New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

uncle OF the BRIDE gave her away. The ehapce pref
G set With palms and ferns The bridal procession
Miss Maud salisbury, who wore Kate Greenaway dresses
OF pink nuns yelling with broad sashes OF pink suran
satin and pink velvet poke bonnets trimmed with PINK
ostricn tips tied with pink satin ribbon. They carried
G Ss .er s' M%s
Miss Clara Macy, Miss Josephine Ireland, Miss Louise
Chapman and Miss Anna Shipper The bridesmaids wore
and bo1pleated fronts The oorsages, In the Dreotors
eS in Win D pont dachese ace They ons tao
wells fastened with pink ostrich tips ihsy ALSO wore
and maidenhair fern The ushers were E. H. Wales, II.
Chauneey. Amory Hodges, Edgar e. Status, IL sails
bride wore dress OF white brocade and plain white
satin with q court train and front OF paln satin
trimmed with xpleatings and oopngs Of white satin
ribbon The square corsage filed in with point lace
T0S sleeves were entirely Of point lace orange s
blossoms and q diamond pin. She also wore
diamond earrings, lace pin and pei dant Her bouquet
ushers boutonnieres OF Cornelia Cook and
Made hair fern There was largo company Of fash
house OF the brides mother, in West Thirty sixthst,
north.
The wedding OF c. Howard scrymser and Miss Christa
bel AltLause, daughter Of Samuel B. Althause, took
place p. yesterday in st. Bartholomew's Church,
man was schuyler walden. The ushers were Henry J.
Braker, William Adams Charles L. Iappan, 1;
Es a. EF 5ro1sT ras Of the bae
were no bridesmaids, The brides toilet comprised
white satin dress with court train ana Veleu
with houncss of point duchesse lace, veil OF point du
ohesse lace caught with orange flowers white m0usqe
sage Bouquet OF orange flowers and carried bouquet
loose white roses and liesof-the-valey The brides
father gave her away. reception held alter tue
ceremony at the house OF the brides father. Tho
guests included Mrs L. scrymser mother OF the groom
hause, Mr.. and Mrs Q. Braker, jry Mr.. and Mrs G. ~
Braker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Borne, MI and Mrs ID. D.
Philips, Mr. and Mrs. c. Emore, Miss Elmore, Mr. and
Mrs. H. f. Pultz Miss Pultz Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Little,
the Rev. and Mrs. L. De Witt Tamage, Miss Tamage,
Mrs y, b. Hill, Mrs IL; +. Crane, Ms. Iappen, the
Misses Tappen, Mr. and Mrs w. Odell Miss Smyt ne Mr.
and Mrs Reckless the Misses Reckless, and Miss Carrie
Miss sterling Calhoun, daughter OF the Late p
married To j. ). T. Stranahan Burke nephew OF j. 3
T. sranahan, Brooklyn last evening" at the house OF
f. Morgan read the service The house was handsomely
ornamented with flowers. Fitch Strananan, cousin OF
the groom, the best man. Calhoun Latham and
Henry Latham, cousins OF the BRIDE we're the ushers
Charles NJ Calhoun, her brother, gave the bride away
duchosse lace, made with square cOrsage and elbow
sleeves and a Of white velvet embroidered with
sixty friends of the bride being present.
Mrs. Ada Davey married to Charles ID: Ward last
Rev. Dr. AbercrOmbe H. l.. Davis the brides father,
gave her away. Tne ushers were William Abbott, Will
Abraham Van Horn. The brides dress was
Of maqye sam ,, made WITH rS. court
of satin Win rules Of point dnohesss lace
she wore diamond ornaments and carried bouquet of
Bon Silene, JacquemnOt anu tea roses reception was
held the house OF the bride from to ii y III; The
decorated with bouquets of roses The bridal
trip will extend to Richmond The guests Included ex-
Governor and Mrs Bedle j. Frothingnam
William Taylor Mr. and Mrs Robert Barbour of Pater
sGn and Mr BeSey Mr. and Mr j. DaScy Mr. and
Mrs H. h. Davis OF Oswego; parents OF tine brittle; Dr.
Young Young ~ Mr. Segas. the Misses Nesus Mr. and Mrs
The Church of the Heavenly Rest the last
Wedding i.
daughter Of L. b. rHedde, oil This city, aud William e.
Arthur Brooks read the service The best man was
Ill. Snowuen, r OF Philadelphia. Tue u5hers were J. t.
and huS T%edde boe the BRIDE
Peters, OF Newark il Charles Potter OF Phlladelphla
L. oSES ad " %spo ss S III Pans
OF this city ana Miss Carrie Tlinghast, of Albany,
dephia u sister Of the groom, and Mss Louis HoyI
OF NewYork. Two little girls, Miss Bessie and Miss
Ethel Lucas sisters OF the IN the processo
aud wore white silk Mother Hubbard dresses ana carried
baskets OF coored Tue brides father gave her
away. sac wore dress OF white satin damSss9 made
with court train, the front being yelled with founces
Of duchesse lace The square corsage was filled IN with
was caught white and she carried bouquet
of the same flowers Her ornaments were diamonds,
the gift of the groom. reception was held at the
brides house, in East Inirty,sixth-st, which
There The were music and dancing. Among the,
guests were hn Lucas, ot philadelphia william Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Hood, OF Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs I'll
lnghast Of Albany May9relect Franklin Edison Mr.
aud Mrs Pullns Mr. ana Mrs r. y. Hsrr ar anu hTs.
Thompson
Miss Pauline Piston, granddaughter OF the late Don
Aonzo Cusnman, was married To Noel f. Salnsbury OF
London last evening in Trinity Chapel by the Rev. Dr.
Morgan Dix. The best man was William Piston,
the brides brother. The ushers were Joseph W.
Cushmau, william COom0s Rudolph Faber,
Wilnam Cushman H. j. Brewer and Francis Halpn.
The bridesmaids Miss Annette PstOr sister OF the
bride Miss Edith LawranCe, Nj 50 Isabel Smith, Miss
Alice Potter, OF Philadelphia Miss Bessie
Bydenburgh, Miss Susie INNS, Miss &.
Miss Allie PrOuty. The brides dress was
OF gros-grain SILK with front yelled with lace.
reception for relatives only held at tue Old Cusn
man homestead IN Nlnth-aye. The bride aud groom
Will sail shortly for Europe.