New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

brown and Lawrence j. Mead will be the ushers,
The Rev DR.. John Wesley Brown. the rector OF
which VIII followed by small reception at the
restricted to relatives and a small number Of the
Intimate friends OF the young couple: whose future
home is to be In Shanghai. where Mr. Cary Is en-
Another wedding OF. Wednesday evening will be
that OF Miss Emma Roster. daughter OF the late
John Roster to c. G. Hupfe which will occur
AT the hone OF the brides mother: No. us West
Twenty-thrd-st AS the BRIDES family Is In mourn
MEDIATE relatives and a few personal friends having
received invitations TO the ceremony ana reception.
On Wednesday afternoon next Miss Grace Hor-
ton. the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
l.. Horton 81 No IA West Fifty-seventh-st.. will
be married to Ernest Mortimer Lockwood. In st.
Thomas's Church The Rev. Dr. John Wesley
Brown. the rectoi will of1ciate at the ceremony.
which will be supplemented by reception at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Horton. Miss Horizons only
attendant will be her sister. Miss Blanche Horton.
Harry Woodruff will be Mr. Lockwoods best man.
The ushers will be Frederick Delat Irving Fay.
felin stebblns. Mortimer Singer II. H. Armstead.
jr.. and stephen Johnson
An interesting out-of-town wedding on Wednes-
day evening Will be tina, OF Miss Olive Harrington
Sampson. daughter OF Admiral Sampson. Of the
United States Navy. to Henry Harrison Scott, or
San Francisco. which will take place In the Con-
gregational Church Glen Ridge. ~ J. Miss Han
nah Walker Sampson. sister OF the bride. VIII be
the maid OF honor. and Miss Annie Dunbar Davis,
OF West Point. n. Y. and Miss Elsie Griswod
Perkins OF Lyme Conn. will be the bridesmaids
Mr. SCOTS best man will be s. Baldwin. OF San
Francisco. The ushers will be Leutenants Roy
Campbell Smith and Richard Harrison Jackson JACKSON
Ensign w. T. Chiverus Harry Lumms Parker.
Wnslow Hobart Herschel and Frederick A'drich
Cleveland.
On Saturday next January I. Miss Alice Stuart
Walker daughter Of General Henry Harrison
Walker, OF Morristown N. j.. Will be married 70
Edwin A. s. Lewis. son OF the late ParKe -
Lewis at one time United States Minister TO Por'u-
gal and grandson OF the late Edwin a. stevens
OF Castle Point Hoboken. In the Protestant Epsco-
pal Church OF the Redeemer. in Morristown the
ceremony will be performed at noon by the rector
the Rev. Or. w. ". Hughes Miss walkers ordes-
maids will be Miss Boyd. OF Boston, MISS Lewis
sister OF the bridegroom; Miss Evans Miss Eleanor
Hail. Miss Cornella G Willis Miss Louise Walker
and Miss Romano Roberts Miss Alice Lavina Day
will be the maid Of honor. Mercer II Walker ana
william 3. Lyon will be among the ushers
The wedding Of Miss Maud Irene Wood. daughter
OF Mrs Stephen A. Wood. to DR.. Louis Nixon Ken
nard. will be celebrated on Wednesday evening
January II. at the home OF the brides sister, Mrs
John A. Beckwith No. l48 West Ninety-thrd-st
only relatives and intimate friends VIII be present
at the ceremony. which will be performed by the
OF the Divine Paternity. There will be large re-
cepton Immediately after the ceremony
The marriage of Miss Hattie Ashton Prentiss
daughter OF the late John Prentiss. to John Dana
Weston. OF Boston. will be solemnized on Tuesday,
January 10. at the home Of the brides mother, No.
3li East Fifteenth-st.
