New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
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and at the nuptldl mass, NHlCH was ScI-
hra,ed by the Rev William DAILY. of the Cathedral
.h Archbishop Corrigan assisted by his
- ofciated Mt the ceremony. There were neither
bridesmaids nor ushers. The BRIDE who entered
a,h her father wore a simply made gown OF white
tin the corsase trimmed with point lace. clus
-. ~ orange blossoms he'd the tue veil In place
The bridal bouquet was OF lilies OF the VALLEY
Miss F Timmsd NTH Iace and Clinton and wearing
a large white hat finished WITH bows ana ruchings
White as,,t tntied Mr. sempc ss best man As the
kiides family are in deep mourning Tor Mrs NC
ks sfssn 1d,sH only By the relatives.
s-,s marriage OF Miss Mary Il. Palmer. the eldest
Laugh.er OF Mr. and Mrs Arthur ". Palmer TO
George W Hoyt. deputy manager of the Liverpool
Enndon and Globe Insurance Company took place
- - 40 o'clock yesterday morning at the home OF
"a brides parents. No. IA East Forty-third-s;.
m. Rev DR. r. d. Vassar assisted by the Rev.
mr. r M Luther OF Newark, N j.. performed the
Ixrernony The bride. who was given away by her
Father was attired in gown or white satin
hrmmed with duchess lace. The veil OF tuile was
tfsstened with orange blossoms and the bouquet
Eva. Of lilies OF the valley. Miss Louise A. Palmer
twes the maid OF honor The bridesmaids were
Miss Mabe,le Toyt ard Miss Edith Frankelton. OF
East Orange " j., neces OF the bridegroom. The
lfest man was william II. Lee. OF East Orange.
innd the ushers were ". b. Seamen, OF Elizabeth.
N L. and Frank MacLean. OF Toronto. Canada.
A reception and breakfast followed the ceremony.
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. D.
Randolph Miss Blanche Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs
Ssxaf East d & Nh 1a Mrs Se
Hackensack; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Bound. Mr.
pd ENa Mr. and Mrs BeRsr RSh6one Mr.
snd Mrs seeley l benedict MIR and Mrs, Frank
Orange: NJ and Mrs. r. NJ Maxwell. Mr.. and
e Po6ck bo Ms Bq FnhSS NJ Mrs AND %Sae i
wright Mrs. Voorhees,, Miss Voorhees,, Mr.. and
M and Mrs Cotton and Mrs. .u Julia is Douglas ne Mr
and Mrs. Hoyt will make their home In West
End-ave.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Chatillon 10 VIII
esm H. Klenke solemnized at S o'clock last
evening at the home OF the brides parents. Mr.
snd Mrs George II. Chatilon. No IA East
a5shtie.h-st- Tho Rev Nell N McBinnon. o
Church Of St. Ignatus. performed the ceremony.
rhe bride wore a gown OF ivory white satin.
trimmed with pearl embroidery and point lace: her
we'll OF tule and lace fastened with orange
blossoms. Her bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies Of the valley. Miss Amanda Chatillon. sister
Of the bride. the maid OF honor. The brides
maids were Miss Alma seipp. Of Chicago Miss
Hortense Chatillon. cousin OF the bride Miss
Daisy Mcclure and Miss Anna Gillig The chill
Pren who held the ribbons were the brides sister,
Miss Elaine Chatillon, her cousins, Miss Elsa
Schaefer and Miss Marguerite Chaton. and the
brides brother, Master Fritz Chatillop, Mr. Klein
The pshers were the brides two brothers George
mund Chatilion; Richard Krackowizer. Martin
Erdmsnn and Charles Foster. large reception
Fitch MT. apd MS David Mcclure; Mr. and Mrs Mrs
stede. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ciausen. Mr. and Mrs
S and Ge MS cSar H HPG Ns arn H.
man and Mrs. Sophie Klenke the mother OF the
bridegroom. After their wedding trip the young
couple will live al the Carrollton.
Miss May Monica Macsloy the only child of Mrs
Maria NJ Macsloy. was married to Jeffrey Donald
last In NJ he
private parlors at the Windsor Hotel The Rev
Neil N. McKinnon. Of ST. Ignatlus's Roman Cath
Ollie Church. offciated at the ceremony In the pres
snce OF the relatives and a few intimate friends
were gown OF white Ottoman silk and veil Of
PENDANTS. John Stewart Lindsay was his brothers
and Wilbur Carroton Kinssland. OF this city;
ion of z of qaa Ed ndsaS ShS W
make their home at the Windsor.
The Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. at
Washington-ave. and one -hundred-and-sixty sixth
et. was last evening the scene Of the marriage Of
Miss Susie Teresa Oakley, the daughter Of the pas
tor, the Rev. DR.. John G. Oakley, to Professor
George H. Kingsbury. Of Binghamton The church
was handsomely decorated with chrysanthemums
Rnd roses. The brides father assisted by Bishop
Andrews the Rev. Elias g. Osborn. presiding elder
OF the New-York District; the Rev DR.. T; II.
Rev. Charles S. Oakley. brother Of the bride per
formed the marriage ceremony. The bridal gown
ribbon The vel OF tuIe was confined to the head
%a b s of s y9 HS Te @ 3 of s
Oakley was her sisters maid OF honor. The best
cornwail-on-th e-Iiudson The ushers were Henry
S. Terri. of Railway, y. J.; Benjamin h. Gmour,
Of this city city, Master John G. BaTagwanath OF
Yonkers, was page and Miss Margretta Martin,
was followed by a reception at the parsonage. The
young couple. after Il trip 10 Niagara ana otner
places Of Interest will Hive in BinEhamtOu
a wedding was celebrated soon after o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the Church Of Zion and St.
Timothy. in West Fifty-seventh-st. The bride
Miss TIenriet;e sarre, daughter OF John Sarre and
tho bridegroom stephen Downing Buchanan. The
rector. the Rev Dr. Lubbock. oirciated. The ushers
who headed the bridal procession. entering TO the
strains Of the "Lohengrin" wedding march. were
Rullmah and Percy c. Ludam. The bride entered
on the arm Of her father, who gave her away, She
with long train and long tule veil caught with
Bouquet Of lilies Of the valley. She met the bride
groom. attended by his cousin. George L.. BUCK
sOhn's wedding march was played as the bridal
Homestead. Virginia Springs where they will spend
Their honeymoon.
pretty wedding took place in the Church OF the
ascension. Mount Vernon. at o'clock last night,
when Miss Anna NJ. Burdett, daughter Of jacob
Burdett, al Hcrber; Louis Lucas, Il well-known
real estate dealer were married. The ceremony
was performed BY the Rev Henry Van Dyke: Of
the Church Of the Ascension. The wedding party
consisted Of Miss Ethel Anderson, OF Orange. ~ j.,
maid Of honor. and William Cable. of this city. best
man; Miss Anna Carbrey and Miss Babbett Muller.
OF Mount Vernon. Miss Matilda Sage OF Easton,
Penn, and Miss Lulu Kresler. OF New-York City.
bridesmaids, and Arthur Lucas. James Donald.
braxton GrgsDy and Samuel HaWley. ushers Fol
lowing the wedding a dinner and reception
given FOR the friends and relatives at the home OF
The bride. No. l3i North Fulton-ave Chester Hi
TO SELL THE EIGHTH AVENUE THEATRE.