The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
FASHIONABLE MARRIAGES.
DAsHING MATRIMONIALs IN THE
HOUSES OF WORSHIP.
A Distinguished Politician Fors.kips tho
bs-C3ood-by TO supervisor Rcche-A
Trip Down the Harbor-OH for Europe
Supervisor Blunrs Fishing Excursion.

C1ubs-Cood-by 10 Supervisor Reche-A
Trip Down the Harbor-OH for Europe
Supervisor Blunrs Fishing Excursion.
Yesterday morning at CLOCK Supervisor W.
Roche was married TO Miss Mary Amelia Doherty,
da lighter OF ex.Aldcrman Doherty In St. Pa,rick's
Cathedral. The Hon. VIM. N. Tweed. Senator Cream.
er, and Mayor Hall, present At noon the bridal
party, among whom were the Hon VIM. NJ Tweed,
Police Commissioner Henry Smith, County Clerk
Chas. X. Loew, Hugh Hastings, JAS. d. McCiregor,
John NJ. Davidson, Capt. walch, Rufus Y. Andrews,
and other personal friends OF the happy couple,
went on board the steam yacht +. r. Stewart. ownej
by Supervisor Orison Blunt, and went down the
bay, Grafullas full band enlivcnng the trip. when
opposite quarantine, the Scotia on which Mr. Roche
and wife had taken their passage for Europe, ap.
pro cbed, and the band Played God save the
Queen" and " Yankee Doodle" The yacht, which
displayed all her colors, lowered her nig and Capt
Judkins ofthe Scotia. ordered return OF the salute
and fred the guns Of his ship, which responded
to by the guns on the yacht
Then, amid a general waving OF handkerchefs
and chccrs from each ship the Super visor and his
bride went on board the Scotia, and the parties
separated.
MIR. and Mrs. Roche will visit the lakes Of Xii.
Rhine, and will return to New York 10 the nall.
The Hon. WIN. N. Tweed, who was In exuberaut
spirits, said that be feared tho marriage OF his
friend Walter would deprive the AmerIcus Club
and the Blossom Club Of Que Of their most useiul
and entertaining embers. Commodore Blunt,
alter landing the party at pier 80, North River,
proceeded on cruise out at sea with his son, to
be absent three weeks.
AN ATTRAcrIvE HEBREW CEREMONY.
The Temple Emmanuel. in Fifth avenue, was we'll
hlloi yesterday by representatives from our frat
Samuel Sachs, of California, TO Miss Carrie Heller,
temple, the only sign that anything was to take
place being white SILK cord stretching acros' the
arrived, and a. they walked to the platform at the
enc OF the svnngogue the organist PLAYED
Sr,do one OF Bee,hoyens beautiful symphonies. The
pride VINO was leaning upon the arm OF her htber,
Mr.. Wilhelm Heller, is q stately brunette. and was
dressed in white corded silk: cut ddooleti trimmed
with point lace over this she wore the usual long
bridal veil Of tullc, and on her head wreath Of
ange flowers, carrying bouquet OF the same in her
hand. Tie bridegroom vas dressed In the orthodox
black irock cont and white wnistcoat and was at.
tended by Mr.. Samuel Sheical Mrs. Heller. mother
OF the bride iastcfuliy attired in lavender silk and
Mrs shcfeal. who wore an elegant drrh satin trim.
med with pink. also on tho platform The
ceremony was performed b, DR.. Adler. After eav
ing the Temple. the rarty proceeded TO the Allema
MIA Hail. in sixteenth street where an elegant break
ia-t was laid out, and In the evening reception
guests were invited.
MARRIAGE FESTIVITIES IN YoNKERs.
Last night the charming villa-e OF Yonkers was
the scene uf much happiness the occasion being the
marriage OF Mr.. Charles Cubb to Miss Jennie Van
Wngoner. both well known In the fashionable soc
CT! of that place The ceremony, which was unos-
ithtauou-' was performed IN tile residence OF the
orifcgrooms mother shortly afcr o'clock, and
was witnessed by about hty relatives and friends
The bride, a charming brunette, and highly accom-.
p-hed. was dressed In pearl silk dress en- train
lcr head dress being composed Of orange blossoms
ffom which hun. beautiful Honton lace veil. The
bridesmaids were dressed In white tulle, csooned
with pin~ satin, and the bridegroom and attendants
were dressed In plain cyenin. dress suits, wearing
lavender craynts and gloves. The ceremony was
performed lay tao Rev. DIR. Bel,rends, OF Yonkers.
THE BrLASDr-cUrLER srPrIALs.
Yesterday afternoon q very interesting and unpre.
tending Wedding WAS solcmnzed 1T Thirty.iiith
street and Fiftli avenue, tie BRIDE being Miss A.
Ocrruue Byiandt, the bridcrroom H. r. Cutter OF
fhil delp H.. The happy couple were united by the
Rev '.r Brown, the assistant minister o DR..
E~cr'-, Fith avenue church The music was
rendered bJ the veteran Dr. Cutler. tne orglnist Of
tie church. lie Orile was eie ,auuy dressed IN
french gray corded silk trimmed with satin fringe
she wore diamonds Of great value.
WEDDING IN ST. GEoKGEs.
quiet wedding was solennzed yesterday after.
noon In ST. Georges Church Mr.. George Cur.
tis was married to Miss Laura NJ. Clark, brown.
haired and hpzel-eyed beauty oi eighteen. She was
In tire usual white, aud he in tine usual crow color
There were no groomsmen nor bridesmaids, nor
were there any flowers or usbcrs. The Rev. Dr.
Tying tied the knot and the lion. W. f. Williams
played sundry organ selections.