New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
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WEDDINGS.

vIneland ~ j., June % (speclaD-Mlss Minnie
Hopkins Fowler and william T. Holmes. jr.. OF
Philadelphia married at o'clock last even
ing at the Baker House. the home Of eTr f,ds
parents. The ceremony was performed by the
E EE csuH PfessSne the bridal party
two little children. Ruby Alvord and Merritt
aisle leading from the staircase to the chance rail
The bride was given away by her father MISS
bridesmads we're Miss Mss" Anna Berry Of Portsmouth
h NJ Miss Alice Hart OF PniadephRe srsui and
Rosa n'' s Snq OF vnsSnd chares f. Fowler
OF New,York a brother OF the bride, vas 9est
RSa 5nerf mTse psS Of Ferry F.
simpson and Victor Thompson. OF Ninelanh' a re-
ceptlon followed the ceremony, ana - p,iudi
party left on the late evening train. Mr.. and Mrs
Holmes will live in Vneland.
Princeton June % (speciaD.--samuel Holmes
Blackwell, cashier OF the First National Bank. and
Miss Bessie II. Bartlne. daughter Of the late DIT
Q. n. Bsrtine. Of Princeton. married at the
Second Presbyteran church today The NS Ssss
2ra dr D. Parker of Porte RIco was best a o
HopeWe senator Blackwell MeIe fS OF rrenton Miss
nan Reed. OF Brooklyn, and Miss Florence " llatu
rs BFhsESs Penn After the GO Ts0n M p take
train for the National capital.
Princeton June % (SpecIaD The Rev. George H.
Bucher of Wheatland. n. D., and Miss Anna W.
ton, wore married tonight in the First Presby-
terrain Church The bride wore white SIX SIN S dress
was the maid OF honor. and Edward SQpher OF ar
Isle Penn; the best man. The Rev Or George rye. II
Purvis performed the ceremony. Among the guests
were Robert Butcher and wife, the bridegroom
parents Of Carlisle Penn and Professors roba eF
South.
Long Branch. June % (SpecIaD-Dr. william H.
Socum. Of this city. and Miss Annetta OBrien were
married this afternoon the country home OF the
brides sister. Mrs Samuel Baker. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Dr. Edmund Hewitt Hewitt
The bride was attended by the brdegroom's sister
Miss Mamie slocum; and Samuel Baker u was the
best man. DR.. and Mrs. Slocum left for Washing
ton on an evening train.
Elizabeth, June % (speciaD.-Mss Emma Janet
Pitman youngest daughter of the late DR.. Aaron
Pltman, of Matawan. and Claude Lowne Benjamin.
Of New-York City. were married tonight az St
Johns Episcopal Church The bridesmaid was Miss
Marsaret Terhune OF Matawan and the rb best man
were Or. j. s. Ferguson and W. II. Cantleo, Of
Elizabeth. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Or. Otis A. Glazebrook. rector OF ST. John
Church. and was followed by large reception a, at
Pitmsn
West Orange June % (SpeciaD.-Mss Grace Cod
dington, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Codding-
ton was married to Dwight Ripley Jackson at
The Dogwoods last night The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Frank b. Reazor, rector OF
st. Marks Church. Miss Ethel Coddington. OF
East Orange a niece OF the bride, was the maid or
honor, Miss Susie Brenneman was the bridesmaiid'
and Miss Velma f. Woodruff. niece Of the bride,
was the flower girl. NJ. Erwin Wickware was the
best man. and the ushers were Clifford Riker ana
Charles Doty After the reception and supper Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson left on their wedding trip On
their return they will live in Orange
Elizabeth June % (SpecaD.-The Rev. j. Isaac
Allen. OF Trenton married here last night to
Miss Ida Slater Mt the home of the brides brother
A. Parker Slater who gave her away. The officiat-
Ing clergyman was the Rev. w A. Robert Of New
Brunswick. \ reception held from 70 10
o'clock, when the bridal pair left on a wedding
tour.