New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-23

Z. Yard, Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Bostwick
BIZ. ana Mrs. John G. Southwick. Mrs. Van SAINT
HROord, Mrs W. s Dunn, Mr. Parmley. tho Mise,
BostWick Mr. and Mrs. Mumford Moore, Mrs N.
lllden. Miss Lottie Skinner. Mrs. Egbert Guern
Sey, the Misses Skdmore and Miss Laura Ellsworth
Miss Edith Butler, daughter of Richard Butler Of
NO. 90 Park-ave.. was married at o'clock yester'
day afternoon in Calvary Church. in Fourtb-aVe to
John Chester Hasbrouck. The services wers read by
the Rev. Percy Browne. The bridesmaids were
Miss Marie Butler, cousin of the brlde Miss Annie
X. Hasbrouck, and Miss Lizzie Huntington Has
Miss IL Luenno F. Potter George inches acted
Butler, cousin of the bride; J. Chester Inches,
y o. BlOss, Charles Ware. of Boston, +. Kelley, j.
Howard Hasbrouck, brother of the groom; and
Leon J Glaenzer, of Paris. The bride was given
away by her father. The four bridesmaids led the
procession, followed by the bride. leaning upon her
d aia arm. The ushers proceeded up the side
party. The brides dress was Of white SATIN. the
front being diagonal tablier. Around the train
was a rich box plating In her hand was bouquet
of lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids wore robes
OF white gaze dc Chambrey Their bouquets were
unlike, one being of lilacs another of Lacgueminot
roses another OF vOets and the fourth Of Marechal
N heil roses reception followed at the
brides house. Numerous and elegant
G G5ts were We're received. which were dis
those present at the house and church were Mr.
Butler, Mrs. and Miss Brush, Miss Lille Hoeber
Mrs. and Miss MaRinns, Mrs. John NJ. Carter, Mr..
Dr., Mrs. and Miss Clarke, of Brooklyn, Mr.. AID
Mrs. Georges Glaenzer Mrs. II. 2. Farnham, Miss
Alice Cary, Mr.. aud Mrs. David Biilken, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles s. Fitch. Mr.. Haft, of Brooklyn, Miss
Durant, Dr. and Mrs Beach Jones' and T. j. VSul-
Ivan.
brilliant wedding occurred at p. IN. yesterday
at st. Bartholomews Church in Madison-ave., fol-
lowed by a reception at the brides house. No. 20
West Forty -ninth-st The service was read by the
Rev. DR.. Samuel Cooke, rector of the church. Miss
Fannie A. Ellsworth daughter of Edward Ellsworth.
was married to Du Bots Smith. There were two
bridesmaids. Miss Josephine and Miss Laura Els
worth, sisters of the bride. Dr. f. Guernsey Rankin
acted as best man. The usherS were Dr. WaldrOn |
Is. VanderpOel, DR.. G. NJ. Hammond Robert |
Lawrence, Walter s. Lattlng, Edgar G. Youngs |
The music at the church was presided over by |
George Pell, end Bernstein furnished music at the
reception. The brides dress was of white satin, |
trimmed with point lace. She carried bouquet of |
white roses and laos. The bridesmaids wore white
satin de Lyon and brocade, with white plush hats. |
with duchess lace. Mrs. Ellsworth the brides |
mother, wore a rich robe of black velvet. Among |
those present at the church. well as at the recep-
ton, were tho Misses Taylor Miss and Mr. Van |
Wagenen, Mr.. and Mn' NJ. II. Lebin, Miss Benson,
Mrs. o. Cooley, Mrs. Apgar, Miss Nichols, Jacob |
Misses Davis, The Misses Hinton the Misses
Brooks, Mrs, +. A. Titus, Mrs jesse Oakley,
Mrs. Raymond, G.. X. Sutton, Leonard Treadwell |
Kendall Mr. and Mrs. David Milllken. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Golf,
Mrs. William Ii. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Wight,
aud Mrs. L. Storrs, OF brooklyn, Mrs. Abdel Mrs.
f. d. Topping, Mrs. A. C.. Ravens, Mrs. Leveridge,
Mrs FlOyd-JODes Mrs. Elisha A. Packer, Mrs Cole |
man Z. Williams and Mrs. Il. 7. Arnold.