New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-04
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Edith Latimer Peck, Of Haverstraw,
dangter of the late John Peck married 10 j. Har
sen Halsed at the house Of her aunt Mrs George Cor
don No 70 Parkave., at p yesterday by the Row.
DR. Cook rector OF ST. Bartholomew There were
no bridesmaids The best Gordon Pock, brother
OF the bride and the ushers were Charles '" GORDON,
cousin Of the brde; James NJ Halsted Jr brother OF
the groom; william S. Nelson and Theodore u fecK'
brother OF bride AT the conclusion OF the ceremony
q small reception was held. at which there we're
music and refreshments. The bride, VINO was given
away nv her brother John Peck, attlred
IN dress OF cream-9hite ak made
nth n long court train and trimmed
with point lace The corsage cut square ana Dor
dered by lace. and the elbow sleeves were met py
long mousq uetare gloves She wore point-lace ven
fastened with white and her bouquet was COM
posed of Mareenal Mel end hliesof theyalley
The bride received many handsome presents. The
house was deeked with baskets OF growing plants ana
ferps Cut flowers placed upon the msntels an d
tables AT O'Clock the bride and groom departed on
their wedding tour.
double wedding took place yesterday afternoon at
the house OF John Travis the father OF thetwo bides
No 100 West Forty-sacond-st Miss Sarah Travis for
mery Of The Home Journal, was married to Henry A
Dewey OF New York; and Mss Emma Travis the artist,
was married to James Harden. The Rev DE- faAtoh
performed the for the pair oil pairs L. ese-
wsch end John Carson were the best men, Tho brides
mazda were Miss Mary Pattison, OF NewBrunswick NJ'
Me.ieo and Miss Alice Adair. The first was dressed In
white lrocaded silk the second In white corded velvet
the third In blue meryeleux satin and the fourth In
white satiu The two brides dressed exactly aike
ia deep cream-color satin dresses win the fronts Oh
the corsages and skirts trimmed with tule Inc
fronts garnsh with orange flowers ana tue trains
with natural flowers and smilaT. the dresses were
seeyeess and they Wells. Ihelr cofsage oou
qdets were OF PINK csrns'" resent MANY handsome
presents were exhibited. Among those present wcio
Henry Coppnger John Carson, L. Uncles. Miss Maud
Webster Miss Grace Dodd. OF orange, n. d. ar; anu
6ondheim
AFTERNOON OF the wedding OF Miss Evarne SEYMOUR OF
No 439 sixtn-st 20 Charles A. Seymour The Key; Or.
Charles H. Hail. the rector, read the service There
were no bridesmaids Tue ushers were d. X Aidridge,
Ralnnng was the best man. The BRIDE who was given
away by Il. j. Snow was attIed In travelling dress Of
dark blue trimmed with satin OF the same snaue
Her bonnet OF dark blue velvet Trimmed o Win
pames she wore point lace snd GAohS pass
and nlissofthevaey No reception was held oo so,,h
N AZ tae hGOos ~ 'hs Dr. at % yesters
Lulu Murray daughter q the late Peter The suT Ray
Sylvester Sas nr' Malone pastor Of 81 Peter and and
st. Pans Csnrch, performing the oeremo h rosr n1
the drawing rooms large horseshoe OF roses ana
meas thanked either side BY festoo o. spln Ia
Carnations. Between the rooms were bow and arrow
OF Balls q flowers were suspended between Sss the
rooms Tne mantes were banked VITA roses mali way
TO the celing long oval bouquets OF mowers wee
placed over each picture band Of music, biaael W
The uslsrs were MIR. Stafford Mr. %ii:Sn'
Mr. yuinn, Mr.. Miiey, Mr.. Campneld, anu MI.
sanndie all OF the Nassau Club The
best man was Hubert Crame brother OF the groom Inc
wac Miss Mary Cramer sister OF the groom
She wore dress heavy white satin daiDasse OF dancing
length trimmed with point duoesse lpce she carrsa
bouquet nepbetos roses ana were pearl
The brides dress composed of cream white bocadeu
satin made OF dancing length, with 'front.' OF cream
white Ottoman silk laid In wide sidepiaiiinss. Ans
corsago was high and sleeveiess ana long Wmee
gloves TO the SHOULDER The dress Wha
trimmed with point Lace and sine carried bouquet vi
roses Hor ornaments were aianonds Tue gli'
Trad ~ hack velvet made traine aud worn wit point
lace and DIAMOND ornaments. reception WAS heio uh
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