New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-12

C,cto;p Robert Temple Emmett, q. s. A.,
= v,raf-erandnephew OF Robert Emmett, anu MISS
helena Van Cortlandt Phelps daughter OF henry Dela-
6eld Phelps were married at 1;3o p m yesterday I'D
trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, at NeWhocneie'
A number of people went up from this city on the II
O'Clock train and the around the handsome nlo
49, obprch Was enljyened BY oliver Iselins drag Wnich
Srorg chit Mrs Isen Miss Iselln and Mrs Delaney ~
Rane The church wascrowded before the entrance VI ~
bridal procession, which was an unusually prc'N -
First came the little cousin and sister OF 'no IA
Jenpie and Kitty Emmett, dressed In white mu, =
lace with bouquets in their HANDS 81"
xyreaths on their heads Then followed INC
,,ridesmaids-Mss Rosina Emmett, the "ruS',
sister of the groom Miss Eleanor Io'''i 'l''
Pnckney, Miss Anita Evans, Miss Jane Em"o' an, "nI
Miss GrisWOld. Three Of them wore "niVo an" 80
cream-cOlOred pongee silk dresses maze WIN 'i'
they also wore wells of Valenciennes lace '~"s" " VIZ
cofnre with wreaths Of ivy leaves They carreu pouN
Duets Of roses. The bride wore dress copeu iO o"
nj worth. dssi,nA 1t was made OF white SATIN Win
long round train and bOuhant DacR' Inc cois"s0 va"
put low behind and square in froht' anu Was u4H'u
with CRYSTAL beads Her veil OF poin-lace was one worn
by her aunt eighteen years ago. ana IL was Caught WIN
Dror o.. blossoms She wore diamond crescent ana
bsantifn necklace of pearls and carried bouquet Oh
.,I,o,a. The ushers were Charles Emmett, ID. Emmett,
por,nold Frapcklyn and II. c. De Rham. Lieutenant
s2ror Of West Point the best man. and he ana tue
.oom we're in full uniform The pair were married Dy AS
sstant Bishop Henry Potter, assisted By Rev Charles
= spedy After the ceremony the guests were conveyed
20 Geneen Mr.. Phelps's house, on thesound, where
reception was held The were tastefuy decorated
with flowers and autumn foliage. Most OF the guests
returned to New-York on the ASS train
Miss Grace Parish, the daughter of Henry Parish was
married TO Cleveland H. Dodge yesterday afternoon In
che Presbyterian church at IrvngtOn the Rev. WASH
ipgton Choate being the officiating minister Inc ushers
were Henry Parish jr., the brides brother fOuI'ncy
Bgeow Daniel Kiugsford and Elliott Roosevelt
Percy r. Pyne IT, was the best man. The bridesmaids
were Miss Alice c. H. Dodge, Miss Edith Parish MISS
Julia Parish and Miss Lena Thone. Their dresses OF
white Ottoman silk had dem-trains, and satin mervei-
leux underskirts trimmed with duchesse lace. "nlIe
velvet bonnets and ostrich feathers completed thr GUS
tunes The bride dress OF white satlh having
round tram and square corsage, trimmed with point
aucbesse lase caught up the side with orange now
ers Her veil OF tulo was caught with orange DoSSon7
and diamonds A reception at Woodland Cottage, MT;
Parish's country-seat, followed the ceremony anu
snd oanrca were eiaborately decorated with autumn
leaves, flowers and palms Among tnose pTeaeI ndge
MIR and Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge, Miss Grace Dodge, MT
and Mira Percy L. Pyne Mr. and MIS- JOIN bSe4o" anu
J. p. KlDgsford
Miss Caroline Brugiere married YESTERDAY at nan
mast TO Aphonse Montaut, of tns city The weddlDg
took place at Miburn, n J., snort ulstanCo ~ M
fbe Il:i5 train and were at the depot by stages
which conveyed them to the house. Tie drawing alu
and leaves large vases of roses being placed ABOUT on
tables or stands The doorSays were lWIEeG WI, MIL
dining-roOm door. The ceremony which lOok glaee III
the large west dTawng-room under bower OF noweLs
was performed by the Rev. Father Aigueperce IhGIe
were no bridesmaids ushers. Inc best man wac JIlCs
MoHtant brother OF the groom Inc PriIS woie VI ti
and trimmed with old round point race htI ven We
fastened with orange BLOSSOMS %p B BP2 %as sTed
black Bill and point lace AT the eohGusoI o. norE
mODy au informal reception was ue4t uA'i . viva
he hT1da DTeg