New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

nss ,d, 3i point lace and veil OF tulle. and at
tended by her sister, Miss Louise Vidal. as maid OF
Wht,c nShor There were no bridesmaids Albert Adams
odrey H s F3sza
b1 hThes. 6,ayton JDseph Hall and Austin Vidal the
atenda By eVs WSsh aSd Se n 1e
hnnc ma1e in fTends n Of the couple who viii make their
ana when they return from their honeymoon trip.
The marriage of Miss Fraser Humphreys to Will
lam I. Harper took place a; $50 o'clock last even
Ing at the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Humphreys. No 23s West One-hundred-
and-twenty-fourth-st The Rev. Dr. :. b. Rossiter.
pastor Of the North Presbyterian Church. Ninth
ave and Thirty-first-st.. performed the marriage
white satin. trimmed with chiffon, and whose veil
was OF tue. was attended by her sister, Miss Anna
and Master G. r Gies were the pagas ames
Harper. brother Of The bridegroom was best man.
lHeie was small reception after the ceremony.
Mrs May Louise Ball. daughter of the late John
Clarke Footc. of Boston. was married yesterday to
John Grant Dater OF Brooklyn. a member of The
HERALD editorial staff. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Richard Golden at old st.
Marks Church. SeHond-ave. and Tenth-st. The
bride was unattended. Alfred NJ. Datcr we'll
known as Yale Varsity oarsman and football
player served his brother as best man. The ushcrs
were G G Baldwin. jr. and John 5. Peckham.
wore an opaned soS so%n "Wd Win 0 weed sr rm
mings and diamond ornaments. The ceremony was
a quiet one. as the family of the groom is in
were General James y. Varnum, Charles Van
G. Littiefcld and Leland H. iiitleheld Mrs. Gard
2Er H,I s Lamson am & Henry Knox. Frank a d. Mqnscy.
Tnguc House, Mrs H. Alexandre Blanchari
George George Lane Lane Benedict, the Misses Elmer, Miss
Harry Chapman George Walker Miss ,Nadelaine
small reception followed at the Waldorf
Mayor Strong at his office yesterday married Miss
Melle s,aneyetta Titus Edgar 8. Werner. The
couple had been married earlier in the day at the
Friends Meeting house. The bride wore neat
costume Of brown whpcord and hat of white
straw. trimmed with tule and orchids. The cere-
mony performed by the Mayor was the usual brief
service prescribed 10y the State. After IL vas over
and while Mayor Strong congratulating the
Sqnaone Pnes the Drd issdd kcd % nR eSi S the
lips The witnesses to the ceremony were Ms
b e GSSSs and q D g. DoS1T % Me
couple will sail for Holland on the steamship OBJ
dam next SATURDAY Ihey VIII max tur ,n ,5
fall AS Miss Titus the bride became well known,
as she was the first to be admitted TO prac.
fjse law in this city she passed fourth in list OF
cighty-eight candidates for admission to me par IN
June 1891 and in March s Shf Was yor h adsnff 10
She is twenty-five years old and lives at No. ge'
East Fificenth,st. The groom. who edits masa-
Zine is about thirty-hve years old.
Morristown. ~ J.. June 3 (specaD.-The Church of
the Redecmer was nled this noon with the wealth
and fashion OF Morrstown TO witness the marriage
OF Miss Grace Fanshawe. daughteN Of Henry Albion
Fanshawe Of this city. and George Marshall Allen
OF New-York City. The church was decorated with
festoons of pinks forming a canopy over the bridal
parlv az they walked UP the aisle The BRIDE came
In with her father preceded by the ushers and the
maid Of honor Miss Marie Gilmour Bryce' Al tne
has. man Frank Chafiee of New-York city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr iiughcs
rector OF the church. Immediately after the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served to about Two
huncred and nifty guests in the house 9t the er,de
Alien went to Ncw-York and in a few days they will
start for Japan where they expect 70 spend some
Brooklyn Frederick +. Ames and Frederick Phillips
OF NewYork City; Robert DE reyspter Iylhs 1d oi
Charles d Beckwiih Of Morristown special train
wls run from New-York this morning for the acc"'"
mOlaiion Of the guests
Morrlstown. y J.. June (SpecaD.-Miss Grace
Lawrence OF Whippany. and W. F. Hoehn. the gen
eral secretary Of the Morrstown Young Mems Chris
tan Association. were married today In the Pres
byierian Church Miss NJ. Alietia Lawrence a
sister Of the bride the maid OF honor. and the
best man was Charles Freshleld Coaney. OF summit
The ceremony performed by the KEY DT. A.p'r
ErArnan. OF this city Immediately after the wed
ding there was reception al me n mouss u tn, rn,
bridesmaids we're Miss Amelia katherine lIoehn OF
Rochester and Miss Add!e Lawrence. OF Men1hah
Nasttnrs W. r. Eade and Theodore Ayers. jr., al
Of this city Mr. and Mrs Hoehn VII e. 20 ,rny nrey
Poughkeepsie y. Y. June (SpeciaD-The mar
riage Of Miss Edith Livingstone Crary. daughter o.
