New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
A BUSY DAY IN SOCIETY.
A NUMBER OF BRILLIANT WEDDINGS.

ding OF Hugh OnVer NortncOte ana
groom the Of Sir Stafford Northcote OF
England the conservative leader the British House OF
Commons who was for @ number Of years the English
Minister at Washington He s connected with the hrm OF
Kennedy, Tod Co. The bride was the daughter OF the
Hon. Hamilton Fish, and is the latest married OF miss
Nellie Grants bridesmaids The scene OF the wed
ding was O beautiful ono, the little Churcn
of St. being romantically STU
ated the high grounds opposite West Point The In
terror of the church was trimmed with daisies butter
cups and other flowers and plants. Tho ceremony took
place ut 1915 p. m, the service being read
by the rector tho Rev. Walter Thompson. The
procession up the aisle was formed differently from
the usual custom, being headed by the bride on the
OF her father after them came the bridesmaids the
ushers remaining behind. Miss Fish made a fine ap-
pearance in her white satin robe, with
court train, high neck, long sleeves and
front covered with finances OF point lace ana
garnshed with orange blossoms The veil was OF point
lace caught by orange blossoms and the hand bouquet
OF les-cf the-valley. The bridesmaids were Miss
Constance Rive, Miss Emily Beale, OF Washington MISS
Kean Miss Morris, Miss Mary Perkins, OF Boston Miss
Bessie Marbury and Miss Gertrude Hoyt Their
dresses Of white musln made short and trimmed
with valenciennes lace, and they wore white Gains
borough hats 10 match Their bouquets were studies In
color the irst-namcd carried Jscqueminot roses
tied with blue ribbon; the second two moss roseDuds
tied with pink ribbon the third Marecha Mel roses
tied with lavender ribbon. Each bouquet had
sprg OF mignonette in IT, did Mrs Fiss. which was
OF carnations. Mrs Fshs dress was OF blue velvet oro
cade, Venetian lace and bonnet 10 match The ushers
wore for bouonneres the English Jardniere blossoms
which grow at the Cape OF Good Hope. The ushers
were Hamilton Webster, Thomas Maitland. Hamilton
Kean, Frederick Phipps OF England and Henry Faver
OF England, q cousin OF the groom The grooms best
man was Alexander Barring, cousin OF the groom.
A wedding breakfast enjoyed at Mr. Fishs house,
Glencye low Queen Anne structure OF rcd brick, In
the centre OF handsome grounds and commanding
view of West Point, Gro Nest, and many handsome
country and points Of historical interest One OF
the latter IL the the house where Benedict Arnold
heard the OF Andres capture The house was very
simply but richly decorated with beds OF choice
cut roses and lilacs and other flowers and plants
by Klunder. The health Of tho bride and groom
was toasted during ths breakfast. and the pair
started about 4 p m. for a short trip before
sailing Europe week. The guests returned on
the special train at D. The mother OF the bride
gave her a splendid pearl necklace. the groom gave
solitaire diamonds and there costly presents
About two hundred guests were present.
Among them Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
Potter. Mr. and MIRA F. Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Astor L. r. Riyes, Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Roose-
VOLT Mr. and Mrs ]. Coleman Drayton. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Jay, John Jay, Mr. aud Mrs w. NJ Eyarts, Mr.
and Mrs Gardiner Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kennedy
Tod the Mcssrs Rutherfurd, the Misses. Rutherfurd
Mr. and Mrs stuvvesant Fish. Robert Livingston, the
Misses King Mr.. and Mrs. FrelIngnuysen, Mr. and Mrs.
james OTIS Charles de Rham and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
McAllstcr.
