New-York tribune., 1901-11-27
WEDDINGS.

Miss Nina Willis Feitner youngest daurbt.-
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Lowe Feitner was n,.r..,
yesterday afternoon to George Edmund Cba,1o
at St Patr1cks Cathedral Archbish Corr,,
performed the ceremony Mrs Irwin Augrs.
Powell sister of the bride. was the matron =,
honor, and the Misses Amanda and Elaine Cb..s
,on sisters Of the bridegroom; his cousin Miss
Marie Chaullon; Miss Ella Fitch Miss AIcs
ppoWnsley and Miss Alice Hart were bridesmaids
Ralph Frederick Chatillon. brother of the brjSa.
groom acted as best man. The ushers were Euesns
Chatillon. cousin of the bridegroom; David 2 ?
THOMAS. Stuart Burchard and Charles H Due-o
reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Feitner. No. East Ninety-second-st The bri5si
Wahorf-Astoria last Saturday evening. 'A'
Albany Nov 20 (SpeciaD.-The wedding of Miss
Edith Arthur Van Benthuysen, daughter of tn. lats
Arthur. Lyman Van Benthuysen. of Albany. and
Hall Park Mccullough took place at the home Of
the brides mother. No IS South Swan-st at 2
O'Clock this evening. The Rev. Edward G. Selden
ofiiciated. assisted by Chancellor Anson J. Uuson
The bridesn. aids were Miss Ethel Van Benthuysen
sister Of the bride and Miss Ella S Mccullough
sister OF the bridegroom The best Ed
Edward R. Greene. Melville Edgar ingalls,, jr',
James A Hawes. Wilson NJ Powell jr, Thornton
York The bride is the granddaughter OF the late
Thomas Allen Clarke, Of New-Orleans and the
lough of Vermont a grandson of the late Trenor
W, Park and a great-grandson of Ex-Governor
the brides mother after the ceremony The exec u
tive and judicial departments Of the State in the
man from New-YOrk brought the parents OF the
ana bo e n mr fy E6Wa2d qd the PSogng
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lynde Stetson. Miss Rogers
james jar anf r. Hay Mr and Mr T5or NJ T. PARK af N
Governor John W Stewart OF Vermont. Samuel
Elliott Henry l. Sprague. General and Mrs, Ed
Springfield
Baltimore Nov IS (SpecfaD-One Of the most
important weddings of the year In Baltimore was
that of Miss Mary Patterson Harris. daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. W. Hall Harris, and John Henry
Sherburne, jr of Boston, which took place here
to-day. Through her father the bride is descended
from some of the most prominent Colonial families
of Virginia. Through her mother she IS related TO
the Wilson and Patterson families OF Maryland.
being a great-niece OF the late Nine BonaparLe,
wife of the youngest brother OF Napoleon The
ceremony was performed at high noon at the First
De Guthrie The bride, who was given away BY
her father wore gown OF heavy Whlle satl. Ilcn- zen
also family heirloom She carried bouquet or
natural orange blossoms and bride roses She had
The best man was Edmund Heard. Of Boston.
Dennison and Richard H. Weld jr.. all OF Boston;
Edward Cook of New-York and j. Morrison
Harris and foiIowed t at the home Of Mr and Mr..
Harris. at No oil Prk-aVe, Lor . .hs s,a3e o1iv -
New-Brunswick. " J.. Nov IS (speciaD.-Ihs
marriage Of Miss Catherine Nelson Carpenoef'
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John y. Car
pender OF Brunswick. and Franklin Dnane'
OF Dover Del celebrated t1s aTteTno9n % a sr9
Prot otestant Episcopal Church OF ST. Johh me Esan
gest in this city The ceremony ny wa TS cbrcb as
sisted bv Pshop Scarborough. OF New-Jersey- NE
bridesmaids Miss Frances NoeI 3T 9ogse, T-rsSS %
Laura Rayard kirkpatrick and MISS EeIeH I,tni.
WfIIiamsOn of New -BrUnswIck' MISS sns. 10
Ficharfs Duane Miss Eleanor Frankln Duais s,d ~
MIS- Fdith Carpender of New-York Ihe I. Indla W. u
honor was Miss Anna Kemp CarpendeT; o. 9eS Yesr
brunswick The best man was NlLlaaia rn Isuss
T,,aIs Of Sev-York and the ushers were Sales
Taw Archer OF Maryland; James Potter !9SIis psis
Jefferson Doan and Henry Grier r5 Dr. Thomas
deIphia: John y. Carpenter, IT. anu L. -
Alison of New-Brunswick