The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-18
FASHIONABLE WEDDINGS.

Style In Triuity Chapo, and In -. Ann's-
The Nuptinis of n Ions Island Rector
with . Filth Avenue Beiie-A Sensible
Marriage In ~. Ann's-U,tra Fashionable
Wedding In Calvary Church.
The marriage Of the Rev. Richard Grahsm
Hutton, rector OF Christs Parish oystet Bay, Long
Island, to Miss Fanny Meeker Allen, OF LA F,nh
avenue, was celebrated yesterday afternoon N
O'Clock IN Trinity Chapel, West Twenty nfth street.
Previous 10 the arrival OF the guests, Mr.. W. d.
Gilbert, the new organist, executed Beethoven's
great nallelujah chorus As the wedding party en-
tered the edince, Mr. Gilbert played . triumphnl
march Of his own composition. The bridegroom
led the way, escorting Mrs. Allen, the mother Of
The bride, and the latter followed on the
arm Of Mr. r. Edgar. Everything was
conducted In quiet and unostentatious
manner The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
o Hutton, OF Easton. Maryland. TSe bride was n.
tired with simplicity and good taste 10 . white tar.
laian dress OF four nounces and . blond full draping
| from the bead. The bridegroom wore an cvcning
dress SUIT, After the ceremony the party ato's to
| the residence of the brides moIEer Al lH FinA
avenue.
A DAy1Lsa.
Calvary Church. Twenty .arst s,reei .r3 Fourth
ayei.ue. the scene OF sh exceedingly brilliant
matrimonial ceremony yesterday The contracting
| parties were Miss Mary Mott, well-known belle,
daughter OF Ecnry A. Mott of Twenty second street,
and Joseph Low, OF the dry goods hrm OF Low, Har.
| rimau Co. The hour appointed for the service
was originally IL O'Clock, but II Was subsequently
altered to p M. hlany OF the guests arrived punc-
tuay at about 10 and a ttlc after, stepped out Of
their carriages and dismissed them, only to ind
that the iron gates OF the church were locked and
| that the boy WHO stood grnning the steps 70.
| fused TO open them. Nearly two hundred ladies
| were on the sidewalk promenadins In front Of the
| church.
At 1890 the gates were opened BY Mr.. Adair, and
the visitors poured In, ard before the large eddee
was filled with the votaries OF lashion
| The edncc was handsomely decorated. The altar
was covered with snowy antependium. the top and
bottom having TWO heavy frngcs OF evergreehs
The marble font was wrcathed from the pediment &c
the rim with laurel and myrtle the bass Wa.
wreathcd with ubcroses and carnations, and from the
interior Of the font arose to fabulou. height mag
nlhcent pyramid Of flowers. Down the centre aisle
white flowers were strewn 10 the foot Of the altar
ratings, aud the four ushors wore badge OF white
,,tn with heavy silver fringe and a pin OF silver
fashioned like a true lovers knot and bearing In.
sic tie initial letters Of toe suTnanes Of the bridal
The advent OF the wedding party was preludei by
tn oreausi Oy trumpll march from the same
maids, Miss E..eu MoI aud Miss NaEuum, a. length
made her appearance The Oule vas dressed 10 a
train The skirts hal ,estoonei .iecs. box plllled
aud white tuie irlnVs Her ccrsige VS. cu'
decoilCte and t-mmed-With orange -prigs. " N ~
inner edgng OF 80 English point lace. wreath OF
orange flowers entwnsd Der intensely black hair
and veil Of rich black Noe sHrncun,c1 the sniir'
structure and tel to Der aist Her brides claii'
| were dressed In white tlrtAtan, ,kmnde hIsh. Gu,
wore wreaths and penlanrs Of tue beautiful fowe
| nemnphila.
The service was performed By the Rev Or. Walker
the assistant OF DR.. Washington, tho incumbent Al
| toe conclusion, the orgnnist pelled forth the Men
| delssohn wedding march. and the tashonables bur.
red from the church to the bride enter her car
rage. The reception took place At the residence o.
Henry A Mott, Twenty-second street The
presents included diamond necklace from the
brides father aud set VI brllisn,s from her uncle
Mr.. Varnum.
STYLISH Tgr OCTET, SENSIBLE rEr FASHIONABLE
Last evening there WAS fashionable marriage In
| 81. AIMS Episcopal Church, which had the rare
merit of being both fashionable snd sensible. The
bridegroom was Mr.. William Patterson, the BRIDE
Miss Emily Marshall There was but one brides
maid. Miss Jenny Marshall, the sister ~ the tfiie
WHO was escorted W hr Horton. There were also
four usuers- Messrs. Bosatt, Balch BlruuIp. Ant
| ShacEford, and the uncle Of the bride an ttnihcnI
member Of the Pat Mems ASSOCIATION The service
was performed by the Rev. DR. Glusnhet. the Zee
| tor. aud after the ceremony the Noung couple re
paired to the reception, which, though not formal
was held At 3i3 West Thirty fourth street