New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
WEDDINGS PAST ANDTOCOME

Tho marriage Of Mrs. Ellen Prince Lowery. .
niece OF the late william r. Travers. to James
opeyer was soemnzed at yesterday at the
nome OF the bride, No. 80 West Tbirty-hfth-st
There were no persons present at the ceremony
save the Immediate relatives OF the bride and the
business associates and personal friends Of the
bridegroom. whose best man was his brother Ed.
gar Speyer. the head Of the clearinghouse OF
Speyer Co.. in London. There were neither
bridesmaids. maid Of honor nor ushers. Mrs.
Lowery. in reception gown, was escorted 70
Bishop Potter. who performed the marriage cere-
mony by John Dyneley Prince. As the bridal pro.
cession passed from the hallway, some OF the
choris'ers FROM Grace Church choir sang the bridal
anthem and later sang an appropriate hymn. Inc
marriage ceremony followed by reception
and breakfast served at small tables. Among
the guests at the ceremony and reception were
Mrs Alfred L. Loomis Mrs John Dyneley Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Duer. Miss wadsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs John c. II eckscher Mr.. and Mrs ID.
Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs. William Solomon. Mr. and
Hopf Charles G Beam9n j. Langeloth. j. pi zen
wood William b. Bonn OF Frankfort-on Main.
Germany, and the Oldest employees in the banking;
gifts were magnificent, and exceeded in number
more than three hundred Mr.; and Mrs. speyer.
several years Will make tour through the West
cOs Their ey viii be enG
city. at No 257 Madson-aye.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Teft, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. William f. Tefft, Of No 22 East
Sixty-fourth-st.. to william Abbott sayback. a
of John b. slayback. OF Madison-aye.. VIII
take place on Wednesday evening next. November
Fthaye amd The Reception
large one Will be held at the home or the brides
parents
The marriage Of Miss Estele Pendleton Horner,
Of this city, to Joseph Baker White. OF Brooklyn.
took place last evening in All Souls Protestant
st. Mr. and Mrs White viii be at home on
Wednesdays IN January from to o'clock at No.
The only daughter OF Captain Josiah Westervelt.
OF the Church-st station. was married on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF her father, NO. 20
West One hundred a nd thirtieth-st., TO Philip W.
ketterer The bridegroom is the vice president OF
the Charles r. Ketterer Company. Owing TO the
private one Many presents were sent by friends.
Miss Robina BARLEY married last evening to
William r. Knox at the home Of the brides aunt.
Miss Rachel l.. BARLEY No. 6s East One-hundred.
and-tenth-st. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A. W. Halsey, Of the Spring Street Presby.
terrain Church of this city. Only the relatives and
most intimate friends OF the bride and bridegroom
which followed. The bride was given away by her
aunt Miss Jessie !. Watson, Of Boston and was
Arthur Knox was his brothers best man.. and
Gerard Fountain and Charles w Demarest acted
ushers
The engagement Is announced OF the Rev. VIII.
lam Walton Rutherford 10 Miss Anna Horne Jack.
SEN daughter OF the late Henry Jackson, Of No.
55S Madison-ave.
Columbus. Ohio Nov ll-Mlss Bertha English.
daughter Of the late John G. English, and J. V.
Clark Of Chicago were married at II a. m. in St
Joseph's Cathedral. Bishop Watterson officiating.
after which an Informal wedding breakfast was
served at the Great Southern Hotel TO one hum
dred and hftv guests Among the guests were MI.
Rend. Mr. and Mrs Hampstead washburn, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Spadng. Harry Clark, Miss
Clark Mr.. Shrahan and Miss Cox. of Chicago
Mrs. Joseph Z. Rend Is a sister OF the BRIDE
Boston Nov II (SpeclaD.-The marriage OF Miss
Ida Gertrude Little daughter Of John Mason Lttia
70 Charles Walton Ogden. Of NewYork. brought
a large and very fashionable gathering to the Ar
lington Street Church to-day. First In the
bridal procession came the ushers, John Masoa
Little jr Of Boston; Henry w. Miller, Shermai
Day David H. Taylor. Joseph G. Stout. jr, Louis
G. Smith and Arthur F. Street OF New-York, and
William b. Johnson. OF Washington Next came
the four bridesmaids. Miss Julia a: Little, Miss
Edith Bartlett. Guy w. Cary was best man The
Rev. John Cuckson the officiating clergyman. was
assisted by the. Rev. DR.. Henry Mottet OF eth tho
Mr. and Mrs ogden Will go TO Europe on their
wedding journey, and oh their return VIII live In
New-YOrk.
Atlanta Ga, Nov John 8. Cohen formerly
private secretary to Secretary Hoke Smith Of the
Interior Department, and Washington correspon-
dent Of THE Atlanta Journal now associate
editor Of that paper. was married this morning 10
Miss Julia Clarke, OF Atlanta