New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
WEDDINGS BEFORE LENT.

One of the most elegant weddings OF tnis seasoh
was that of Arthur Waack and Miss Adelaide
Louise Moss. daughter of Theodore Moss, at o.
Bartholomew's Church in Madison-aye. at 6oo
O clock last evening. The services were READ py
the =, Rev. DR.. Houghton of the Church OF o,
the IranNfguration The church was tn ainn m
large numbers attended the receptlon Wulcn loI-
lowed ut the brides home, No. 643 Madis0n-avI!e.
There were only two bridesmaids Mss Emile
Moss. the brides sister. and Miss Allie Lawto'n'
The ushers were George Stowe, George feil;
Palmer Fits John Philip Sherwood Harold
Brigham ana George A. freeman, jr.
Tie brides dress Of white satin completeiy
covered with silver thread embroidery. The front
was of pearls arranged in most snowy patteeIIn,
while The pearls upon the upper arm ana shoulder
wer6 fashioned ike epaulettes. The bride was
given away Nv her father theodore Moss; haroiu
B. Wallack the grOOm's BROTHER acte0 as oes1 nan;
I ne parlers and staircase were prO1GSeV tTiuipeu
with flowers. plants 6nd vines Mr. ana MIS- arthur
Walack received the congratulations standln9 ia
tho bay window Of the rear parlor sulrounueu ~
roses ferns and numerous plants that cOmpietcy
covered the window. Over their heads hung large
and very beautiful marriage bell OF flowers. lhey
left the house at IL O'Clock for PhIladephla, ouG
the guests renamed aud danced until the small
hours. The presents were numerous and elegant
Miss Ida Reed daughter of Mrs. Helen van ~ ~;
Reed was married last evening at her house, NO. ~
East Forty-first-st to George +. Opdyke, sou Oh
the late Mayor Opdyke. by the KEY. Dr. Lloyd. Inc
best pan was W Rn%rf FPsy o. a " BucEnr
ham. George Farley and John Browning. Inc
brides dress was of white satin trimmed WIN pto
caded velvet ne meek WAS Of Ins d@ eend or
nid Carried a"u bouquet Of whIs hCs or.
Tie wedding was followed by a reception Music
was FURNISHED by Bernstein. The parors wei" were
tlstefully decorated. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Elliot +. Shepard, Ex-Secrelary Biist0W
and family. General aud Mis-. Emerson OpdyR5r. Sli.
and Mrs. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Brown
ing, Bryce GRAY, Mr.. and Mrs, lienry b. opadyke'
g. Edward Cope Nd tH9 RTy' ana op5 MIS Miss
Emma j. jacques, Theodore scott ne s,iuoii
which were displayed in the rear room on me secon
floor with the names OF the donors, were many an"
Miss Adelaide A. T. Lyons was married at O'clock
last evening to Howard g. Badgley. at her nome,
No go West FIfty-second-st.. The ushers were
csley ~ Lyon, brother Ot the BRIDE; CharIes anH
Robert Badgiey, brothers of the gIoOm, ana .. L.
Lippn oft, jr. The bride was gwen away oy nei
aLcr Wesley Lyon. Her dress WAS OF white satlh'
wltn front ana sides trimmed with pearls Slllo
Antonette collar filed with duchess lace ana sOil-
are diamond ornaments. the gilt OF the groom Inc
wedding was followed by reception, AT whicn tno
music was furnished BY Lander. Among Tue guests
were General I. Ellery Lord, Mrs. :. j; Lora, MI'
aud Mrs Henry n. Alden, Mr. and MIS-; r. g.; A.
Williams. Dr. and Mrs. MosmaD. Mr.. and Mis'
Grant b. Schey, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. DaAeT SiT'
anG Mrs. }. b. thomas. IT, OF Boston, or. ana DIS
Vernon, the Misses Vernon Spencer Q9acKehpos'
Mis- Mile lice, William l.: Hayward. ii: BraAer'
Mis-, Julia Gillette. j. &. Wilson, IT., GGoiee ~;
Philips Miss Ella Walton, Charles ii. Hlllialu anu
Charles Geddes. ..,
Iis, Annie Louise SerVoss WAS married at noon
Yesterday to Clarence " Kip. at No. II Nest lIlr-
irtL-st the home OF the brides graudmOther. MIS-
James T. Henry, by the Rev. Mr.. Homer OF broOH-
lyn Inc bride was gwen away by ner tather, f.
B. Serycss Her dress was of maroon velvet, Win
ulastron OF satin, painted by herself and was
trimmed with duchess lace, the cor'age DeIng
ndorueu with 4 bouquet OF flowers. Mrs Henry was
nttirrd in O heavy black silk with trimmings OF
SPANISH lace The brides slser Miss Belle Serv0ss,
wore IN embroidered muslin trimmed WIN 1acquc-
minot roses the brides aunt Mrs. Van Brun, wore
coOred damasse' trimmed With caruiha, satiI, auu
having sleeves of Spanish lace Hiss van Drnht
wore a white muslin trimmed with Vloiets. hhonR
me beautiful wedding gifts were 4 silver SERVICE
from MIS- Parish a set of cutlery, from Mrs van
Brunt; "A large family BloIe Illustrated Dy DoIc,
from The grOOm's mother, Mrs. william hlp; Il
marble mante set Ot clock and candelaDras from Dr.
and Mr.. George ChesterlnaD. ana duchesSe-lace
fan win smoked pearl handle, from Richard 9iuser
Among the guess were Mr. and Mrs. George Ches-
terman W. X. VanderyOOrt, Miss NandervoOrt, VI
and Mrs Elnendorf, of BROOKLYN, Mrs Mary ParlsD;
Mr. and Ars. Cook, Mr. ana Mrs Ai0rtell; MT au
| Ms John Ashcroft, Miss Ashcroft. Lambert SuV-
! cain. Mr. aud Ma. Pump, Mrs. and Miss furuy;
Morton Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Servoss ana
family Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeSilVer, Sumner Silsvee,
Miss B,Ilc Servoss, Mrs Charles Il. Lawrence. Miss
Lawrence Mr.. and Mrs. HOusman and Miss dous-
n' Ms, Harriet S. Black. daughter of the late Will
ian Black, formerly of the trm OF Ball, Black "
Co.. was m2rrled yesterday afternoon at her nome
No. . " est InTty-elghth-st.. To Charles H.
Mathews of Philadelphia. The ushers we're friends
of Mr. Mathews living i'll Nov-fork ana Phlladel-
phla / he presents were numerous ana mucu au-
Inlred The parlors tastetully trimmed with
UnwrT. large reception followed, which, how
ever was of quiet nature because the bride lam
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