The New York herald., 1877-09-19

basket of flowers with the initials "B. H." standing
out prominently IA small flowers. Tho main hall was
fcstooncd with smax ana PINK roses, and pyramids
o flowers were placed along the walls. large centre
table was covered with nne horal collection and the
whole house was rer!umed with tho rich odor OF tho
rare and beautiful flowers
CONGRATULATIONS.
During the progress OF the banquet congrai uatory
tcegrams received from various sections Of this
country and from Europe as well.
THR HONEYMOON.
The happy couple lett town ior Boston, via WEXFORD
late this afternoon. They viii sail for Europe early
in OCTOBER and will spend the winter in Egypt
BKfDE's DRESS
Tho bride dressed IN white corded silk and tullo
covered with elegant point lace founces, point lacc
veil with n small spray Of orange blossoms. A bridal
band encclcd the head having scven stars tho
front arranged on springs, 81 that they swung and
shiyered with tho movement OF waking She wore at
the throat elegant brcastpin OF diamonds set to
represent the brauches of tree, having IN tho centre
dove which swayed to and irowtn the motion Of tho
head Sue also wore solitaire earrings and pearl
necklace. She presented most lovely appearance, and
old Trinity has never witnessed more elegant toilet
than that which was worn by the tar BRIDE to-day.
The bridesmaids, Miss Annie Rogers, Miss Mary
Rogers, Miss Perry, Miss Jennle Hone and Miss Minnie
Hone were also beautifully arrayei In white tuile
with long trains plated lounces OF tule with three
satin bands. Each wore white and elegant satin
extended to the bottom OF the dress The waists
of low silk Innings with ue ovcrwaist, cut surplcc
with heavy satin piplngs; pulled sleeves, also with
pipings OF white satin. They wore PLAN tullc wells
with elaborate satin combs something entirely
and designed for the Tho elegant pccklaces
worn bv the bridesmaids were the gifts of Mrs. Bel
mont The BRIDES mother II was noticed that there
were no flowers In The bridesmaids dresses
THE BRIDES TRorssEAu,
most OF which was imported is as extensive as II Is
elaborate. and embraces silver gray popin, with en-
broldered trimmings of tho Two shades, silk and popn
aud handsome ball trimmings another, IA most beau
tul design of brown silk IN two coors Of light and
DARK trimmed with elegant founces OF handsome en-
broidcry IN the two coors and beautiful Melted irigge
n dress Is OF navy blue camos' hair and silk
trimmed with white chenille fringe ana uipings of light
blue silk. Other dinner aud carriage dresses arc too
numerous 10 mention or describe. breakfast dress,
however, was too elegant and elaborate TO pass nn-
noticed IL was made of white catnes' hair, with two
rows OF plating, ana was trimmed with real Vaea-
cienncs lace. in robe shape around the bottom, with
pearl ornaments and wide vatican plat In the back
the entire dress being beautifully draped with white
satin ribbon
Mrs Belmont an elegant white corded silk
dress el.boratcly trimmed with ,ulie aud point lace
a most noticeable dress was worn by Mrs. Admiral
q. X. Rodgers, when was Of white gauzc dc chambray,
with punk silk trimmings.
daughters o Acmral Rodgers, United States Navy;
Colonel r. s. Rodgers. o! Maryland; the late Captain
Calbraith Perry. OF Maryland and Mr. John Hone, OF
No. 81 West Tenth street, New York
The duties of "bcst man. were performed very hap
groomsncn being Mr. Perry Belmont. brother OF the
bride; Mr. John lnnis Kane, OF New York, brother OF
Colonel Delaney Kauc; William Austin wadsworth, of
Buffalo, and MIR. Louis uowand o. New York.
Tho ushers Mr. August Belmont Mr. X. r.
Belmont and Mr. Oliver N H. Belmont United States M
G. G. Rowland, Jr, and Mr. Meredith Howand. Jr.
THE PRESENTS.
Tho presents were numerous and elegant, and II Is
doubtful II Drde was ever more kindly remembered
the gifts actually filing TWO rooms.
