New-York tribune., 1901-04-11
4 DAYS WEDDINGS.

oAto-d tuck daughter Of DR.. Henry Tuck 10
I5arper skllin. The ceremony took place at st.
.,.ss,s Church ar 4:30 O'clock, and performed
T2,s+o, Potter The bride was attired in white
,, and point lace. while the bridesmaids, Miss
r,ace Shirley. Miss Beatrice De Forest Miss
o,srs ch!ds Miss Geraldine Fearons and Miss
patsy sPTskeT ecr "Ge eint desprt n rrimsd with
crscfan key border of green velvet ribbon. and
Tcie ,Tgoieded Thomas $ whitaker E AUGUSTUS VII
lard Regl1ata "A La i siIne1 eG .bs cereno1I,
- me home OF the brides father. in East Fifty
fhird-st,
.rotber wedding was that OF Miss AIinna Cans.
,,,bter Of MIS- Arthur Cans william Stock
t,sge Haskell, which celebrated at o'clock
:, the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The bride
I've q princess gown of white satin. with an
,nIoue trimming OF chiffon orchids around the
.ir the sleeves and collar being OF point lace
1-ha ,ulle veil was fastened with diamond outter-
,n Her sister. Miss Bertha Cans, was maid OF
80 and wore a frock OF white chiffon. with
aSn[eis Of cream lace and large black lace nat
Tse Ishers were Frederick II. Cans: Paul Clark'
45ia.sSinefon and Edward x Haskell while FREQ.
ss.s8ti7g seS 6ecoIated by the Rosary Company with
spring flowers AFTER o5s me ne Se bries mofheT in
west Eighty-second-st.
Another wedding was that of Miss Melanie Bis
,srd daughter OF Thomas Bisland. Of Louisiana
- walter Talant Owen. OF Springfield, Mass
,,rb took place az $3.50 o'clock at the Church OF
,be TRANSPORTATION. The bride was dressed III
c,ssno colored peau de cygne, trimmed with lace
snq snqsai6 ci or maid Of honor but the bridegroom
bs5 Is 1sfers Lawrence Aspinwall. Algernon BelI
Frsasris6d s6d Ws RehWicK After the ceremony
there was re9sPo9 Tg 3sfer 81 th Mrs. chares X Wet
move No 4o East Fifty-third-st.
Misc Ida Josephine Hyde, daughter Of Frederick
2 HYDE. was married yesterday afternoon TO Will
,sr Lord Sexton at the Church OF the Incarnation
a, 1fadisor-ave and Thirty-ifth-st Her dress was
- 7.bire satin trimmed with point lace, and her
bridesmaids were Miss EGith Mo2re Mas arreite as
Brownson and Miss Elizabeth Hyae. after the
CEREMONY there was q reception at the home OF the
brides father.
,Beechwood," the country home Of Ny and Mrs
BARTON Elliott Kingman. North Broadway Yonk-
rs was the scene Of 4 brilliant wedding last night,
when their daughter, Helen Renfrew Kingman
was married TO Walter William Law II. OF briar
r-rsF \ y The ceremony performed by the
Rev John S. Penmon. Of Bangor. Me. orother-
in-law OF the bridegroom in a room nlasseo Win
Mains NOTED plants and cut flowers The bride en-
tered on the arm OF her father as the organ
peeled forth the wedding march. The brides cos
-un,e was white satin trimmed with point applique
-Sa aSg Sister Of the bride The bridesmaids were
the Misses Martha ] Law julia LfflingwaA 5 CaF0
johnson and Elsie Gilman OF 1onkers, ahd fialt!e
3i nossene de sole over blue silk Each wore
q ionK bridal veil and carried a bouquet OF lilies
brother OF the bridegroom, and the ushers were
Arthur W Butler. a. B. Halliday, AleNanGer q.eT ,,
sloane and william S. Hope simpson Of New
York The bridegroom is connected with the Sloane
Carpet Company.
