New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

| pretty church wedding yesterday was that G
Mrs Louisa Gunst to Joseph Addoms Macdernott.
which took place at 10 o'clock In the Roman Catho-
| lie Church Of the Holy Rosary, in East One-hun-
d-nineteenth-st. The rector OF the church,
| the Rev. Dr. Francis H. Wall OBLIGATED at the cere-
! mony. and afterward celebrated the nuptial mass,
assisted by the Rev. Edward Tierney and the Rev.
| p. ]. Mingoe. The bride. who wore gown Of pearl
| colored MORE. attended by her daughter. Miss
| Guns and Miss Manning. The bridegroom's best
man was J. s. Ruland and the ushers the BRIDE
Gay e MnTSe
ceremony was followed by wedding breakfast,
served BY Mazzet az The he. brides hT%s No 81
making their home in Harlem. will explore the beau.
| ties OF the Pacific Coast.
| The wedding OF Miss Marguerite Alice Regina Eau
| cett daughter OF Mrs. Bertha Faucet OF No. 100
| West Sixty-ffth-st, TO Dr. John Joseph kerwn. Of
New Rochelle, was solemnized last evening In the
Church OF ST. Paul the Apostle. Coumbus-ave. and
sIxtieth-st There were several hundred guests In.
vited TO the ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. John J. Hughes and only the immediate rela.
lives were invited to the reception. The brides
gown was OF pink MORE. covered with pink mousse
ino de sole The bridesmaids. in gowns OF pink
moirc covered with white chiffon. were MISS The
York: Miss Lille Fails-Dunn and Miss Louise Aus
tin, OF Memphis Tenn. The bridegroom pest man
b,ide George d. Ebermeyer, Karl GrenyiiIe sewa!1
OF Schenectady, and Austin Radciine oa'a"'"' u
New-York.
The marriage OF Miss Margare. Emily Flannery.
daughter of Mrs NJ f. Flannery, TO William Free
man, OF Brooklyn. was solemnized at O'CLOCK yee
terday afternoon In st. Pauls Roman Cathone
Church. at Court and Warren sts. BROOKLYN Ins
Rev. DR.. HiI the rector OF the church. oiiciateo q
the ceremony which was fOilCwsd nt By we SSsc
supper served at the nome OF the o''Ne ''
No. 1856 West Nlnety-nnth-st
Mis-. Nora D. Hays daughter OF Mrs. Isabelle -
Hays was quietly married to John w. hemriecn
last evening at the home OF her mother, NO. ls
West Forty.fourth-st. The bride. whose gown was
OF ivory satin. hounced with point lace. was At
tended only by her sister, Miss Hays ~, S,n rev
Rchard Jv Ke eds GI West Forty per-
formed the eeremony w Which Hs z1 was fol'0"e' 0s
The marriage Of Miss Josephine Finley birfofd
daughter Of the late Rev. T. Spruille Burlors VINO
was at one tine rector Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Intercession. Washington Hdgnta.
n Dr pope NJ Harrington. OF Memphis. Tenn. took
place last evening Vest hf ndae The
Rev Do Lancey Townsend, performed the are
mony. The bride, whose gown was OK white s.tin,
srnIhar s TI1 'Burford Her maid Of honor
Miss Maud Laycock, Of Indianapolis, Ind
The engagement is announced Of Miss Josephine
De Loiselle daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josefh
s,notte De I,o,scIle of New-York. TO Wallace Gut
ford of Workers The wedding will take place In
Trinity Church. Boston, in few weeks
Warwick ~ Y, Oct. (Specia)-An exceptional.
~ pretty wedding celebrated to-day In the
Dutch Reformed Church In the presence o: many
people from New-York City and Orange County
The bride was Miss Bertha Maria Furman. niece
OF Nicholas Lansing Furman. and the bridegroom
-,s Tobn Wheeler Sanford prominent young
business man Of Warwick. Francis Baird Sanford
was the best man. The ushers were Lewis H. Fur
man. Harry C.. Horton, Edward Bur, SANFORD.
Henry Peton, John Hynard and Fred c cary
The bridespads were the Misses Sarah NJ yelling.
and Carrie Roe Bull The maid Of honor was Miss
Sarah NJ Drew. Marion Burt Sanford and Bertha
FlIrman Lawrence were flower girls reception
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Furman
TO LIVE ABROAD WITH HER FATHER
II is understood that Mrs. J. c. wlmerdns 5r.
is TO live abroad with her father. Vanderbilt Allen
Her husband will make his home on staten islsna.