New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
WEDDINGS.

Miss Martha Mccormick. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Mccormick. Of No. 2A East Forty
| eghth-st. was married to Francis Kennedy at
1870 o'clock yesterday morning in st. Agness ko-
man Catholic Church. In East Forty-tnird-st Inc
| rector the Rev. DIR. Henry A. Brann assisted BY
the Rev Father Donnen, performed the cere-
mony and celebrated the nuptial mass The BRIDE
who wore costume OF pearl gray MORE, rHm nlned
with plumes was attended By her sister. Miss Lucy
sw S n as maid 81 De- soe over six ana
wore white picture hat. James i5rady was pess
man. There were no ushers or brdcsmads Attsr
the ceremony there a breakfast at the homo
OF the brides parents.
Tho marriage of Miss Blanche Uhmann the
eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Simon Chlmann
10 David Heller, Of Mrs. Adolph Heller, Wa
soiemnized at $50 o'clock last evening at the Hote
Savoy. Only the relatives and small nuhoeI VI
the personal friends Of the couple were invited to
the ceremony which performed by the rev
DR. Kaufman Kohler Of the Temple Bethel. Tns
bride who IS a niece OF Frederick Chlmann, pres''
dent OF the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company.
wore n gown OF white satin. enbeilished win point
applique lace and her vel was Of tullc. she wore
no Jewels Miss Edith Uhlmann. sister OF the
bride was the maid OF honor. Her gown was OF
white mo,re yelled with pink moussel'ne de so'e'
The bridesmaids. In gowns Of white SIX ana iace'
were Miss Amy Schwartz. Miss Marie Slchel, Mlss
Clara Wechsler and Miss Hortense Hecht Mr..
We're Louis Strauss. OF Newark; Emil Schewede.
,w sch HsSrS Wf and W
Ralph Levy and HeTry NJ
and Mrs Clarence Stadler. Mr.. and Mrs MAX Bsrn-
heimer. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob philips ana Mrs' he''
Ter.
The wedding OF Miss Julie Hitler. daughter Of ~.
L. Hitler. TO Henry Leerburger. was celebrated ae
Gao o'clock las, evening in the Red Room at Del
monico's Felix Adler performed the marriage GER
emony which was followed by reception and oin.
e eSf II, the bride or Bridegroom The qsasrs were
Edward LesrOurgfT oT9s a1 OF and n apry ss
nephews Of the bridegroom. and Samuel GugYen'
hemer.
Boston June lo-Iarz Anderson and Miss isee
belle Perkins. Of this city, were married to-day.
The bride is tho daughter OF Captain George liam
il,on Perkins L. s. n. (retired). and granddaush-
ter OF the late William F.. Weld OF this city, whose
great fortune she and her cousin-Mrs. Charles y.
Sprag1Ie wife Of Congressman sprague, of Massa'
chusetts-inherited The bridegroom Is the son OF
well-known Washington family, the head OF winch.
General Nicholas Anderson died abroad severaI
wears ago He Is a Harvards graduate, and served
under Robert T. Lincoln in the United States Lego
ton at London, and later was First Secretary OF
the Legation in Italy under Wayne MacVeagh- The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Cuck-
in the Arlington Street waYe some az Of he
most prominent members OF society In nearly every
RE sISs f the bell rH Wss of
bridal roses. frngcd with lilies Of the valley ard
ing by strands OF broad white satin ribbon Each
Of the church and as great w%nd rCpss s ss
stemmed roses. trained on asparagus vines. we.s
suspended between the pillars ard across the altar
The maid of honor Mis- Elizabeth An %nanS
TO the altar leaning upon the arm OF her iatHei.
Two lads dressed as sixteenth century pages; iol;
low ed the bride tranbearers. As the brde neareo
the head of the centre aisle Mr. Anderson WIG was
hos. man advanced and met her beneath the uorAs
bell The brides were Miss EIsanor nd GIay :
Miss Mdss sugar abrv The ahers We're Scha Long
TOh e hs Of F?sr q Bsdee
+. G. Bach, c. A. Porter and W. 5. spaudins. OF
Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party
proceeded TO the Perkins home, in Cornmomw,sa,.n,
ave. where the wedding breakfast was ssrveu oi'
temporary balcony which had been built IN the 'eaF
Mr. and Mrs Anderson will go to Europe and the
Orient their wedding journey.
Bristol r. l., June l0.-The wedding OF MISS Mafy
Emily Locke andWallis Eas,burn Howe took place In
ST Michaevs Church yesterday. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. George L. Locke.
father Of the BRIDE assisted by the Rev Reginald
Heber Howe. Of Longwood. Mass, brother OF the
bridegroom. The Bridegroom Is the son OF the ia'e
DR.. Mark A. De Wolf Howe, Bishop OF Central
Pennsylvania. The maid of honor was Miss Helen
May Goddard, Of Boston. The bride wore an ex.
qusite gown Of white ivory satin en- train with
point duchesse lace. chiffon and orange blossoms
The six bridesmaids. dressed IN PINK Inoussenns os
BHa!o Miss Mary JuasOn q Philadepaa s mis-:
Ms zs0 Edith Howe Of PhiSdelphia Miss Daisy
Greer. OF Network. and Miss Elsie Russell Perry.
al pe W0 HOWE Of Bristol
bridegroon The UsheTs M wsre RsGnad Heoe
Boston; John o; Ames and DR. Halsey De, De Woif
of Springfield Mass. Lieutenant William Hodgkn.
al the De Wolf Inn was attended by three hundred
Sllp most q
Lexington Ky. June l0.-Edward J. Naly. as.
sistant superintendent of the Postal Telegraph
Company in Chicago. married to-day to Miss
Lee Warren Redd, daughter OF Captain Oliver 7.
Redo OF this city. The ceremony took place at 2:o
p. M. at the home of Miss Redd on the Georgetown
was attended a BY her sister Miss Fannie Redd as
a aTra q, fo Mene fi Iou Mss sae Aaams
ST Louis and the Misses Mel Saffrans Nellie Swi-
William iii T. o'Neil Of Chicago. acted as Mr.. NaIE's
best man Mr. ar and d. Mrs. Nay G left here At s
Will s2 tJ Jupe u on the , f9r
tain Redd, served in the Confederate Army through.
out the Civil War most OF the time on the stan
OF General Shelby Among tne y was sSs Shes
the Postal-Telegraph employees.
Kingston ~ Y. June 10 CspecaD.-SIiss Eta
Longyear and Aaron Wesley Thompson. Of this
city. married at the home OF the bride. to-day.
The Rev Or. J. c. Van slyke o.ilciated. Jennie NJ.
Longyear was brdesmad' and Charles = Longyear
son is an ex-captain OF the l4th Separate Company
and now teller In the Roudout Bank
HOW WOULD CLOVER DOi
Miss Wills daily reader OF The Tribune. sus.
gests that clover blossoms be made the National
lower. and sends the following poem. as her views