New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
WEDDINGS.

One Of the prettiest and most elaborate house
weddings OF the season was that OF MISS E'ra
Brokaw the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
V. Brokaw, to Carl Aage William Frederick Won
Fischer Hansen. formerly Of Denmark, now an
American citizen. and lawyer of this c'ty' whch
took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon al the
home OF the BRIDES parents, No. East seventy
ninth-st The marriage ceremony was performeu ny
the Rev DR.. Abbott E. Kltredge, pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. in the goio draw
ing room. which profusely decorated with "n'te
roses and lilies. AS the bridal PROCESSION WHOM
formed In the library on the second noor passed
down the marble staircase and across the DrOaa
hall to the drawing ROOM the quartet OF Dr' Nit
tredges church sang the nuptial music from
"Iohengr.n." After the benedction, ~ Ferlec'
Love-" sung TO organ accompaniment, i"e
floral establishment of the hallway, the dining
room and MUSHROOM was most elaborate ana con,
sisted mainly OF white and pink spring mowers anu
growing palms. The bride. pretty brunette was
escorted into the draw.ng-r room anG s,vehh sr lh
BY her father She attired in simple put rS Sn
eorsage "a trimmed with VaIenciennes lace. Her vel!
s s5 snI sO wa: wore no sw wl:n Her 5ouaa
white orchids and liies OF the valley M,ss Town
Of pink satin combned with mSg.sesn ier ne sIls
IKE hs Ms. Y sns. Edps aa
Lucy fnman, wore a short veil Of white tuiie;
%ss 4Ssan M,, waters ea4sa
pink swee, peas. while the bridesmaids, Who" nioS
sSnsne es OF Th pn and white
bridegroom had as his best man his uncle and
sas.d SasrsH 1 En-" sss
scarfpIns from the bridegroom were tne , nL,av
jS JOHN 0F Sona COUSIN Of the BRIDE Robert pr.eo
Buchanan Houston Arthur Little d. rSe cere
ana E. wa: oCwed o. BY large reception Among
the guests the Baroness Danerup, OF D Sfr
the psnH 1s M and q. William
Mr.. and Mrs George Gould Mr.: ana Mrs Hon
maS orss s shs s MTs G John sHf ana
John H. Inman, General and Mrs McApin, Mt. anu an,
NF Mr s 1S0 Mrs MI fnS
General and Mrs Christensen La Mps H err ai
Gilbert, Judge and Mrs Rufus 3. Cowng. Pr, essor
and Mrs Chase. DIT: and Mrs D. Hunser mcHpWy''
Professor ana Mrs Hers Srs n.ep aJ Little Sir and
Mrs William Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. Georse ~; M n
Apln M and Mrs. Charles McApln IA Nm NJ and
@. Amundsen. the Danish Vice-Cohsu' anu ''' "''
the bridal gf,s which were sos pearls
and crescent PIN of diamonds pTesan, s sna his
brdesroGms father Mr Sornamna today
to pass the summer In Denmark and IN Ua'e' vi
the Continent.
The marriage Of Miss Ruby Patterson 10 Dr.
James p Cleaver took place quietly at S:so O'CLOCK
las, evening at the home Of the brides pacen's 'i'
and Mrs George T. Patterson. NO. 10 vest oe'e'i.y
thrdst The Rev g. Delaney Townsend OF All
Angels Church, per1OEIncu tio sA~-''No~
which was not followed by a reception. the oriue'
who was given away by her father. wore gown
| ., white satin and a veil Of tue. Miss Ethe rat
,srson who was her sisters maid OF honor was IA A.
