New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
WEDDINGS PAST ANDToCOME

ruonty.ninth.st, was yesterday afternoon the
scene OF ono Of the most fashionable weddings OF
tho Easter season. The bride was Miss Mary How
land Pell, daughter Of the late John How
land pelI and the bridegroom Samuel Cornell Hop
kns. The beautiful chance Of the church was
handsomely decorated with brght-coored spring
flowers. and every pew In the building and much OF
tho standing room was occupied by the friends OF
the bride and bridegroom. The bride, who was
given away by her brother, Stephen Peu. wore
handsome gown OF heavy ivory-white satin with
very long train and embeshed with rare old lace
The veil OF lace was fastened with orange blossoms
and on tho corsage the bride wore superb brooch
In crown design Of diamonds. opals and pearls
The maid of honor was the brides cousin, Miss
Gertrude Pell. The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth
Loring. Of Boston. Mass: Miss Elsie " b. Morris
Miss Eunice HOPKINS, Miss Helen Clarkson, Miss
Ethel Barclay, Miss Mabel Irving Jones. Miss Ethel
Post and Miss Laura Ireland. The brldcgroom's
Hopkins Henry CALHOUN James r. sne sra1d and
Of the bride naSe hK ths Of s
was a reception for relatives and about half
dozen S aan Mrs Of Ws Va s'f A. N
Me- hsssid aSws r M N hs9 f'!s'
Warden, r. s. Hardness, the Misses Fuller, Miss
ds Ss D 1Ssf Mss Hs Mr. 5
ert L. ciarkson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Livingston
Wright VIZ M Alfred Duane Pei, Miss Mary Duane Pel
Mr. and Mrs Rowland Pell and Mrs, Alfred Lenox,
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. hopkins VIII 90
to Catskill n. Y, where the bridegroom has q
large estate.
The marriage OF Miss Ethel Chafin. daughter q
lucen c. Chaf'n, TO Arthur Balthasar son OF MI
and Mrs. Ewad Balthasar. took place al o'clock
last evening in St Agnes's Chapel. Trinity Parish
In West Nnety-second-st. The beautiful chancel OF
the church was filled with lilies. white roses and
MIA and
attractive by the choral service which was rendered
by the regular choir OF the chapel. As the bridal
party was forming the choir sang Jeferys 20. Per-
feet Love-" and It walked UP the centre aisle ths
nuptal music from "Lohengrin" was sung After
the betrothal service DR.. CARROTS wedding anthem
was given, ard at the close OF the bened!cton Sir
John Sainers sevenfod Amen" was sung. Tbs
bride who was escorted the altar and given away
by her father. beautiful gown Of cream satin,
made with a yoke OF point lace and chiffon. tho
sleeves and corsage being embellshed with bands OF
embroidered pearls The veil OF tulle was fastened
with orange blossoms and diamond star, pre.sn:
Louise Hawkins. Of Babyoq Long Island nd The
sam nlr Babylon Long Island Miss Elizabeth Sage
and Miss Rlette Elderd. Mr.. Balthasars pest man
Otto Iauterjung. Robert McCord and Rudolph Ned;
llnger. After the ceremony when was perIorm Hs
4 Sy ae s sradey there was small informal rec
ton at the home OF the brides m Wsst E9by
eighth-st.
Miss Lille Price, daughter Of Police Captain James
x Price was married 20 James A. Henderson. OF
West Chester. at o'clock last evening In st.
James's Protestant Episcopal Church. Jerome-ave,
Fordham. The Rev. Or. John F. Steen, OF tho
Church Of the Ascension. assisted by the Rev AL
bert s. Hull. OF Morrisania. performed the marriage
ceremony, which was followed by small reception
at the homo of the brides father, NO. lobZ Nor .
r,s-ave The bride wore gown OF white corded
silk and veil of tue. and carried white kid bound
prayerbook Miss Grace Henderson; sister OF tho
bridegroom, maid OF honor. and another sister
OF the bridegroom, Miss Alice Henderson, was the
fower-grl. William A. Price, brother Of r ,ns
lam Henderson, brothers Of the BRIDEGROOM;
Thomas G. Price brother OF the bride and a11oa an
the guests were Justice Frederick Smyth. Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander S Williams. Chief Conlin and Mrs
CHIEF Moses Cortright and Mrs. cortright Police
Captain Adam Cross John henderson anu 'ap'A1n
The marriage Of Miss Kathleen Hutchinson, tho
youngest daughter Of the late Alexander w.
Hutchinson. TO John d. Blackburn was solemnize1
quietly o'clock last evening at the home OF tns
brides mother No. 81 West Thirty-ninth-st. Be
cause Of the brides family being in mourning only
relatives were present at the ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev. Dr.. Henry Mottet, rector OF
munion. The bride. Who was given away by her
mother. was unattended by either maid Of honor honor
silk with trimmings Of point lace Mr. blackburn
Is Son Of the RsyOgO n ,via large feGep 6t bT
the brides mother at her home.
Miss Caroline B. Cornell. a daughter OF the late
Charles B. Cornell. married 10 Henry Theo-
dore Sheldon at o'clock last evening at the homo
Of her mother. No. 776 West End-ave. The Rev
DR.. Abbott E. Kttredge. pastor OF the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church. performed the ceremony
which was followed by small receptiSSn MIS-; Miss
a gown of white satin. trimmed with duchesse
brides sister Miss Grace Cornell and Miss Addis
Kuhn There were no ushers or best man.
Miss Julia Stanley was married to Jay c. Welsh
at $50 o'clock last evening. at the home OF her
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley, NO. U0 West
enty-second-st. The Rev. DR.. Sealy B. Rossiter
pastor OF the North Presbyterian Church. oficiated
at the ceremony. which was followed by wedding
of white brocade. embeshed with duchesse lace
ms Ys e Ths BRIDES ID ons
attendant was Miss Nette Hetssenbutel, OF Brook
Ign. The best man was the brides brother James
T. Stanley. There were no ushers
The wedding Of Miss Sadie A. Loew. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs William l.. Loew. 10 Harry Hall Fled
Ter took place & o'clock last evening at the
home OF the brides parents No. 60 West Fifty
second-st The Rev. s. Delaney Townsend rector
OF All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church. at West
End ave and Eighty-irst-st.. performed the cere-
mony The bride wore gown OF white satin.
trimmed with point lace. and tulle veil In when
there were two diamond stars. presents from her
mother and diamond sunburs gift from me
bridegroom Miss Edith Loew and Miss Ethel
Ioew sisters of the bride. the bridesmaids
The bridegrooms half-brother. William Howard
was best man. The ushers the brides brother,
William L. Loew IT. and Louis Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fielder. after their wedding trip VIII ''e ~
The marriage of Miss Frances Ford Benjamin to
Charles Fellows Page. OF Brookline Mass was
solemnized at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs George
HiIlard BENJAMIN No 46 East Seventy -fourth-st
The Roy DR. Cornelius b. Smith, rector emeritus
of St. James's Protestant Episcopal church. on,-