New-York tribune., 1901-10-24
WEDDINGS.

Miss AbigaT ~ HuyIer. only daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs John 5 Huyler. was married at LarchmOnt
yesterday to DR.. Reuben Johnson Held, young
physician OF New-York. st. Johns Protestant EpE-
copal Church. in which the ceremony took place
at noon. vas filed. The bride was given away BY
her father and the rector. the Rev. Richard Cob
den. read the service. Miss Lucy Childs was mad
OF honor. and the bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth
| Eagleson. Miss May Sherwood. Mss Florencs
Floyd B. Smith as best man. and the ushsrs were
David Gaines. Thomas J. Gaines, jr. Frank Huylel
Alfred Mlttendorf and George MlrtendorL AIIa
the wedding there breakfast at the HuysF
villa, which was attended by relatives and Close
Of the brides parents on November 20.
Miss Louise Ernesta Marie Stainach. daughter Of
Armand Stainach. married TO Charles
Underwood Van Wyck at the home OF the brides
parents in Grand-st.. White Plains. last night
The ceremony performed by the Rev. Nh
Willis. pastor OF the Church OF the Disciple. a.
Morrisania- Miss Harriet Brodhead was maid - 2,
honor stephen Stainach acted as best man; Ih'
uShers We're Ira Douglas and George Van WyeA
and served as an officer in the Austrian army as
is over eighty years old Mr.. Van Wyck is a young
lawyer OF New-York City
Orange. N j.. Oct. % (speciaD-Miss Elizabeth
Richmond Cooke. daughter OF Mrs. William Harvey
Cooke, and Irving Wayland Bonbright. Of Colorado
Springs. were married this evening at Grace
Church The Rev. Mr. Mann. rector Of the church'
read the marriage service. The bride had only one
/ attendant. her maid of honor Miss Julia Stevens
Mitchell. of Bethlehem. Penn. George Dana Board
man Bonbright. brother OF the bridegroom, was me
best man. The ushers We're Frederick H. Morley,
tr.. of Colorado Springs: Clarence Phelps Poess
ana FSooGrt Grier Cooke. or NeW-4oIIA =,
Stowell Green and Morris Llewellyn Cooke =.
Philadelphia. and William Fisher. of London. Ens
land After the ceremony there was rsSsgTth S Iopth
for the family and intimate friends at NO ~ Nors
Munn-ave:, the home of the brides brother. ~
William Harvey Cooke. Mr., and Mrs B9nor,sSai- iSsir
after short wedding Journey VIII make uH'-
home IN Colorado Springs. Col
Asbury Park n. J.. Oct. o (SpeciaD.-William
Heath Barnard the Princeton football player Al.
coach. and Miss Elizabeth SILL daughter of Mr. anu
Mrs. Lybrand Sill. OF the Grand Avenue Hoss
were married to-day. The ceremony was perlOfiA
by the Rev. William Barnard. Of philadelphia p.v %
grandfather OF the bridegroom assisted by the Ess
DR.. W. r. Wedderspoon. The maid Of honor W. w.
Miss NoyeHa Jennings. Of Deep Riysr Co1l dg Bati-
more: Miss Helen Palmer Of New-York; Miss ss.d1s l1s
Wyckod and Miss Fannie E. Richards OF 49, hsst
man The '9S Tigerine Club OF Princeton sent M
and Mrs. Barnard an antique clock as "e"
gift
South Orange. n. j., Oct. g (SpeciaD.-in
Church OF the Holy Communion Miss lne leo1s..
Marguerite Chew. daughter OF Mr.. and MIS- fhi ~.
p. Chew. OF No s61 Tillou Road, was marrleu -
afternoon William A Barstow. son OF NJ rss,
Mrs. Frank O. Barstow Of Prospect-sr' -
Orange. The chancel Of the church was ma. a.sa
white ehrysanthemums. and the ehureh We Na Saving
been sent out The ceremony was perforneTTn ~ ~ best
Rev Lewis Cameron rector OF the church eRgs ari
the maid OF honor was Miss kathryn Chew,
OF the bride. The bridesmaids We're s Miss Shack
ford. Miss Esther Miles and Miss Frances tessser Il
bell Of the Oranges and MISS Mary r SSy' bard
Cocks. Carl Splitter. Edward Quarleis,s of the
Scpdder and Charles Thieriot AZ t5s tne boms h ~
ceremony reception was held AZ tns 1'A
bride.