New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Josephine Moss, the daughter of Theo-
dore Moss was married Eugene Delaney Hays OF
d. c. Hays. president of the Union National Bank, last
evening at No. 543 Madson-ave, by the Rev. Dr. j. f.
Elder pastor Of the Epiphany Baptist Church The par
ors were arranged resemble the interior Of church.
an aisle being formed OF white cord supported by gilt
standards The bride entered on her fathers arn ana
met the groom under a canopy OF howers with DeIi
hanging from the centre having clapper OF crimson
carnations Ernest Bunz the best man. The ushers
were Henry Ludlum, Frank Patterson Courtney Doug
las and DR.. J. II. Browning MISS octavia Moss.
tbe BRIDES sister was the maid Of honor She white
brocade and lace The Misses Una and eiwendone Moss,
little sisters OF the BRIDE bridesmaids and wore
white satin and white poke bonnets and carried
baskets Of roses Tue bride attred in white satin
dress with front Of chenille and pearl flowers and point
ducresse lace She also wore a lace VEIL with orange
flowers and a diamond bracelet given by her father W.
Travers sent sapphire and diamond bracelet ana the
held The bride aud groom went wedding trip
South Among the guest6s wGre % C.oTIcs HsTs
Mrs. Jacob Hays, Mr. and Mrs Dos
Pas:os Mr. and Mrs S Drake Mr. and Az, Mrs John John
Wallack and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Walack.
william 6 8 Jarvis and Miss Alice f. Kicker daughter
OF Mira W. H. SchermerhOrn, were married IN the evening
at No. AS East OnehUndred and sixeenth-st by the
Rev DR. Vail OF ~. James's Methodist Episcopal Church
The ushers were Joseph Halk and Mr. Rankin The bride
wore a robe OF white Ottoman SILK ana satln, trimmed
with pstflt lace, and diamond ornaments A reception
was held after the ceremony Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. John Gassner, Of Brooklyn; MI and Mrs
George Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs jeremiah Edwards Mr. ana
Mrs Charles Edwards, Mrs. Lois Parker Mrs Catherine
A Wright, Walter L. Wright william II. Bennett, Miss
Emma stella Bennett Charles Jarvis, Henry jarvis, Mr.
and Mrs. HOratiO Schennerhorn, Frank echeTmerhorn
Miss Sadie Jacobus John Jacobus, Mrs Charles Guoh
Bull MI. and Mrs James b. Mcmahon
The blue parlor IN the sturvant House was the scene
of a auiet wedding D. Frank VI. Cllnch and Ance
c. Thorpe being married by the Rev. Francs LoDde OF
ST. Andrews Episcopal Church. Harlem The bride wore
handsome travelling dress OF bronze green satin and
plush with cOrsage bouquet OF les-Oithe-vaey, and
maidenhair fern Her ornaments were diamonds. Only
relatives were present. Among them were Joseph W.
Cnoh father of the groom Mrs T. r. Howarth, OF west
Haven Conn, sister OF the bride; Mr.. Howarth and
family; Joseph f. Clinch, brother OF the groom; Mrs
Cnch and family Mr. Charles Barnes and family; Miss
sarah L. MolenaOr OF Brooklyn, the grooms aunt; Mrs
F. q. Hotchkiss, OF West-Hayen, Conn, and j. Marion
Pollock The bride and groom started on trip TO Pha-
delphia and Washington.
Miss Edith stadmar daughter OF Henry 9. stadlmalr,
was married George w. Evans, In the evening by the
Rev Charles w. Homer OF ST. James's Church, Brooklyn
The ceremony took place at No AZ south O1ords ana
was a quiet family gathering