New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
VEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Francis Campbell Moler and Miss Della
Mason Conkling daughter OF the Rev. Nathaniel W.
COnkng, were married at the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church, yesterday afternoon haipast The church
deckod with evergreens, aud at the head OF the
centre aisle WIS arch twned with holly and ever.
green aud studded with cameas in the centre Of which
ball OF The ushers were J. W. Cleveland,
y. ST. G. Bsse, l.. g. Moer cousin OF the groom j. V.
Onatvia George Van Schalk and DR.. Fraser c. Fuller
The best man William X. Ots. The bridesmaids
were Miss Nathalie Conkng sister OF the bride Mis-.
Ellie L. Moler, sister OF the groom Miss Alice Palmer
Miss Francine Yale, OF New-Hartford, Conn Miss Alice
Green aud Miss Daisy Abbott. They attred. two
in dresses OF Marecha Mel yellow in pale blue aud
two in pink dresses, all being composed Of
French silk null. They made In Kate
Greenaway fashion with pointed bodies. puGcd
sleeves and shirred wastS. Tho two In yellow bod
bodices OF yellow uncut velvet, which trimmed
with straps OF dark brown velvet They wore bonncis
OF the null and velvet combined trimmed with ostrich
feathers and carried bouquets Of Maf6cha Mel roses
The In blue bodces OF dark velvet and
bonnets OF the velvet and blue null their bouquets be-
ing posed OF Bon slene Tho last Two brides.
maids both young girls had trimmings OF garnet velvet
their pink Dirt and their pointed bodces OF
pink satin. They pink GainSborough trimmed
with pink null and faced with garnet, and carried
bouquets OF JscquemiDot The BRIDE. who was
given away by her uncle, the Rev DR.. George Van
wyok, formerly chaplain In the United States Army.
looked very fair In her dress OF white satin, made with
long ain and with front OF uncut velvet bordered by
ruching OF satin, the train being bordered by band
OF the velvet The age cut heart haped filled
10 with lace and caught by pearl PIN. and the lace
bordered sleeves to the elbow she tue
VEIL fastened by diamond PIN the gift OF the groom,
aud cluster Of orange blossoms and carried largo
bouquet Of Nephetos and ileso thevalley. Mrs
Conkng the mother Of the bride. dress of pale
yellow brocadod velvet, tran, with front OF yellow
satin embroidered In roses In different cOOred beads.
The square cofsage was Hled In with lace and
ted 10y bouquet ofJacquemnot eses hor ornaments
were diamonds. The ceremony was performed by the
bde's father who formerly pastor OF tine church.
and at It's conclusion large reception held the
house OF the brides parents No So East Thiryfourts
The decorations Of the house were very beautiful.
smioI twined about the balustrade and doorways
ana draped the chandeliers pictures In the hall
stood a screen OF flowers, and large baskets Of
Mareehal Mel, JacquemlnOt. BOu Sene aud Mcrmet
were placed about the rooms Tue young couple
received standing beneath msrriagcbell nposed Of
white roses bOrdered BY of deep red roses with
lining of white camelias aud capper or delicate moss
buds supper was furnished and dancing enjoyed.
The presents were many and beautiful Among tne
many guests present were Mr. aud Mrs Van Wick Mr.
and Mrs Brodhead. OF Washington Mr.. aud Mrs. Film
wood, Mr.. and Mira SchienelIn Mr.. aud Mrs Will am
Unman M and Mrs Edward o Bird, Ar. ana Mira
Marx Maolay the Rev Dr. and Mrs Otis, the Rev. Drs
IrenGus Prime the Rev DR.. Haln on, the Rev. Dr.
Liuel, OF Long Island; Mrs. William Stew .rt. Of
Philadelphia; MIR. anu Mss Pltklu, and Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Stewart.
Miss Susie Lockwood daughter OF Gersh Lockwood
was married TO Edward Heser last evening in the
church of Inc Holy Communion by the Rev: Dr. Eccles
ton, of Newark n ]. j. Heiser, brother OF the groom.
was The best man The ushers were n. ID. LOCKWOOD,
wore Whine satin dress WITH long tram and upright
paitings OF satin at the side. The front was emDrod
square and filled In with lace White ostrich feathers
held the brides VEIL which was OF ,ue. A reception
for intimate friends anu relatives was ned at the Park
Avenue Hotel.