New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
VEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Tn ST. Thomas Church, yesterday afternoon,
Mis-. Nina Elizabeth Harper, daughter OF Joseph ".
Uarper ir was married to Charles A. sillman by the
Rev Dr. W. Morgan, assisted by Bishop seymour Inc
hest man was Gerard Beekman. The Following were
usbers W A. Harper and H. 5. Harper. brothers Of the
bride James Thorne Harper, cousin OF the bride. a
Erpc-t Vanderpoel Amos +. Emo, william II. Butter
worth Edwin Dodge and Francis Drisler. There were
no bridesmaids The brides dress OF white
Rbadames satin the front being dTaped with point Lace
and garnished with orange blossoms The veil OF point
lace was fastened with orange flowers and diamonds
After the ceremony reception was held at the house Of
the brides father, Fifthave. Music was supplied by
Rernstein Among those at the Church were Mr. and
Mrs Franklin Harper, john Harper, Mt and Mrs. >
Henry HARPER George William Curtis, Miss MacDouaId
Mrs Slimap Mr. and Mrs Charles Bulk, Medical In
spector Bloodgood, Miss loodgood,, MI; ana Mr., mrs
Ostrander Of Brooklyn. Mr; ana MIS- e Ma1
we'll OF Brooklyn Sir. and Mrs. Rowe Mrs Scout,
MI and Ms. James H. tasg Eugene LawIeuce, ,S us
Lawrence, Mrs r. c. Root Theodore BaIt9W' ME- anu
Mrs Maokey. of Brooklyn, MI ana MIS- a, OtapP
Mrs Landon, Miss LAndo1; g. "; Welspi S. Mr. AND
Mrs Dors y, Miss Dorsey Mr.. and Mrs: A r. Cushnan.
Inc Inc Te sneecr and irwin Van Bevrew, took place
t evening al the house Of John L. Hasbrouek No i2l
West TwentytLirdst, the ceremony oeihg peroreu W
the Rey Dr. Charles r. Deems pastor OF the Clurch on
the Strangers. Addison smith Jr ana l. her, Wee ,e
us,ers ChauDcey Kerr was the best man. MISS May
UosDrouck eight years old, was the only Drlueuiu. ne
brides robe OF IVORY satin had SQUARE couI ram %
front yelled with flowers Of spanish lace ana ace soAI
Topped up at tMs sIuS. i,yes we're IF beaded lace
and SNOWFALL blossoms formed the corsagc bogques
After t6e ceremony there reception tor Intimate
friends. ,-t..- -, G,o,bau II HERR
m IA and Horace Clark HaZen were married al he I0se
~ rhe brides father No 143 JoralemOnst, btookD ~
LAT evening by the Rev. DR.. Charles CuthDrrt hhI'
W HERMAN brother OF the brde was the pest man
Mr. Merritt H. Bowen Mr.. Parker, Henry LeVericn, MI
Hughes and ) Cummins we're the ushers Inc utess VI
the bride Of white SATIN, tlcniJ u'An"401 "
There the usual reception r, ato,ao, dargh
ia ard Parsons and Miss Florence T. Sheldon' uauen
ter OF Henry sheldon married AZ inc iapter b
No 1914 Pierrepont-st, Brooklyn by the rev Cni
tuthbert Hall, at y. yesterday nc rec .n
lated from 10 $50 m. Only ab0ut 2OO persons
Invited Charles f. sheldon was the best man heniy
- Parsons brother Of the groom, EDWARD My Va
Philade pLia and Charles ". West OF Br09AIyh, woIe
the usners There bridesmaids Inc Neaaln s
roa ~ white satin aud MORE antique was trimmed WIZ
nont lace aud the veil was OF the same mateiA, NIL
rrerrmonv took place beneath canopy OF sai, "a
tsatched with flowers floral bell hung between tne
roams and a ball OF over the main eh'fAnoo
Ianders orchestra played A.. rho,,as wintar
W,s. Florence Belcher married 10 Ihonhs "ln.et
t Ia m Yesterday in 81. James Protestant EPlseopa
Chnreb BROOKLYN by the rector the rev DI =, te1
Uamsr The bride wore q travelling costume "a oauJ
nine satin with chip hat TO correspond, tlme1 ht,a
ostrca f.athern She wore eorsage pouquee ~ -
roses wedding breakfast was servee ~ 'a a erooH
the brides father, and at p ~ the Drios anu si'
.fart.d fol the south.