New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

William Wood, the venerable ex-president
., tho BOARD Of Education and Miss Helen Mason, the
daughter Of Mrs Henry Mason married last even
ing by Assistant Bishop Henry c. Potter at the house OF
the brides mother No 113 East Nneteenthst The par
lors were decorated with flowers and Lnders orchestra
played the wedding music Miss Caroline Watts, who was
attired in lghtbue silk, the only bridesmaid The
brides mother and her married daughters, Mrs L. NJ
Brown and Mrs L. NJ. Carnes, received with the bride
after the ceremony. Many handsome presents were re-
ceived. The bride white satin with pearl TRIM
mings and a lace veil and orange flowers. After a
trim n Washington and the South the bride
and groom will live in Mr.. Woods house in this city.
Among the guests were Mr. aud Mrs. August Belmont
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Kane, s. Nicholson Kane,
Miss Kane Mr. and Mrs. LangdOn, Mrs. General DIX,
Mr. and Mrs. George S. BOwdon, Mr.. and Mrs. John IT,
IIeckscher Mr. and Mrs. W. Iselin Mrand Mrs Column
bus Iselin, the Misses Livingston Miss Hamersley'
Mrs Lewis Jones' Miss May Jones, Mr. and Mrs Walter
Wood MI aud Mrs David Wood MIR. and Mrs. Duncan
Wood, Mr. and Mrs ChalmersWoOd, Mrs Robert lie Roy,
General Cutting, Mr. and MrsRL Cutting Mir. and Mrs
William ButlerDuncan Mrs. Frederick Chauncey, Miss
Rosina Emmett, Rutgers lie Roy, Mr.. Johnston, A!r
Baldwin August SchermerhoTn and Mr. Auchmisty.
K Dickinson Jewett, of the Rev. A. d. L. Jewett,
grandson Admiral Jewett, OF the Brazilian Navy and
greatgrandson of Augustine II. Lawrence, first Presi-
dent OF the Stock Exchange; and Miss Elisa
NJ Schmidt daughter Of Leopold Schmidt were married
In st. Thomas's Church in the afternoon by
the Rev. Dr. W. F. Morgan, the rector Dr. John Warren
was the and the ushers were William Schmidt
Delaney Rowland, Louis Cammann, Alfred Seton John
MADDEN, Schuyler Warren, Augustine Smith, Charles
Dckerson NJ Leferts and Howard Burden, OF Troy The
bridesmaids were Miss Zadee Jewet Miss Lena Smith
and Miss Ella Smith and the Misses Anthem.
the brides robe OF white corded silk was
heavily trimmed with point lace and the pom
Veil was fastened with diamond crescent
and orange flowers Her bouquet was 9i %h p roses
decorated with palms and ferns was also the home Of
Mr. Schmidt, No 81 East Seventy nfthst where recep
The presents handsome. The officers OF the %
brigade, in which the groom Is major gave him large
silver punchbOwl Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Charles Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Grenyle Kane, Mrs Morris
K. Jesup Mrs William Aston, Mr.: and rs Richard
eot, Mrs. Louis Jones and Miss Jones, Mr. ana Mrs
GSer a. Veraann Mr %den Mr. aRd MIS- H. B. Coke
Mrs James d. Young. NJ and Mrs. RICHARD Howell
Tiny Marie Miss Jennie Bigeow. the Misses Remsen. Mr.
and Mrs. William L. Macuer, bliss MactieT, George
Krumbhaar, Mrs. John DiekensOn. Mrs. George Henry
Warren Mrs and Miss Hillhouse, Mrs. lie Roy, Mrs
August Belmont r., Mr. and Mrs, de Rhsm Mr.. and Mrs
Newbod Edgar Mrs. Stebbns Miss Grace stebbins Miss
Howlapd Miss Green, Miss schemerhoru, the Misses
Van Rensselaer, Mrs Coster and Henry PeTepOnl.
Rawc. Mr.. and Mrs. Geyelln and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Ashurst from New-Brunswiek \. j., H. A and /. O..
Nelson, Miss Janeway and Miss warren
Miss Annie n Newton daughter OF Nelson Newton was
married Thomas Alexander, Jr., III the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church at p NJ by the Rev Dr.
Rev Allen +. DeCamp the present pastor. The nshers
were Peter Alexander, Dr. William A. Dixon, George
Dixon Richard c. COnbes, jr, and James Patrick. The
bridesmaids Miss Irene Marsh, OF Staten Island and
Miss Hattie MoultOn, OF Washington Heights. Tue
former dressed pink duche5se satin and the latter
In white silk The bride dress Of white ottoman,
with front brocade velvet, trimmed with duchesSe
lace. She also tue we'll orange flowers and Ga
monds reception was held at the house OF the brides
parents Tenth-ave. and Northumberland yfOurtLs
John H. Taylor, Of BaysIde. L. L. and Mis-; Armstrong,
daughter james Armstrong; were married At 13O
at No So East Sxty-fOurthst., the house OF the brides
father by the Rev. Dr. H. 3. Rowland. Mr.. Jackson
the best man. and Miss Allie Armstrong the mad Of
honor The bride was dressed In white satin and ducLesse
lace. A reception held