New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-15
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

The marriage Of Miss Candace Ellen Quinby.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brewster Quinby.
OF Lakeport y. H.. TO Hugh Nesbtt Camp son OF
the late Hugh n. Camp. solemnized yesterday
afternoon In St. Bartholomew Church. Madison
ave. and Forty -fourth-st. The maid OF honor
Miss Julie Bradley OF this city and the bridesmaids
Miss Elizabeth Sage OF Albany: Miss Har-
rony Twichell, o. Hartford: Miss Sally Whitney
ard Miss Sally Clark OF New-Hayen: Miss Eleanor
Ca3pbell, OF Milwaukee. and Miss Edith Howe. OF
Philadelphia. The best man was Frederick Potts
brides BROTHER Walter oven. Charles r SEYMOUR our
ard Howard Mex. Kirkland reception at the
Waldorf-Astoria followed the ceremony
Miss Esther Bochmann was married 70 Frank NJ.
Black NJ O'Clock last evening at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Bochmann. No.
3G West Fifty-seventh-st. The Rev. DR.. Henry
Lubbock. rector OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church
OF Zion and St Timothy. ofciated The ceremony,
which followed by a reception and seated we'd
ding supper served by Mazzetn The bride. who
honor VS. a,,ired 4, tho rnnynn,iona ,,"r-, ~
white satin. embellished with point lace. Rawson
jr. Allan R. HaSiey' Frank J. Niles and Thomas
Il. Deeey were the ushers
In the Chapel OF Our Lady Of the Rosary Gov
errors Island last evening. Miss Anna La Balm.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John La Balm. mar
ried to AIonzo q. Mclaughlin. OF this city. Father
Brosuan. OF tho Castle Garden Mission ofIica;ed at
formal reception the home Of the brides parents.
Miss Josephine lie Balm her SISTERS maid OF
honor. and Leo 6 Stern was best man The
ushers were John {. Bernstein and Sidney PETER
The wedding If Miss Alice Bagot TO Thomas
Richards Harris celebrated yesterday after
at the home Of the brides mother. Mrs John
Bagot at No "a West Observation-Disclosures
ninth-st Only the relatives present at the
ceremony. which was performed by the Rev Or.
f. Walpole Warren. rector OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church Of 81. James, Madison ave and
her sister Miss Mary Bagot. and Robert Holmes
was best man The reception and wedding supper.
served by Mazzetti, were attended by nearly three
hundred guests.
Miss Florence Browning. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. F. Browning. CT No. IS West Fifty-hrst-
St. married to Dr. George p Biggs. at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. IN the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Ffth-ave. and Fifty-ffth-st.
on of the continued Illness OF the Rev DR..
John Hall. the pastor OF the church. the Rev. Dr.
II 4 Stimson OF the Manhattan Consregatlonal
Church. performed the ceremony. which was fol-
parents Miss Hermione Biggs. sister OF the
bridegroom was the maid Of honor. and Miss Flora
Jenkins. Miss Edna Storm. Miss Jessie Wer. Mss
sic hillyer were the bridesmaids. Or. Herman N;
Bsgs was his brothers best man. ana Ricnara
Browning Augustus Prentiss. Nathaniel Campbell.
Charles Faulkner. william Biggs and Giles Whiting
were ushers.
d. Knight. commandant at Willets Point, and Lieu
tenant William r. Iadue, OF the Engineer Corps.
were married yesterday at the post. the Rev. Or.
Alexander Mackey Smith officiating. Lieutenant
Iadue Is at present stationed at Cincinnati, where
he sent after completing three years course
| in engineering at Wlets Point. He was graduated
from West Point in 1894 Lieutenant and Mrs.
I,adue started last night for Newport.
Norfolk. Va April II 'SpeciaD.-A brilliant wed
ding took place al $50 o'clock this evening at the
house OF Vice President 81. John Of the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad Company. Harlow Dawson
| Higinbothanl Of Chicago. son OF II. V. His1n-
botham. who was president Of the Worlds Fair
IN 1873. was married Miss Annie Singleton Smith.
o. Norfolk VINO has for some time made her nome
with Mr. and Mrs. 81. John. The Rev. Arthur >.
Lloyd pastor Of 81. Luke's Episcopal church. per-
formed the ceremony. in the presence or largo
; number Of guests
The bride was attended by the Misses Pattis
Selden and Madge Lamb Of Norfolk. and the BRIDE
grom's pest men his brother. h H.. Higin-
bothar and John jerks. OF Chicago. After the
ceremony the bride and bridegroom started Tor 9
Two months t0Hr and their return they VIII
live in Chicago The hridegrooms father caoed his
| corgra tua tons from Yokohama. japan.
There is a romance connected with the marriage.
few weeks ago Mr. Hginbotham and his father
stopped mere their way 10 the Currltuck snoot-
| ing grounds and the guests OF Mr. st. Jonn.
| II was there young Mr. Higinbotham met Miss
Smith. fell IN love with her. and the wedding TO-
| night resulted from that meeting.