New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-29
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE

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The marriage OF Miss Grace Altman. the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Altman. OF Lexington
ave. and Seventy second-st., to Dr. Henry 3. feno-
Ter. of this city. took plSe yesterday afternoon at
the Tuxedo. Madison-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st me
room in which the ceremony was performed py
the Rev. DR.. Joseph Silverman. Of the Temple
Emanuel, was handsomely decorated with plants
and cut flowers The bride, who was given away
by her father. a gown of white embroidered
chiffon and lace over white SATIN Her veil or
tulle was fastened with a coronet Of orange bios
SONS. There bridesmaids ushcrs or maid
Of honor. Dr. Tenders best man was George
Sanders. OF this city Immediately after the cere-
mony there was reception, followed by dlnner
St. Louis
The wedding Of Miss Madeleine Vutee. daughter
OF Mrs Caroline A. Vultee. TO Arnold Edward Pc
terson Will take place at 3 o'clock on Wednesday
evening October g. in St Johns Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Jersey City Heights.
From Philadelphia comes the news OF the en-
gagement Of Miss Margaret Shipper. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shipper Of that city. to
EDWARD s. Dunn, also OF Philadelphia.
Invitations have been received In this city for
the marriage OF Miss Dorothy Prewiu daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Prewitt Of ST. Louis.
to p, stuyvesant Pilot Of this city, on wednesday
The engagement is announced in Philadelphia OF
Miss Olive Sampson. daughter OF Rear Admiral
Sampson to Henry Harrison Scott. OF San Fran
cisco
The marriage OF Miss Julia Coe silvers daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs John stonaker silvers OF Gram
bury, \. j.. to Edward ". Durham. Of Trenton.
October r.
Miss Madeline Wall daughter ~ Frank Wall
OF West New Brighton Staten Island will be mar
ried to Beverly Robinson. OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 2,I, Emmet Robinson. early in October, Miss
wars FAMILY being In mourning, the wedding Will
be very quiet one.
Miss Matilda Ida Mexican daughter OF William
B. Mexican, OF Livingston, Staten Island was mar
red to Lieutenant George William Csubbins OF the
British Navy. in ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Cliff
ton at ; o'clock Tuesday afternoon The Rev.
Sidney A. Treat, acting OF the church. off,
cated The bride was unattended She wore q
gown Of white corded silk. with pink trimmings.
and carried bouquet OF white roses The ushers
were Gregory Mexican and William Mexican. broth
ers Of the bride: Douglas J. Caunah and Edward A.
Parmelle After the ceremony a small reception
Davis-ave Lieutenant and Mrs Gubbins will live
In Bermuda. where Lieutenant Gubbins is stationed.
The wedding Of Or. Theodore Caldwell Janeway,
81 this city and Miss Eleanor Caroline Anderson,
daughter Of William C. Anderson, of Overlook
Penn. was celebrated in the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Redeemer. Bryn Mawr Tuesday.
The ceremony performed by the rector, the
Rev. Or. James Houghton Miss Lillian e. Alder
son. the brides sister was the maid OF honor and
the bridesmaids were Miss Emily Barclay and Miss
Anna Evans Of this city. and Miss Lydia Bell. OF
Morrstown, y. j. Francis Parsons the best
man. and among the ushers were DR. Hanson
Sanle' soan Auchincloss. Of this city. and Edward
Yarnall.
Pittsbure. Sept. 90 (SpecaD.-This afternoon at
O'Clock Miss Christine Siebeneck. youngest daughter
OF Joseph George Siebeneck Of this city. and Noah
Haynes Swayne, son OF Wager swayne, OF New
York. were married. over thousand cards we're
out Cor the church ceremony Trinity for three
generations has been the church home OF the BRIDES
family bat account Of close friendship OF years
standing the Rev. Or J. Croker White rector OF
s.. Andrews asked tie the knot the Rev
DR. Arundel rector OF Trinity assisting Miss Win.
nifred King daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry King
was fower-b bearer; Miss Malde Siebeneck honor
maid Miss Virginia Washington swayne and Miss
Eleanor Swayne sisters OF the bridegroom. and Mrs.
Thomas Mifn Jones, ID. and Miss Mcbride. cousin
OF the bride. made up the list OF her attendants
Alfred swayne brother NJ the bridegroom was best
man. The ushers Henry King siebeneck,
J. Barclay Cooke and Logan Hay classmates OF the
bridegroom az Yale. and Irwin r Laughn. OF this
city. After the ceremony AT the church the bridal
party. with the near relatives. returned to the
Siebeneck home. in Beach-aye.. where a reception
was held. guests TO the number Of two hundred be-
ing welcomed. In the receiving party Mr.
Siebeneck and General and Mrs Swayne Among
the gifts a chest OF silver sent with the
Hearty congratulations OF the officers OF the Ohio
Society Of New-York." Another was silver low.
ng-cup. which sent by the members Of the In
tercocgiate Gee Club. Of New-York. Of which the
bridegroom Is president After a months wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Swavne will take possession OF a
home at Bayonne. y. J.
Poughkeepse. n Y. Sept q (speciaD.-Robert
W. Andrews assistant surgeon from Camp
Thomas. Chickamauga married yesterday AZ.
ternoon TO Miss Minnie Marill. daughter OF DR..
Mar. Of Poughkeepsies prominent physicians.
Surgeon Andrews and wife sailed for Porto Rico
to-day.
| John Horace Bangs. Of Chillico.he. Ohio. and
| Miss Margaret Irene McGovern. OF New Rochelle,
were married last evening In the rectory OF st.
| Gabriers Church Nselin MemoraD, New Rochelle
| The ceremony performed by Father Kelly the
assistant rector in the absence OF the rector the
| Rev John A. Kellner who called TO Pha-
| dslphia. The bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Me-
| Govern. the brides sister. and the brdegroom's
best man was Robert Lucas Forbes Following
the wedding "A reception was held at the home OF
the brides father. in Guon Place. AT which only
| relatives and a few intimate friends were present.
After the wedding supper Mr.. and Mrs. Bangs
started on their honeymoon trip. They will visit
| Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington. On their
return they will live in Grand-st.. New Rochelle
! Mr. and Mrs Bangs were the recipients OF many
| beautiful presents.