pretty and enjoyable country wedding occurred at
p ni yesterday at 81. James's Protestant Episcopal
Church in Newtown, Long Island. The bride was Miss
Katherine Remsen schuchardt. daughter OF the late
Frederick g. schuchard and tho groom Arthur Middle
ton Hunter. Two special from Hunters Point
carried out three hundred city guests They were
met at the iation by omnbuscs and carriages The
chancel OF green foliage with large clusters OF
snowbal daisies and bridal wreath scattered here and
there The bridal party entered to the strains OF Men,
delssohns Wedding March At the altar they met
By the groom and his best man and brother. :. Dcs
Brosses Hunter. First the four ushers-Roginad
Frnncklyn,F +. Cray Grswod. Charles A. Mum and
" q. Lorilard They oil wore boutonnieros OF single
white rose. Following were the four brides
maids-Miss Annie Hunter. sister Of the groom Miss
Mamie Buklcy and Miss George uecksher Of this city,
and Miss Fannie Strong. Of Newtown Little Misses
Casse and Margaret Leverch preceded the BRIDE They
wore quaint costumes OF India null made in Mother
Hubbard fashion. and tied by broad white brocaded
satin sashes Their hats were OF L-ghorn and trimmed
with wreatas Of white lacs; they black silk
stockings and patentlcather spters aud carried large
bouquets of pink md white Tho bride came last
on the arm OF her brother Frederick schuchardt who
gave her away. She wore cream-whito satin dress,
made with a long court train, the front OF
brocade, being draped by row OF
orange flowers and dropping buds The
corsage was square and bordered by point Lace and
tho elbow sleeves met by long mousquetaire
gloves The long veil Of old point lace was fastened by
diamond pins and she carried bouquet composed OF
lilies valley The Roy. Dr. Samuel Cox. tho rector
read the service reception held at the house OF
H. g. Leverich about mile distant tho company being
conveyed In carriages Tho house IS oldfashoned and
Is surrounded by old shade trees The
parlors were decorated with snowballs, bridal
wreath daisies and evergreen, and with baskets OF
roses. Between the two rooms hung cluster OF ever
green and bridal-wrcath, and behind tho bride and
groom mased flowers and foliage extending TO the
ceiling, In tho centre OF which hung large marriage
bell Of white and carnations. special train at
43O brought the guests back to town. Among those
present were Mrs James Srong, Miss Eta Strong. Mrs
George Hadden Palmer, Miss Louise Ryder, Dr. Frank
Metcalfe Arthur Leary, the Misses Remsen Mr. and
Mrs. John q. Heckscher ]. ID. Cheevor. Mr.. and Mrs
Pierre Lofiard and T. HeckscheT, the brides grand
father.
Miss Mary Hatch. the daughter Of A. 8. Hatch presi
dent OF the New-Yorl Stock Exchange, married to
Henry Bradford willard. Of George l.. Willard, at
1880 a. m yesterday the house OF the brides father
"The Castle" at Tarrytown. The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev DR.. W. NJ Taylor. and took place In
the large round parlor in the tower which was simply
decorated with loose, cut daisies The best man was
Richard H. Arnold Tho ushers were Heary
T.. Cole, W. Howard Mitchell, Edward W.
Hail. f. L. Anthony. B. b. Hopkins and
Fredtrick H. Hatch The bridesmaids Miss Jenny,
Miss Lulu Miss Jessie and Miss Emily Hatch, sisters OF
the bride The latter. young girls, dressed In
white swiss and embroidery. The others
OF rish point white silk The brides dress was
bandso.e one OF white embossed velvet trimmed with
point duchesse lace Her veil of Spanish lace, and
was caught with white ostrich feathers She wore a
cOrsage bouquet OF daisies. wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony and Lsnde orchestra fur
Dshed music. Tue company present Included only near
relatives the wedding being Kept quiet ON account OF
death OF brother OF the brides aiher De-
fore the ceremony Dr. Taylor christened Mr. and Mrs
l.. o. Roesses little girl IheOdosia Hatch ROesse ana
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hatcbs four children, Charles
Tot Hatch, Alfrederck Hatch, lone Telt Hatch and
Hamln Brooks Hatch.