home of the bride No lsl West Seventy-eighth-st
The marriage OF Miss Julia A. Relay. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham s. Relay to John A. Wilbur
took place at $50 o'clock last evening in Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. One-Lundred-and-
.ighte, nth-st. near Third-ave The ceremony
pc. formed by the Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst
pa Of the Madison Square Prcsby terian Church.
assisted by the pastor of the church the Rev. DR.
James Montgomery The bride. who In a gown
Of white satin attended by MissiEdith Combes.
as maid Of honor and Miss Jennie Wines. her
oousn. and Miss Sarah Relay her sister as brides
maids Frank schwab was best man. The ushers
lam A. Little. Robert Grey and Charles G. Watkins.
The RECEPTION Was held At the 20 home ONE q the brides
n and-dfteenth-st Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur will spend
their honeymoon at at Niagara MAJ Falls and Ptsburg
'A East One-hundred- -eighteenth-st.
The marriage of Miss Helen NJ Hyde daughter OF |
Mr. and Mrs. Albert c. Hyde. 10 Charles A. Valentine
Nll take place at i:So O'Clock this afternoon in the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest Fifh-ave. and Forty |
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large and fashionable church wedding to-day will |
ne that of Miss Edith Sands. daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Philip j. Sands. to Robert Dun Graham. which
ion Madlson-ave. and Thirty-hfth-st.
St. Francis Xavier's Church, in West Sxteenth-st.
Will at lO3O o'clock this morning be the scene Of the
marriage OF Miss Clare Mary O'Gorman daughter OF
Mrs. Richard O'Gorman TO Edmond L. knoeder
The marriage OF Miss Susan Ruth Gaynor. daugh-
or Of the late Thomas 8. Gaynor OF Albany, 10 Dr.
Iohn J. Ougley will occur al 7:3o o'clock this even
ng AZ the home OF the brides sister. Mrs Edward f.
icCall No. 2ls West ne-hundred-and-thr'y-sixth
L.
The wedding OF Miss Mamie Levy to DR.. William
. Rodgers was celebrated a; 8 o'clock yesterday
f,ernoon at the home OF the brides parents. Mr.
nd Mrs Jacob Levy. No. SIC Lexington-ave. The
}cv DR. Stephen H. Wise. OF the Temple B'nai
.shurun performed the~narriagc ceremony. The
rides gown was Of white satin. and her veil was OF
uIe. Miss Rene Alexander the brides cousin. was
he flower GIRL and Miss Jennie Levine and Miss
lille Rodgers. sister of the bridegroom. were the
There no best man. The ushers
we're the brides brothers Louis Levy and Lester
.eyy: / s. Kals. Mark Rosenthal and DR.. G. G.
'ischowtz A reception and dinner followed the
eremony. DR.. and Mrs Rodgers Will sail for Europe
o-day on the steamship ST. Louis. They will pass
no winter In Berlin. where DR.. Rodgers will take
pecial course IN medicine.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Garland gave an elaborate
inner party at their home. No. go Madison-avs.,
,st night In honor Of their daughter. Miss Louise
arland. and her fiance Robert f. Emmett. whose
marriage occurs at the home Of Miss Garlands
aren.s at noon to-day. The drawing room and