The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-22
THE SEASON OF BRlDALS.
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Tbo Episcopal Church OF 81 Ann vas again |
,,e scene Of fashionable nuptias. The wedding OF
Ms Miriam Rollins, daughter of the respected
Cororcr. TO Mr.. Crowcli H. Ryno, wholesale
,,,inc merchant of Chambers street, was an event
or,ucb general interest to oil the sacred building
LANG before the hour fixed for the ceremony. Not
,rv were the seats crowded with fair votarics Of
o.,ion. but there was an unusual number OF mer
rbeots friends Of the bridegroom, who had come to
nay him the handsome compliment Of their presence.
Man Of the ladies were In spring costume, wearing
aeccy shawls and soft, cinging robes, but the
majority we're attired In the velvet nantes and
The dark chapeaux OF winter.
GAsLiGHr AT NOON
The house Of worship, though the ceremony was
tred for high noon, was brilliantly lighted and the
tas lamps contrasted strangely with the glare OF
any.colored light that fell on aisle and chancel
from the great painted window above the altar
This was docked with vases Of fair Gala lilies and
white roses and in the centre was an enormous bou-
uuet OF scarlet and crimson flowers. The font was
adorned with pyramid ofsweet smelling blossoms,
among which heo,ropc micnorette, and the dainty
hyacnth were the most conspicuous There were
40 ushers, but the SEXTON Mr.. CochIsne, escorted
HE gentle visitors their seats ana performed their
duty quietly and gracefully.
rRE BRIDAL PARTY.
After some waiting. which was improved by the
Hgani-t, Mr.. Ward, the bridal party entered the
Nsan pealing forth the nimitable Mendelssohn
March. First were Mr.. Rollins. the Coroner aud his
wife, dressed in lavender silk made high aud With
4 Chantlly lace shawl. Then came the solitary
bridesmaid. Miss Cordcia b. Smith. attended ny
Mr. Andrew VI. Norton. And bringing No the rear
were the happy couple, Miss Miriam Rollins and MIR.
e. II. Ryno
Tic bride was dressed in white satin made with
avery long trail, the skirt box plated and edged
wit'tule fuug. The corsage was cut Pompadour,
md was trimmed with fine old point lace. a wreath
OF orange blossoms crowned her dark brown trosses,
AMI Vas surmountel by fall which completely COW
sred her long trail. This was thrown back, show.
nd.hci, but very charming. Last Of ali came Miss
Rynu. avery beautiful girl with dark hair, deep VIC
H. rose pink silk with ovc-kirt OF tGlle Sire led
IS the hand Miss Fannie Roins sister OF the bride
.charung girl OF thirteen, dressed IN blue SILK with
tuilc oversight.
THE CEREMONY.
The service was performed by Or. Dix and the
Rev Mr.. Ciapp. At it's conclusion the bridal party
repaired to the residence OF Mr. Rollins in East
Fourth street, where sumpiuous collation. awaited
them. The newly married paig leii yssterdsy even
ine for tic bridal trip, which viii include Phiade
phia, Washington and Charleston.
BAPTISM AND MARRIAGE OF A GRASp-SrEcE OF FEN
lnORE COOPER.
A limited number Of special invitations drew into
tt lbnusoNe Roman NalnOlc CnurCn OF 81. Ann =,
at the very Questionable hour Of hafpasi nine yes
tciduy mcrtinc, veiy select and handsomely at.
tired company, tEc occasion being the union OF Mr.
Care, j. RYrnc one or our most popular young cti-
seus, with Miss Martha \. Cooper, a grand.nece OF
renimore Cooper. !, lore the arrival OF the wed
ding party. some selections were played by the organ.
lst. Punctual t. the minute the bridal party APP
reared, and marching Up the centre ais:c arrange
themselves about the altar. The Rev. Fati cr r. /.
Dcl!, :. j., then stepped forward aud performed
III impres she marriage ceremony OF tac tathoiic
Church IN all its details Tho bride had been bauzed
IN the Roman Catholic faith the Tuesday night
previous. she Is beautiful brunette, and was
with lavender Kid gloves Her sister, Miss Hattie
cooper, was her only bridesmaid. Mr.. Byrne and
b. 4 mIg. Dr. Eugene B Muttha, were In morn.
uE suits OF black, with lavender neck ties and XII
Anrr toe usual concentrations nup,iai mass
sid ~ the Rev. Father Dealy. at which all as
s.s.ud. Tue popularity of tails mass was that the
groom and his bri lie advanced inside tie altar rails
nlr9n" and kuelt down on the altar steps while
The cebrint turned toward them. One part of the
ceremony was made interesting by a rumor OF lit.
tie wager Which was pending between the groom
and -goom.iaau. az 10 whether the latter should
kiss TIE bride. ofcourse the groom lost.
