New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-17
WEDDINGSPAST ANDTOCOME

The most notable wedding yesterday was that of
Miss Susan saltonstan seabury, the eldest daush-
ter OF the Rev Dr. and Mrs William Jones Sea-
bury to Edmund wallen Bill. son Of the late DR..
Joseph II. BILL of the United States Army, which
was celebrated at s o'clock In the afternoon, In
the Chapel Of the Good Shepherd General Theo-
logical Seminary, Chelsea Square, West twentieth
ST. 1t was not a large wedding. the invitations
being confined TO the immediate family and the
personal friends Of the young couple. The mar
rage ceremony was performed by the BRIDES
father who is one Of the professors In the semi
nary The bride entered the chapel and was given
away by her brother, Samuel seabury. She wore
a gown Of white MORE velour trimmed with point
lace Her veil of tue fastened with orange
blossoms. Miss Lydia Seabury sister. was the
maid Of honor. and Miss Murle Seabury, another
sister and her cousins. Miss Amy Weeks Miss ,ss
br s The bridegroom best man was p.
Hamilton Pershne Of Gsdarhurst LSns ss' sso
bury Bell; Professor John Houghton Coney; OF
Princeton and william seas1 ts oowsd at
the home OF the brides parents. No. Chelsea
Square.
Miss Beatrice Koeher daughter Of the late NJ
Koehler. Of this city was married TO Mark Casper
at noon yesterday at Sherry's. The bride. who was
given away by her brother Alfred koeher. was
attired in u gown OF pearl gray cioth tr'fhmeu
with white silk muslin and large gray nat
adorned
fastened with a diamond sunpurst' sI pr r
the bridegroom. whose best man was pe aid -
Traubner There were no bridesmaids or maid OIL
honor The ushers were the brides two brothers,
v Hugo Koehlcr and Arthur j koener anu lug
by the Rev DR. Gustav Gottheil. Of the Temple
EMANUEL was followed by seated Iuncn s AZ
relatives and small number OF intimate ireh"''
served In the ballroom
The wedding OF Miss Gertrude Jennie Kalmus'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kalmus' to jacob
I.uhs took place at o'clock last evening IN vienna
Hall Lexington-ave and Fifty-eighth-st the
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. stephen
S. Wise. The bride who was given away by her
father. wore gown Of white satin, embelished
with point lace Her tulle veil was fastened with
orange blossoms The brides attendants were
Miss Clara L.uhs. sister OF the bridegroom: MISS
Ida B. Kalmus sister of the bride; Miss Fannie
Lewis. Miss Sophie Aronson. Miss Gertrude Rosen-
berg and Miss Belle Marks. Benjamin halmus.
the brides brother was best man Inc usners
5. Name. Joseph Banman, David kaImus
George Marks. After the ceremony there were
reception and dinner.
The marriage OF Miss Constance Roddy daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Vincent Roddy. to Lincoln
Rea Peabody. OF this city, was solemnized at D
o'clock last evening. the country home OF the
brides parents. at Merrck. Long Island. Inc
Rev. William Montgomery Downey was the off,
ciating clergyman The bride gown Of
ivory satin embroidered with seed pearls. The
veil of duchesse point lace was fastened with
diamond pin. a present from me bridegroom. She
carried an vory-bound prayer book instead OF
bouauet. The maid Of honor was Miss Ruth Prout.
the flower girls were Miss Violet Wanzer ana
f Shepard, this city. The ushers were George II.
Allen OF Salem Mass. and the brides brother.
medately after the ceremony, followed by a sup
per served In large tent erected on the lawn
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Gibbs Irwin.
daughter OF Mrs W H. Thorne, to Russell Wins
low Ostrarder jr took place at o'clock last even
ing at the home OF the brides grandmother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Gibbs No. rs West Fifty -sixth-st. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev DR.. Thomas
II Sill OF ST. Chrysostom's Chapel. Trinity Par
George Boyd Her gown was OF white satn'
trimmed with duchesse lace. she wore no ven.
Boyd The bridegrooms best man was Arthur NJ
Duhme There were no usners, re hy pWszzstti
followed the ceremony.
The marriage OF Miss Cornelia lie Roy. the only
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Banyer Ludlow, to Ar
thur Ludlow Clark will take place at noon to-day
in St Peters Protestant Episcopal Church, West
Chester " Y. small reception Will be held after
the ceremony al Cedarhurst the nome OF the
brides parents. at Classon's Point.
Mrs Emily Dreyfus Anderson will be married TO
Walter Ambrose Pearson at 7:3o o'clock this even
ing I'm the Mount Morris Baptist Church. Fifth
ave. and one -hundred-and- twenty-siXtE-st
The marriage of Miss Ida May Lichtwitz daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Theodore Lichtwitz. TO Will
lam c. Wolf will be soemnzed at 8 o'clock this
evening the Ellerslie IN West observation-disclosures
twenty -siXth-st.
AT noon yesterday Miss Sara Gladys Jones.
daughter Of owen Jones married 10 Wilson
Randolph Yard in tine Baptist Church OF the Re-
deemer IN West One-hundred- and-thrty- tlrst-st.
Only the relatives OF the couple were present al
the ceremony which performed by the Rev
DR. William c. Biting. pastor or the Mount MOTIFS
Baptist Church. There was no reception.
Mddletown y Y. June l6.-Cornelius MacArdeil,
r.. publisher OF The Middletown Argus" and Miss
Emma Theresa Wolf. daughter of ex-Alderman
stephen Wolf married here this evening
Detroit June l6.-Bishop John s. Foley, or
the Roman Catholic See OF Eastern Michigan.
united in marriage yesterday Count Manfred
Won Matuschka. Baron de TOppolezen and Spatten'
and Miss Fila Walker at the home of the brides
father Franklin II. Walker. The civil ceremony
was performed by Justice Schellenberg at noon.
Count Matuschka lives in Silesia and Is or
Hungarian extraction He Is lieutenant In the
Regiment des Gardes du Corps. Two other members
OF the German nobility the Counts brother, Ener-
hardt Won Matuschka. and Count Akman, were
nresent AZ the ceremony. Miss Walker Is grand
daughter Of Hiram Walker the founder OF the great
distillery Walkervllle ONT. The wealth OF the