Cards out for the marriage of Miss Harriet NJ
Shelton. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs George G. Shell
ton. of No. 52l Madison-ave.. TO Dr. Frederick KEEL
| ogg HOLSTER. The ceremony will take place at
| o'clock Wednesday afternoon, January Is. In st.
| Thomas's Church. The Rev. Dr. John Wesley
Brown will oficiate. Miss Mabel Simmons will be
the maid Of honor and Miss Ethel Quackenoush.
| Miss Mary Hayes Miss Elizabeth Bigelow. Miss
Alice Wendt and the bridegrooms sister. Miss
Elizabeth HOLSTER will be the bridesmaids. Trow-
bridge HOLSTER will be best man The ushers will
be Or. John Fiske DR.. Edward Rudarow. Kellogg
Trowbridge and Arthur Trowbridge. The reception
Will be held at the home OF the brides parents
st. Bartholomew Protestant Episcopal Church.
Madison-ave. and Forty fourth-st., will be the
scene OF the marriage OF Miss Julia Post Hard the
second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arson w Hard
to Augustine Jacquelin Smith. at $3.50 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon, January B The ceremony
will be performed by the rector. the Rev. Dr. David
H. Greer, assisted by the Rev. DR.. William r.
HUNTINGTON rector of Grace Church. The brides
maid OF honor will be her sister. Miss Nellie W.
Hard and her bridesmaids will be Miss Sarah p.
Smith sister Of the bridegroom; Miss Gladys
Smith, Miss Eleanor NJ 3 Soutter. Miss Priscilla
Barnes Miss Dorothy Rand. Miss Henrietta Whit
ney. Of New-Haven and Miss Marjorie Lowrie OF
man The ushers will be Robert Cooke. George
Nicholas Henry v pay Charles l.; Kixer CRd PARIS
Sands
Another wedding the Same day will be that OF
Miss Jean Edgar Cerke daughter Of the late Will
lam b. Clerke. to william McNeven Purdy, which
will occur In the Church OF the lncarhaton' MAUI
son-ave. and Thirty-ffth-st
Among the matrimonial engagements Of the
week were those OF Miss Virginia Fair. sister OF
Mrs Hermann Oelrchs. TO william X. Vanderbilt.
jr and Miss Elizabeth W Duncan. daughter OK
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Duncan. OF No. East sixty
fourth-st to George Ellsworth Dunscomb. Miss
Fair and Mr. Vanderbilt. who are the guests OF the
latters father william X Vanderbilt. at his coun-
try place Idle Hour. Islip. Long Island over me
New Years holidays VIII not ne married uhtm nj
Vanderbilt is graduated from Harvard University,
two years hence.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Ida Jen-
nings Brown daughter Of Mrs Austin Brown, OF
No. 81 Flfth-ave. TO James Bowers or Newark
Mrs James II. stebbins will give receptions on
Thursdays January and H. from to o'clock
NJ her house. No 80 Madison-ave. She will be as
sisted in receiving by Mrs George Edward Dick
nson. Of 1rvington- on the HUDSON
The Charity Ball. for the benefit Of the Nursery
and Chrd's Hospital will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria on January 81. The managers Of the Nursery
and the patronesses of the ball have united their ei
forts to secure all adjuncts to make the ball OF
this season as beautiful and successful the ball
OF 1895 Vice President and Mrs. Hobart have ac-
cepted the invitation and have signihed their in
tenton OF being present at the opening OF the BALL
"A Alexander VI. Hidden ia the chairman OF the
Floor Committee the arrangements Tor dancing
will no perfect Boxes may be procured at MRS
+ y Goddards No. 2 East Thrty-hfth-st, ana
tickets from any Of the managers
lanes L. Johnson. Heth Lorton. George H. SUI
,,,or and rho other members OF the Board Of Gov
ernors of the wednesday Cotillon have set aside
next Wednesday for the second Of the big dances
The patronesses who will hold court In the recep-
,,on-roorn are Mrs Algernon Sydney Sullivan. Mrs
,,,r,.a,. ,rro,holu Mrs william Barbour, Mrs