New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
WEDDINGS.

Whitehouse y. J.. Oct s0.-The wedding Of Miss
Louie c. Apgar and George r Hiner. OF Fleming
ton. took place al noon to-day at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Sarah Apgar. in New-GermAn-
town. The Rev. DIT. J. P. Krechting. OF the
Lutheran Church. performed the ceremony More
than hundred and twenty-five guests were
present. The Misses Blanche Loree Clark and
Mabel Apgar cousin and sister OF the bride, re-
spectively and both OF New-Germantown were
bridesmaids. Archer Apgar. OF High Bridge. was
best man. The ushers were John Van Derbeek OF
he BRIDE wore Sl diamond brooch gift Of the
bridegroom. The couple went on tour 70 Niagara
Falls. the Thousand Islands and Lake George
Henry Philip Noll. musical director OF the Nyack
Choral Society. and Miss Susan Corneia Taylor.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor. OF Man
haitian. were married yesterday IN Grace Epis-
copal Church, Nyack. The Rev. Franklin Babbtt.
the rector. the officiating clergyman. The
church decorations were chrysanthemuTns and
palms. Harry Rowe Shelley organst OF the Firth
Avenue Baptist Church, Manhattan, played the
Tannhzuser march the bridal party entered the
church The bride a gown OF white crepe de
chine, trimmed with lace and chiffon. and carried
white roses. Flora c. Smith maid OF honor
and Flora T Taylor bridesmaid. Henry {.
Doerssh. the bridegrooms cousin. was best man
Isaac Parker, OF NewYork, and Joseph !. Cornell,
Theodore F. odell, jr., and William S Green were
Six hundred guests were present. reception for
the immediate relatives followed the wedding
New-Brunswick N J.. Oct 30 Cspeciap.-Aliss
Alice Haxal Carpenter only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Carpenter. OF New Brunswick and
Gustavus A. Hall. OF Trenton. were married at
o'clock this evening in the Episcopal Church OF
St John the Evangelist, IN this city. Miss Frances
Stevens, OF New-Brunswick.- maid OF honor
and Mr.. Halls the best The bridesmaids
were Misses Catherine Carpenter Anna I. Car
pender. Helen Williamson. Laura B. Kirkpatrick,
OF New-Brunswick; Edith Carpenter, Of NewYork;
Katherine ,s Hal Of Trenton and , Fannie Brown
Nun A-la ( a-I E-a-I
RoebIing of Tren1on; a. Neso3 Abat Of NewarK
carpender 1r OF FrunsVgiok The Rev W
gJton Dale rector Of he Church Of s. John the
the Rev. Charles E. Phelps, rector emeritus
Miss Elsa Juliette Lehnaier was married yes
terday afternoon Al the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs Ludwig Lehmaier. No I72 Lembeck-ave
Jersey City. TO Horace Cutler Graves. of Brooklyn.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Percival
Pyle OF Jersey City. The bridesmaid was Miss
Blake and the maid Of honor Miss Josephine
Middleton. Of Jersey City. Dr. 1. Paddock, O
BROOKLYN w3s he best ma man "a and Harry kosseH
tOn followed ths ceremony.
Montclair. y ]. Oct. so-Miss Florence Mabel
speller. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Speller, OF Upper Montclair. and Guy Thomas
Whitney, OF Bloomfield, married at the home
OF the bride in Grove-sr., AZ o'clock tonight the
Rev. Malvern Andarese. OF Colesville. performing
the ceremony, Miss Mary Louise Nor %Morehous. o;
speller, sister OF the bride and Miss Florence
"A. Whitney. q sister Of the bridegroom. the
bridesmaids Charles Whitney. brother OF the
bridegroom. acted as best man, and the ushers
were William J. Garrabrant OF Montclair. and
Hollis Harris. OF New-York. A reception followed.
Springfield. Ill, Oct. So-Charles H Mertens. os
Syracuse. y. Y. and Miss Agnes York Hamlin.
only daughter OF Rowland J. Hamlin. Attorney
General OF Illinois, were married tonight at the
home Of the brides parents in this city. The Rev.
Father Heiernan, OF Shelbyville, Of7ciated Only
few intimate friends and relatives were in at