New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

notable Jewish wedding was celebrated at
o'clock last evening al the home Of Mrs Rowland
Davies No iO5 West Eighty-slxth-st. The bride
was Mrs. Davies's daughter. Miss Gertrude NJ.
Davies and the Bridegroom Percival s. Menken.
The drawing-room in which the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Or r De Sofa Mendes was
handsomely decked with flowers and growing
plants. The bride. who was given away by her
brother. Albert l.. Davies. attred In gown
OF white satin, the corsage trimmed with point
lace and veil Of the rich lace. presented by
the bridegrooms mother. fastened with orange
blossoms. She wore sunburs; pin of diamonds
On the corsage. and carried bouquet Of white
roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss Maude G.
Moss, Of Montreal. a niece Of the bride, was the
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids the BRIDE
grooms two sisters. Miss Nettie ID. Menken and
MISS Josephine r. Menken and Miss Maria Davies
ana MISS Alice i. Davies. The TWO pages were the
brides nephews. Rowland Davies Goodman and
EDWARD Goodman jr. Mr.. Menkon who IS pres-
dent OF the Young Mems Hebrew Association sec.
rotary OF the Jewish Theological Seminary super
lhtehdent OF the West End Synagogue Sunday
schoo. and a prominent young lawyer was attended
by JACK schnitzer as best The ushers were
cousins Of be pba avis r. and Lawrence Davies
Sehniizer, Daniel b. Freedman and Falk Yo,inleI
G sne ceremony was followed by a large reception
o oil ohaurlotte. n G.; Mr. and Mrs Edward Good
H. Mr, ana Mrs Louis Bauer Mrs Freedman.
n6iown Mr. and Mrs J. Jonasson Mr. and Mrs
KKsreSs 4 Harris. Mrs. r knight the Misses
Hart. Miss Levine. I.udwir Stein. samuel Woir
Frank RRysrsEkfseTr r. Weiers Henry Click and
number Of handsome gifts Including a silver Ioyinr
gns "fm sbf tne Board Of Managers q the Young
NJ No ung couple viii make their home in West
Ninety -Stcond-st " ''S
pretty and largely attended wedding last even.
Ing was that OF Mis- Lillian ~ Wright. the only
cH'io OF the Rev. DR.. and Mrs Clark Wright 70
Ut. Louis Gilbert Newman. OF Brewster ~ Y.
"hich took place at o'clock in the Union Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. in West Forty-eghth-st Of
which the brides father Is pastor The floral deco
rations were elaborate and effective. and some
special music contributed by the regular choir
OF the church. assisted 10y professional musicians
A. the bridal party entered the church at o'clock
The choir sang the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin'
and during the ceremony there was subdued music
played by the organist. The officiating clergymen
were the brides father. the Rev. DR. Wright: the
Rev. DR. Richards OF Princeton. y. j.. the Rev
Or. 5. Parkes Cadman. OF the Metropolitan Taber-
nacle this city the Roy. Dr.. James NJ Yeager. of
this city and the Rev +. T.. Hoffecker OF Kingston
y. Y The bride. beautiful young woman wore
and chiffon Her veil Of tue was caught I'D With
orange blossoms and she carried bouquet Of lilies
Miss Alice VI. Lent. of New Rochelle The BRIDE
groom. who formerly lived I'm Piaintied. y. j..
had best his brother. Professor Frederick
=. Newman. of Williams College. The ushers. New
York University men. were Dr. Klots Or. Ives o.
Mount Vernon: Campbell g Carnichol Frank W.
Dobbs f. V. Valentine. Charles Fletcher Lent ard
and Mrs. Newman leaving the city at once on their
od o Trip They VIII ps ,om tine In Ten
Miss Emma Johanns married Edward
Barry Bradford. of Hoboken. last evening at the
home OF her mother. Mrs. Anna Johanns. No. 70
Vandam-st The Rev. DR.. Young. of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church performed the ceremony Miss
brothers best man There we're no ushers The
bride. who wore gown Of white satin given
away by her brother. william A. Johanns.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie Rothschild to Daniel
Rothschild was soemnzed in tho presence Of rela-
tives at O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the homo
Of the brides uncle. VI. : Barnet. No q East
Seventy-third-st The Rev Dr Kaufman Kohler
OF the Temple Bethel, was the officiating clergy
ter. Miss Lillian Rothschid, and Miss Helen Bar
net cousin Of the bride Morris ROthschid was
served by Mazzetti Immediately after the csre-
mony.
The marriage OF Miss Edith Schuyler Ketchum.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ketchum. 10
Charles c. Willis. Of Philadelphia, will take place
az noon to-day at Woody Crest, the home OF the
brides parents, at Jerome-ave and One-hupdred-
and-sixty-fifth-s,.
In the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Holy
Trinity. Lenox-ave. and -hundred-a nd twenty
second-st;. AT noon to-day. Miss Annie Waite
Knight. daughter OF Mrs. Charles Knight. Of West
One-hundred and thrty-secOnd-st will be married
10 d. Walter +. Clarke.
The wedding Of Miss Blanche CrIssy Peabody.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs James G. Peabody. to
Henry Conner OF London. England will be cele-
brated this evening at the home OF the brides par
ents No i5S West one-hundred-a nd-eighteenth-st
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Wilson. daughter
OF Mrs. Katherine Wilson, of No. 400 West Nine
teenth-st. to Edward Ger.au will take place this
evening in the Church of St Vincent De Paul, in
West Iwenty-th!rd-st
An interesting feature preceding the marriage OF
Miss Sadie Lawrence Paine to Benjamin A. Jack
son. 10 take place at ST Matthews Church on No.
night AT the New-York Athletic club. Among his
club associates at the dinner will be William F.
Mohr. Frederick O. swain William D. Bovine "
T. smith D. ~ Gaylord. Daniel j. Campbell Ar
thur J: Moore. William c. Doscher Harry Mohr
and others.
Washington. Oct. 2,.-Mss Adelaide Virginia Car
son. daughter of Major and Mrs John NJ Car
son. and DR.. Thomas Leslie Macdonald were mar
rcd to-day at the home OF the brides parents In
Nermont-ave.. by the Rev DR. Little The wit
nesses Of the ceremony limited 70 the rela-
tives Of the couple and a few intimate friends
The bride who was attended by her little necs
Margaret Carson. a daughter OF Captain Carson OF
the Army wore a handsome gown Of white satin.
trimmed with old lace and chiffon. The dra wing
room. IN which the ceremony performed was
decorated with palms. asparagus and white chrys-
anthemurs. and the same scheme of decoration
was followed in the dnng-room. a wedding
breakfast followed. which attended by about
TWO hundred persons. q number Of whom were
from Phladephia; Many costly presents we're re-
ceived by the bride
NOTES or THE STAGE
Charles CoEhlan is to make a tour as star
beginning IN Washington or November % in . play