New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-01
pandemonlum of o palace. Take God and the Christian
religion into your home aud you will be grandy happy
MARRIED BY DIR. HALL.

One of the largest attended and most FASH
onable weddings OF the season took place at p m,
Saturday, in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Chureh'
The groom was Douglas Robinson Jr and the bride Miss
Cornne Roosevelt daughter of Mrs Theodore Roosevelt
The Rev. Dr. John Hail. pastor Of the church. performed
tho ceremony. The pulpit was hanked with prettiy
arranged palms. Elliott Roosevelt was tho best
man. The ushers were Archibald d. Russell. W.
T. Roosevelt Dr. j. West Roosevelt, ]. william
Beekman. Hamilton Hoppin, Perry King, X. H. Coz
gaze and Isaac Isein. Tho bridesmaids were MISS
A. r. Roosevelt. Miss Lucy Tuckerman, Miss Edith Ca
row. Miss Grace Parish Miss Annie Murray, Miss lzle
Moran, Miss Fanny Smith and Miss Maud Elliott In
the procession the blondes we're paired with the Dru-
nette bridesmaids. The former white tulle over
white satin dresses made with trains, with trim
mings OF pale pink watered silk ribbons.
The points pulled, aud they had lace
sleeves. Wells OF Illusion were fastened with
pink ostrich tips The bouquets were OF Bon Shene
roses The brunette bridesmaids wore similar costumes
except that the trimmings were Of blue rbboni the
wells were fastened with blue ostrich tips and the bou
quets were OF white acs The brides dress had front
OF white gros grain silk and q white satin train, cut
round and with ruching OF point lace.
The corsage was cut TO q point and filed in with
point lace The front OF the dress was pufed, ana inc
elbOwseeyes we're OF lace The ven OF tune was DOT
dered with point lace aud held with orange blossoms
White acs formed the bridal bouquet At the house OF
the brides mother in West Fifty seventh-st there were
tasteful decorations including bower OF roses, macs
wedding cake were arranged In the shape OF an immense
horseshoe Pinard served the lunch and Landers or
chesra played airs from Patience" The house was
crowded for several hours after the ceremony.
Among he guests were Mrs. Charles Liverinore, Mrs
b. L. Swan, Mrs. Henry Parish, the Misses
Remsen, Mrs. Smith and Miss ADA
smith, Mrs. c: Burial Hoffman; Mt. /. Miller I
Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Locke, Miss Locke, Mrs. Carew Miss
Carew Mrs Percy 4. Pyne, Miss Bell the Misses Cor0
din Miss amson, Mrs GaTrettson, Miss Lambert, Miss
Wilkes Miss Morgan. BENJAMIN II. Field. Miss Sacket
Mrs Julian James Miss Sands Mrs Henry Ieayit Mrs
w X ThOrne, Mrs Knowlton, Mrs. Melia Colonel Price,
Mrs Emmett Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. stuart, Dr. and
Mrs NichoI Miss Pe. Miss Beekman, Mrs. William
Robinson Miss Davenport Mrs John kean. Mrs. Brldg-
ham Mrs McCook, Mrs Edmund l.. Baylies, Mrs. jacob
Ioriilard Mrs Lawrence Kip, Miss Grace Potter Mrs.
Howard Potter Mas Maria Potter, Mrs j. A Hadden,
Mrs Buchanan winthrop, Mrs. Gordon, OF Boston,
W. W. Aston. Mrs. James " Polk Miss celia Dlckie
Mrs Comstock Mr.. Shelby Mrs. Shelby, Miss shei-
BY. Miss Van Rensselaer,, Mrs W. b. Parsons, Mrs.
Paran stevens Mr. and Mrs W. b. WetmOre, Miss Endi-
colt Miss Lucy EndicOtt, Of England, Mrs >. j. Good
win Mrs. Luther Koun,ze Mrs +. Delaied, Mrs Turn
bull MIS-. ". H. Dodge, jr, Mr. and Mrs. Tho non' Miss
May Stevens Miss Fanny Stevens, Mrs john Blgelo"'
Mrs Thomas, OF Philadelphia Mrs. Cnlds, Mrs. Ledlng-
ham OF Newark Miss Ledlngham. Mrs. Hugh Auchn-
Gloss Miss Townsend. Mrs. H. b. Rcnwck, Mrs \. ID;
Moran, Professor and Mrs Alexander, OF HoDoken, and
the Misses Livingston