New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

One-h undreG-d -nlnctcentn-SI Inc nuptlal
celebrated by the Rev. Austin Dudley Cunnon
a brother OF the bridegroom. assisted by two other
brothers, the Rev. Malick Cunnon. rector Of ST.
Raphasl's Church, and the Rev. Daniel E. Cunnon
of the New-York Apostolate Fathers. and the rector
OF the church. the Rev. DR.. Francis *. WALL
number OF priests occupied seats in the sanctuary
The brides gown OF white satin. covered with
point lace. made with court train. and the veil was
tule. Her sister. Miss Mary Magdalen Warner
the maid OF honor. There were no brides.
maids. Mr. Cunnions best man was the brides
brother Richard J. Madden. The ushers were the
brides brother George Warner; r. j. Donovan Of
and G.. Finley The wedding breakfast was served
at the home Of the brides sr paf r Ard rsasan
Brady Or. and Mrs. J; a. Leighton Nj Ma and Mrs.
Mahon '' Mrs. McG Nicely Mrs ' william carroll Mr
and Mrs. Frank Cunnion and Miss Minerva Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunnion will spend the honeymoon
in the Berkshres and the summer at the seaside
a picturesque wedding yesterday afternoon was
that Of Miss Marian Roberts daughter Of the late
John j. Roberts. OF Brooklyn. and granddaughter Of
the late Harvey Baldwin. of Syracuse N. Y. to Bev
erley Robinson. Of the old New-York family OF that
name. which celebrated at o'clock. in the
Protestant Episcopal Church. OF the Epiphany
Iexington-ave. and Thirty-ffth-st. There were
many pretty flowers In the chancel. and the pews
filed with the friends OF the young couple
The bride. who given away by her brother
Harvey Roberts. attired In n gown OF white :,
satn. the front OF the skirt and the bodice being
trimmed with point lace. Orange blossoms only
held the tulle veil in place There no brides.
maids or maid Of honor Mr.. Robinsons best man
was his uncle. Walter Robinson and the ushers
were Arson Livingston Carroll Bradsh johnson
Carroll, William Gordon and Willard Stanbury
Brown. The rector of the church. the Rev. Dr.
Cornelius Duffle. ofclated at the ceremony. Be-
cause OF the death OF the brides father which
occurred last fall, the reception which followed az
of ,ba hid
giles. No. 50 Irving Place. was attended only by
mediate relatives and the members of the bridal
party. Among the guests invited to the church
iside Robinson Mr. and Ms John e. Grofs Mis
gins. Mrs. william II Davidge, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Clarke. Mas King. Mr. and Mrs Rufus King Dr.
and Mrs. Tower. Aired Grimes lir. and Mrs
stephen Van Rensselaer. Mrs William Duer. Miss
Bradsh Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson.
NJ 9a NH and q 1n Duncan Mr a @o Sfs Mr. ann
Mrs. r. Burnet Baldwin, the former an uncle OF
ne ed Shaw lucy aad nd N Mobn ad N a
be the guests Of Mr and Mrs: w. , ; Bowl at
trip.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Baker Wans
wright daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Francis
WainewrlRht. Of No. l2l East Twenty seventh-s;..
70 Jefferson Church son of William Church, OF
Brooklyn. solcmnized at $50 o'clock last even
ing in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Fourth-ave and Twenty -hrst-st The ceremony
performed by the rector, the KeN. j, Lewis
Parks and followed by reception, with in
formal dancing in the ballroom, at Demonicos.
The bride who has been seriously Ill for the last
two weeks. was given away by her father shs
wore a gown Of white satin. with an overdress OF
duchess lace and tulle veil. Instead OF the con-
ventlonal bouquet she carried prayerbook and an
excuisitely embroidered handkerchief, which was
carried by her grandmother at her wedding more
than seventy years ago. Miss Katharine b. Waine-
wright her sisters maid OF honor The brides
maids the bridegroom's sister. Miss Bessie
Church. Miss Marie de Breakeleer. Miss Louise
Wilks and Miss Alice do Breakeleer. Paul Libby
best man. The ushers were sumner s. Bow
Harry A. Murphy and Harry wotherspoon; Among
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Paul Day. Miss Lavndon, Mr. and Si, Mrs EdmOndd
Mrs James H. Hunt. MIR and Mrs L: .Pitou, Miss
pitou. Mr. and Mrs Edward L. King, MISS han Ma
William M' pr fa Of Phiiadelpha Colonel and Mrs
M 9s Mrs Ford eRsrd nd the
OF Buffalo The bride. who for the last ten days
severe cold While on visit 70 friends in LaIsh.
mont. unable 10 attend the reception. 49,
the ceremony she returned to her home with lie
bridegroom.
Miss Birdie Tannebaum. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lppman Tannebaum. OF No West One
hundred and TWEEN ~ -frst-st married 20 Dr.
Henry Holman at $50 o'clock last evening at the
waldorf Astoria The Rev Or. Stephen s WISE,
OF the Temple B'nai Jeshurun. Madison-ave ana
sixty-Afth-st performed the ceremony. The
brides attendants were her sister Miss Florence
Tannebaum as maid OF honor, and Miss Sadie
Shenkin Miss Meta Hoffman. Miss Francs Nj
chaelis. Miss Jennie Oppenheim MISS DuI o we-.
stein as bridesmaids. The bridesrooms best man
was his brShr E brSd oms ann and
Max Tannehaum; the brides cousin, JULIUS Moe.
penn penn T tneo 6ppenhem and Herman Zelgei a
cousin OF the bridegroom. a reception. dinner ana
dance followed the ceremony
Tho marriage OF Miss Florence Goldsmith. the
Youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer COD
smith to Leo Levy solemnized at $50 O'CLOCK
last evening a the homo OF the brides parents oy
the Rev DIT. Joseph Sllverman. OF the Tempe
rmanu-F, The brides sister. Mrs. Harry Morgen
stern, was the matron Of honor and her COUSIN; M
Miss Gertrude stene OF k kosn lew Wy w se The
bridesmaids There were also in the bridal ptoSSes a
flower girls MIS- sl E iIma hfk rseh niece
OF the bride. Sidney Levy was ms oro, .i1sr,sS
man, and ti e,d bT1lf anG Eugene odsmlh and
Jacob Levy. also n brother OF the oriues'""
served az ushers.
An interesting wedding was celebrated at noo"
Yesterday In the Russian Church, IN seeohu
The bride wa. Miss Helen Tisde the eldest daue
ter Of Willard Parker Tisiel who was Commission
70 the worlds Fair and tho bridegroom was
golre Alexandra de Wolant. First secretary o.
charge a'ANaires OF the Russian Embassy IN "a,H
ing.on The marriage ceremonial was perioiine1
the pastor OF the church. the Rev AeAH' a..
IIotovitzky In the presence OF less thah W ga.
ncrsons There were no attendants for the nr'"e,
who was attred In white satin. the ooTsas' go
with lace and orange blossoms. and tune ,' 49,.
in place with small cluster OK orange o'o9sY. ...
Prince IAeven. who has come In an oh'0ia N ,,,.a
TO this country 20 watch the war between ~. -.
States and Spain. was best man Inc o'luee n
o,her attendants were Alexandra Zelenoy ana ~
Routkowsky The Bridegroom and the he" ~
the Russian Embassy were in full UNIFORM" a'
OF them wore their decorations anu nv
Instead OF the customary w ppeassIsr marriage
tho contracting parties IN kussian, shnd with
NJ De Wouant and his bride were W.T., Sa,r heads BY
", -. held over tlelt