New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
uFDDINGS PASTANDT OCOME

...oh filled with guests, anu tHerecePeioH WHICH
m,.ed a, the home of the brides parents was /
lo"o" r. largely attended The marriage ceremony
' sorred bv the Rev. Dr. David II. Greer the r
Va, ~ the church. assisted by the brides COUSIN" /
pev Chauncey Il. Brewster, OF Grace Church !
.',.,,ha Heights Brooklyn The brides gown was
Of wnSs 30 nont lace was fastened with coronct Of
orange blossom she carried ,o & NJ
s sspk Brewster Fitch Of Newayen GSnn and 59e
des%aais W cnr Mss Miss Madeleine Dinsmcre and
NJ linda Siehbins. OF CazenoVia, cousin OF me
bride Nj Jsnnngs os man was Wa baes bTotSer
c sner, r brewster Walter r. Chambers. Guy
iWo5dward Haven.
,so marriage of Miss Loua Amelia Bischoff. the
,v daughter OF Justice Henry Bischoff jr. of the
s,nreme Court. to James Shelton Meng. son OF the
80 Irare ! s Meng of Vidalia La. was quietly
s,rated al noon yesterday at the home OF the
.,ae.s paren;s No. 10 West Ninety-sxth-st. On
.ccount OF the illness of the brides paternai grand
80 he wedding was small and quiet one. only
L,,ivss and personal friends of the family being
,resen; at the ceremony which was performed by the
o.. Richard Golden OF 81. Marks Protestant Epls-
wal Church. feminist. and Second-ave. The bride /
ho wore a travelling costume Of brown cioth ana
s,ve, with a small toque 10 correspond, was I'M
.,,an1.a by either bridesmaids maid of honor
~rers was no best usher After the MARRIAGE
ceremony there was breakfast among the guests
prssen, Nj and MIs FERDINAND y2n G Wia
M Slh sna Mr.. and Mrs. George Hasbrouck NJ and
Mrs CSaT1s I hniSn Seaman nG Robert F. Noble
snj Mrs oscar Vnz Nh and Mrs George ba, Wrn
4 Ms :" Edward GodIne, Nj. and Mrs Philip Mohun
M Misses Chaurani Frank NJ. Lawrence and Victor
Men OF vidaa. La. brother of the ordegrq }ni
W Wh9 IN this city Mr. and Mrs. Meng: after their
r-sirg trip. will make their home IN west Ninety
ffh-s..
Miss Lucy Cary Morse. daughter of Professor
Noses Morse of No III West Seventy-third-st'
was married to George Wales of Boston. Mass.
o, o'clock last evening. in the LenoX Unitarian
church Harlem. The marriage ceremony. when 4
was performed by the pastor OF the church. the /
pev Merle ST. CroiX Wright. attended by
,a,a,yes and personal friends only. and there was
no reception afterward. There was an absence OF
bridesmaids and maid of honor. Mt Wales 92y Ya
nsiS we're Edward Lee Young. Or; Morrison
Hutchinson and James G. Wentz OF this cry Dr
BENJAMIN Sharpe. of Philadelphia; pr SaitoI9 -.
PERI Of Ncw-Jersey. and Hazen Morse of New
Rochelle
In the Second Collegiate Reformed Church, Len |
ox-ave and One-hundred al d-twenty -third-st Miss
Evelyn Maude Belts daughter of Mr.. ana MIS-
Clarence Foran Belts. was married TO 'nh'oh
Roach James of Brooklyn at $50 O'Clock last
evening The marriage ceremony was performed
by the pastor Of the church. the Rev. Dr. William
j. Harsha. and followed by a reception at the !
home Of the brides parents No. As East One-hun-
dred-a nd twenty -fourth-st. The brides gown was
OF white brocaded MORE trimmed with point lace !
and her veil OF tule was fastened with orange |
blossoms. Her only ornament was broocn o. ora
monds. gift from the brdegroom Nix Matte
McNann. Miss Margaret Hover and Miss Flor
e en- @f lynch The hest man was the brideercoms
brother. J. Frank James jr. The ushers wers Will
George Roach. an uncle Of the bridegroom; Ed
ward Wagner and cousin Of the bride Mi Jam
their wedding trip. will make their home at NO
% Eighth-ave.. brooklyn
The marriage Of Miss Fannie Taller. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward n. Taller. TO sydney j.
Smith. will take place this afternoon In Grace
Church. The ceremony will he performed by Bishop
Rev pr William r. Huntington and the Rev |
Percy s Grant rector Of the Church OF the Ascen
sion. There will he choral service and after the
ceremony reception AT the home OF MT and Mrs |
Taller no Seu s ncnd,np any
pieces Of jewelry and silver
Miss Elsa Reigeman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs |
Adoph Riegeman will be married to Louis A. |
Strauss Of Ann Arbor, Mich. this evening in Del |
monico's.
The marriage of Miss Amelia l.. Thorn Of Buffalo, |
10 Charles Van Bergen. Of New-York was cele- |
brated at ST Pauls Church. Buffalo last Tuesday |
Miss Thorn is daughter Of Frank S. Thorn. OF /
Buffalo. and Mr.. Van Bergen is Of A. Van |
Bergen Of Paris well known N New-York society |
circles The wedding took place at with the
full vested service Of the Episcopal Church There |
two bridesmaids. Miss Georgia Thorn, sister |
the bridegroom. The best man was " a Taylor |
Of NewYork: The ushers were l. X TAYLOR o,
New York: Frederick Smart. OF Flushing, Long |
Island. and George Wharton. OF Plainheld \; j. |
Breakfast was given at the house al which about |
fifty members and intimate friends OF the TWO ram
lilies We're present.
London. Dec l6-Captain q. NJ. kirkpatrick. son
Of G. A. Kirkpatrick. Lieutenant-Governor OF On. |
tario was married in St. Peters Church IN this |
city this morning to Miss Mamie Dennistown |
daughter OF the late J. F. Dennistown. q. C.. OF |
Peterborough. Ontario. The ceremony was per- |
formed by Canon A. F. Kirkpatrick The service |
vas full choral The bride wore dress Of white |
SONS The groomsman was Captain George Gait |
wright OF Kingston ontario The 6Tae inO' dnr
the guests were Sir Donald A. smith Danadian |
P Psn aDd We j Mackenzie and Wife ana
Hsl Dennlstown. The brides travelling dress was
Of fawn-colored cloth. trimmed with blue Ne'e''
Saratoga Dec 16-The marriage OF Miss Georgi- !
ana only daughter OF Genera! Winsor Il. French |
Of Saratoga Springs. to John Andrews Harris Jr |
Of Philadelphia is announced to take place on
Wednesday December 80 in Bethesda Episcopal |
bany will offlcate. assisted BY the rev ri Jon
Andrews Harris rector OF 81. Pauls Episcopal
Church Philadelphia father Of the bridegroom
MSS SMITHS EXCELLENT LECTURES END
Miss Hannah Smith gave the last OF her course
Of Wednesday morning lectures on the History Oh
Music" yesterday. at the home OF her sister MIS-.
j. F. DAILY. No 10 East Sixty-second-st. There was
q larger attendance than could have been expected
considering the blizzard through which MISS
Smiths hearers had to make their way. and those
Who attended It repaid by hearing lecture
which was In many respects the most Interesting
the series
The especial subject which. as representative OF
the highest modern musical development had been
chosen 10 conclude the course was THE Orches-
ira" Miss Smith began by giving detailed ac-
count OF the origin and early forms or the many |