New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
TILE nFMARn INCREASED.
VEDDLNGS YESTERDAY.

UEDDiNGO 4 ES IENDdIs
Miss Katherine Tuckerman Getting
daughter of Amos Getting, married TO John Egmoht
schermerhorn yesterday afternoon, by Assistant Bishop
Potter at the Of the brides father, No 10 East
Forty second-st The ushers William Parkin Rod
ert Mclean Elliott Roosevelt and Charles L. Cottmg'
cousin of the bride. The bridesmaids Miss susie d.
Getting cousin OF the bride; Miss Fannie s. Holt OF Bos
ton: Miss Elizabeth Remsen and Miss Helen W. smith,
Their of white ottoman were trimmed wthhonhces
of Valenciennes lace and bows of silk ribbon. Ihey
wore handsome lacepn given by the BRIDE ana carried
bouducts OF Memet and Mar6cha Mel roses Inc Dlues
dress Of white satin brocade trimmed with pearl
passemenere and her veil Of point lace was caught WIN
grange flowers and diamonds. reception washed AFTER
the ceremony lastin- until p. m, music being furnished
by Lander and refreshments by Pinard The parlorS
were decorated With palms and large bouquets OF roses
Among the guests present Mrs James WOrihngton
Mrs Alfred SchermeThorn Mrs. ID. Golden Murray Miss
Amy Draper. Mrs. Chaplin, Commodore James ID. smith,
of the New-York Yacht Club. Mrs. Henry Cooper Lieu
tenant and Mrs Ward Mrs. Matthews, Miss Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pell, Mr. and Mrs Pratt and Miss
Gillespie.
Miss Caroline W. Grape, daughter OF Mrs Chauncoy
d. Crapo was married to John j. Cisco, ir, at p. in
the Collegiate Reformed Church, at Fitayc aud Forty
eighth-st The ceremony performed by the Rev Dr.
E. b. Coe, pastor of the church. George NJ. Cisco was
the best The ushers were: ]. Harvey Bostwick'
Becher and Frank Cole. The brides brother, i. A.
Crauo gave her away. The bridesmaids Miss Min
ME Becher OF GaIrison; the Misses Annie and Fannie
Hawcy cousins OF the bride, OF Albany and Miss Clara
c. Campbell, of this city. The dress OF the bride was
composed of Whine satin and point ducheSse lace her
tullc veil being caught with diamonds and orange bios
sons She carried a bouquet of white hyacinhs re-
ception was held (at which only small number were
PRESENT. at the rooms OF the bdea mother in the shcr-
wood Studio Building in West FiftyscycnhSt Among the
guests at the wedding John J. Cisco, Mr. aud Mrs
| John A. Cisco. the Misses Cisco Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs.. Colin IngcIs0h' General
Rust Mr. and Irs. Alfred Van Santyoord, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Tinker Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Booth, Mr.. and Mrs
George Genet Mis-. :. r. Clifford, Mr. and Mrs Herbert
! Ashmor, MI and Mrs. Dwight Townsend ID. Duncan
Vail. Mr. and Mrs George Cecil, DR. and Mrs Bolcher
Mr. and Mrs Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell,
Miss Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, the Misses King
| Mr. and Mrs. II. Hawey Judge and Ms. Spencer Lieu
tenant Colonel Richard Clover T. s. A., and Mr. and Mrs
Clinton. The bride and groom will receive ut the Buck
| ngham Hotel Oh December 20 and January TO-
AtNo Is West Fiftyeislthst the home OF the brides
mother Mrs s. Kepner last evening william Orr Barclay
and Miss Clara s. Kepner married by the Rev d. f.
Krotcl. The house handsomely decorated. the bay
window being draped with curtains OF snlax caught back
with white The ushers were Reginald Barclay
brother of the groom, Jascpb Knapp W. g. Yucnglng and
Henry Cohn. The bridesmaids Miss May Barclay,
|
OF the bride The brides dress was Worth robe Of white
satin, made in princesse style, with long court train
point lace caught with orange blossoms. she also
landsOm veil of old point lace, diamond pin and
Tho guests included Mr. and Mrs g. G. Barclay. parent.
! of the groom Mr. and Mrs. william Orr, Of Albany.
Knapp of Broollyn Mrs T.. YucnglnV. Miss Yueng.ing,
! Mir audMrs j. f. Bcllz. OF Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Condt Mr. and Mrs DeIldas, Mr. ard Mrs Coe and
Miss Gertrude Havens daughter of Asher C. Haycns
Hourly NpyiU in tho. rapit,.r az tho.
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church by the Rev. DR..
Howard Crosby the pastor assisted by the Rev Charcs
| p Fagan The best man was Knight l.. Capp and the
ushels were Archer N Pancodst Henry l.. Harrison;
Ilng IL I'M INT The bride WAS aitiTed in Wilt "tom "
silk and brOcadcd velvet trimmed with duchcsac Lace
win tnllc Veil caught with white tips and diamonds
small reception held at the house Of the brides
parents, No. 3OG East Fifttenl-,t Among the guests
Miss susie Ravens and Mrs. Charles l.. Thorn.
Miss Ijdc Deevcs a daughter Of Richard Dcevcs was
married Charles Wesley Pratt in the evening a No.
naTentS. the Rev Dr. Il. T. McNicho performing the
! ceremony. The house was deliberately decorated aud
there music and dancing after the ceremony. The
! ushers were Charles Butler John Hanan, Edward
Wright and William witty. The bridal lOba was com
veil was caught by pearl pin and
STan and MRS Andrew Little Mrs susan Jones, Of Brook
Ign; the Misses Kate and Clara Hencken, Mr. and Mrs
! David Thornton Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Hannah Mr. and
Mrs. Knox, Mr. and Mrs JaTdne Mr. and Mrs. Iiosier,
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn Edward Low, Isaac Johnson,
Mr. Earle Mr.. and Mrs. Gucfnan, and Mr. and Mrs Ten
| Eyck.
The Rev Henry NJ. sanders, Of Professor Charles
Sanders and pastor OF the Central Baptist Church and
Miss Ella Butler Of No. l33 FG-ayc, were married in
the evening in the First Baptist Church, at Parkvr and
Thirty-ninthst by the Rev Dr. AnntIgc, assisted by
the Rev DR. John Hall. The bride dress of white
satin with lace bonnet Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs James b. Colgate. Mr.. and Mr. J. A. Bo5t gck
Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. Pumncr, Mr. and Mrs. jeremiah Nil
/ bank and Mr. and Mrs. LaDgdOn.
The wedding of Miss Matilda Flanagan, daughter Of
John K Flanagan, and Grayham +. Cunningham, Of
Philadelphia, took place IN the afternoon at No. % West
/ Cbrty-ninthst the Rev Mr. KunsOlying rector Of the
Church Of the Epiphany, Philadelphia, performing the
/ ceremony.
Charles r. Flint and Miss t. Kate Simmons win be
married this afternoon az St. ThOnass Church by the Rev
DR. W. f. Morgan Joseph p Earl will be the best man
and Alfred g. Chaplin, Commander II. II. GO1ngc Charles
~ BIIl ir and DR.. William 4. Bull will be the ushers
There Wll be reception, the bride and groom leaving
! town Immediately.