NEW YORKER CAPTURES A WEALTHY CINCINNATI
GIRL
Mr. August schmid Of this city, was married II
Cincinnati on Tuesday to Miss Josephine Kleiner
daughter Of a wealthy brewer Of that place. Tn
/ ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father ott'
| and two assistants in St Francis Catholic Church. II
Il the presence Of large party Of friends: The Bird
1frsyel In white satin, and the bridesmaids, TN
Misses Baumgartner Eckert, Weber, aud Kleiner, IL
vlte alpaca and satin o, erdresses and oil in oyeh
Nreaihs. The groomsmen were WIN. Heierrlch 0
CuciinaU. Joseph Eudress OF Coyington, an
n Charles Aims and j. Breahm Of Cincinnati. A. 8
N the happy couble started on their bridal tour.
WEDDING ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
In the Church OF the Intercession, carmsusyille
4 Nr. Louis Higgins was married yesterday TO mis-
LzLlc Stone, daughter OF Mr.. Chancey j. Stone
Promptly at the hour appointed the bridal party Al
was performed A magnificent reception followe
Al tile residence of the brides lather The npmeIoI
Presents were very elegant and costly The Brio
40 groom have gone on their wedding tour q
Washington.
TIE FULLER-ANDREws WEDDING,
Last evening Mr.. Lyman Andrews and Miss Emu
Fuller were married In one Of the fashionable Epi
coral churches in Troy n. T. The wedding vi
quiet but stylish. large number Of our own las
glahes went up the river 70 wines rhs eerttnon
attended by two New York misses as bridesmaid
| I've marriage was followed oy an informal recepnt
10 the residence of the brides aunt and the coup
at,iWard departed on their wedding tour. Nj
| Andrews and his bride Will sail Tor Europe in !
e VA, May H.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING.
.la marriage Of Mr.. j. W. Hellman, Of Los A
gee. Cal and Miss Helen Newgass, OF this cit
SOD ..Llz.d yesterday. The ceremony was vi
r..... .i many OF the queens OF fashion. Tie bril-
Wa 80. sod m a white silk robe en- train, corsa
cri l. ... lIour, wreath Of orange blossoms vi
Ilu..at bridal veil sprinkled over with grunge bug
Il u r..H hundred invitations were sent out OF I
t-''.' ., which was superb,
uYNES ANosG THE rrrER TEN.
Yesterday afternoon at the elegant residence Of
Be- vs.. lllis in Est Tenth street. Wa vitne'
e..a. .. t.c most stylish weddings Of The soa'c
Tie ANS ,air were Mss Margaret Parker, dau-
l., OF .e lac W. b. Parker, Esq., and Mr.. JaG
d. N,4NUe, banker, oil As Exchange place, i
t.yraay Ras performed by the Rev. John Colt
srr NJ ME Church of The Ascension, ! I'M ayeul
]. iIIll troussclu, imported IRON Paris was Q
N q extraordinary beauty and lesance. Tho Spend
81 ..--U,.- Of the wedding gifts surpassed
No. 30. .ltg that has yet been Witnessed.
b Zee B. ahul.. a9atcur -.attr. At bel first appe
J. b.'" N cuHc.I., lie beautiful hll, then ONLY :
~ lre, NoI Irmeufc applause. She has appeared
I'''e 5 30 the elegant little theatre at DI. Nar
@ ..tr. uu Flth avenue, decided novelty
I IMAGE ceremony was tie entire au.ruae
tf .e maids, groOmsmen, and users. The pa
t--'el ..s. evening on grand tour
the PELL-uYATT SuPrIALs.
A. ! O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, the Church
&c raut hguratiOn, Twenty ninth street. near ri
t'rNgc wa. thronged by the iashionables OF Muir
Ill, WGu had gathered to Witness the marriage
John Rowland Pell 10 Miss Caroline Eliza Ily
daughter OF StcpAen Hyatt, Esq., one OF the n