New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
It was decided to hold public meetings In the wlne
In order to interest the people at large. general
meeting is to be held this afternoon at O'Clock u
the directors room OF the Academy.
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

The wedding Of Miss Ethel Hartshorne. daughter
Of Mrs. James NJ. Hartshorne. to Arnold Wood was
celebrated at noon yesterday, at the home VI the
brides mother. No. 200 Madison-ave. The Rev. DR..
d. Parker Morgan officated at the ceremony. which
was performed in the drawing room. where there
was handsome decoration OF pink chrysanthe-
maids or maid Of honor She was given away by her
mother mother Mr. Woods best man was his brother.
and breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs Wood. who will pass
the winter In Europe, will sail in the steamship
Columbia on November 2S
One Of the prettiest weddings Of the autumn Sea-
son was that Of Miss Julia Floyd Dslafeld. daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Francis Delaheld to Frederic
Van Schoonhoven Crosby. which was celebrated at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. In the Church Of the
Holy Communion. Sixth-ave. and Twentieth-st.
Clusters Of pink roses and chrysanthemums deco
rated the altar and chance Of the church which was
crowded to the doors with the friends Of the young
couple AS the bridal party, headed by the ushers,
moved up the centre aisle the regular choir of the
church sang 20. Perfect Love-" The bride. who
entered with her father. gown OF white satin
trimmed with exquisite point lace. and a veil Of
point lace. which was caught up with several dia.
mond ornaments. including crescent and sunburst.
She carried bouquet Of lilies. The six bridesmaids
were Miss Melza r. Wood. Miss Caroline King Lee
Miss Elizabeth Screven cousin OF the bride: Miss
Elizabeth T. King. and the brides two sisters,
Miss Elizabeth Ray Delaheld and Miss Cornelia
Van Rensselaer, Deaield. They wore pretty cos.
d a ys: S DC
and hdo white , asrsttes Each young woman carried
Miss Eleanor Lindey. niece OF the bridegroom.
and Miss Efie Warrington. a cousin Of the bride:
large white hats dressed with pink roses and ostrich
plumes The best man was William Turnbull, and
Deaded and Herbert D. Robbins OF this city: Hof.
ker Abbott and Amory Gardner OF Boston. Mass.
d. c. After the ceremony which was performed BY
the rector OF the church. the Rev. DR.. Henry Mot
Pnard at the home Of Dr. and 1 Mrs. Dsiaeld to No.
Y West ThIrty,second-st, Among the guests we're
field. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Delaheld, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss ks Sssy M Mr. and Mr.
Thayss Err, RCbb, MI; and MI. Charlie. r; Hender-
Kins.iand Mr. and Mrs Benjamin a'F Franklin Lee.
James Gore King Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. J.: Langdon
and Mrs. Philip j. sands Mr. al and Mrs A. NewboId
and Mr. and Mrs William
er. Mr.. and Mrs Crosby win. after trip Of sew
Will make their home
The marriage Of Miss Edith HeIlman daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore HeIman. of No. 200 West
Forty -fourh-st.. to George Louis Beer was SOL
emnzed at o'clock last evening at Sherrys Pro.
Society,"
read the marriage service. which followed by a
reception. Only relatives and few intimate friends
were present to witness the ceremony but several
hundred guests were invited to the reception. me
trimmed win point and pearls '1 The veil q
point lace was fastened with orange blossoms The
Miss Alice Beer. were the bridesmaids. The bride:
Edgar A. Hen,an and George s. Hellman brothers
OF the bride. served as ushers
The marriage Of Miss Edith May Barnes. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Drake Barnes to John Am.
norman OF Brooklyn will be celebrated AT An
oSock ms 5 svenng at the home of the brides
Miss Carolyn LaBau squler will be married "a
Augustus Seymour Houghton at o'clock this
ssys ar, at the a Of her Mr. and Mrs.
Police Captain John Delaney was married on No.
vember to Miss Martha Reilly a relative OF
Ihomas s. Brennan. The ceremony was performed
9uietly In ST. Patrick's Cathedral, and Captain
eniovng bs ms pride to the South where they are
promotion promotion In the Department by the bravery he
easp p Gu IN SNORING down ruffian he had been
sent to arrest after his own eye had been shot out
NJ H. Richards and Miss Mabel Knight. daueh
ter OF John A. Knight. were married yestendav
afternoon at the Church OF Our Father Grand-ave
and Lenerts Place. Brooklyn at 3 o'clock Ni.s
maid OF honor. while Theodore Gilman acted n.
pest man. The ushers were William A. Fair and
Charles B. Wood. A reception for the bridal party
followed at the home Of the brides parents after
the ceremony. which was performed by the Rev.
DR.. W. L. Pease. The bridegroom Is connected
with the house of Krkman q Co.. soap manufact.
urers. New-York. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Ditmas Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nc.
Laughlin. Mrs. William knight. Anna Knight.
Mrs. Charles p. Knight. Mr. and Mrs James Hus.
ton. Mrs. Ames. Mrs Bailey Mr. and Mrs. F. Al
Hutchinson Lila Hutchinson. Mrs. o. +. Oatman.
Miss Gs : schsnek the Misses Ditmas. Leo
Barry. jr Mabel Barry. John Watson. Mr.. and
Mrs. W, W; Richards Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Rich.
ards. Albert Richards. Porter Sanderson Ma
Chssseboroush; Mr. and Mrs. 8; P: Gilman I'd.
Knight Mr.. and Mrs e w. BulIinger: Robert Bull.
and Mrs J. J. Anderson. Misses Anderson. MI. and
Mrs. E. 8. Anderson. Mrs. Mcintosh. Miss Ida Nc.
Intosh. Mr.. and Mrs. Genting DR.. and Mrs viii.
lam Ferguson. DR.. Conway and Mr.. and Mrs A. r,
Pollock. - :"
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