Her mother gave her the bridal band OF diamonds
and the breastpn and earrings which she wore at the
church
sir. Perry Belmont, her brother, presented her with
a rich black lace set of lounces and also shaw with
beautifully ed flowers, ard black cloth table cover
the embroidery being OF moose hair
Mr.. ADJUST Belmont Jr., another brother, gave her
q magnificent point laco handkerchief which she car
ried 10 the church.
Her younger brother Mr. Raymond r. Belmont
presented her with with point lace fan to match the
AL "A
The Baroness Roihschild sent from Paris an elegant
agret,e ornament for the head. IN the form o her
ons crest and which was composed OF diamonds and
rubies and which attracted no little attention.
Mrs. George Tiffany, one of tho BRIDES aunts, sent
silver ornament Tor "A centre table.
Mr George Tiffany, silver and gold ornament for
the table in the antique style and very handsome
Mr. g. g. Rowland repousse silver pitcher.
Mrs. Meredith Howland, silver tea service.
Mr. William Cutting, a handsome fee-d-tee sot
MISS FL, "a Nevens, silver butter knife
Mr.. Purdy, rep0ussG tete.dtef set aud tray.
j. Parker, also u teted-tetc SET
Mir. ana Mrs. T. F. Cushing, large silver tray.
Peter Mari6, silver bracelet
Mrs NJ. Sands, ring Of small diamonds and white
and PINK pearls
Miss Jennie Rogers china Ilsuro for vase.
Miss Jones, china basket
Mr.. Clendcnnine, silver milk jug.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Post, silver powder box and silver
Mrs. ". +. Perry. a large repousse silver pitchee
Mr. w. r. Perry, silver powder box.
Mrs. &. Hoffman, sugar box, lined with glass.
Mrs. Tiffany, repousse silver ice bowl.
Mrs j. Roosevelt, siver teaspoons
Miss Slideli family BiDe
Mrs Isaac Bell cartouchc artistic cross for the neck
Mr.. and Mrs Grinncl silver soup turcen.
Mr.. and Mrs John Heckscher, enamel cup and
Dr. and Mrs Emmett, antique china service.
Mr. and Mrs. Mintarn chocolate set, with ctoi some
on china cups; also SILVER spoons ana sugar tongs
Mrs. Richard NJ. Hunt, Japanese lacquer boxes.
MIR and hrs. B. BALDWIN, Persian clock and candle
sticks.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Cutting, Persian inks,and
Mr.. &. Steward, large repousst silver pitcher
Mr. ana Mrs. j. W. Wadsworth, nee Iravers, slvor
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Webster, glass and bronze
brackets
Mr. John Hone Jr. white point lace parasoL
Rev. X. 5. Rowland. silver Hover vase
Mrs. j. Aspinwall, silver salt shells aud spoons
Miss j. Rogers. silver flower vase
Miss A. Rodgers, silver powder box.
3Irs. Admiral Q. II. p. Rodgers, silver trays.
Maud and Percy Drayon, silver trays
Miss Meredith, two silver sauce boats OF an ancient
design
Mr. and Mrs. h. Bell two silver travelling candle
sticks
Miss Perry, silver sugar box and cream Jug.
Mrs Rowland, silver tea service.
Mr. and Mrs Sponord. two japanese cotssonne plates
Mr.. and Mrs. lseIin, SILVER pitcher.
Mr.. John ]. Kane silver pitcher
Mrs. Il. Jones' a pair ol neat china vases, white and
Miss Candy a pair OF china figures.
Nine. Erlanger diamond shawl pin, with tho
word "Frcdcrlca" strung on pearbeaded plns-a very
handsome and much admired giit.
j. L. Roosevelt, silver tray.
MIR. Jonn Hone Dores engraving OF the "Christian
Martyrs"
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith, TWO silver pepper pots.
&. ii. King. silver clasp for CLOAK.
Miss Hunter worked GIT chair
The Misses Livingston, lace aud ivory fans.
Mrs 1. Aspinwal rich black lace ian, with Ggurcs
painted tho stick being made of carved mother OIL
pearl.
Mrs Gallatp, lace mtts.
Mr. and Mrs Grimes, gold table set.
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. J. Woolsey mirrors, with candle
sockets
1t is understood that the BRIDES outfit is valued nj
500 600 nd upward. 1t was gwen her by her Iatrer
The bridegrooms gift was also oil very substantial
nature.
STURGIS' FIGHT.