, 1875-01-31

Among the many who have taken each othel
for better or worEe during the }ast week not an,
heve caused such stir in society BY such actor
as did Miss Marin Blair Murison and Ar. Henr,
| Martin Curtis on last Thursday evening. ful
| account Of the wedding Was published in THz
TRIBUNE Of Friday.
AR Frederick Jollynnan, who is with Mcssrs
Field, Letter i Co., and Alies Fanny II. Fickart
were married on the 9th inst. by tho Rev. T. J.
Volentine, assisted BY tn. I.ev. C. D. Helmor.
The Rev. Edward II. Williams and Miss Alice
IL. Tinkhan, adopted daughter of Nr. Gurdor
s. Hubbard, were married on Thursday, at the
Second Presbyterian Church, by the ltev. II. W
Patterson 4 select circle Of their friends wit.
ueBsed tho ceremony.
Mr. Thomas Delihant, Of the firm Of ". ].
Guam Il CO., Wholesale grocers, No 30 River
street. aud Miss Eliza Fitzgerald, OF Gathers
Rockville, Ind.
Miss II. Manheimer, OF Park avenuo, was
married. last Sunday to J. wealthy gentleman from
st. Louis. The bride wore 'ocean-foam
silk, trimmed With tulla plaitings stimulating four
or five aprons. The train was trimmed with
shirred RULES, and was pulled and shirred in
the latest French mode. Sashes Of sllk passed
diagonaiiy across tho froat in folded plaits, and
crossing nt the right side, were carried up the
back. and were there laid in three large loops
aud long ends. The coFsage was pointed IN
'front.' and laced at the back, with low, square
neck. It was trimmed with full plaitings Of
tuIle, while tho elbow-sleeve had three plaitngs
OF tile same material. 1t was an elegant Co.'S
tune. The guests were also IN full tolettes.
Leopold Bloom, Of the Chicago. Board OF
Trade, WAS married Wednesday to allss Barbara
Floenocsor, OF Jackson, Fla, at the residence OF
the brides parents
ELSEWHERE
Among the notable weddings in Brooklyn WIS
that OF Miss Jennie Iittlejohn, daughter OF
Bishop Littlejo!ln, and lIr. Thomas Il. Mills, OF
tlejohn gsvo away the bride, who wore CHARM
ing dress of white silk and tnlle, while the
bridesmaids represented the four seasons.
Their dresses were OF white diaphanous ma
terin!, and Spring wore garniture Of apple
blossoms Summer, OF roses Autumn, garlands
Of froat-painted leaves and Water, the on-
b1ematic wintergreen md L-tlyncrries. An ele-
CANT reception followed At the Bishops resi-
dence, from II to =,
4 fashionable morning Wedding Ut the Gram
mercy Park Hotel, New York, occurred on the
25th inst, at II o. m. The bride vas attired In q
travelling dress of two SHADES OF seal-arown vel
vet aud 6ilk, the hat and feathers matching the
tlress. but enliyoned with white flowers. The
wedding was largely attended, and at p n. the
bridal pair left for Washington. where during the
season all brides like to put IN an appearance, II
only for day or two.
Miss Virginia Stetson and Mr. Charles A. Ford
wero married at the As!or Houee on the 10th
inst. Many old-time guests Of that wall-known
hotel vera there to wish the bride joy, and at the
same time look their last on the old house before
it should be dismantled aud altered for business
purposes
Miss Minnie Evans, OF Madison avenue, Now
York, aud Mr.. George T. Howell, a banker OF
that city, celebrated their welding On the list
iust in an elegant manner.
St. Louis has been rejoicing in sumptuous
Jewish wedding, Miss Rachel kuttner, daughter
OF tho Rev. Il. Kuttner, Rabbi Of the United
Hebrew Congregation, and M.. Joseph Levy, .
prominent merchant Of TINT place. having es-
poused each other. The services were according
to the Orthodox Hebrew faith, and we're very
impressive. A reception followed at the Fcs1-
dence OF the brides father. Tho presents were
elegant, and among them was a solid SGT of s,l-
yer comprising tifty-three pieces, which was
presented to her By the United Hebrew Consre-
cation. Not 3 bad outfit to commence house,
keeping with.
Cairo. H., has been jdbilsns oTar tho Wedding
Of Thenas D. Whtlsdgs, OF It, Lonse' whess 10