The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-18
NEEDING BELLS IN MORRrsTOWM
The Marriage Of senator Hnndoiph's sister
othcr Happy Couples.

At nearly , o'clock Wednesday afternoon
the ladies Of Morr-town hurried In thronGs
across the village groom to the First Ircsbyte-
rian Church. 4, about the same time an avn
ing was being erected. extending from the lclt
door of the cdiilcr over thr sidewalk. Present
" oarringos began To- drive from senator Ran
lolph's lnrge frame house on Madison avenue
10 the church. II was the marriage Of the som
nfor's sister Miss Elizabeth T. Randolph. 10 Ed
ward r. Fox. leading lawyer Of Easton. Pa.
TINT was TO be celebrated. Tho ushcrs. who
were c. II Mathews N Philadelphia. Jnnos y.
Randolph. son u the Senator CnrmGn 7. RIM
dolrh Of Morristown. son Of tho late Edgar Ran
dolph. and Randolph Merceir Of New York.
were already in the church. assigning seats 10
the invited guests. for whom the lower floor was
reserved. The town folk took possession of the
galleries. and a long limo II women. with here
and there man. occupied the .lrs two rows %
seats. just in front OF the pulpit were members
~ tho families " the bride and groom. includ-
ing several # the six children OF the latter VINO
~ nv, minutes past The hour. the .organist
II. r. Blu kl"y, who Ind come from lasion tor
the orrn- on changed his voluntary 10 moro
livclv measure. tho Roy Mr.. Endman. pastor u
IN" South Street Presbyterian Church. took his
station in front of the chnnr.l. and the bridal
,r,,oa.e lon entered ,hc church FIRST cnr,. t,vf,
81 the four ushers. th"n the hr'd"swaids. who
wcro MI niec"s Of the. bride. Miss l"uni' krn-
Scrniors DAUGHTER. and Mss Sarah Rnndoph
Of Yonk"rs Tho remaining ushers followed.
md behind them walked the groom. leaning on
tho arm NJ his hrothcr and host man Louis u.
Fox. while the bride. escorted by Gov. Randolph.
brought I'M tho rear
Miss Randolph WAS nttred in n satin wedding
dress of a silver gray color. hardly distinruish-
able from white with q flowing bridal veil.
large diamond carr ngs cltt"rcd IN her cnrs.
The bridesmaids worr white sin trimmed very
simrlv Thore * said ia he no very great dis
cropnnry in the age al the hri le md Groom. AMI
Mr. Fox j. some yenrs po-t iiitv. Mr.. Fox. nS
we'll ~ his best man. GOV. Randolph the u-hers,
ANA most OF the gentlemen present. wore cven-
ing dress.
On arriving at tho chancel. tho bridesmaids
and l-her- w eeled 10 tho right and III" loft.
Mr.. Louis X. Fox stood 10 ono side. while Gov.
Randolph. coming forward. gave away the hrld".
who ioined hands with the groom. Tho on
ciating clergyman read a marriage service from
q printed formula. TIL" bridal chorus from
" Isohengrn' peaied forth from tho ORGAN rs
the bridal couple marched down the aisle, fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids. escorted b. the
u~hprs.
reception was held In Gov Randolnh's
house after tho portormanc" 81 the ceremony.
which WIS attended by family friends and rnt-
tives only. In tho even ~ Mr.. mud Mr.. Fox
took their d"pariurr for ~" South.
Tier" were other Weddings in Ior-istown.
nnl Of Norri-town people. On "Wednesday. Dr
smith 81 tho Iorr ~'own lunnti' Nsvum WIS
married O. the "li"St daughter Of : oft Lord. IN
ihis city. AMI nc brought his bride home with
him on the 10 o'olo't train.
" q O'Clock. in the same church In which tho
Fox Randolph wedding had inken place. ~"
same clergyman married toJohn stewart ~ Nh.
Mutual Lf" Insurance Company MIS- 1lz'ie
Ahro. daughter Of one Of the Albro Brothers.
doing business In the Bowerv.
~ IA" hou~" Of the bride tho kev Il. =. Green
married Mss c. G. Cask"v % Morrstown 10
Robert Osman OF Little Washington. y. J.