the Rev Robert Fulton Crary rector OF the churcf
Of the Holy Comforter. - Charles II. van N'd"''
Roberts was solemnized at the Church OF the ho'!
Comforter this afternoon at O'Clock The brda
party in its procession up the aisle 10 the chahcei
was preceded by the vested choir Of the church. 'h'
choir girls being all dressed In white win 'u''
wells wreathed with pink roses Following 'he 'h'i
marched the ushers six In number Edward 'r"i'
| Cammann OF New-York Frederick Brinsmad
Van Kle.ck OF White Plains; Charles Mayer Val
| Keeck Of Flushing; Richard Peabody heh',
| New-York; Augustus Davis and Henry II. IAN ''ei
of Poughkeepse. Then followed the FIX Df'u's''H1'
the Misses Amy and corneia Fulton tIaty, Si'T if
| ~ the bride: Blanche huntington Williamson nri', re
: SANFORD Frances Armstrong Taylor ana ana Hr,' t,5
| ,vu,isnson Rcynods all OF tns cit! ne p' i'
was escorted by her unc.e G. Frankin ,a Crafy,D 80 .
NewYoTk she w9rs ia, sG@m S2snre 81 blossoms and e
| of the valley. her only jewels "'rt Pr".or"or
and a. her side she carried y!nagrete 81 PAM, ~,
porcelain surrounded by pears. ~ the hide pai
nnts in Davies Pace: Among those pifs'Ht, T,u
Mr. Mr. and H. T. can%ann ana syn n kllns 1'G
Saiuilanih Winhester: the Rev DR. and Mrs Harris an
The Misses HaTs snt Of sSd SoGnes DXfschot
ana Mr. Mrs FniSn EHi5Sn Hishi hndIwf Of y rhaGepHa
| D.l,imore June 3..-Rare.y has any wedding
baltimore society attracted so much atteh.lo" d" VI
| one that took place at noon to-day III r'''','"''
| Cburch where Miss Nellie Robinson. dansh'er
| Mrs John Moncure ROBINSON ""S ~ " 1 ..
ard Morton. jr The church was hiied 10 's u.'o'
capacity The ceremony was peTicTTfSS nT sSe c6urci
~ Dr j. Houston Eccleston, rector o t''s vcmnria
assisted by the Rev William Bane' laoor o. Ro
| ChuIc",, E.u,Y York. Miss Mary W. keyrer, :hls
sUn sUse FernaIl Miss Moe George ana ME- ia ;Sa
| ME Poor Miss champe fophs0" was Wv
| honor.
ya,,tmore June 2-Miss Mary VI. Gibson daushte
- ,he Rev Dr. Frederick Gibson. OF TINS cl'y' Wa
n,rried 70 Professor Morris Hcky Morgan o' ha'
ard University. in St Georges Church at noon ''
aa, Tbe ceremony performed by tne @ ne'
Father Mcbride The esfGn @sneT6 TsTs ET1e r Loyens %
anu ~ 90 Frank B Guest OF New oIk Jamer ~,
Flsher and Robert c. Wrght OF ~ rambrlig
hridesmaids were Miss A.ce iH, rd s. aDd Wiss Mar