New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
WEDDINGS. PAST AND TO COME

Miss Hattie Van Brunt. daughter of Justice and
Mrs. Charles II. Van Brunt married yester-
day afternoon TO Wendell Andreas. the home of
her parents the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. DR.. David H. Greer. The bride, who was
attired in white silk trimmed with point lace was
attended by Miss George Van Brunt. Miss FRENCH
Miss Kelly Miss Burr and Miss Mccoy VINO were
best man. while the ushers were Messrs Day
mond Putney, Gibson and Smull.
St. I.uke's Church. One-hundred and -foTty-frst-
st. and Convent was crowded last evening at
the wedding Of Frank De Iouve Hayward and MISS
Emma Cieorgina Macdonald, of No. 532 west Ohe-
hundred nd -forty-eighth-st. The Rev. Dr. Patey'
rector OF ST Luke's, assisted by the Rev Dr' Johh
Chamberlain. tied the knot. The church was peau-
tifully decorated with flowers. a choir OF elgHt
voices sang selections appropriate TO the occasion
The bride was given away by her brother, Solan w.
Macdonald. In waiting the bride were MISS
Agnes Ferguson, of Washington bridesmaids MISS
Ada Howard Miss Irene Ward, Miss Maude Greg
maud and Miss Ella Gregnaud, and two little flower
girls, Miss Florence Seeman and Miss Amy
Gregnaud. The bridegroom attended by
Charles Bynum of former Senator Bynum. as
best man. The ushers were W. l. Fickling. Robert
NJ. Macdonald, brother of the bride; Harry Wilson
Harry Huser, Dr. J. storer and W T. s5atn3d sWaine
sunburst. the gift Of the bridegroom She wore a
bouquet of white roses. Immediately following the
ceremony reception was held at the residence or
and-forty-eighth-st one thousand invitations were
issued for the wedding ON their honeymoon the
through the South. going as far as Nassau, ~ r.
from which point they will sail back to this city
A trip up the Sound TO Maine the bridegrooms
yacht Will be arranged while waiting for their new
bone AT St a b compatSd a This hnndsome
house Is A Gift 10 the bride from the bridegroom.
Spring Harbor. is now undergoing elaborate re-
pairs, preparatory to visit from the young people
The wedding of G. Johnston Bradish of this
city, and Miss Bertha L. Gerhard. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Paul F. Gerhard, of East Orange,
y J.. will be solemnized Grace Episcopal
Church. East Orange, Thursday, at $50 p. m,
by the Rev. Alexander Mann, rector of the church,
assisted by the Rev. DIR. George b. Hopson, an
uncle of the bride. The. maid Of honor will be
Miss Hildegard Gerhard. sister of the bride, and
the bridesmaids will the Misses Bayles Isabella
Gerhard. a sister OF the bride; Mary Bradley, Edith
Mr. Bradish will be attended by Charles Dana
Gibson as best man and the ushers will be }. Muir
ray Mitchell and George Is Watts. Jr, of this city:
Francis j. zimmerman. Louis Henry and Charles
Johnston Of Staten Island. This wedding is Of
especial interest old New-York families in con-
OF Mrs. George Bradish and grands0n oi me
late Dr. Francis Upton Johnston Mr.. BradiSh Is
and prominent member of the New-ICrk Athletic
Club, having been for several years the clup cap
tain. Miss Gerhard has been a great tavorlte III, IN
and charming young woman
4 quiet Easter wedding, Easter Day, at the
Church the TRANSPORTATION, the Rev. Dr. George
Clarke Houghton officiating. that Of Willis B.
Richards of the firm OF Gum & Richards, No l
Nassau-st. member of the Lotos, Lawyers. New
York Athletic. Field and Marine and other cubs
who was married Miss Z. Mabel Williamson, of
this city daughter Of the late Charles NliIiainSon
OF Elrira.