New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-16
U'FDDINGS YESTERDAY.

The house of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fahys, nj
Clinton and DeKalb ayes. Brooklyn, was throhseu WIZ"
brilliant company last evening, at the wedding Vi ,''
lena NJ Fahys daughter of the host ana Hehr! F. yum
son OF Dr. Henry Cook. The Rev. Dr. Theodore L. Cu!i
performed the ceremony. The ushers were George t.
tohvs the brides brother F. s. Sherry, Herman Bussen
schutt william W. Henshaw. David Raft and terdh"ho
H. Cook brother of the groom The bridesmaids were
Miss NJ Louise Fahys, sister OF the orloe' MISS
Annie A. Cook, sister OF the GROOM
Miss Fanny Carlisle OF Brooklyn, and Miss El' Van
Dusen. Of Philadelphia The Misses Bertha and Marie
rb Younger sisters of the bride maids of honor
and wore dresses of white satin and duchesse lace and
carried bououes OF daisies The bridal costume OF white
satin had court train and low corsaSe, trimmed Win
point lace The tle veil caught by DIAMOND pm
and orange flowers, and she wore daihohu
brooch ana bracelets and mousquetare gloves she car
rIed the usual bouquet The house was ehDOrateH
decorated The musicians in room built for them
ON a side balcony The company included Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Tenney DR.. and Mrs Henry Cook Judge ana I. T.
DAILY Mr. and Mrs F. stade Mr.. and Mrs George l.
Pease Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ swan Mr. and Mrs L. A lar-
sons Mr. and Mrs S. NJ. Lewis, of Providence; MI and
Mrs Henry Hayes, of Newark Mr.. and Mrs A. N Oar
ling, Mr. and Mrs W. B. Boerum Mr.. ana Mrs' H. W.
Wheeler and MIR. and Mrs. Charles r. Porte1held
Miss Alada Thornton Paddock, daughter Of Bishop
Paddock OF Washington Territory, was married 10 Lieu
tenant A. L. Mills OF the 1st Cavalry, U. s. A., In the
evening In st. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church
Brooklyn the service being read by the brides father as
sisted by Bishop Paddock OF Massachusetts, and Bishop
Ijttleohn Other cleTgynen present IN the clC wee
the Rev DIS Snively Of Grace Church, HAN OF lrltS
Church schenck of st. AIMS Homer OF ST. JamcSs ana
bbals of St Peters The bride who was gwen away Dy
her father wore dress of heavy white satin, win a
court train The long tue veil was caught by cluster
Of white roses and she carried bouquet OF The same
flowers She was attended by six hridesmai9S-hl-s
Fannie Paddock. her sister; Miss Lizzie Tanning snd
Miss Maggie Paddock her cousins; Miss Lena reese, MISS
Sallie Walker and Miss Addie Homer. The SIX usncrs
were Iieutenants Brown Price, Benham Massey, = a.:
Mills and Captain sharp all OF the Army ana the pes'
man was Lieutenant Lands U. 5. A. reception al NO
l66 CntOn-St, followed.
Miss c. Fisher daughter Of DR.. Frederick L. Fisher was
married TO William Ives washhrn In the afternoon al NO.
West Thirty ninthst the house of the brides father
Miss Carrie ChristadOrO the soprano at the Madison
Avenue Congregational Church. was married TO William
W Newcomb in the evening, by the Rev. Dr. D. T. New
mon, at No 12S Parkplace, Brooklyn
The wedding of Miss Gcrta Loeb and Isaac ~ seiGman
A to take place at Frankfrter HOf, Frankfot NAM
ON SUNDAY next Miss Loeb is the daughter OF solomon
Loeb the banker, OF this city, and MI Selignan lhc
son OF the late Joseph Selgman. and II Dcher OF inc
firm of ]. & W. Selgman Co.. of this city and Europe