New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
4 DOUBLE WEDDING.

MARRIAGES OF ROSA BoSHEUR INNEss TO JONATHAN
SCOTT HARTLEY, AND JULIA ROSWELL SMITH TO
GEORGE INNEss, JR.
Two fashionable weddings occurred at the
Madison Avenue Memorial Church, OF which the Rev o.
s. Robinson, ID. D., is PASTOR at p IN. yesterday
Jonathan Scott Hartley and Miss Rosa Bouheur lnness
were united marriage by the Rev. Mr. Seward accord
ing 10 the rites Of the Swedenborgian church. Mr..
George Inness, r., aud Miss Julia Roswell Smith
were then married by the Rev. Dr. Robin
son. who used the more severe and stately
service OF the Presbyterian church. Each clergy
man made q short address. At. balf-past
o'clock the body Of the church was filed with the
friends and relatives OF the three families, while the
galleries were thronged with spectators. The church
was decorated beautifully with flowers.
Precisely at O'Clock tho organ gave out the stirring
notes OF The Prophets March," and tho bridal process
sion, preceded by eight ushers. moved slowly up the
aisle First the four bridesmaids and four grooms-
men, followed by tho parents OF the brides and grooms
then the brides aud grooms.
Miss Rosa Iuness wore crcam-whte satin princesse
DRESS the corsaGe cut square in the neck and filed in
with natural flowers her hair was worn low IN the
neck and waved low the forehead. long white veil
and orange blossoms completed her attire.
Miss Smith wore heavy corded white gros grain silk
en- prncessc, with Pompadour richly trimmed
with point lace the train fell in folds She also wore
white veil and prOftsiOn Of blossoms. Neither
brides
tunes Of both being artsically beautiful and simple
Tie bridesmaids, Miss WOlcOtt Miss Nellie lnness,
Miss Hartley and Miss stuart prncesse dresses
composed of white tue ana lace with ornaments Of
natural flowers in their hair and c0Tsage.
Mr.. Hartley the sculptor, studied IN London, Rome
and PARIS. He received bronze medal for modelling
from the ROYAL Academy of London, and then studied
under tho English sculptor WoOGer. He was associated
later with Palmer the American sculptor, and lecturcd
for TWO years as Professor Of Anatomy at the Art
Students League. He has recently been elected
president OF the League. At the last meeting OF
The Salmagundi Sketch Club portfolio OF sketches by
gift Mr. Walter Clark, sculptor, also gave him fare
well dinner Miss Rosa lnntss, whom Mr.. Hartley
first met In Rome, IS flower painter. George lnness,
IT, brother OF this lady, paints animals and draws for
illustration. and is Of George Inness, the land
scape painter. MISS smith is the daughter OF Roswell
Smith, OF Scfibner & Co.
The bridal procession left the church to the sound OF
NendelssOhns Wedding March," and went TO the resi-
dcnce Of Roswell c. Smith, at No 81 East Fiftyfourth
ST. receive the congratulations OF their numerous
friends
art societies. the National Academy the Art Students
League Samagundi Club, the Ladies' Art Association.
the Decorative Art Society and the Brooklyn Art A5sO-
citation, Mr.. Drake, Mary Mtpes Dodge, Miss Mary J..
Booth Dr. Reuben j. MOfatt and Mrs. MOtat OF Brook
lyn; DR. John Moifatt j. NJ Faulkner, William Beard,
Walttr Shrlaw, william Chase, A. F. Brcker, George
W. Maynard, Waller Clark, William r. ODonoyan.
Alice DOrlevy, Miss Gertrude Leslie, Miss Emma Leslie.
Miss T.. c. Field Charles Calvery Mrs James j. Mapes,
Mr.. Stuart f. s. Church and Mr. and Mrs George Kyle.
The reception closed when the brides and grooms went
down supper At $50 the bridal party left the house
Mr. and Mrs Gnness for Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs Hart
ley fOr Washington.