New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
WEDDINGS PAsTANDTOCOME

Miss Harriet S. Slit. youngest daughter OF James
D. stitt. of No. l56 West Ninety-third-st mar.
red to Samuel Williams at Grace Methodist Epis.
copal Church, Co.umbus-ave and o. hundred.
and-fourth-st.. last evening. The Rev. p. NJ. Wat.
ters. pastor OF the church. officated The brides
maids were Miss Minnie Lente and Miss Katherine
Oakley Mark II. Berry. of Buffalo, acted best
man. and the Misses Edna w. Slit and Anna May
Williams as flower maids. The ushers were WILL
lam J. Yates William NJ Fisher and Frederick w.
at house ~ hs Sde Sea az
M Mr. a Wes! Mrs WILLIAMS started on trip through
were received. The Church was PRETTY decorated
With palms and plants number Of out-of-town
he Board Of Trustees Of, Grace Church, treasurer
q n OF epd OF M Of S
Young Peoples Epworth League.
The marriage II Miss Antoinette Woershoffer, q
daughter Of the late Charles woerishoffer. OF this
city. and granddaughter Of Oswald Ottendorfer. to
Count Charles seilern of London. will be solem.
nized in the Protestant Church OF the Incarnation
Madison-ave. and Thirty -hfth-st, on Thursday
February 10.
The wedding OF Miss Eleanor D. Knowles daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs James Knowles. of No. lS6
West One-hundred and thirtieth-st, to Charles D.
Lalng took place at O'clock last evening" in the
Mount Morris Baptist Church. Fifth-ave. and One
hundred -and-twenty-seven The church was
filled with the friends Of the young couple and the
parents was also largely attended, The marriage
ceremony was performed by the brides brother,
Baptist Church. Flushing. Long Island. and the
Rev Dr. william c. Biting. the pastor OF the
a veil Of lace. The bouque, was of white orchids
and roses Miss Lyta cskn Was the mad OF
and Miss May A. KnowIes, sisters Of the S;ids;
Miss Edna Lans sister Of the groom Of Buff
were the bridesmaids. Mr.. Lang's best man was
Y IL
lam W. Knowles
! The marriage Of Mrs. Henry C. Bowers TO John
A. Weekes. jr.. took place last night at the home
Of the bride. No. 46 West Forty-sevenh-st. in the
presence OF the relatives OF the couple The cere
mony performed in the drawing groom by the
Rev. Dr. William $ Ransford. rector Of St.
Georges Protestant Episcopa. Church. The bride
was ared gown OF syer gray fer MORE ,S sna
mony there was a wedding dinner. Among those
nd Mrs "5 5as r @ M ard M H0PHP ty "
Trevor; Mr. and Mrs. John 4. Weekes. NJ. and
T , Frae snd Ro5s
" dc Forest. Mr. and Ms Warren Delano' jr,i
Ms percy a ShabD cTus Oakley Frsdsrc
Weeks Mr and Mr. Joan NJ Bowers and nd, Ar, thur
band d'o Henry {. Bowsr- brother Of John II
Bowcrs. TIE wel-Snown lawyer Of this city was
H dI y o az nS Goy R s Sa az before her
marriage Miss Estee Durant. Mr.. weekes i; a
! 81 Arthur Delano Waekcs. whose engagement 70
Miss Alexander. daughter OF Colonel Charles T.
| Alexander. announced fortnight ago. MI
Weokes is a member OF nearly all the fashiona bio
clubs, and recently elected 10 the state As
sembly
The engagement has been announced OF Miss
Georg!ana Bogeri. OF Westfed. y. j., 10 Edward
Harmon Faulkner Of NEWMARKET y. J. Miss
Bogert IL the daughter Of William J. Bogert gen
erai Eastern agent Of the Chicago and Alton Ral-
road In this city.
Tn. engagement Is announced OF Miss Myra Ellen
Bien daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Bien. OF
Madison-ave and Seventy-sxh-st.. to Clarence C.
| McKibbin. Of this city.
Chicago Dec 2-The marriage Of Miss Mari
| Hitch daughter OF Captain T. V Hitch formerly
OF ew-Oreans. TO Henry George, son o. the lato
| Henry George, OF New-York, was celebrated to-day
at the home OF the brides father, No. .55 Ontario
st The wedding quiet one owing 10 tle
recent death OF Mr. Georges father. Only the most
| intimate friends and relatives witnessed the cere-
| mony when was performed by the Rev: John
| RusA o. the Militant Church. The bride, who was
| simply but handsomely gowned in white SIN ana
| ACE attended by her sister, Miss Gilmore
| Hitch as maid OF honor: and the bridegroom was
man wedding breakfast was served. after which
MIR and Mrs George left Chicago for Washington
Mrs. and Miss George, mother and sister or TIE
hrdegroom we're among the wedding guests.
The couple first met at the Worlds Fair, although
| the families had been intimate for years.