New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
WEDpINGsP AsTANDTOCOME

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The marriage Of Miss Ida Dent "I.snS
daughter Of the late Hlrton p. Wright. Oh oeo's
On n, walter Ernest Seymour. Of Bristol, NJ -
took place at l2:3) o'clock yesterday aIte."
the Chapel Of 81. Chrysostoc'. Trinity rs
enth-ave. and Thirty-n!nth-st the we"us ,.s,
quie. one there being present IN INC .'p
than a dozen persons when the rector 80" 80.
Knowles performed the ceremony. liner. 49,.
some red ard white flowers on the altar ou' 49,
was no music The bride, who with her ""''s
has been living in West Twenty-hfth-s'., 10
from the vestry escorted by her mo'ner' VIZ
gave her awas. The bride, who was u"". -,
by either bridesmaids or maid OF ncno'' 800
tired In a costume OF blue organize ns",s /.
lovers over blue silk. and e,Ibellshed win ""'e
lace and ribbons. Her white leghorn ha'
trimmed with tall white plumes ana cIus'e's
pink roses She carried o prayer-booH' LIE o..
groom who is a son OF Alvin c. Seymour OF war
rem r. T. was attended by Charles H. Smith, OF
Kingston " y as best man. There were ~
fishers. and there was no reception HTs oe''
was at enc time engaged 10 be married 10 the ,a.'
General Antonio Ezeta Vice-President OF oaI'a"o''
and the date for the wedding was decided upo"
and some Of the arrangements for 1t were com
pleted when a revolution began In the repuono
where General Ezeta's brother was PRESIDENT
This changed the plans. and the wedoins was
postponed indefinitely. In April. 1884. the Eze.a
Government was overthrown. and General Eze.a
Bennington. in June. Two months later the SEN
nington arrived In San Francisco. The new Gov
eminent demanded that General Ezeta WIN sew
era others. be extradted. but Judge Morrow, IN
the 1S s p p6s cG na not eoeed
the eytradiiion treaty me 9 Gehe,a ~ General
Ezcta throughout the trouble. 1t shortly after
this that the engagement betwee the couple va
friends until the Generals death.
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Ashman cochranA
niece Of Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Ashman. Of this city,
70 James d. Hughes. OF Philadelphia. TOOK place
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning In St AIMS no
man Catholic Church. in East Twelfth-st. Inc
marriage ceremony was performed by Arcnoishop
Ryan. If Philadelphia assisted by Bishop Mcdov-
ern OF Delaware. The nup;ial mass was celeDrateo
by the Rev. Daniel OConnor OF Philadelphia. VINO
was assisted by the Rev William ONeil. me rec
Of ST. AIMS church. and ratner D r hrts
Who v was given away by her uncle, A. 7; Ashman
wore a gown Of white satin, emDfqidcred Win
Of tulle Miss Alma Ashnan was her cousins gIsi,
maid Of The o and he uhrs Ash
ton Devereux and James =. O'conner. OF TINS ely
breakfas st at the Sinclair House for the relatives
and intimate friends.
The wedding of Miss Ella Gelsse TO Dallett
FLguet will be celebrated quietly at $50 o'clock tn's
evening at the home of the brides grandtathe'
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Graf La Forge
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William Henry Barber
to William Whine viii take place at oG.0eik ,n,i
afternoon in ST. Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal
Church in West Eghty-fourth-st.
| Miss Clara Estee Fiagg. daughter Of the late
| Charles H. Flagg will be married to Arthur Deans
psn,amd Of EdnSnrsh csSpcR WEST Eighy.
| fourth-st
Miss Mary SANFORD granddaughter Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. G.. w. Sanford will! be married TO Edward
Wheeler Everett. Of this city. to-day at war
! Miss Lulu E. BrinkerhoH and Ernest W. Hof'
statter were married noon yesterday by the Kew.
J. Van Zandt. at the home Of the brides parents
| RockJand Lake " Y. Miss BrnkerhoT IS the
q H s55g,r b n hs
slater who is the eldest son OF Ihe9d2re Hoissaj
Sonth America, and is interested In his fathers
business. After the honeymoon wncn WI o., Ss
| couple will live in this city.
Saratoga Springs ~ Y. June Miss Henrietta
Marvin Shoemaker daughter OF Mrs. Frances Mar
| vim Shoemaker who is the widow OF Murray Coz
| gate Shoemaker formerly OF Cincinnati. was mar
| red TO Nash lockwood. prominent member OF the
| Saratoga bar and son of Colonel William T. Rock
wood of Saratoga Springs at the Bethesda Epis-
copal Church here to-day The bride was given
away by her grandfather. ex-Congressman James
NJ Marvin. The best man was Murray {; s snoe-
| maker brother OF the bride and the maid OF nohor
Mi F asT M Eyan a nayn 9sT Of
Miss Gsneyeve Clement OF Cncin Fdi6 Ksn ' Of
| fIiiisdae l!ich and Miss Agnes Putnam and Miss
Mary Manning, Of SARATOGA Springs u the Tsness
of Troy; j. ~ Marvin. jr. OF Albany, and F. W.
| Waterbury. Wharton Meehan and y. 5. Clement,
jr OF Saratoga Springs.
THE TPTRT-NC pITTERN.