, 1875-05-02
WEDDINGS.


friends Of fhe bridal party, many OF whom were
in full dress. Louis Falk presided at the organ,
and gave selections from "Zampa," ''Lohen-
grin" tsTraumerei," and other celebrated musi-
cal works, At Gas p. m. the bridal party enter
ed, preceded BY the ushers, Mesars. 8. D. FL
dredgo and Henry Grassie. Then came tho
bridesmaids and groomsmen, the first attendants
being Miss Reid and Ar. ". E. Brooks the seo-
ond, Miss L. Thompson and Ar. ]. G. Whitney,
and the third Miss Beila Atwood, Of Winnetka,
and Mr.. Charles Jarnegan.
The bride wore wi,ite Bi}k aod tube, the sllirta
cut 1t the edges in des;gn Of shamrock 1eaves.
the vhole decorated with orange blossoms. 4
va1 Of embroidered tulle completed it, the bridal
dress, with the trousseau, coming from the
establishment Of Hadane z. Warrington. The
bridesmaids wore white tarietan With white silk
oo1aages, the different color OF tho flowers re-
ievinE them Miss Atwood scarlet flowers,
Miss Thompson bluo, and Miss Reid white.
After the brief but impressive ceremony, re-
ception Was held ut the residence Of the BRIDES
street, where Mr. and Mrs. George Ross, the
lady so recently answering to the name OF Miss
Virginia Osborne, raceived the congratulations
Of their friends they left for tho East tue
same evening to spend the honeymoon, and will
be 1t home Wednesdays after May q, at st.
me1ous and handsome.
On tho same evening. At tbs residence OF ths
brides father, Miss Sarah A. Carr, OF this city,
Ind, the Rev. Henry G. Perry, Factor Of AL
On the 18th inst, ut Gncinnati, Dr.. ". s.
Rchey, Of Chicago was 1n1r7ied to Hiss Clara
Mullen, Of tho former city, at the residence Of
". E. Applegate, the ReT. j. T. Wright pex-
AfAn
Also, On the 23th int, at the residence Of the
brides parents, No. 500 West Lake street, Miss
Aline E. Montgomery, eldest daughter Of s. ".
Montgomery, vas 1added 70 NJ. e. L. PEus-
o. the 21st inst at Guthrie, Ind, Mr.. Thomas
R. Lynas OF the firm Of Knight T. Lynas. Of
Chicago, Was married to Miss Eunice l. Nouton.
OF tho former place, the Rev. J. eAnoars Reed
odiciains.
Among fashionable Nav York weddings that
of Miss Margaret Laura Carey daughter OF John
Carey and Grand daughter Of William B. Astot,
with Mr Al phonss De 6tenrs, Charge d 'Afaires Of
the Netherlands. has made quite stir in New
plaos At tbs residence Of the brides parents.
conner of IhirtJ-fourth street and Madison
Avenue, tho Rev. DE- McGlynn, Of st. Stephens
Officiating.
Kiss Carrie szus, daughter Of Dz. J. Marion
Sims, Of New York. and Ar. Harvey sandford,
Of tie Washing ton Diplomasic Corps, uere mar
ried II the & Little Church Around the Corner,
q reception md dejeuner following 1t the rosi-
dsnce OF tAs h1ide's father on Madison avenue.
Fbe Rev. Dr.. Houghton performed tho ee.o-
tnony. There vers four ushers and DO bridea-
rnnifa Ths bride wore white silk dress With
out trimmings or ornaments except her bridal
veil, and tho groom was attlred IN the Engllsh
wedding costume.
St. Thomss' Church, New York, was the scene
Of the Wedding ceremony which united the des-
TIMES of Miss Kittie E. Harris, daughter
v KID. The Rov. Dr. Morgan oficiated. The
wedding was very informal adair, though many
fashionable people were present. Ihe ps1oe
yaoro 4 dress, etylishlJ and elegantly made, Or
fawn-eolored g1os grain. trimmed With CARDINAL
red velvet, and dainty spring bonnet OF white
chip trimmed with laee and flowers. There wore
no attendants except the ushere, tour IN num-
ber. Her aister, Mss Lelia Harris, who stood IN
tho oha1cel neaT the bride, wore 1sVn-colofed
Rilk trimmed with dark blue velvet
Yesterday 1T 10 3. NJ, at tho reeldence OF John
r. Cloyeland, Miss Ida t3roeleY, eldest daughter
OF the late Horace Greeley, and Col. Nicholaa
Smith, OF Kentucky, were TO be matHed. ano
bridesmaids uere to be Miss Gabrielle Greeley
sod tho brides cousins, thu Nisaes Cleveland
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati lays clam to have had one OF the
finest weddings Of the season N the recont @ one
which, took piacs Tuesday evening Ut st. Fauls
Church in that city. Tho couple were Miss Kate
T. Hal. daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T..
Hall and NJ, John B. Hart Two thousand peo-
Ole vere invited to the ceremony, and 4o0 to tho
ronautiou. 4 Jam in tho church naturally fol-
loved. The ceremony. WAS announced for $50
D. m and e45 saw the bridal party arrive st the
church portals. Eight society young men uaher-
ed them in. and, according 1 reporter, LII:
Trott. tho alilltul organist opened the vaTee OF
the complex instrument and tile grand asta1ns
cf MendeIssohn pealed forth:
Following the ushera came Afr. aud Mrs. Hall.
she pnrents Of tbs bride, followed by three
lovely. htt1e eo'den-hairod Eiris, younger un,st,
sisters Of tbs bride, The Misses feariey,
sooordng s 10 oe1ton, tho last frat, and the first
Tborne attended BY III. Y. Y. Ebersole Miss
Gibson' Of Spring aold, O., and Mr.. barry Coop
o.; Miss 1ngoldsby and Nj; j. Hall; Miss Smith.
Miss 1da Wob1in. Of st: Louis. and Mr. F. Hart;
Miss Kate Baker, Of ST. Louis. and John Gntea,
r.. Hiss Carrie Horton, OF St. Lonie, and the
Hon. J. N. Pattison /; the bride and groom entor-
ing Iast The bridezmaid8' dresser wore tulte
over white ailk elaborstely trimmed with flowers.
Tha BRIDES dress was Of superb uhito satin, out
aecollete with short sleeves and long. grand
tram (Repo1ter). L Was garlanded vita
orange flowers. while the brida-vell Of filmy iace
fa}l 10 the edge Of the train. Her golden hair
cd WITH the bridal blossoms. Hsr hougue$ was
daipty affair made in Wax by TREND. ALMOST
czty;einc naturs in purify and dehcacy Agn1n
tho Cincinnati reporter say6 !: Duf1ng sn9
ceremony Prof. Trot4, IN hia own accomplished
snd e31llful mnoner, gave sUeet melody to tho
scam and in tho softest tones rendered tho
sweot aod appropriate air Call He Thine own.''
The Rev, DR.. G. Il. Payne performed ths oere-
mony, after which as' elegant reception Was
given by the BRIDES parents Mrs. Hau, re
scarlat flowers md coral jewelry. Mrs. T. r.
TsEor ~ at. Louis, \ sister Of the groom. moro