New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
MAR RIED IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

Plymouth Church was nearly filed Thursday
with an assembly Which was Invited to the wedding
of Franklin WhstOne Hopkins, formerly OF Cincinnati,
and Miss Jennie c. White, daughter of s. " White, the
weknown banker. Only persons in full evening dress
were al owed in the body Of the church. The crush be-
gan at the doors at z p m and only ended when the
bridal party arrived at o'clock. The procession up the
aisle was headed by seven little girls from four
TO ten years old. The youngest of these Miss Leila
White Tcomb, cousin of the bride, walked alone in
advance dressed in blue satin and lace The Others at
tired in white dresses. Miss May Beecher, Miss
Margaret Beecher Miss Alice Blair, Miss Laura Blair,
Miss Katherine Beecher and Miss Annie Ellis. They
carried baskets OF roses and were Joined together by gar
lands Of smax. The bridesmaids, Miss Maud Tilghman
and Miss Jennie Carpenter were attred in costumes OF
white cashmere with Overircsses OF white moiro
trimmed with crystal pas'ementerie and lace.
Their cOrsage and hand bouquets were OF pink
roses, and they silver in their hair The
bride entered on the Of her father. Her
dres, was Of white satin brocade with front Of pearl
embroidery and Valencicnnes lice The veil Of ule was
fastened with da uOnds, white llacs valley
and orange flowers She carried the bri al bouquet
which was edged with silver lace. The brides mother
wore costume of liver broc4ded satin with train Of
silver aud blue brocae trimmed with spanish lace. The
ushers Frederick z. skinner, of Owego, Allison
r. Hopkins. OF Cincinnati, Louis C. Hay, Of New
York, and Robert Martin, Arthur y. White and
william Parker, OF Brooklyn. Charles C. Allen, Of 81.
Lonis, cousin of the BRIDE the second grOOnsnan.
william b. mns Of Poughkeep.ie, supported the groom
at the altar as man. The Rev Henry Ward Beecer
married the pair assisted by the Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. scud
der. The bridal group lrct,ily relieved by "A
of palms. pametOs, ferns, callls, aZalcas aud gerani
un which entirely covered the platform and desk Two
marriage lis hung the platform IL front 81 the
gan and the daj,s 1887 ana 1882 bl8zcd in gas
Jets either side suggesting the silver wedding
brides parents George W. Morgan PLACED tue wedding
ended of little girls threw into The aisle from
the gallery.
reception held at the house Of the brides father
Columbia Heights. The brides parents received their
friends with the newly married pair under canopy OF
eml \, which were he dies d" 1897 and lsS2"
plaques Of surmOuntcd by doves. Two bells OF
caneas roses and azalea, with cdppe-s OF JacIueni-
not roses, hung between the two pirlJrs. Music
furnished by Lander and refreshments served by
Del nOnicO. Among the presents pink touaZ aud
diamond bracelet diamond crescent pm. "a
pearl and diamond bracelet "a ca,scye chrysObcryl
face-pn, "a SOntag painting, clocks, scOnces mir rOrs
pladIes and brOnzes Some appropriate souvenirs
sent To the brides parents clasp made Of
velvet panel with the coat OF arms OF Mrs Whites fam
ily sken wall-b4nner embroidered with the Diials
as v W " aud L. n c." aud several other handsome
gifts Among those present were Mayor aud Mrs Low,
III and Mrs A. A. Low, Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. T. Stranahan
Mr. and Mrs. George l. seney dr. and Mrs. George
Shelion Miss Sensy, A. s. Barnes and family MT. aud
Mrs Seymour l.. Hustled, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Roebling,
ClaGn, Mr.. and Mrs g. b. Chlltenden, Mr. aud Mrs
John /. Davenport and large representation from the
jewellers tbs Heights and the congregation Vi Fly
mouth Church.