New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
WEDDINGS PASTA NDTOCOME

WEDDINGS PAST ANDTOCOME
pretty home wedding yesterday that Of
Miss Annie Griffen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Griffen. TO Bernard ~ Baruch, son OF DIR.
Simon Baruch OF this city, which took place az
noon yesterday at tho home Of the brides parents
No. IL West Fitty-eighth-st The ceremony
performed by the Rev. Richard Van Horne. OF
Newark. grand-unc.e of the bride. The bride
wore costume of pearl gray cloth, trimmed with
turquoise blue velvet and sable. She also wore
large hat 10 correspond. and carried bouquet OF
white roses. Her only attendant WAS her cousin
Mrs Willard II. Duval: The bridegroom's best
man was his brother Hartwig Baruch. and the
ushers we're his brothers, DR.. Herman B. Baruch
Bride yo e cousin of the S
Richard T. Lydon and Erduln Won der Koch. A
guests We're MT and Mrs Henry tssf E Fsk@ G Mr. and
Ms and arsnd Eu Han Wf p nd Fo % Ns s9a
the parents of the bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs. f. V.
line Phillips Mrs. Henry .Lytton: Miss Lyiton. Mr..
w. j.. Wilcox Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Van Horne. Mr..
Buckley and the Misses ireland Mr. and Mrs.
baruch after wedding trip, viii make their home
In this city.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Cecilia Byrnes. daugh-
ter of Mr. ard Mrs. John Byrnes, of No l25 Eas;
Seventy -eighth-st to Joseph w. Lawrence a grand
son of the late Bryan Lawrence took place at noon
Baptiste. in Sevcnty-sxth-st.. near Lexington
ave The altar and sanctuary were beautifully
decorated with white roses. chrysanthemums AMI
Niles of the valley. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Joseph Fitzpatrick OF Babylon Long
Island. where the brides parents have = country
nome. lie was assisted by the rector of the church
the Rev John Tetreau and the Rev Trederi *
ie.reau Inc brides gown was of white satin
o trimmed with point lace on the corsage Her wi
diamond ole crcets, gifts from her family. Her only
aGa Ellis was the bridegrooms sister. Miss Mary
Eugene Robinson. The ushers were the brides
Jo6nson M and s Byrnss; Louis Austen Edward
pany b. 1th Regiment, Of which the bridegroom /.
bbIyo a member After the ceremony there was 4
~ cdhIast Tor relatives and intimate friends a.
s ne, home OF the brides parents NO Us East
Sehuysr 81 Amons 1he guests were Captain
s MrS' James Trainor Captain and Mrs Allaire Mr.
Mrs j. G. Mcconnaa ynH they i Mrs s9 nr1
NJ nEy,ntheHy, William Kennedy. Miss Chambers
In -. Georges Protestant EPISCOPAL Church in
Stuyvesant Square yesterday afternoon there was
wedding which attracted much attention and WAS
ATTENDED by number Of New-York and Staten
Isiahd society people. The bride was Miss Bessie
Ethel Baldwin Wilson. the younger daughter Of the
Rev Dr. Henry Wilson. OF St Georges Parish and
the bridegroom Frederick Stanley Wonham of
staten Island The chancel was modestly deco
rated with palms and white roses The bride
was escorted 10 the chanceI by her father who
arerward gave her away. She wore a gown of
white satin severely made. and a tulle veil which
was fastened with lilies Of tho valley Miss Amy
Bonner. OF Staten Island. the maid OF honor
Mr. Wonham. who Is an athlete Of considerable
reputation, was attended by Johr c. Walker Of
Staten Island best man. His ushers were
brother. 7. c. V. Wonham: Horace Stebbins ard
Philip Fl. Johnson. Of Boston, Henry D. Wiman
and Reginald Bonner, OF Staten Island. and George
C Case NC OF Halifax Halifax n The CEREMONY
sisted by the rector of ST. Georges. the Rev. Or
William s Rainsford was not followed by a recep
Wonham. Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Wiman Mr.. and
Mrs "G ana S a Randop pS s George was
ara ara Mrs Norman Walker; tr The Misses Walker
Herman Ceaser Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II Bonner
Rs ssa's RnRs. M rs W na Mrs Ms 5m
Tsmp MI SeDSfn r,h TIFF K Mrs. Wser
8 Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs Grosoryi, the Misses Greg
Frances Ogden Jones, Miss Caroline Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs c; Acheson. Mrs Edward Renshaw Jones
Mrs Wonham will make their home at No. 81 West
feminist.
Ths wedding OF Miss Caroline NJ Henderson to
DR. Angler B. Hobbs was Quietly celebrated at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
brldo's father. J. c. Henderson. No. o3 West
Ninety ninth-st Only the relatives were present at
the ceremony which wa. performed by the Rev
Or John Chester. OF Washington. ID. G., an old
friend OF the bridegrooms family. The bride, who
sister Mas Ethel Henderson The brdegroom's
bes, man was Dr. Henry r. Carpenter. OF Rochester
There was no reception, Or. and Mrs. Hobbs leaving
the city after the ceremony for the West.
Tho country home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm W.
Ford a, Babylon Long Island was yesterday after
noon tho scene OF the wedding OF Miss Marie
Graves tho Youngest daughter Of the late Robert
Graves. OF Brooklyn 10 Herman Harjes. son o,
John FIares OF the Paris banking house. II was
company OF intimate friends being invited 10 the
ceremony md reception The bride, unattended by
bridesmaids or maid OF honor. was given away by
nor brother Robert Graves. There were no ushers
Mr.. HAIRLESS best man was r l. Sturels, oil inns
CITY After a brief trip, Mr. Harjes will take his
bride 20 Paris where they will make their home.
The marriage Of Miss Ella Chimney daughter OF
MIR and Mrs Alfred Chimney. ID Robert Christie.
jr WAS soemnized at 7:5o o'clock last evening at
the home OF the brides parents. No. IA West Nine
ty-second-st The bride. VINO wore a gown OF white
satin. tho corsage trimmed with point lace and
orange blossoms and tue veil fastened with
"A diamond crown PIN q present from the bride
groom. unattended by either bridesmaid or
maid OF honor The best man was {. Rowland
Parmly The ushers Frank {. Bell. James
Gray IT, William c. Peek and Alfred T. Stabley.
The ceremony, which performed by the Rev.
Dr. Joseph Z. Kerr, was followed by a large re-
cepton.
81. JOINS Protestant Episcopal Church. at Larch-