New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
VEDDIYGS YESTERDAY.

GAY society was largely represented IN Gal
vary Church at $3.50 y. yesterday when the weuuhB
OF william g. Livingston, jr., and Miss Mary "lsh""
daughter OF Thomas Wigham, was solemnlzed. blShoP
Potter read tho service assisted by the Row. Dr' hchS
satteree rector Of the church The chance was decor
aed with palms and ferns. Dr. Beverly Livingston &C
companed his brother best man. The ushers were
Louis Delaaed, Alexander Rutherford. Edward Floyd
Jones' De witt Knox, Charles Weir aud Herman CLARK
Tho bridesmaids were Miss Edith Wigham' the orlues
sister Miss Clara Livingston, the grooms sister; MISS
May Rutherfurd Miss Isabel King. Miss Ktie satter-
thwato and Miss Bessie Floyd-JOnes. Their dresses
were OF white brocado satn made with trains square
corsages and elbow sleeves The fronts contained Wue
panels OF plush which In two dresses were pink In Two
canarycolor and in two pale blue. The dresses also
had hip draperies of white SATIN gathered
in front with pearl buckle Inc
bridesmaids also long wells Of spotted tule caught
with ostrich tips of color to correspond with their
dresses Tneir bouquets were OF mermet, Marechal
Mel and Jacquemnot The ushers wore small DOu-
tonneres OF white flowers. The brides dress was OIWo
Satin and brocade tie front being trimmed with pearl
embroidery aud yelled with nouncesof point ducheSse
lace The dress had simulated basque aud square cor
SAGE The veil was a large Of old round point lace
Il being heirloom The bride carried bouquet OF white
roses aud wore a diamond pendant, the gltt OF tne
groom She given away by her father. Arecepuoh
was held at the house OF the brides father No 32l Fifth
ave- After Southern tour the bride and groom Will
return to sail for Europe about January 10 Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Livingston Mr..
and Mrs r. A. Livingston, Alfred Livingston Mr ana
Mrs Francis Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Wlgham' D.
d. LIVINGSTON Mr. aud Mrs. McCready, Miss McCready.
Mrs Austin Flint, IT, Mrs A. b. Graves Miss Graves
the Misses Hoyt Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ Knox Miss Buckley.
Mr. and Mrs H. w. Rutherfurd Mrs. Walter Rutherfurd,
Miss Rutherford. the Misses Hoyt. Miss Potter Miss
BurrIl, Mrs. Heminway, Dr. and Mrs walter satteHee'
Goyerneur Morris, Miss Morris, Mrs. Bowden, Miss
Bowdea, H. Lewis Norris Truman Heminway, the
Misses Campbell, Miss Ashmore. Miss Van Wart
fF4 ish, jr, Mrs. stuyyesant Fish. Miss Waldo
Miss Holmes. Mis-. Tsk the t,I Misses w fbS
Misses Norris, Edgar Richards Miss Iselln Mr. and MIS-
McDoHa EdTard King MIS- Ace AS ms the ne
Mctsrs. Livingston, MISS Seabury, Banyar GARRISON
Mrs Lawrence Mr. and Mrs de Peyser Mrs pgiamed
Brown, John Anthem. Mrs: Byrd. Miss Byrd Mrs; john
Beeow tine Misses Pel, Miss Annie Murray the Misses
Bnsse. Miss Wyeth. Miss Reba Clarke, Miss crosby
Mrs John Sherwood, Miss Breuer, Mrs Robert Crosby
Miss Steward, the Misses MADDEN, the Misses Floyd
Jones' Colonel Arden, MISS kernOchan, Mrs. ROBINSON
| fhe Misses WctherspoOn, Miss Walker Miss Carlton
Mrs W. b. Parsons, Mr Van Cleef, the Misses Smppen
tho Mcssrs Lawrence, Miss Lawrence, Miss Hugglns,
Randolph Morris, Mr. Ward the Misses Parsons and Mr.
| Vanderpoel.
Mics Louise Dayton, daughter of Mrs. W. Fl Dayton,
was married to Edmund Herrick last evening by the
Rev DR.. Howard Crosby at the house OF the Drlae
mother, no 1873 Madisonaye. The ushers were AIIrea
Seamad, George Miller, DE- j. W stcKler anu T.. W Day
ton. Miss Anthony ana Miss Dayton were the orioles
maids The bride wore white SATIN dresS mae Ia eLle
prevailing STYLE aud tullo veil fastened with orange
lowers. The ceremony took place under wedding DELL
b exterior briug OF colOred roses and the inside OF
white carnations. The house was otherwise decorated
George Alfred sutton and Leila Antonette Munnls
daughter Of c. s. Munnis married yesterday AFTER
noon, at o'clock at ST. Jameb's Church, BrooHy' 10y
the DR.. Homer, the rector There were 10 DflIes
maids. The ushcrs were William X. Knox, FRANCIS
Cran1all, George BlatenOrd and EdWln H. Sayrc, anu
nc best man was William K. PIT. TIE bride, "ho was
given away by her father, was atured III tItVeal
dress of bronze Ottoman silk and velvet hrOcadr, win
raised oss OF deep brown The skirt was OF the Six ana
the Ion. pes.c OF the brOcade finished WIN iiles
II iabute puint duchesse ace. She wore bonnet 10
cprresDond ana a cOrsage bouquet OF hepletOS roses
iI,r ornaments were diamonds. At The CONCLUSION OF
The ceremony the bride and groom departed On theIr
| bridal tour, no reception being Held. -
Mics I'm J. schiller was married 10 Z, NJ; becke
las evening AZ 40. - East SiXtyl hist, me mousse OF
the brides brother inaw, +. H. Bauer iHe Rev "
Gatheil perfortne ed the ceremony. The Due Vas At
fired m "a white satin rOOc and wore tuue ven WIN
orange lowers. Alter the ceremony the company sat
| down 70 = supper ia the parlOr5.