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

The marriage Of Miss Edith n. Callahan daughtse
OF Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Callahan. OF No sS East
seventy-second-st., TO James T. Smith, OF Newark.
~ j.. was soemnized at 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning in st. Pa,rick's Cathedral Archbishop
Corrigan performed the marriage ceremony and the
brides uncle the Rev. James Clinton Rgney. rector
or the Church Of Our Lady OF Mercy. Fordham.
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trimmed with point lace and I ysi eli Of pen. lac:
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William o'Rourke and James Smith 81, Of Newark
Newark. '''"' -
One OF the prettiest well one Of the largest
weddings yesterday was that OF Miss Mary Hiss
| Norton the youngest daughter OF Mrs. T.. Nor
ton. OF ST. George. Staten Island TO Henry Edward
Iorey, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Loney. OF this city,
which was celebrated at noon. in St Johns Prot.
| estant Episcopal Church, Clifton Staten Island.
There elaborate display OF flowers and
! growing plants in the church. which was packed
TO the doors with the guests. many OF whom went
the bridesroom's uncle the Rev. Dr. Anthony
Schuyler, OF Orange y, j.. who assisted by
the rector Of the church. the Rev. Dr. John Ec-
cleston. The bride entered the church and was
given away by her brother. William p. Norton,
with point lace and embroidered in pearls. II was
mac wh tn full court train many yards long
star She carried with her on her way to the
the, church she carried bouquet OF lilies of the
valley. Her sister. Miss Lucy Norton; was maid
Of this city Miss EiinOr whitman. Miss Ma;
BOYD. Miss Mary Tyler. of Staten Island Miss
brother, Frederick Roosevelt i;9ney: The usher..
the bridegroom were the brides two brothers z.
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the home of the brides mother. IN Tompklns-ave.,
ST. George was attended by several hundred
| guests.
At noon yesterday Miss Bertha Tudor Thompson
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson. was
married to Ericsson Foote Bushnell. in Old Trinity
Church, Broadway, opposite Wall-st. Tn.
riage ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr.
Steele. The bride. who entered with her father.
wore gown Of white satin, the skirt trimmed
with tuile and orange blossoms. and the waist Of
point applique lace 4 tiara OF orange blossom:
Of lilies oft he-vaey Miss Ruth Thompson was
her sisters maid Of honor The e, were
Vas Miss Agnes %Orssn s Of this city and Mis-;
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Haven. and the usheTs were Lloyd Rand Herbert
Massspse"F sSHn sss%S ss s
the home "tt Ct Mr. Mr. and Mrs Thompson no 20 West
The wedding OF Miss Cornela Putnam Lockwood.
daughter OF the late Joseph b. Lockwood and
granddaughter Of the late Tarrant Putnam. 10 Al.
fred Lee Manerre, son OF ex-senator Benjamin F.
Manerre took place yesterday at the home OF the
brides mother No. 40 West Fifty;seventh-st The
Der Rodss rector Of oSS
bride given away by her cousin, Judge William
% bar0n She Wone GOWN e ne Of @
and draped with exquisite point lace formerly worn
lsce 'e was worn by her mother on her wedding day
Il was fastened with diamond brooch gift from
aT Fer 0ny attendant was heT Miss MARI.
Louise S S Tas 81 S1 ESnss
Assurance Society and one OF me o. he
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m ,s were the brides cousin OXFORD Winslow
Edward dH;d Van 1olkenSursh. 81.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Howell Connick. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Connck, to
Eugene Hughes. OF Syracuse. " Y, took place a
the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament In West
Seventy -frst-s,.. last night. ia the presence OF
f s,Ee BY the recior the Rv Matthew A. Taylor
| assisted by the Rev. Dr. Grimes, OF syracuse ana
s She Rsy c SnaFS' Of mis- ely The bride
gown OF white satin trimmed Win ducness ace.
sons Miss Anna NJ Tierney was the maid Of honor
There no bridesmaids Mr. Hggness pest man
p Ta Wam GaynoRf o H fmmet dDOn Mes
Tirr.ey Andrew Connlck the brother Of The bride:
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Cotton S Alter there was T res Wes
the nqms o. f M D and Mr Hughes viii make
seSg home for time at the HOFFMAN House
,,ss Edith Arnold daughter of George W. Ar
Mold was married TO Charles p Staubach, inspect
or OF Rifle Practice in the 9Th Regiment National
C;uard New-York at O'Clock last evening. In the
HOLY Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Lenox-
ave- and One-hundred- and twenty -second-st; The
rector OF the church the Rev DR.. Charles Dewitt
5 Bdg% was g Mise sale Seward 81 Orange
and the flower girls were Miss lillian staabas,n:
Fall 81 roI Of Tarryi t r. = The best man was
Lester W Bond and the ushsrs Mere captain
Locke OF the Sth Regment' otto r. Reese n Won
British Columbia
The wedding OF Miss Matilda Hoffman, daughter
q, Mr. and Mrs j. L. Hoffman. to Andrew q.
Pauer was celebrated last evening in the FIRST
Union Presbyterian Church, I.exington-aye. and
ltd NJ the ceremony which was followed by q
recenton at the home of the brides parents, In
! t,ast Eighty second-st. 1t was quiet wedding
only the relatives being present at the church GER
emony.
The Protestant Episcopal Church OF All Souls
Madison ave- and Sxty-siNth-st', was last evening
49,, s,.,e or the marriage OF Miss Louise Marcia
pfsrrls the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst
pfarrius TO Russell Abernethoy cowles. The ON
eating clergyman was the Rev DR. Charles II
Eaton pastor OF the Church OF The D.vne P r:l,
! nitv The maid of honor was the brides sister.
| Miss Resale Lee Pfarrius, and the brdesmads
! v,are Miss Adeline Schmidt. Miss Ada Morrall,
| Miss Alins Sears and Miss Ethlyn Brewer. The
| best man was the brdegrooms brother. Frederick
| II cowles ard the ushers were Irving Robinson.
~ syracuse; Douglas Bushnell, Of Morristown; n;
| =. Richard Manning. Harry Post, Arthur WOOD