New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-10
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

At st. Marks Church. "in the Bowerie,r
last evening at o'clock the Rev. DR.. j. H. Rylancs
by the Rev Dr. Flagg Of Grace Church, mar
ried John Willard Surbrug Miss Carlotta q. Errani
daughter Of Professor ErTan. The best man was j.
Arthur Totem and the usEeTs William :. jerks
Henry ". Berlin. T. McWatiers, W. Gardner Berlin
william c. Dcmarest and Robert L. Roo The bride was
given away by her father. She dressed In white
satin dress with low neck and short Sleeves trimmed
with duchess lace. she carried a bouquet OF mar
guerte The pair started immediately after tho service
on an extended Southern nip There reception
on account Of death IN the family OF the
Many handsome presents were received Among the
guests were Davis shuier and family, Mr. aud Mira
Frank Potter, william A Potter. Miss Breese Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas shaw, Miss Minnie Hsuk Mr.. and hrs l..
{. stedman. sgnor Gaas. Judge and Mrs. Van Brunt,
Warren Pond, Miss Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs Frank stcd-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Max Mnrc'zck Mr.. aud Mrs II. A.
Lindsay. Miss Hood Of Philadelphia Judge Barrett J.
Watts De Peystcr Surrogate Daniel c. Rollins, General
James A. Barnett. Mr. aud Mira HDratIo Brooks and
family Mas Mcwacrs Miss Gilbert. the Misses Hatch,
Nj and Mrs. Thomas shaw, and G. NJ. L. Sachs.
Miss Sarah Hopkins, the daughter q John " Hopkins,
was married 10 Alfred Pclpoat Norwood, IN the
Church o. the Intcrcesop az the Boulevard and one
ffty-ognth.t. the service being read by
the Rev. Bishop Fa!kner. Henry +. Norwood. cousin
Of the groom, the best man. The usncrs were
william wtacy John Smith and william Z. Nsther
The bridesmaids were Hlts Hopkins. Mrs Louise Hop
kins both o. the bride M,'s English daughter OF
eI Governor Engr.h. q New Haven and Mas Taylor.
They costumes Il white elk and ulio and carried
baskets Of roses. Tho brides father gave hor away
Tic wedding dress OF satin and watercd SIX
with front Of bTocado velvet Her veil Farnishci
with orange flowers aud caught with diamond Tyre
A the OF brides father
AZ Fort Washington. Among the guc-t- were Alrs.
Richard Lathtrs IT,, Mr.. George Norwood and Miss
Bessie Ferguson.
Miss stella Le Hurly. dAughter Of Mrs Theodore IL
Hurry, married 20 Edgar H. Stafford by the Rev Dr.
beet stephen Stafford. brother OF the groom.
The u.heTs ". !. Dy kcs and l. :. Van Ripper The
brides dress was % whlte satn, made plain. and sho
point lace veil There was reception, tho bride
and groom starting Immediately on wedding trip.
Among gcsts III and Mrs. John T. lupke, hr.
and Mis- l. b smith NJ. and Mrs Jacob Law son. Mis-.
lawson, the h.se. lie Huray, the Misses Marsh, Miss
Anna MEADE, Miss George Van Ripper aud Mrs. K Van
Ripper.
The marriage OF Mss Ida Dickin,or. daughter NJ the
late Henry DICusou,t Dr. George Wilkinson, occurred
last evening Al - johns Protestant Episcopal Church
IN HuMinlaVe. jersey CITY The Rev. ID. l.. StOddard,
rector Of the church, read the Tho bCst man
Dr. @. V. Rockwell OF this city, and the u.hcrs
j. Dickinson. brother OF the bride: r. IugWOrth, II.
Frank G. ComOes. There were no bridesmaids The
bride, who given away by her brother Joseph Dick
lusOu wore dIcsa OF heavy white Ottoman rk made
with full court train, aud trimmed with Duchesse lace.
Tie long tU!e veil fastened by IA cluster OF white
ostrich ups ana she carried bouquet or A4esOithc-
valley reception followed tho ceremony, at the house
OF the brides otEern Pk place, which decorated
with flowers The grounds about the house wcro illumi
mated by Chinese lanterns There Wcr0 many presents,
which were displayed. About one hundred guests we've
present.
Miss Ethel Potter the daughter OF ward Potter was
married 10 Howard y. Potter OF Mr. ClatksOn ".
Potter At T. IN. yesterday, IN Grace Church. by the
wedding quiet only relatives being present Tho
bride and groom VIII soon sail Tor Europe.