The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-22

Hutton, in the Washington Square u, formed Church
The church was nlled long before The appointed
hour. The bride was dressed in white satin robe,
en- Train trmmcd with orange blossoms. corsago cut
dtColtE and trimmed with point lace She wore q
very modest wreath OF orange flowers with lace veh.
There were three bridesmaids and groomsmen, who
were elegantly and Ashionab'y dressed -Four ushers
assisted In the ceremony and kept excellent order
Nocca Die among the spectators were Nj. aud hrs.
Prince Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Smith the pretty Misses Smith, Mr. and Mira Usbin,
OF Staten Island, and many friends OF both the bride
and groom.
rnE BowSE.KELLISGBR NuPrIALs
shortly before o'clock Wednesday afternoon DR..
Morgans church, Fortyseventh street and Madison
avenue, was filled with elegantly dressed fashona.
bcs and punctual to the minute, at 10, the bridal
party entered As the organ poaled forth the sol
elm strain Of Mendellsohn,s famous wedding march.
the four ushcrs, Mr.. NJ r. BOVINE brother Of the
bride, Mr.. William Webb, Mr.. Aldrch, and Mr. II.
Richards, in evening dress, led the way up the aisle
followed by the fret groomsman, Mr.. f. NJ. kctch-
um. the well-knoWn banker, escorting Miss Maggie
BOVINE the first bridesma'd' The other gIoom 5,
men ,t g9c ,b M,ss Mcintosh daSgtsr Of CONNIE
| dore Mcintosh, U. s. NJ and Mr.. Charles Webb, OF
| VIM. j. Peake a. Co, with Miss A. Ketehum, daugh-
| threc bridesmaids we're elegantly atilred in white
tune dresses with RULED 1ounces and long blue silk
sashes.
| Tie graceful bride, Miss Kate NJ. Bovine, was
dressed in white satiu robe with trail, elegantly
trimmed With white lace and with long white lace
/ arm Of her father, Mr.. 8. Bovine The groom, Mr.
| De Witt G. Kellinger, in evening dress, escorted
Il
| The Rev Samuel Akerly, OF Ulster county, uncle
Of the BRIDE performed the ceremony, assisted By the
| Rev. John Morgan, Jr.
| THE KIssLEY.KELLoGG TuPTIALs.
| At half past ten Wednesday morning. the Rev. DR.
| MORGAN united In the bonds of wellock Mr.. Edgar
| Lyman Kinsley, wealthy young iron merchant OF
| tits city, ana Miss Louise Whitney Kellogg, y
| Brooklyn. The ceremony performed In Trinit,
| Chapel on West Twenty hth street. In the presence
| ola few friends Of the bride aud groom. The blush
ing bride was richly but modesuy attired In slate
| colored travelling suit and the happy groom
| m the customary sablos. Before the marriage
| service soemnized Mr.. W. b. Gilbert
| the accomplished organist, performed Mendes
| sohn's Weudihg March and Beethovcn's magni
| ncent s. mphony No. 3. At the special request o
| the bride, the ceremony was closed with the " Wal
| March Of the Priests" In Ahalie, an epithalamium
| which, from the character Of the music, might wei
be STYLED an epincion-a sort Of musical declaration
OF Independence, suggestive rather Of utter freedom
than VI tie traditional thradom OF the married state
| There were no grOomsmen nor bridesmaids Under
the direction of the sexton, Mr. Rutherford Clark,
| tie chapel had been chccrfully decorated for the
| occasion, and while tho young couple were being
securely bound, the air was lled with the iragrnc,
Of rare flowers, whose perfume assembled in ricl
waves OF incense, III Offering to the deities whicl
supposed 10 preside over the destinies Of tn
newly wed. After entering their names In tue regis
ter Of the church, the bride and groom at oos
| their departure Tor Southern tour