New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
WEDDINGS.

The wedding Of Miss Ella L. Ottmann' daughter
of rho latn Jacob Ottmann. to Bernard setter TOOK
nlaca AZ noon Yesterday In Grace church. Broad""Y
and feminist The Rev. Or Wlllam H. h""t"N
ron the rector was the officiating clergyman. Many
~ the prominen. German families OF the cry were
ra,reeen,ad at the wedding. The chancel was
banked with lilies and tall growing plants. WINE
,bo cbancel railing and about ha.f Of the pews IN
-, ,rl5ds aisle were ornamened with large nunch"s
=, the lilies Tho arrangements Of the "e'H'hs
were somewhat out of tho Ordinary 40 W. =.
hers Of the vested choir sang the hymn INV
That Rreathcd O'er Eden the hridesmai'S anu
usbers came through the vestry-room ana down 'he
,-,o g. roes, tho bride The bridesmaids were MISS
Xr,oc Nf,ss Hess Hennes. Miss Emma KoH anu
N,ss Frieda Ottmann cousins OF the Df'ce' Inc i'n'
~ honor Miss Helen VI. Ottmann cous'" ~
bride walked behind the bridesmaids Inc III
maids and ushers stood aside, forming douoio ""'
70 allow the bride and her grandfather John be'ze''
70 mass through to the chanceL The bripe gov"
noe y, ,vhi,e satin brocade. made with fuI Tram
bigh neck and puffed sleeves. trimmed win pun.
lace The only jewei worn was pear an. 80
ornament Her veil was Of tu.Ie am h.r ''' ~
IN. a cluster OF orange blossoms. Inc D''"'e
With his best man. Henry Dunkak' a'V""'''
,., ~. hrde the chorlstcrs singing the nup,ai
ohor,s fran "Lohengrln." The ushers were inv
brides TWO cousins John roll and Niii'ani ','-
mann. + A. Duneka and Bernard |AI"' ~ W.
bridal party left the church the cho'. 49,, ,@
the nuptial chorus from "Lohcnerih D. VI i''''
stein presided AT the organ lmin'1"''''' 1''''
ceremony the bridal party was driven 10 '''
Hotel where an elaborate breakfast ""s s.n.-
n e.onn, Of the recent death q the hrIeS ld'"''
only relatives and very small number oil '"''''"''
friends were invited 20 the breakfast,
Some Of the guests We're Heofs" Eh'''' W "
VI sdoInh s.bwarznann. Alr ana Mrs bernhard
J,e,,ocke u 5 Hammond. Mr.. ana MIS-. '""''' .
O.troann. Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Walter Mr' a''
u, ro.enh Ucslorfer John Reizer Mr. ana MIS-
Joseph Keppe- John Hesiorfcr. Mr.. ana ME- -
NJ. Burghard. Mr. and Mrs. +. a. Bloom MIS- " ~
lam Otimann Mr. and Mrs william hoiiihaHi' VI -
ors Mrs Albert Pryibn. Mr.. and Mrs Henry set
z.r Mr. and Mrs Henry Setter. IT,, MI ana MIs'
George Roll, Albert Wagner j. L. Troni"'' D. f.
pclgb, = A GulI T. f. Kinds John Hoge LOUIS
G Raegener David VI. Reed, Mr.. ana Mrs. Ihe''o''
Miller. Mr. ana Mrs +. Miller. Mr.. ana Mrs "eoise
r Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles a. Miller, l'r' ana
Mrs sondern Or. August Krehbie!. George D. h'ii,
NJ and Mrs bernhard Hester l.. Cruslus. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Iden Nv and Mrs. Charles ldcn, MT
and Mrs Theodore Roll. Mr.. and Mrs 'hlrlcs
C.auson Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Zahn, Mr. ana Mra a
Micoino Paul Micolino Robert Micolino; Colonel
iieft and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ottmann NJ seer
and his bride viii pass the honeymoon IN Cdhaud'
Miss Rose Gertrude Smith daughter OF Denis
Smith was married TO Henry J. Kelly at ii O'Clock
yesterday morning In the Church % 81 vincent
Ferrer Lexington-ave. and Sixy-ffth-st. Father
marrIage ceremony. which was followed by a
seated breakfast served by Mazzeiti at thc nome OF
Mr. Smith No 1871 East Sxty-hfth-st. The bride
who wore a gown OF white brocahed satin WIN
trimmings Of point lace ana ysii o, auchrsS sm,,
her sisters maid Of honor. There were ho
bridesmaids. Thomas =. Peppard was best man.
pretty wedding accompanied by some excellent
choral music by the choir Of Calvary Chapel. was
celebrated at $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. at
the home Of Edward Wills NO %l5 East Twenty
thlrl-st The bride Mr. Williss daughter. MISS
Alice A. Wills. and the Bridegroom John II. A. San
SON. president OF the Samson Pearl Works. and or
ganist and choirma ster OF Calvary Chapel in East
twenty hird-st. The Rev W Stanley Emery OF
the chanel assisted by tho Rev Robert Rogers. OF
| brooklyn, were the officiating clergymen The
brides gown was OF ivory-white satin. trimmed with
Aucbesse lace and her veil Of tulle. Miss Ida
willis her sister was her only attendant. Or. George
p Wills was Mr.. Sanson's best man. and another
sepynS AZ ushers small reception followed tho
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. samson VINO VIII pass me
summer I'm Maine. will make their home In the fail
at No. ss East Twenty-frst-st
Albert p. Hodges the Staten Island chess player
and Miss Laura Ir-ne Robinson daughter Of Win
| SOW Robinson Of Staplcton. staten Island wer,
married last evening in the First Prcsbyteriar
| Church. Siapleton, number OF ches. players FRO"
the metropolitan district were present.
Wilkesbarre. Penn. June 2l-I,urr G. Miller. sor
OF ex-United States Senator Warner Miller Of New
York was united In marriage AT noon to-day In The
First Presbyterian Church to Miss Helen Reynolds
daughter Of Colonel @. Murray Reynolds, OF MS
! city Dr. Hodge the officiating clergyman. MAJ
Miller OF New York. best man. and the brides
maids Miss Robinson and Miss Buckley, Of
! Hartford, Corn.
Washington June 24-The wedding Of Miss Bessie
German. daughter Of Senator German. to Wilton j
Lambert took place O. clock tonight at the home
OF the Senator and Mrs. German. The Rev Father
Richards s. j.. president OF Georgetown College
was the officiating clergyman. and L. T. Little sor
OF Judge Little. OF Louisville. Ky, college fren,
OF Mr.. Lambert was best man The ceremony wa
attended by relatives and personal friends or M
respective families only. no formal invitations to th'
ceremony having been Issued.
EOREET EIRES " COLORADO.