tired in s0whb 81 wns Mss Alice Ksang and
Miss viola Patterson also sister q the nI;ae wtb
psFsd Il na .as N wn Dr. Robinson Of
Phadeiphia attended DR. Ceawsr as p sH,ander
me usmei9 cnnsin Of the bride. DR.: and Mrs;
csSver will sail for the South on saturday anu WI"
| make their home IN Austih' lea
| r, u,eddinx OF Miss Marie Antcinette Byrne 10
W,Ibur Num- OF East orange. y. j. was quietly
celebrated at o'clock last evening al the "o.''e "a
| tho brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward p' m
| No l15 East Sixty-second-st. only relatives anu
u n,,-oher n, intimate friends were Invited to
| y,,,ess the ceremony which was performed ID! INC
| pov Dr Henshaw the assistant minister at All
| souls' Church The brides gown was OF WINS
| satin with trimming OF duchess lace ana eh'ho"
TIL, vel, Of duchess lace was caught up with orahe
blossoms She carried a bouquet Of white roses ana
| lilies OF the valley. Miss Mary Park OF hngie"ooi
y ! wearing a COVE OF white organde over "hlte
| silk was the maid Of honor. The bridesmaids VINO
wore cos tunes OF white mousseine dc Sole Uiih''su
with green sat ribbons. were the two sisters OF Ve
bridegroom Miss Alice Mum and MISC fhocoe
Nuun OF East Orange. Walter Mum was his DrotA-
ara hest man. and Horatio S. Byrne. brother ol me
bride and C. f. Wh!temore. Of East Urange servs ,,
AS ushprs A small reception ioho"eu inv 'e''"0"''
. laraa and fashionable wedding took pace IN
Grace Episcopal Church, Nyack. yesterday AFTER
noon The brdesroc:.i was George l.. chapman sol
Of C. a Chapman president OF the Nyach Na'''ia'
Rank. and the bride Miss Augusta Bradley daugh-
Tor a, r. Bradley. the whitehead manufacturer.
The ceremony was performed at oc.ock BY the
Rev Franklin Rabbit. rector OF Grace Cnurcn as
sisted by the Hey H. r w. he @hi,rcS was trimmed
Win palms The bride wore white ddchesse SATIN en-
! train and a veil Of tulle fastened with DIAMOND
ornar,ent The bridesmaids were Miss Lorimer, VI IS
Hrowncn Miss sawyer and Miss s12man so. MISE 81
May Bradley maid OF honor and two nieees 81
Inc bride were flower girls. George l.. LOOMS OF
summtve n j. was best man me u NsIGy | and
4 + + cornell Cornell x wedding dinner by Deimonieo
followed and the newly married couple leit 'he Guy
on an extended wedding journey
Several hundred guests assembled al Cliff Crest
Sea Clln. the summer home OF Commodore Theodore
W sheridan of Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. at
tho marriage OF Miss Anna Louise Sheridan 10 lie
Grand L. Clarke. OF Summit. y. j. The ceremony
US performed by the Rev. Mr.. Phillips. of New
Haven. assisted by the Rev. Herbert Welch. OF
BROOKLYN The bride and her father passed through
aisles Of white ribbon. supported by pillars OF pink
roses 10 the parlor The alcove where the service
was performed. draped with snilax and pink
roses The window was outlined with laure. wreaths
banked with pink roses ana maidenhair. o, me me
| dining rooms on the staircase and the spacious
porch The bride wore white iuchesse satin. with
| long train, trimmed with duchesse lace and pearl
! embroidery. She diamond ornaments. pre-
sened by the bridegroom. and long veil !9oped NTH
orange blossoms. The maid OF honor was Miss Olive
Sheridan the brides only sister. The bridesma Ids
were Mas Gertrude Clarke. OF Summit; Mics Grace
Sheridan. OF East Orange; Mas Edith OTIS, Mss
Bcrtha Snyder and Miss Evelyn Cary. Of Brooklyn.
| Fernando w. Benner. Of Brooklyn. was best man.
The ushers were irving Clarke. OF summit; George
! Roynton and Frank Sageman, OF New-York: Harris
| Allen and Frederick Snyder. of Brooklyn Lander 5
orchestra Played behind screen OF palms in the re-
| ception- room The brides father gave her deed
to the house at No. 33S Latayette-ave., Brooklyn.
Most OF The guests the Brooklyn friends OF the
family. All the prominent members OF theseawan-
! haka Yacht Club. OF which Mr. Sheridan Is comnlo-
dore and the bridegroom Ia active member, were