New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
WEDDINGSPASTANDTOCOME


Sixth-ave. and Forty-arst-s; Nearly three hun.
dred guests invited to the ceremony. which
performed by the Rev. DR. Charles s. Har-
rover and followed by reception at the
home Of the brides parents The bride whose
gown was Of white satin, trimmed oil the corsags
with point applique lace. also wore a tulle veiL
which was caught up with ,srse diamond orna-
ment. which had been Worn by the great-grand.
mother OF the bridegroom. She carried shower
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley and white Miss
Mabel WI Jams tine maid Of homer. The brides
maids were the bridegroom's sister Miss Edna
Calhoun, Miss Frances Barnes, Miss Carolyn
Barnes and Miss Eleanor Osborne. The best man
was Samuel a. Klein. of Brooklyn. and the ushers
Percy II. Williams, William Klipstein Byrd Walker
and Thomas Markeiie Among the guests at the
ceremony and reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G..
Williams. Mrs. 5 D. Cowies. grandmother of the
Berg Berg M a6 aad MI rs " MySs Miss cara
Miss 6theEsn and Mrs. pny,c M . ys1u NJ
G Anadrsc Nj , sad Mrs 4 Barnes " aqd Mrs.
TuesS AID T Edward co SSne Mr. and S0raf ra
s. Ia vaNe Mr. an, and Mr. Henry D.nica. Miss
Mrs Mrs TnOmss Mecsr,9y, N ana Mrs William
niSu rs nan Mr. ana Me- Loui, seAot NJ and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles otten and Sidney Sutcae.
Miss Marie Git1. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Gitz. was married to Charles II. Darmstadt at go
o'clock last evening 1t the home of her parents,
No S5S East sixty-ninth-st in the presence reIa-
tives and personal friends The Rev. Dr. Nicholas
b)errlns performed the ceremony The BRIDE q
pretty brunette. gown of white satin ernbel-
lished with point lace and chiffon. The tulIe veil
was fastened with bunch or lilies OF the valley.
and pin Of diamonds and .nleralds. a gift from
tine bridegroom. The bridal bouquet was of lilies
Of the valley. Miss Lillian Gitz was her sisters
maid Of honor. Mr.. Darmstsdt was attended by his
brother, Louis Darmstadt. as best man. The ush.
were Edward Rattcy and Frederick c. Gits
brother OF the bride. After the ceremony there
was wedding dinner. served by Maz2et;.. and later
Il reception. Some OF the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Georse Amend. Miss Gertrude Gotthod. Mr..
and Mrs. Schlos,er. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wehrum,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry u. Haar. Miss Haar. William
Haar the Misses Backus, William Backus, Mr..
I ons Ms a'h ss eq d and Misses rs
the mother of The bridegroom. MIR. and Mrs. Darn
vii maxi their ' home on their reurn at No ioi
West Onehundred-a nd twenty -eighth-st. NJ. Gifts
presented his daughter with fathouse.
very pretty wedding last evening was that ct
Miss Louise Kennedy. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Kennedy, of No. Is St. Nicholas Place, to
Webster Boutele Mabie. Of this city, which took
place at o'clock in the Second Collegiate Re-
formed Church. LenoX-ave. and One-hundred-an
twontythird-st There Were bright flowers abou.
the pulpit and preachers platform where the cere-
mOny performed by the pastor. the Rev. DR..
William J. Harsha. The bride, who was given
away by her father. gown of white satin.
with trimmings OF ducnessc lace, and tule veils
caught up with cluster of white plumes. She
rried bouquet of lilies OF the valley Miss Vio-
let Adam the maid Of honor. The two brides
maids Miss Ate Stwel and Miss Ethel Still
well Each carried bouquet OF white carnations
Mr. Worthngton Graves. Of Buffalo, relative Of
the bridegroom. was best man. and Frank d. Tans-
ley. John f. Roeser. Lewis c. Freeman and George
a. Adam were the ushers. reception followed az
guests were Nj. and Mrs Willis BlaLvct Mr.. and
Mrs. J; EDWARD Cowes; DR.: and Mrs. 4. c: Cramp-
/ q. r. Cammanl. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Disbrow, the
Rev. D., and Mrs. "; J. Harsha, Mr. and Mrs E.
Hamilton W Mabie. Mrs. Archibald Paul. Mitchell.
M ana Nj NJ d HARM NM s6rss M PS MI Mr. aaa
Ms Edwin Ouiwai,r, d. ara Irs. Il. T Piercs
ib t ana Fs t. Mr. aSd Sfs william n n stiiwei
ard Mrs. WsrEsn S sc M ana Mr
Or. and Mrs. Richard Van Santyoord Mrs d. B.
H9 M Nr w nq Mi r and Man g jadson g.
| Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward g. Wells
Miss Minnie Herman married to James NJ
Calm at $50 o'clock last evening, at the home Of
her mother Mrs G. ~ Herman No. l35 East
s,xtieth-s, by the Rev. Or. Kaufman Kohier.
OF the Temple BETHEL The ceremony, performed
in The library, followed by dinner and dance
The bride who was unattended by either brides
maids or maid OF honor was given away by her
brother. Moses Herman. She wore gown OF
d 81 Im With TR %Hs sad IN acs by
diamond sunburst pin. present from the BRIDE
groom. The ushers were Henry NJ; Herman
and Louis calm brothers of the bridegroom.
Among the guests were Mrs Henry Moses, MISS
s. " ana II: Ei% kees S%a M Ts H., ETsSRS
Moses Mr.. and Mrs NJ Ehrenreich, Mr.. and Mrs:
j Asel Judge Tewo1Isert MlsS arr
The wedding of Miss Flora Taussg. daughter
Of Mrs Charlotte Taussls of No. 1870 Madiaon-ave.
TO Emil Goodkind was celebrated at o'clock
last evening. in tuxedo Hall, Madison-ave and
and small number OF Intimate friends Inc 5rides
J. H. Frankenberg was best man. reception and
elmer followed the ceremony
The weddings in town to-day include those OF
Miss Caroline NJ Henderson. daughter of j. c.
Henderson, to Dr. Angler p. Hobbs, at the home OF
the bride. No, 2t3 West Ninety-ninth-st; OF Miss
Be sic Ethel p. Wilson, younger daughter OF the
Rev Dr. Henry Wilson, TO Frederick Stapley Won
ham I'm ST. Georges Protestant Episcopal Church,
stuyvesant Square: OF Miss May Byrns daughter
of John Byrns to Joseph w Laurence In inc
Church OF 81. Jean Baptiste. in East seventy
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Buchanan to FREDERICK a HI:
Ter at the home Of the brides parents No, hass
CHRISTIE IT, r The h6me OF M NE ~ ss SiHsy
second-si.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth H. Williams.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs E. c. Williams TO Hugh
q sutherland. will take place Wednesday. 90.
tober r. at the country home OF the brides parentA
at Alienhurst. y. j.
Miss Harriet Tiedemann will be married to can
Lincoln Schurz, Of Carl Schurz. at noon to-day
at the home OF her mother, in Monsey. Rockland
County. N. Y
Miss Blanche Aaron and Albert Herbronnes.
junior member OF the firm Of Passevant & Co. were
married Yesterday at high noon al the home OF the
bride by the Rev. Or. Joseph Silverman. On 40.
Az
Immediate family witnessed the ceremony. which
was according to the Jewish ritual The bride was
given away by her brother, Joseph Aaron, and MIL
ton Hebronner, brother Of the bridegroom acted -
best