New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24

days work are obtained for the mothers throus ,,
the natron Any gifts OF money or nosrron No
2ls East Twenteth-st.
Saratoga, y. Y Nov. % (speciaD.-Miss Anna
Louise Hays. daughter Of Hiram w. Hays. OF this
place and Ernest w snffn. OF WATERFOWL, ~ =.
were married here this afternoon. The rev "
f. T. Hiscox OF the Regent-st Baptist Cnurcn' OF
hciated.
WATERFOWL " Y Nov. 23-The marriage OF Her
bert Howard williams OF Brooklyn. 70 Miss Mabel
Keith shaw daughter Of Commander in Chief Gen.
eral A D. Shaw OF this city. was celebrated At
the First Baptist Church at 30 o'clock TINS
sSsTman o ,be a cy o a nSnI tbe best man Charles
II. Blair. Of Ithaca. wedding breakfast was
ceremony
Herbert Howard williams is employed IS d.
rector Of track work on the lines Of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. He is the brother OF Colo
mel T S Williams. the secretary OF the company
Mr.. Williams IS graduate OF Cornell University
a bridal trip the young couple will return TO Brook
Ign and live in So 18th oxford-st.
Pla!nheld ~ J.. Nov. . (SpeciaD.-Mss Ethel
Van Boskerck youngest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Van Boskerck. Of No. $40 West Sew
enth-st.. and William Seymour Tyler. eldest son
Of Colonel Mason W. Tyler OF this city.
married this evening in Grace Episcopal Church by
the Rev. Or. Erskine NJ Rodman. rector OF the
church. assisted by the Right Rev. John scarbor-
ough. Bishop OF this diocese and the Rev. Fred
erick Wright Of Westheld Mass cousin Of the
Van Boskerck. sister OF the bride and the best man
was Cornelius Boardman Tyler, brother Of tho
bridegroom. The bridesmaids were Miss Helen
Ashton Bloodgood, niece OF the bride. OF New
York; Miss Harriet Elmer Strong, Miss Helen Fran
field. The ushers were DR.. Windsor James Decker
Of s o Charles 1d Sqy Burnett e.
George T. Van Boskerck and Thomas Rowe Van
Boskerck Of Planfeld brothers Of the bride.
Cumberland Md. Nov. o (speciaD-Iloyd
Lowndes jr.. a son Of Governor Lowndes. and
Miss May Campbell Quinn only daughter OF James
Cecil Quinn. a banker. Of Chilicothe ono were
Church Of Chlicothe by the Rev. w. c; stinson
ne ushFr' R %eTs M& Wb,b RaSen fewnses
OF Cumberland; Van Lear Black, OF Baltimore;
OF Gq4 cSs i nd ws 2sn Miss Ma
McKenney. OF Chicago Miss Blanche Allison OF
Sarah Van Meter, Miss Agnes Poland and Miss
honor was Miss Elizabeth Lowndes the BRIDE
r Lowndes. jr. Of Carksburg' w Va twin
lions were elaborate. At the wedding breakfast at
mony there were one hundred and htty guests
They included Governor Lowndes and family. ana
Cincinnati Chicago Columbus and Cleveland. Mr..
and Mrs. Lowndes started on honeymoon TIP 70
Montclair. " j. Nov o CSpecaD.- Thomas JEFF
ferson Clark OF Chicago, and Miss Harriet Sweet.
Of Montclair " j.. married tonight at the
home OF the brides sister Mrs James Hogan, NO.
IS Elm-st. by the Rev. John Y. Dobbins, or the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride wore
a gown OF white silk ornamented with white lace
and orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet OF
HES OF the valley bride roses and orange blossoms.
The bridesmaid Miss Mary Dobbins, OF Mont
clair. The best was John Mckessn. Of Mont
clair The bride given away by her brother
in-aw James Hogan. The couple will spend their
honey moon abroad and will sail for Europe on
Saturday. on their return they will make their
home I'm Chicago.