New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

party received in the large and Il after ,e
library. Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor, after their money
ond Boston. and then go to Hamilton. Mass. whore
they will pass the summer.
The wedding Of Miss Louise A. Lswrencs.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. william Van Duzer Law.
renee. to Ferris j. Meigs. Of Mr.. and MA
Titus. b. Meigs. OF this city. was celebrated ~
p n. yesterday In the Fifth Avenue presbyterian
Church The pastor. the Rev. DIR. John Han, as
sisted by the Rev Dr. Charles II. Thompson pas
tor OF the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
oficiated at the ceremony. The brides gown was
OF white satin trimmed with Brussels point Lace
and the veil Of tulle caught up with oie-
mond star. The maid OF honor vas the brides
y wsre the three cousins Miss Eliza NJ Bates
OF Washington: Miss Elizabeth Elliott Wellington
line B. anldwe, also of this city Miss Hes,erc G.
Oakley ,, PhadeIphin and Miss cara ,S 4: b Bfns
5000. Srohsr Walter Mfss and the he. @ S4s.
Richard t;h Strong Dr. john HartwsII Francis Fisher
Powers. Pierre J. Wurts Theodore ID. Irwin and
the home OF the brides parents Fifth-ave. and
Seventy-eighth-st. was attended by large num- {
Miss Josephine NJ Budd. daughter OF Mrs. Abra-
ham Saight was married to Charles Lester Lowe
at the home OF her mother, No. l2 West Thir'
feminist yesterday. The ceremony was per-
formed at noon by the Rev. Or; BENJAMIN = "a
Costa rector OF the Church OF 81. John The Evan.
satin. trimmed with point lace was given away by
her The 9 %ad 9 n Ses an %as Ralph
Timer There were no bridesmaids or vsher'
The wedding OF Miss Irene +. Scheftel. daughter
OF Mr. ard Mrs Adolph scheftel. to Julius Well
was celebrated at $50 p. m. yesterday at the
home Of the brides parents NO. 20 Easl FIX
Temple Emanuel. performed the ceremony winch
was followed by reception
The marriage OF Miss Sadie Rutedge. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs William Rutledge. Of Uuca to
Harry Frank Mestre occurred at o'clock last
evening at the home Of the brides sister. Mrs.
Charles n. Edwards. No. coo West One-hundred-
and-forty -seventh-st. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Father Meehan. the curate OF
the Church OF St. Catherine OF Genoa. In West
One-hundred -and-nf -third-st; The bride wore
gown OF white satn trnmeq WIN wirh eransc
blossoms. Her niece. Miss Florence EDWARDS was
sister OF the bride was the bridesmaid. The best
the bridegroom's brother. James w.
Mesrei The only usher Frank McCourt
After the ceremony there was a small reception.
The wedding Of Miss Tessie j. Hamburg 10 Harry
Werthemer celebrated at $50 O'Clock last
evening" a: the home OF the brides parents. No.
l57 West ne-hundred deigh,eenth-st. The core
mony was performed by the Rev. Joseph Silver.
man. OF the Temple f:manu;Ei The maid Of
j.
Morris b. Roseberg OF Washington.
The marriage OF Miss Julia L. Bedford. daughter
OF the late Professor P. Wendover Bedford. Of this
city to f. Tonlinson Gill OF Haddonheld. y. J..
Will take place this afternoon at the home Of the
brides uncle. Warner Van Norden No. Is West
Forty-eighth-st.
Miss Marquita Serrano daughter OF Mrs. ~ J.
Serrano will be married to Harold g. Willard. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willard, at $50 o'clock this
IN n-dA
Twentieth-st.
The wedding OF 'sfr~s Essale Tilt, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Albert Tilt. OF no. ; East Sixty
sevcnth-st. TO Frank Adams Acer will be cels-
brated O'Clock this evering in All Souls
sxtv-sixth-st 4 large reception will follow at the
home of the brides parents
Mss Ne,,ie Van Buren Vail will be married 70
Oliver II. Aldred at o'clock this afternoon. at
the home Of her father. Dr. Walter r. Vail, No. 10
West Ninety-seccnd-st.
In the First Presbyterian Church. Fifth-ave. and
Twelfth st. at o'clock th.s evening. Miss May
Ella Robinson daughter Of Mrs. Mary Knox-Rob-
inson, will be MARRIED TO George Elliott Little.
o. Mr. and Mrs phen Little by the key pr
Morgan.
The marriage Of Mss Mary Isabel Nelson.
daughter OF Mrs Frederic Nelson. 10 Arthur Tryon
Kemp of the late Edward Kemp will be SOL
emnlzed this Afternoon at the home Of the brides
followed by a 70 eption.
Baltimore. April 2 DISQUALIFICATION and New
York society well represented at the N rriage
In Christ Episcopal Church here to-day CT Miss
Olivia Gil. daughter CT General John Gill; OF this
city, James Madison Thompson. formerly OF
Springfield Mass. but now of this city. The bride
groom is member Of all the leading Baltimore
clubs Fe is a Harvard graduate, and all but two
OF the usners were his classmates They were A.
L. Wetmore II. T. W Moss and Frank c. Bishop.
OF New York: J. W. Gidden. Lincoln Davis, Lewis
Bacon. W. A. Dupee and Philip Curtis, OF Boston.
Charlos Spence and Samuel s keysei OF Baltimore.
The bridesmaids the Misses Juliana Cutting
and Marion Mckeever. of New-Yorh Maud Thomp
son. Virginia Atkinson. Eliza BETH James and Emily
Harrison. OF Baltimore. Miss Mary Esther Gill.
the brides sister. maid of honor. The best
man was George C. Lee. r., OF Boston, a classmate
cf the brideyr The bride wore gown of white
satin. the bodice Of which trimmed with rare
lace wedding breakfast General Gills house
followed the ceremony After a Northern bridal
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson will spend the sum-
nler in a cottage at Catonsvile, the gift OF tho
brides father.