New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
WEDDINGsPAsTANDTOCOME


late Kew. Dr. Roswell D. Hitchcock president of
Union theological Seminary. this CITY, to Frederic
!. Hartman. son OF Mrs. Frederic Hartman,
"hlch was celebrated In St. Barthoomew's Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Madison-ave and Forty
fourth-st. The chancel OF the church was filled
with palms and the ends Of the pews in the middle
aisle were adorned with tall clusters Of yellow.
white and pink chrysanthemums The marriage
Te r my was performed by the rector the Rev.
sSsption ct the Murray Hill Hotel. where the
to town from Lenox. The bride entered the church
ana an was given away by her uncle Bradford ".
trimmed with point lace. and veil Of ue. fas
tened win an algrette Of orange blossoms Miss
attendant The bridegrooms best man was the
brides cousin. George Dyer The ushers were
cSrs w %qm aSS s Sssa
SSa rgn, Of Waashingon grandson Of General
their home Ardsey.
The marriage OF Miss Mile Therese McAdam
daughter of Mrs Thomas McAdam. to Harold
Roberts. OF this city, was solemnzed at noon yes
terday. in the West End Collegiate Church. West
End-ave and Seventy-seventh-st. The bridcsrooms
father the Rev. DR.. William S. Roberts. pastor
of the First Baptist Church. at Burlington. VT.
assisted by the pastor the Rev. DR.. Henry Evert-
son Cobb ofliciated at the ceremony. The bride.
who wore a gown of white satin, was attended by
by Miss Margaret McAdam. her sister. and Miss
Anna NJ Roberts sister OF the brldegEoom' as
Joseph HeTlln Hodson, pastor Of the First Reformed
Macdonald Harold idei Ives and Edward G Patterson
After the ceremony there wedding breakiast
Sary IN 10 M pS a room ne al s Andw ss Hotel
Seventy-second-st. and the Boulevard
The wedding of Miss Edna Teft daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs William E. Tent. of No % East
Sxty-fourth-st to William Abbott slayback. son
of Mr. and Mrs John D. Sayback. took place at
o'clock last evening in ST. Thomas's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Fifth-ave. and Fifty-third-st
The Rev. DIR. J. Wesley Brown. the rector. per-
formed the ceremony. in the presence OF nearly
thousand guests The bride. who was given
away by her father. wore gown OF white satin.
trimmed with old point lace. the same worn by
her mother her wedding day. and a veil Of point
lace which also worn by her mother. 1t was
fastened to the head with orange blossoms and
several jewel.ed pins The maid OF honor was
Miss Gretchen Tent, sister OF the bride. She wore
gown of white satin and carried bouquet OF
white roses and lilies OF the valley The brides
MISS punca sSt Miss Edts
Harker. Miss Lizzie Hedden. Miss Reta Burgess and
best man e was ms his brother Edward siaySack
The ushers. were Harry Brookfeld Joseph R
Iee Fesns r. d RdreS After e
ceremony there was a large reception held at the
were NJ ana Mrs, 6ineyt Mr. and Mrs; Cornelius
Barnes Mr.. and Mrs J. S Knapp, Mr. and Mrs
SSd & Wd h pr H aSd Mrs M
s M and M Mrs md G's s eoss Nsoaa s Ms M
And Mrs r;,, Dyer Pearl. Mr. and Mrs. H.. B. Forman
S HEs EsR 2 Hfq MRS EG!acs II Ps %sSs
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Kennard. Mr. and
Harkcr Mr. and Mrs James NJ We in Mss t.
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Budd.
One OF the prettiest weddings yesterday was cele-
brated at $50 o'clock last evening in the First
Baptist Church. Boulevard and Seventy-ninth-s,
The bride was Miss Clara Belle McCord daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Darius McCord and the
bridegroom Robert Sherrard Eliot. son OF n C.
Elliot. OF No IS West Nine,y-irst-st The Rev
DR.. l. VI Haldeman, the pastor. OBLIGATED at the
ceremony. which was followed by a reception for
relatives and small number OF personal friends
at the home OF the brides parents. No. lls West
Seyenty,thlrds 81. The bridal gown was Of white
applique caught up with diamond star. The
bridal bouquet was OF lilies OF the valley Miss
Trimmed With White velvet was the maid @Hi' OF honor
and Miss Hattie Zttek Miss Emma Ball. Miss
Anna Reilly n gowns Of white moire with i9 ,r rms
maids. Harry Stanton. Elliot. a student at Har-
ward. was his brothers best man. The ushers were
FREDERICK b Langdon T Reidfe Robert Reed. Jarvis
6rdesroom. formerly on the STATS o, President
Of Ohio and VII Money Soee 'o of wssh
irgton City Miss Florence Schwarzwaelder. niece
Henry D. Mcord 2d he waS be f Fe and Master
ers OF congratulation and regret at their inability
Knlcy and Senator Foraker Mr.. and Mrs Eliot Me;
vii; be at home on Thursdays. January and l3
at No lis West Seventy third-st
In the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Re.
deemer, Parkave and Eighty second-st. last even
Ing, Miss Frances NJ. s. Bristol daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John l. d. Bristol. Of No 43 West Sew
enty-fourth-st, was married TO Albert Turner by
the rector, the Rev. william Everett Johnson The
marriage service was read from the prayer book OF
Edward VI. and according to the usage OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the sixteenth
century included brief address by the officiating
clergyman The bride, who entered with her
father. wore gown OF white satin. trimmed with
anGneiSe lace and tuIle veil! caught up with or
RSbaa an S, pearls s from her mother Mss
bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude walker walker Miss Iss
Eza I2 Meike Steven Miss Maria de Braekeieer
erts. Of Boston was the flower girl. and Master t
Charles Cornell Reid was the page. The best man
Edward lawson P%rdy Maearhnrp 'H Vande Saen
Hermon August Thomas Chambers Reid and
Brevoort Bristol Barr, served as ushers The
parents. No. is West STRAIGHTFORWARD. Among
a hS and 3D. M and sso
ger Mr.. and Mrs de Braekeleer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Tarf trS M n 9 Ms 6 Gi lie and H. M a
Mrs 7. Chambers Reid Mr.. and Mrs Turner
Will live with brides after they
back from the West.
Miss Alice Waitzfelder. daughter OF the late Leo
pold Waitzfelder. OF Philadelphia was married TO
Bernard Traubner at noo1 yesterday at her
home, No. 81 West xty-eighth-st. On account OF
the death OF her father only relatives were
present at the ceremony. which performed by
the Rev. D., Gustav Gottheil Of the Temple
Enanr-El There attendants for the
bride or bride groom. The bride gown of
mauve cloth. embroidered with black. and a violet
velvet hat. ornamented with plumes. breakfast
ard reception followed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs Traubnsr will be home the first and
third Tuesdays after December /.
The wedding OF Miss Florence Gertrude Mcbride
to Isaac Alexander Cassidy was celebrated at $50
o'clock last evening at the home OF the brides
parcntJ Mr. and Mrs. william Mcbride. No. %S
West Fifty-frst-st. The Rev Frank NJ. Goodchild
REFORMED the ceremony. which was suppl ,mented
nv a supper served by Mazzetti. Miss Ida May