New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
VEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Queenie Howell, a daughter OF Nathaniel
W. Howell, was married to william Dwight Gilbert, 0i
Grand Rapids, Michigan, at noon yesterday, In the
Church of the Redeener Brooklyn, by the Rev DE- van
DE Water Of ST. Luke's Church assisted by the Rev MI
Treat the Rector Edward Gilbert, the grooms brother
was the best The ushers were Antoine Hodenpyle
and william McCay. of Grand Rapids, n. ".
Howell, IT, and Benjamin f. Ashe of StOningt0n The
bride worr travelling dress Of ovegrecn silk with
skirt Of old gold plush embossed in olvecen velvet and
n bonnet TO match the dress. There was no reception
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert will live In Grand Rapids Among
the guests present Mr. and Mr.. T. b. Gilbert,
parents Of the groom Mis- Kate Gilbert his sister; Miss
Hodcnpye and Mr. and Nfrs. p. II. Fuller all Of Grand
Rapids Mlch Mrs Beatty Miss George and Miss Ktte
Ashe OF StOningtOn Conn; Eugene Aucaigne Mr. Per
kuhn of Havana; Miss Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Lndley
Murray, Mrs. and Miss Mulligan and Miss Murray
At No 40 South Oxfordst Brooklyn last evening Miss
Emily Barr daughter OF Thomas W. Barr was married to
g. f. Seymour by the Rev Dr. Theodore L. Cuyer pastor
the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church The ushers
we're c. Rosslter, IL. f. Cook +. W. Dauchy and W. V.
Hester The bridesmaids were Miss l.. NJ Fahys Miss
Carrie D. Barr Miss Mumford and Miss ". c. Seymour.
reception was held after the ceremony and large num-
ber of people were present including Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Fahys, Nj. and Mrs. MuutOrd aud Mrs J.. G. seymour
mother Of the groom.
The wedding Of Mss Elsie Withcrs daughter of Frccr
lex C. Wihers aud j. Foster jenkins. took place yrster
dav I'm ST Johns Church IOnkcr the service being read
Of Mississippi. assisted 10y the Rev. n w H. Mills and e
Rev. James Hauchou. The ushcrs were Horny l Hall
H. A. Anderson, John 7. walker and Frederick j. Bad
win. The best was John n. Bang, aud the hTlr--
minds were Mis-. Nav jenkins. Miss Frances H. With
ers Miss Edith Dumb and Miss Shipm1u. the bride
wore "A robe Of cream Ottoman silk. trimmed with point
lace and fine brle-nals were aitroi N crcam-culord
Chuddah cloth trimmed with swan-lo~n aud suO~didps,
and also head dresses Ol sWJn,doWu.
Miss Annie j. TIopson. daughter Of o. II. Hopson was
married to George sumner Small a-t evening at No -
The ushcrs were George Bancroft and Liward Kendall,
and the brfdcsmalds Miss Small and Mis- HOpson Mr.
Stpddart was the best \ reception was held
nswroRr oct. ga fashionable wedding took place
at ~ Stephens Church Providence, this noon. the couple
being Miss Helen H. Sanford dnughcr Of the late Colonel
samuel Sanford and Arthur G. TH} Or, OF London Tie
best man Major johnson. ~ the English Army The
bride WAS dressed n Ottoman silk aud bforhhe velvet
dress with hand some ule veil and floral head wreath
The bridesmaids. who dressed In pink -niin were
Miss Alice sanford. Miss Harriet kon and Mis- Iiofu
Preston. The bride given away 10y her cousin VIII
lam Perry. The church was crowded wedding break
fast took place at the residence OF tho brides mother
The couple will sn FOR Europe October 30, and VIII
live In t,rcoce during the winter.
WuKRsBARRE Penn, oct ga brilliant wedding
came OF TO-DAY az the 81 stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church I'm this ciIy. The parties DR.. Thomas ID.
WOrde well known phy -lciau Of SuuOga spTng, ana
Annie scott PAINE tld'-I ddukhlsI ol !" Y. sIii. y
wealthy merchant hero. The church was crowded over
invitations sent out. The bridal glt- were nu-
mCrous The hr-t man Professor J. scott Cluk "l
the sytaCuae University. Among the grOOmamcn were
Theodore Cuylrr. r. Of Dr Cuyrr ~ brooklyn, nud
George H. Post, Of New York. The bride attfed n
crean-whlte ru--gran sk, with lace trimmings, Hnd da
mond OrnaIn .ut,. reception followed at the hrdcs >