New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
WEDDINGS STANDTOCOME

The marriage Of Miss Frances Nicholson Chrys-
tie the youngest daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Tnomas
NJ Ludlow Chrystie. Of No ZIG West rorty-slxth-
ST., to William Gray popular member OF the Hh
Regiment took place at IL O'Clock yesterday morn
ing in the Protestant Episcopal Church or 81 Mary
the Virgin. in West Forty-sxth-st. The ceremony.
which was performed by the rector the Rev Dr.
Thomas Mckee Brown, classmate and intimate
breakfast for relatives and the members of the
bridal party at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Chrystie
trimmed with h point lace, and veil Of iuIe fast
ened with orange blossoms was attended by her
sister Miss Katherine Ross Chrystie. as maid OF
honor. Miss Barbara De witt. niece OF the bride
groom, and the little cousin OF the bride, John Mont
gomery Nicholson. We're the pages. Arthur G.
Jackson was Nj Gray's best man; and George H.
Hugh \. Camp; jr. Edward De Witt and Ludlow
the Tp Mr. aHG M !ne cray %
make their home in Chelsea Square.
Miss Louise Griswold a daughter OF the late
George Griswold. OF this city, married to
Harald de RaasloT of the late Lieutenant
General Valdimar de Raasloff. OF Denmark. who
more than thirty years ago the Danish Min
lister at Washington. at o'clock yesterday after
noon. In the Church OF the Ascension. Fifth-ave
and feminist. There were only few palms In the
chancel, with single bunch Of white roses on the
altar. The Rev Percy Stickney Grant. the rector
officlated at the ceremony, which was not followed
by reception. The bride escorted 20 the
chancel and given away by her brother. Frank Gray
plum-colored cloth. with sacque Of velvet and vest
of heliotrope satin and white lace. and small
black velvet hat. trimmed with feathers. There
were no bridesmaids or maid OF honor Mr.. de
Raaslofrs best Joseph Carson and the
ushers were e. Percy Rramwell William A. Coffin
William Tilden Blodgett and Herbert Denman. After
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs de Raasloff left the
city on their honeymoon trip. They will make their
home In this city. Some OF the guests at the
church were Mrs George Griswold, mother OF the
bride: Mrs Schuyler Van Rengselser Mr. and Mrs Mrs.
George Griswold Haven. Mrs. John GriswoId Mrs'
SRI Ms William T2X MIS- Mss Eeanor Jay
sehereln. Mrs. Buchanan, Winthrop; Miss Mere
BARLEY, Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Seton; g. NJ Mr. ara
Mrs. John A. Hadden. r.. Mrs Daniel Torrance;
Justice Charles P. DAILY. Mrs. Cadwalader Jones.
Miss Jones Miss Sands Mrs ThG INA HtGhGocs
Kinncutt
A pretty wedding yesterday afternoon was that
OF Miss Fanny Rose Herzog sister OF Edward
Hunt Herzog, to John Otto Won Schmid OF the
Canton Argovie Switzerland. which cele
brated at 40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon In ST.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church. Second-ave-
and Tenth-st Some rare flowers and palms filled
the chancel. where the ceremony was performed
by tho rector. the Rev. Or. Joseph II. Rylance as
sisted by the Rev Richard Golden. of ST Johns
Church. Larchmont The bride. who was given given
Of heavy white satin. with trimmings Of point
lace and a veil of old family lace, which was held
was attended by neither bridesmaids nor maids
OF honor Mr. Won Schencks best man was Inc ne
S STa%s U %ere William S r. wcox " burrant
Pagan. Jacob Ewing Ward and r. Phillips Burgess
,h. home of the BRIDE No 80 West Tenth-st 1t
9tended only y relatives dg s6 2n4 M Ts ST
Europe soon after January l. but viii return 10
make their home in this city
Miss Aline Grimm. a daughter OF the late Captain
Palmer Griffin. OF the United States Navy VINO
was sent TO the OF Cir John Franklin IN mo
Arctic regions forty years ago. was married 70
Herbert Richardson Woods. at o'clock yester-
dav afternoon. in the chancel Of Grace Church.
fd nv, Tho briIceroom's brother the Rev. Dr.
-. ~ XVoods of Harvard University. and II
was followed BY an informal RECEPTION a, s,s tr
oway She was unattended. Mr.. Woods. who is a
son OF Joseph ", Woods. OF boston, mao as and lS
Mrs. Woo Woods will live in this city.
The wedding OF Miss JEANNE Hamilton Kerr TO
Charles Albert Heaton, OF New-HaVeh' Conn.,
WAS celebrated ut I o'clock yesterday afternoon
a. the home Of the brides mother. Mrs. Hamilton
r Kerr No q West Ffty-siIth-st The cere
nony was performed by the Rev Dr. Da''u n
Greer the rector OF st. Bartholomews fro,es.ah'
Ep,scopal Church. in the presence OF relatives
ana small number OF intimate friends Inc
bride who was escorted into the drawing-roon
by her brother-n-aw Perciya kuhne was sy sN@ of
away by her no,her she wore rGh goT nine -
stones and A lace veil fastened with crescent
~ Gia pmarnIysI Kuh1@ John Edward Heaton OF
New Haven. was his brother = best na" potcrt
Wiiletts earle OF New Haven small aecepu u
followed the ceremony Nj ana NIT HG %e snr T
tb ys MI viii E 20 to Europe to remain until late in
the autumn
Miss Ethel Howard Tweddle married to
Charles Seabury Ward yesterday Afternoon at the
home Of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs j. l. sincIh'r
Armstrong Of No. % East sixty-hrst-s' The
b5nide "3 %e was Vas attended by Miss Daisy
Fraser as maid OF honor There was no pGst nun
irta careuouy was performed by canon kno"les
Tho marriage Of Miss Irma Keppler. daughter OF
the late Joseph Kepplcr. TO William A. C. Kiene
took Mace at O'Clock last evening at the home OF
the brides mother. No q East seVenty-hinth-st
The Rev. Dr. George Alexander performed the
which f9%ed y s. G9n e 2eS Te
H Mapffi nv was s Mr. Kenes best man The bride who
vas IN a gown OF white satin and point lace was
given away by Louis c. Raeener.
Al the Orthodox Friends Meeting House in East
Twentieth-s., yesterday morning. n somewhat
novel wedding ceremony wac performed in the
presence Of a largo gathering. The principals who
married themselves to each other. were Miss Edith
Haydock a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Haydock Of No 1924 Columbus-ave. and Russell
BENJAMIN Hobson, a business man OF this city.
The wedding took place at 1870 o'clock. in the
course OF what IL known a meeting The bride
and bridegroom with their relatives, occupied
front seats. the platform When the members
OF the congregation were IN their seats Miss Hay
dock and Mr.. Hobson and Miss Amelia Haydock.
the brides sister. who served maid OF honor,
and Herbert Turtle, best man. took places
facing the entire audience Mr.. Hobson, taking
the brides hand, addressed her by her Christian
name, saying: Il take you, in the presence OF
these Friends, TO be my wife" Tho bride then
made her declaration. short silence followed,
after which Charles W. Lawrence. the recorder OF
the meeting read the certificate, which In turn
was signed by tho bride and bridegroom. by Miss
Amelia Hay dock and by MIR. Turtle. Prayer was
then offered by Mrs. Annie knight ]. Llndcy
Spicer addressed few remarks to the meeting