New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-26
FASHIONABLE U'EDDINGS.

Grace Church was filled at $3.50 p. IN. on
Wednesday, when the wedding Of Dr. Gaspar Griswold
and Miss Katherine COwdn, daughter OF the late E. C.
Cowdin took place. They married by the Rev. DR.
Henry G. Potter. rector OF the church Rom
illus Riggs Colgate was the best man. The
ushers were Cassimr DE Rham, Archibald Rus-
sell, Elliott Roosevelt, F. ID. Weekes, Alexander
b. smonds and DR.. Able. The bridesmaids were Miss
Martha Cowdn, the brides sister. Miss Julia Parish
Miss hanson aud Miss Roosevelt. The brides dress of
white satin had the front yelled with ounces OF mechn
lace The tulle veil fell the face and fastened
with orange flowers and diamonds John Elliott
Cowdin the brides brother gave her away. A
recepton was held at the house of the brides mother
No. II West Twenty -frstsL Among those at
tne church we're Mrs d. w. Appleton, Miss Woodwork,
Mrs Woodworth, Mr. ANA Mrs. GIiswOld, Mrs Cowdin,
Mrs b. H. Van Auken, Miss Jessie Van Auken, Mrs.
Pierre IOrillard IT.. Mrs. Howard Potter, Miss Grace
Potter DR. and Mrs f. W. Lambert, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt the Misses Eyarts the Misses Webb Mrs b.
s. JaiIray Mrs. John Sherwood, Mrs. Edward Tuck and
WiliiSm 0lnsted and Miss Dolores Martinez IIernz
"Wednesday by Rev. DIR. G. IL. Houghton, by
the Rev. Edward C. Houghton. Louis Martinez-IIernz
was the best man. Tie ushers ii. W. Bates
DR.. Samuel Ketch, W. Brown and j. Martinez
Hernz. The bridesmaids were Miss A. Mar
iinez-fIernz. Miss II. J. Martinez-Heinz Miss N.
MARTINEZ Hernz ana Miss dc McCary. Miss
rhenie Nartinez-Hernz and Miss Lena Houghton, two
aisle aud gwen away BY her brother Juan Ramon Mar
White satin formed the bridal cOstume the
front being embroidered with pearls. The trimmings
were Of Spanish Lace, andthe veil OF tule The recep-
~.
Miss Ethel 81. Clair smith, daughter Of Mrs ST Clair
Smith Sas mar led Wednesday III the Church of the
Beloved Disciple at Madlsonave ana Eight! -nnth,st,
ABBOTT Scengmann Inc ceremony wac performed by
the Rev. Df. ADercrOm1ie assisted b. the Rev Or. A.
Warmer Dr. William AbcrcrOmbie was the best man.
the ushers were ". Rankin, L. HyslOp, H. Benton and
L. Rcyssier The bridesmaids were Miss Edith ST. Clair
smith, the brides sister, and Miss Fannie ii. Clifford
Ihe brides OF white SATIN and embossed
ANTIQUE trimmed duchessc lace Tho Julie
fastened witn orange buds The reception held ut
the house of the brides mother No l45 East Eighty
thiTd-st
Ir Perry Dickie and Miss Annie AntOnette, eldest
daughter oil Henry Hodges, married OH Wednesday
ut the the brides parents No. G2 South Oxford
ST., Brooklyn. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher The ushers were Edward l..
Young, OF New-Yo Paul d. Chase Edwin A. Mason
and William T. OyertOn Of brooklyn and the brldes-
maids Miss LIZZIE Nichols Miss Kate Henderson,
of NewYOrk Miss Carrie j. Neathery Of Hartford, and
Miss Jennie r. Hodges sister Of the bride The brides
dress of white satin, with crystal embroidered
front veed with Duchess lace AT the reception there
was large company, which included exJuGge and Mrs
Morris AMI H. ". Ropes, Mr. and airs. Charles
H. Flint, Mr. and Mrs. henderson, OF NewIOrk Mr.. and
Mrs j. ID. T. Hersey, Mrs. Beecner ana Mr. Moore