, 1874-12-13

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formed one Of the most unique and elegant
| bridal dresses over Heen. From one sldo was
suspended tho dainty-pocket, and from the other
the fan which replaced tho bridal bouquet This
! point lace and on the othor decorated with
white flowers; a canellla forming tho centre
and tuhe-roses, jasmine, and tea-rose o'lds Ai4ng
t the res. Of the space. tho whole bordered with
| Bnlax and mailcp-hair fern. A fan OF this
description has never before been used in the
| Uuited States. Mr. Relslg having bud 1t mada
| expressly for Miss Lalliu.
| The bridesmaids wore sttired in dresses of =
! white diauhanous material ornamensed with
| garlands OF flowers, and carving choice
bouquets in satin holders edged with point lace
| TLe bride looked very charming III her wedding
Iobes as brides usually do.
| There wero but fifty guests present. including
the relatives none but tho most intimate friends
having been verbally baden to the ceremony;
Though not vishins while yet wearing the cad
robes OF mourning, to gather crowd around
theua. al WAS made as bright, as gay. as luxurl-
| ous, as il no reason had existed for not asking
all the friends nnd acauaintances to participate
| in their joy. There Was no dancing, but Hand
| discoursel somo OF his Bwootest music, and no
| shadow OF tho cypress was allowed to fall upon
| the orange-wreaths OF tho bride.
The collation. vas delicious and enjoyed by all,
both caterer and florist having doue their best.
| It will long be remembered by the numerous
| friends as one Of the pleasantest affairs OF the
| kind this season.
| On tho same evening the ceremony OF marriage
was soiemn;Zcd at O'Clock in the Cathedral OF
| SIS. Peter and Paul botween Miss Frances Hun
tington, daughter OF Alonzo Huntington, Esq,
| brides friends Witnessed the ceremony in the
| church, and aftorwarl offered their congrntula-
tions to ths newly-ma1rled pair at tho Residence
| Of the BRIDES father.
The bridal cortagc entered the church N tho
| following maunor: The near friends of tho bride
and groom preceded them, aud we're seated by the
| rshers, while Nlr. Huntington and the lady with
him passed up aud took thciE places within the
chancal. Then the rsher6 returned and led the
| bridal party, followed first by the fairy couple,
| tiugton. Then came Miss Tucker aud Mr. Bor-
| den. followed by Miss Kittie Arnold md Mrs.
! Fullerton. They took their proper places whlle
tho brida and groom, coming last, passed
| Tue impressive ceremonial OF tho Episcopal
service followed, and tho bridal party and guests
| drove Immediately to Mr.. Hnntlngton's resi-
dence, on Sixteenth street. Here, beneath the
| marriage canopy and belt, tae happy pair ro-
eiyed tho best wishes Of their friends.
The bride WIS attired in an elegant dress OF
white silt, made with long Watteau-plaited
train, and tablier Of vertical pulls, With knife
plaitinss of silk and tulle around the bottom
The corsage was finished with lace while tue
tulle bridal-yeil was confined BY d coronet and
sprays Of orange-blossoms- Orange-blossoms
also formed the decorations Of tho dress. The
bridesmaids Tero Gtt3red II dfes6ea OF sheeres1
tarletap covered with bouillons and knifa-ptalt-
ings, forming q cloud Of airy dlnpery. They
we're garlGndcd with TreashB OF White blossons
end trailing grasses. Miss Edith Huutlng:on's
dress WIS = fac-simile Or that worn py tho ooer
train. Master Alonzo Burlington is the only
one OF the groomsnen whoas costume mas sufh-
ciently nalike the ordinary full dress to deserve
mentioning. He WAS attlred IN q suit OF white
cloth wth @ iohs a6 adse 9d ana
Sn':s Sius ss H. 0'0'S' '''' S'l' ''''A 'S Sn'a
The ushers. who so ably performe thelr duties
and did much to make the whole at1alr pass OH
pleasantly, were Messrs edward Dra'nard Sam,
nel Wheeler, Edward Norton Stuart CLARK anu
Douglas Huntington.
The floral decorations Vero unique, the supper
dencious; nno tne osluai Eass5 nnany 1ois 1o1
their wedding Journey to tho Atlantic sehboatd
attended by the best wishes OF all their 1Handa.
F1EA1sa1cn1onlox.
s1stula,,ons to 5Iiss belle csighton and ar.
John Floung, rho nero united IN the noiy nonds
Of matrimony at the residence at the M BRIDES
father, No. 547 West Mouroe street Ine honae
was beautifully decorated, aud did much c1cdlt
to the fslr daughters rho had thus Shown their
love Tor their alster ~ ooine ~ tnoT eou1a 70
make her homo bright and beaut!ial.
and Was performed W me NeV; M; unlieK. o.
tho American reformed Church. 1he attend
ants we're Miss Clara Sk1nhel Gnd M1Ae allie
Creighton. Mlth Mcssss: nelson humphrey anu
Frank L. Williams The bride "oEe delicate
pearl-colored silk, with lace overd5ess trimmed
with FONT lace, and ioopeo Will oeAea1o "n1te
flowers. the orange olosson pTeoon'natne. nles
Sk1ukel Wors WHITE tarietah ana saiunot1-colorta
corsago, "hl'e Miss C'agnsons neeey asess was
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