New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-18
WEDDINGS.
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Montclair n. J.. Dec. IT (SpeciaD--Ms5 Beatrics
Manners daughter OF Dr. Raymond D. Manners.
OF Montclair and Raymond d. Weeks. OF Ridge
wood were married at the home or the brides
R FSg Re1 S Charles re ch Of CEDAR
Presbyterian Church. performing the ceremony;
honor and Hoyt Spooner Of New-York. best man.
A large reception followed the ceremony
Montclair, N J., Dec, II (SpeciaD--Miss Annie
Gallagher, daughter of Chief OF Police Henry Gal
Iagher and Mrs Gallagher. Of Montciair. and
Charles Richter, of Bloomfield. were married at
the home Of the brides Rsrsnt7 N Monsa grant Fia
tor OF the First CONGREGATIONAL Church. perform
fRf 'a AFTER WeSding Trip to the South
Morristosn. n. J.. Dec. IT (SpeciaD--A wedding
was celebrated this afternoon in the apartments
OF the warden OF the New-Jersey State Hospital
at Morris Plains. when Martha Everitt kussr,
daughter OF John Kugier, Of Frenchtowr, " j.,
was married to John Buckley MacBride, son OF
John A MacBride. ex-senator from Sussex County
and AT present a member Of the board or managers
OF the hospital. The bride entered the reception
hall on the arm of her cousin. Moses l. Everit.
warden OF the hospital The hospital orchestra.
Sins Mach Var rom IohensTin. The bride was
given away by Warden Everitt The Rev; Sc
town. oficiated. assisted by the Rev: DR.. ]. u
Buckley. The bride was attended by Mss Ida Nay Nay
the hospital medical stan. but now OF NeW-1OzA
City. The ushers were John Vincent Rittenhoqse.
of Duluth. Mimi. and Archie Edwards MacBriae'
OF New-York City. brother OF the bridegroom
special service from the Morris Plains station
of the Delaware. Gackawanna and western Raii-
road connecting with the afternoon and evsIinS
trains, delivered the guests from distance az
the door OF the hospital. The couple started TO-
night for q wedding trip.
Durham. NJ C.. Dec. II CspeciaD-In the Pres
byterian church here. December so. Miss Anns
Elizabeth Ramsey. OF Durham. viii be married TO
the Rev Robert Leslie Wharton. OF Caibarien. Cuba
After January 10 they will live at Caibarien. Thers
Mr.. Wharton IS Presbyterian missionary
Baltimore. Dec II (SpeciaD--Nrs. Lucie Vera
Mitchell and Thomas Alexander Mcintyre. o,
New-York. were married at to-day at the
home OF DR.. and Mrs James D. Iglehart, in West
LanvaIe-st. Mrs Mitchell is the widow OF Arch-
bald Paul Mitchell Mr.. Mcintyre is member o,
the banking firm OF Mcintyre & Marshall. The
usherS were Frederick E. lockwood, Wilbur NJ
Intyre, brother of the bridegroom; Frank p
Mitchell. Of the bride: W. Watson Martin nsl
brother. and w Langley Martin. all Of New-1ors;,
the bride The best man was Thomas ;. OrEnlstoh
of New-York The matron of honor and only 81
tendant of the bride her daughter. Mrs Her
bert 3. Seeley. of New-York. The bride was given
away by her son, Archibald Mitchell The home %
Mrs Iglehart, a aunt of the bride. at when lns
and orchids and Southern smilax from MI Men-
tyres estate, OuSlor Hall. in North Carolina t-s
Mendelssohn Cilee Quartette OF New-York sang uI7
bridal chorus and the Hungarian Orchestra OF Nes
fast Among the guests Senator German anu
his daughter and General Alfred c. Barnes.