New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.


OF Mrs. Anna l.. Walker. OF No. II East Eighty
sevenh-st.. to Thomas F.. Mclaughlin took pace at
10 o'clock yesterday morning In ST. Lawrences
Chapel. Park-ave. and Eightyfourth-st Only rela-
tives and very intimate friends Of the couple were
e se Se s o p s
assisted by Father Merrick. Father McKlnnon after
wasd sen by her uncle MICHAEL Mao
guire. wore gown of white MORE brocade. trimmed
couture with lilies OF the valley The maid OF honor
was the bridegroom's sister. Miss Winfred Nc
Laughlin who wore gown OF white brocade and
large hat of green mousseline de sole. trimmed with
9ssk .sr wera Or 0ifPh best cousin N
the bridegroom; Joseph Mahoney; Thomas MaSIirs
The ceremony was followed by a breakfast at
sherrys Mr. and Mrs i,, Mclaughlin a when ,hey re;
East Eighty -seventh-st.
The wedding OF Miss Flossle c. Mitchell the only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mitchell. to Jerome
Alfred Besthoff took place at o'clock last evening.
at Delmonico's. The Rev Stephen s. Wise. Of the
Temple B'na Jeshurun. officated at the ceremony.
b9 by II the ags S
OF white satin and veil Of tue. The best man was
were Hembold Foss, Morris Beshofr. Charles Best:
ho Albert Foss and Harry Neosn5anl Mr; IT,. ana 20
Harlem
Miss Rose Liebermuth. daughter OF Mrs r. Lieber.
muth. was married to Frederick NJ Lewis last even-
X.
st., by the Rev Dr. Rudolph Grossman. Tho
brides gown was OF white brocaded satin and tho
bridal veil Of tule. The bridesmaids were Miss
Helen Bruno and Miss Emma Bruno. cousins o. ne
bride. The little flower girls were sister OF the
bride. Miss Title Liehermuth. and Miss Rose Bear.
Of phn LEWIS Ths WERE Albert
Fischer. Morris Springer Henry Lewis and Joseph
Fischer.
The marriage of Miss Caroline G. Lombard.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Lombard. Of
No 1874 West One-hundred- dtwenty -ninth-st, to
Christopher Blackburn took place last evening In
the ballroom OF the Ellerslie. West One-hundred-
and twenty -sixth-st The brides gown was OF white
corded silk. trimmed with lace and her veil was
OF tulle The maid OF honor was the brides sister
best The ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev Or Haynor OF the Baptist Church
Miss Anna Belle Peck. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William =. Peck. married to Andrew ]. Do
remus at o'clock last evening at the home CT the
brides parents. No. 10 East observation-disclosures
twenty-eighth-st. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev DR.. Price, assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Haynes, and II was followed by small
reception The bride wore o rave ~
Her young sister. Miss Grace Peck was the maid
OF honor
The wedding Of Miss Nellie Swan TO Lester Sins
hemer son of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Sinshe!mer. took
place a. $50 o'clock last evening at the home Of
the members OF the two families were present at
the ceremony which was performed by the Rev.
DIT Kaufman Koher, OF the Temple Beth FL. There
were attendants for the bride and bridegroom.
The marriage OF Miss Lucy b. Cooke to Howell
l.. Williams. Of Bristol. r. l.. will take place 1t
noon to-day in ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church. Fifh-ave. and One-hundred and-twenty-
seventh-st. The wedding breakfast for relatives
and intimate friends will follow at the home OF tho
brides mother, Mrs. Joseph J. G.. Cooke. No. 2o9
West Observation-Disclosures irty-eighth-st
The wedding OF Miss Henrietta Cram daughter
of Mrs. Henry A. Cram. to J. Woodward Haven
will take place in Trinity Chapel Saturday.
February6
Jackson, Miss, Jan. 27-Chief Justice Thomas
Woods married last evening his house.
keeper. Miss Alice Bartlett. a distant relative.
Judge Woes has been confined to his bed a week
or more Nm la grippe. and had 10 be propped up
on pillows while the ceremony being per.
formed. It's is his third marriage.
Philadelphia. Jan. % (SpeciaD-Niss Francis
Mathilde Disston. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
c. Disston married 10 William Clark Poilon.
Of New-York at GO oclcck this evening IN tho
room OF TIE Ho,eI Stratford by the Rev.
pal Church. u Germantown. The maid OF nonor
was Miss j. Aline Pollon. sister OF the bridegroom,
and the best man was Forest H. Parker The ushers
were Edward J. Engeman. OF Philadelphia, and
ton. OF New-York. Mr.. Poillon is assistant cashier
of the Mercantile Trust Company OF New-York,
and the guests included n large number OF people
from that city and Baltimore.