New-York tribune., 1899-04-20

n Y. brother OF the bridegroom. and the ushers
pf pf'e Charles Hsysht To%e W. Farr and William
! Tuiy, Of G,orninsi N i,oH,.,s III and George Buell.
The S bride wore gown Of white satin, train and
& % nfr'en % C aad pon e
bride carried a shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
ssy ybScn ana and ne the wore sray
crepe de IN wst S wia Mn a sPqSe pa Thsy
rosebuds, and carried sprayed bouquets Of day;
S pink Pink
OF white and carried flower basket in the form
o. oSs ans pinR posebads The wedding music WAS
played by Mrs John Seymour Wood. Of New-York.
After the ceremony there was a reception at the
% sS wch W asndea ms M
and Mrs. Houghton Will sail for Europe on their
i've MSs at Corning \: Y: The wedding gifts were
Houghton, Miss Annie Houghton. MT; and Mrs
MIS- sd the Hey r.
ng hGSeFi q y Mr and Mrs David B fvson Mr. and
MS William Iyis9n s M Miss Iyispn Mr. and Mrs
nsSam s3n D RS M' D F. and Ms Mar "q
sessi Bls Mr. and Mrs. Henry II HOLSTER; Nj and
RT MA M and Mrs Henry H. "e Pease Mr. and Mrs
John Seymour W9od Mr. and Mrs Frederick Has Has
%SuSH co4s6iry Mrs E. 4 baikley; Miss bpIksy: Nj
s s9q or Mr. and D Ms Bso% Mr.
az and Mrs Homer L. Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs, Thee-
aors rEns Of RT IN sshSp pSP' Walker
churh and Mrs Churchill Of M Buffalo Y the the
Rev Dr. Herman NJ Rigs and Mrs Mrs. "a Riggs Rogd Of Of
Morrstown. and Captain and Mrs. D. Crosby Pear
son. Of Huntsville. Ala
A pretty parlor wedding took place at the home
Of General and Mrs. George H. Hitchcock. on Boyd
Hiu Stapeton Staten Island Tuesday evening
the contracting couple being Miss Julia Davis
Hitchcock and John Robert Stevenson, of Lock
Haven. Penn Miss Hitchcock was unattended
The officiating clergyman the Rev. Lanes c.
stout. pastor of the Reformed Church; ana the
ceremony took place at so oc9EK cdn,s oTq9 wil
go on an extended wedding tour; after when tney
will make their home in Lock Haven where the
bridegroom is engaged in business
The marriage Of Miss Mary I. Vanderpool'
daughter Of Eugene Vanderpoo, and Howard
w Hayes took place at o'clock last evening at
the home of the brides father. No p Washington
place Newark The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Wynant Vanderpool. uncle Of the BRIDE
assisted by the Rev Louis l. Osborne. rector OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. The best man was Louis
Pennington. and the maid of honor was Miss
bridesmaids were Miss Edith Barclay, Miss . May
Church Mis- Francss DeSqs ss lte Msi hza B. KIN
Sey eyAS Miss Elise Wnght and Miss Maud Younger
rs ESTsPd PgsgsS TsssSsy 9nze
Church. William B. Kinney Allan w WardWei StWes M TSo
Sc S2d{ Wore %he satin u with point
ACE and a veil of point lace, family heirloom
groom and diamond sunburst given by her sister sister
The bride o95eT aed ooWed the a9 attended
only by relatives ana & at Yes Cosk VIII ye at 10
Washington Place, Newark
Miss Eleanor E. Brown. only daughter OF Mar
Gus 4 Brown Of Woodbridge. N j., was married
Yesterday 10 Howard Tappan young merchant OF
the same place at o'clock in the Presbyterian
he
a reception at the home of the brides parents
The maid of honor Miss Elose Brown, OF New
york cousin of the bride Miss Anna Hart was
Harold Anderson page Paul Bonynge' Of BROCK.
yn. was best man snd George ed re nshers
Memphis Tenn. April 1s-James T. Harahan
and Miss Mary Newell Mallory were married in
this city this evening. the Rev. Dr. Patterson rec
,or ~ Grace Church officiating. Several we'll
known railroad officials and business men from
Chicago Louisville. New-Orleans and other ciues
were present, among them being stuyvesant FISH,
president OF the Illinois Central kaliToaq ON ON
pany: Charles A. Peabody and Charles r. Henoer,,
SON Of New-York The bride is the d. daughter ,o OF
circles in Memphis, New Orleans and other SOUTH
ern cities Mr.. Harahan is vice-president OF the
Illinois Central Railroad.
New Brunswick. April 10 (speciaD.-Miss Harriet
c. Palmer, daughter Of the late Joseph H. Palmer
ord Iobn Iloyd Of Philadelphia, were married at
mon to-day at the brides home, in this city. by
the Rev Alan D. Campbell pastor or the suyoam
Street Reformed Church.
Miss Cornelia Schmaholz, Of this city. and Dr.
Iohn Kent OF New York, were married TINS a1ter-
no be at y hs hRe ~ 's Knox Of the
Miss Cornelia Poweson. daughter Of s. Edgar
Powelson and Harry Ross, son Of Miles lies Ross Kos, were
o'clock this afternoon by the Rev. Linn r. Whee!er,
pastor of the First Baptist Chdrch. asslst6o Dy sS
Rev. p. ]. Pockman. pastor OF the FIRST heloriheu
Church. s4t
Long Branch April 10 (speciay.rMiss Cornelia
B Foster Of this CITY, and Leon Frederick Oakes
OF oton-on-the-Hudson. n. Y. were married this
afternoon by the Rev H H. P. Roche Miss Cor;
nelia Posev Of New-York. was bridesmaid, ana
W T Smith Of Croton- on the Hudson, was best
Glen Ridge April 10 (SpecaD.-Stephen B. Cor
nell and Miss Jennie NJ. Clark. both OF this place.
were married at the home OF the brides aunt,
Mrs F Millard Cossitt. in Maolis-ave., at 'So
O'Clock this evening. by the Rev. Edwin A White
rector OF Christ Episcopal Church. Of Bloomfield
The bride wore white organdie and duchess lace.
Miss Eva Clark a sister OF the bride, was maid
of honor Charles Howard Braisted. OF New York.
was best man. Miss Louisa W. Cornell. a sister or
the bridegroom, was flower girl. Millard Gray Cos
slit was page.
Newburg n Y, April 1e-William G. Taggart,
Clerk OF Orange County and we'll known in Repub-
Ncan political circles, married here to-day TO
Miss Ethel Booth
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