The marriage Of Miss Annie Warner Tate daugh-
t.r IF Joseph Tate of New-York. and Frank De
Witt Pitkin. Of Yonkers n Y. was celebrated at
s occck yesterday afternoon in the Brighton
Heights Reformed Church at New-Brighton'
Staten Island. and attended by a large num-
her OF fashionable people from New-York Staten
Island and the Oranges, y. J. The nave, as We"
as the altar Of the church was decorated with
palms, Easter lilies and white roses. Mrs
Jerome D. Gedney. Of East Orange, was matron
Of honor and the bridesmaids We're Miss Anita
De Bost OF Staten Island; Miss Florence Selles, Of
Columbus Ohio; Miss Elise Olds. Of New-York;
Miss Violet Harkness. of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Will
lam Miller, Of Akron. Ohio.
The brides gown was OF white chiffon over
white satin trimmed with applique lace. She wore
Z rule veil and orange blossoms, and carried
shower bouquet Of lilies OF the valley: The mstron
of honor wore plain white satin. while the maids
gowns Of yellow chiffon.
The best Ward c. Pitkin. brother of
the groom. and the ushers were Elliott W Pitkin,
Gednev Of East srtp orange! H L PiiEin Of Engle.
wood. y, Ernest Smith Of East Orange, and
A reception was held al the home of Mr.: Tate, in
Madison-sve. Fort Hill. from to O'Clock.
The marriage Of Miss Nathalie Smith. daughter
of the late Captain W H. Smith of Newburg. and
Or. Henry Hubbard Pelton. OF No. Sc East Seventy
seventh-st.. New-York. took place Newburg yes
Dr. O. Applegate offciated Hiram B odelI brother
Of Governor Odel and uncle OF the bride. gave
College and The College Of Physicians and Sur
seons Miss Smith was graduated from Vassar.
elass OF ss She was teacher Of languages in the
NeTo1rs Aca denny.
At noon yesterday at the home OF In. 50 No.
Il South oxford-st.. Brooklyn. Miss Annie DiIing
ham, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Dillingham;.
and James c. Easted, civil engineer OF New
York City. married. Il quiet home
wedding. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Z.
Dillingham;. ot Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Charles
? Halsted. AIr and Mrs. ". C. Kellogg Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Miebsei SNOW .be ReV DR. Client
worth Butler Dr. ]. E Richardson, Mrs william
HHicaareson PhilanGer Stevens j J Cone. Of New,
nors Mr. and Mrs. McNausher. Of Pittsburg, and
-aTs Albert L. Mills. OF West Point
At Grace Church, Orange. last evening. Miss Ger
trude Proctor stetson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
horace Stetson. Of NO. l0a Henry-st. was married
TO Herbert Smith Baker of East Orange. The
ceremony soemnzed by the rector OF the
chuFeh the Rev. Alexander Mann. The hest
was Edwin S. Beach, of New-York. and the maid
o' honor was Miss Myra Ornsbee Stetson. sister OF
phe pride There were bridesmaids. The ushers
Were Dr.. Frederick Coonley and George H. Schuy-
,s.i OF Aew-York; Nelson Taylor. OF South Nor
Forn,-aiSS' iS''n;' rfsenard h Mosiey and J Halstead
70 sS.sail o. East orange and Horace Stetson, Jr..
eOrange, Brother OF the bride At the close of the
young friends OF the couple and later in the even
i iag Mr. and Mrs.. Baker started on their wedding
trimmed with duchesse lace mace with fun train
She a tue Vel and carried a boIIa,et Of
r, gowned IN pink Inoussene de soe. and carried
the marriage Of Miss Lydia p. Ackerman.
o@oshter OF Mrs. J Hervey Acker!nan. Of West
eEenth-st, and Arthur Murphy, Of the Rev.
=, Logan Murphy. former rector Of the Church of
Iae Holy Cross of North Plafnheld took nlace ar