New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-20
TWo BRILLIANT WEDDINGS.

John Winthrop Auchincloss and Miss Joanna Hone
Russell were married by the Rev. Dr. samuel Cooke,
ut o'clock yesterday. The bride wore dress OF
white brocade trimmed with point lace, and veil
Of point lace; She was given away by her father
grated with vines and flowers The bridesmaids,
who wore dresses of white satin. were Miss LIZZIE
Coats. Of Proyidence; Miss Annie Hunter, OF New,
Miss Caroline Russell and Miss Grace Russell, sisters
of the bride. Hugh d. Auchiucloss acted
Toa best wss an WEBB SS FsSafs Russell
Gilbert ii. speir, jr.. Many relatives and
friends attended the wedding, come coming from
Boston, Newport Providence, Baltimore and Wash
Anchincloss, Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss, Miss Auchn-
eloss Mr.. and Mrs. James Coats OF Providence the
n. Blatchford, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Auchincloss Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Sloan, Miss Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry, Auehineloss. MT, and Mrs. Robert Le9 aG
British Legation; NJ. and Madame Ontrey, Miss
Kittie Livingston, Miss Dehon. Mr.: and Mrs. John
3 Kennedy Mr. and Mrs; Fred Ssd60 Sheldon 1
William 4stcr. Mrs. W. W; ,Astor,, Nr: and Mrs;
a. LoP peESoSs Morea anp Mr. and Mr jane: Mc
Lean. and MISS Mclean. OF Baltimore. the Rev. DR..
Robert s. Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. X. L; Stuart Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton Hoppin, Mr.. and MIS- Horace
w. Fuller, Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, Royal Phelps, the
Misses Carroll and Mrs. Alfred Pell.
A brilliant wedding took place at noon Yesterday
Ole
William F. Morgan conducting the service; The
groom was Lieutenant James of the Fourth
Cavalry, and the bride was Miss Helen Grant,
daughter Of Mrs. Henry ID. Grant, OF No. IL East
Forty. fourth-st. There were no bridesmaids. The
ushers, who were in full dress uniform,
were Lieutenants Townsend, Fiebeger, Lusk,
Bingham, Abbot and Casey, of the engineers; and
Lieutenant Runcie, list Artillery. The best man
was Lieutenant Beardslcy, of the Ninth Infantry
fulle veil. She was given away by her uncle,
Thomas Freeborn. After the wedding a reception
was held at the brides home, 70 which only the rel
atiyes apd few intimate friends were invited.
About ], 400 invitations to the wedding were sent
out, and the church was well filled George
William Warren was at the organ. HE
presents were numerous and costly, but
wedding tour through the South Lieutenant and
Mrs. Lockett will proceed to their home at Fort
Hayes Kansas. Among those present at the church
were: Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Il. Clarke, Mrs. and
Miss WynkoOp, DR.. Louis W. Schultze, Mrs. DIR.
Mcdonald Miss Banks, Miss Ahce Babeock, Mrs.
DR. E. w. RanDey. Miss Florence Scott, Miss Tlllie
Ponder, Edward Raw, l.. ID. Olmstead, E. X. OAR
ling, Miss Florence Guernsey. Alexander Brandon
jr. Miss Hatch Mrs. Tweddle. Miss Pulling, Mrs.
Daniel Drake Smith, the Misses Smith, Mrs. parr,
Mira William I. Colbron, the Misses Brandreth,
Miss Dollie Fisher, Miss Nellie Clarke. w.
Addison Clarke, ths Misses Mcneil, Mrs. Fur
Professor George W. Clarke. Mrs. George w, Fuller
Mn. DIR. Malcolm Mclean. Miss Mclean. Miss
Wentworth. Miss Lille Hoeber. Mrs. lchabod I.
Williams, Miss Carrie BOardman, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Freedom,
Miss Annie Haas, Miss Alma left, Mrs. Dr. Free
born, of Newark, Mrs. James B. Davenport and
Miss Ketchum, of Stamford.