New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-08

WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Jennie O'Neill, the daughter of Henry
ONeill OF this city, married TO Andrew S. Long, yes
terday afternoon In the Reformed Presbyterian Church.
in West Thirtyninhst by the Rev. DR.. Robert Summer
ville pastor of the church. assisted by the Rev. Dr.
BROMLEY, Of Staten Island and the Rev. Mr.. Kennedy,
OF this city. The ushers were Thomas O'Eeill, w.
Douglas Fox Nicholas Crothers and Mr.. Quackenbush.
The bride married in her gray silk travelling dress
and hat. There was no reception.
Miss Stella May Dickinson daughter of C. b. Dickinson,
was married TO G. r. Kearns, OF Portsmouth. Va, in st.
AIMS Church, the Heights Brooklyn The ceremony
was performed by Bishop Paddock Of Washington Terri
tory assisted by tho Row. Dr. Noah Hunt schenck and tho
Rev. Dr. George Patterson godfather of the groom OF
Tyler, Texas The wedding was in the English style.
HerndOn Kcarns, brother of the groom,
the beat man, and the ushers were Henry
Kearns and r. Laynge. The bride wore travel
ling dress OF gray brOcaded velvet and ottoman silk,
gray velvet Shoes gray gloves and gray velvet hat with
pink and gray plumes. Her bouquet Of pale pink
rosebuds and ivy. Mr.. Arthur played the organ and
Mr. Laurie rang the chimes. The brides father gave
wedding breakfast for twenty-five at Dclmonicos, after
which the newly welded pair started a wedding trip
The guests inoluded Mr. and Mrs Foley Mr. and Mrs.
Faber, Dr. Dean, Mr.. Patterson. Mr.. Little Captain
Kearns, Miss Mcdowell, Messrs Dickinson, Arthur and
Massey.
Miss Alice Taylor the daughter OF the Rev Dr. Charles
Taylor pastor OF the Noble Street Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn married in the afternoon in that church to
Charles Bartram by the father OF the bride assisted by
the Rev. Lewis Francis The ushers Herbert IT.
Taylor, Elliott NJ Taylor, Robert Bangs OF BUT
fao, and william Hoingsworth, OF Phladcl-
phia. G. Duncan Glass, OF Brooklyn, the
best The bride dressed travelling dress OF
colored velvet trimmed with point lace and satin
A reception held at No. 40 NOhle-st the house
being deliberately decorated. The bride and groom will
make trip through the South The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Francis, Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ, Sanders,
Judge and Mrs. Thompson, 5. S. Packard and d. Il.
Dewey.
Miss Anna Fielding. daughter OF Robert Fielding, was
married I'm the evening Robert H. Petiew ir in the
First Reformed Episcopal Church. at MadisOn-aye. and
ftyfh-s the ceremony being read by the rector the
Rev William T. Sabine Tie best was IL. +. Zittel
and the ushcrs Foster Coates Theodore Baldwin,
Horny Hamilton. Robert T. Morrison and G.. II. Barlow
The only bridesmaid Miss Lizzie Fielding sister
OF the bride. She came in with one OF the
ushcrs. and attrcd in dress of cream
white dauasso satin trimmed with point duchcSse lace
and carried large bouquet OF pink Mcrmct roscs Tho
bride. who given by her father dress OF
heavy white satin. the front being OF white velvet bro
peang The long veil Of tullc fastened by cluster
of white ostrich tips and she carried bouquet OF Paul
NerOn roses bordercd with maiden hairfcins. rcccp
ton held the house OF the brides parents No 80
East FOry-ilrsts Among the guests present were Mt
and Mrs PottigTcw, parents OF the groom Mis- MtChel
MI Morrison and Misses Anna Sarah and Laura MorTl-
son. Miss Carter. Miss Hallenbeck Mr.. aud MIS- L. ]"
Benedict Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Benedict, Mr.. ana Bliss
Snarka. George NJ. DOWd and +. II. Benedict.