New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.


Miss Mary Storrs, daughter of the Rev. DR..
Richard g. stors was married last evening at O'CLOCK
to Philip washburn, OF Worcester, Mass, at the Cnurcn
Of the Pilgrims Brooklyn. The chancel was nied WIN
roses, lilies, snowballs, bridal wreath aud heotrope
anked on either side by palms and ferns There were no
bridesmaids. The ushers were Rodger Foster, son OF
Judge Foster, of Massachusetts,: J. g. Ward ana
Mr. Stephenson, Of Brooklyn, and Mr. Clarke from tne
South. The bride entered on the arm OF her
father, who was In clerical dresS' anu W
the strains OF Mendelssohns Wedding March, walked
up the aisle unattended by the ushers AT the cnahcei
stood the groom and his best man. Charles g. Washpurn
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Coe, OF
New-York son-in-law OF Dr. storrs ana tne
benediction was pronounced by DR.. storrs, VINO
is pastor OF the church. The bride wore
simple but pretty dress of creamwhe satu made with
train. which bordered by pllisse. The corsage
cut square, and the sleeves 10 the elbow The
long tue veil caught by wreath OF orange pios-
soms and she carried a bouquet Of nephetos roses.
reception was held at DR.. storrs's
house, No. 80 Pierrepont-st. The horal
decorations were beautiful There were music
and collation. Among the guests wcre Bishop Little
john, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Coe Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Packard, Mrs. g. b. Chttenden, Mrs. N. T. Hatch, Mr.
and Mrs. Almet +. jerks, Miss Mabel jerks Mr.. and
Mrs. George l. Seney, the Misses Seney Mr.. and Mrs
Henry K. Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Robinson, Mr.. and
william II. p Prentice Mr. aud Mrs. f. H. p Lyman,
Mr. and rs Henry E. Perrepont and the Misses Pierre
pont.
There was q largo company at the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church last evening at the wedding OF
Wilson schoals Phraner and Miss Caroline Mabel Coe,
daughter OF Spencer W. Coo The Rev. Dr. Phraner OF
Sing sng father OF the groom performed the ceremony,
assisted by the Rev. C. H. Parkhurst
the pastor. F. 9. Phraner was the best man.
The ushers were Spencer G. Coc f. Faber. ~ p Howe,
IN IN n j.
sohns and II. C. Holbrook The brides dress Of white
corded silk had front richly embroidered. The vel
OF silk ulle caught with flowers. recep-
ton was he'd ut the house OF Mr. Coe, No West Forty
secOndst.
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church was the scene
OF tho wedding, last evening, OF Edward A. Treat
and Miss Josephine Valentine, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Valentine, and the interior was
handsomely decorated. The Rev. DIR. John Hall
conducted the service. The ushers were Alexander
Dougan, Thomas LanGford, Edward f. Sage f. f. Van
Deusen W. H. Holllster and II. w. Gilbert The brides
maids were Miss May and Miss Dlna Yale, the daugh-
t4rs OF Mrs f. p Fits and nicces OF the bride Ihe
BRIDES robe OF white corded silk was eaborately
trimmed with point Lace acs and ostrich feathers she
wore diamonds also reception was held at the mouse
OF Mr. Pitts. No. ~ West Fiity-'hirdst. The bnde
and groom received congratulations under
chime Of five floral bells. The
central one was of pane- and red carnations and roses
The others were OF pink crimson and white carnations
combined Subs orchestra stationed In the front
plror and screened by plants. Along the Daustrade
were Ivy and smiaX in which nestled doves ana other
birds The mantcl was banked with red roses
aud there were other flowers In proiusion.
The bridal pair will sail for Europe at a. M
to-day Among the invited guests were
john A. Livingston. Miss Livingston, Francis Leggett,
Mr. aud Mrs Robert Maclay, Mr. aud Mrs. William c.
Dewey Mr. and Mrs Gardner Wetherbee, Dr. Fuller
walker Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Austin, Mira. b. Il.
wynn Mr. and Mrs A. d. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
r. Martin Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Converse, Charles Z.
Uunington James c. Atwater Mr. and Mrs james
| l. Nichols. Mr.. and MIS-. Edwin T. Browning, the Rev
Dr. and Mrs. John Hall, Mr.. and Mrs George W. White
Mr. and Mrs n Walter Anthony, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
| r. schenck Dr and Mrs T. A. Main. Mr. ana MR.
Taicnft Iohn Fitch Alr and Mrs H. O. Armour Mr.. and
Mrs InsSph Warren Burnhaui Mr. and Mrs Jos an Bel
den Mr. and Mrs q. C. Nightingale Mrand Mrs "eoree
" R,ker MIR and MTs. J. A. Elliot Mrs. James Aver
Ma Lille layer and colonel and Mrs Charles Spencer
| Mia. Normle l. Fanning daughter OF Abram NJ. Fan
nng and james VI. Hunt were married at p m 10y me me
DR. MaoAranT & At tns house ros %, me 5eS p1ag
Hunt. father OF the groom assIsea In tue ceremony
y curtis and BENJAMIN Barker f. The brides dress
was OF white silk and spanish lace. The wedding was
| quiet on account OF mourning
Mia Jennie Hamilton Reid. daughter OF Edward A
pcid was married 10 william III. Colwell, at $50 r. IN
M rho Rev Dr. r. ID Clark at the house Of the brides pa
rents No 81 East nnth-st I'M
|
~ T Trotter The BRIDES dress was OF white satin Will
train OF brocade ottoman The pair viii sail on the CIT
| OF Rome Saturday.
| Miss Ella Williams, daughter OF Mrs. Williams
| Of No 1913 East Thirty-sixth-st, was marret
| 10 Charles o. Holt last evening, at the bride
| house by the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke: i. j. Col
and starsks Lewis ushers Among the guests wer
MIR aud Mrs 3 ]. PettngIll Mr.. and Mrs Jane. Hart
| Mr. and Mr- Frederick Green, Mr. and Mrs William II
| q Holt Mrs Charles o. Holt, Dudley r. Jarrett; Nils
Tarrctf Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Taylor, Mrs. George Blake
the Misses Blake. Mr. and Mrs. +. Blake, and Mr. AM
| Mrs. H. Thorp
Miss Hattie L. Doubleday, daughter OF William Double
day was married Julius T. BOrroto, at the house
hs brides father No 14l East Twenty eighth ST., las
evening, by tho Rev. Edward Honghton, OF Ia
| ChnrcE Oh the TRANSPORTATION. The best ma
was T. Borroto, tho gro0ms brother Tn
only bridesmaId was Miss Minnie Doubleday r. Double
| day gaye the bride away. The wedding dress was o
brown satin de Lyon combined with embossed ecr
| satin The wedding was quiet one. Among the guest
| were Mr. ana Mrs ~ B Boree, DR. and Mrs: Spreng MI
and Mrs CaOpat, Mr.. aud Mrs. Martinez, Mr. and Mrs
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