New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
WEDDIN0S YESTERDAY.

Through driving rain throng of guests went
yesterday to the wedding Of Miss Mario Angelo FIRTH
daughter OF Louis E FIRTH and Frederick Primo Garrett.
son. at tho house OF tho brides father No. AZ West
Thirty-oshthat IN tho parors, which woro decorated
tho ceremony wns performed by Mousnor Preston Ji'
Han hobbns was the best man. and tho ushors wcrc r.
Oakley Rhnolandcr Hamilton iloppn, j. ifoppin and
Mr.. Russell There wcrc bridesmaids The bride
woro tho customary bridal robe vo and orange bios
sons Tho ceremony took place at $40 and tho roccp
tion lasted unti D. m. stubs orchestra supplied music
The bride ana bridegroom after their wedding trip VIII
reside IN Newport whore Mr. Firth II engaged IN busi'
ncsa Tho guests included Mr., and Mrs, John Jay. Mr.
ana Mrs. Lyttoton Garrettson. Mss Prime, Frederick
Prime Mt ana Mrs. A. Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. John IL.
Draper Miss Agnes Brussc, Reginald Francklyn MI and
Mrs a. belmont, IT, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Loriard, Jr'
Jules Montant, Mr.. and Mrs August Montant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Post. tho Mossrs. Emmett, Edward
du Vivter Mr. and Mrs. Pierrepont Mr. and Mr. George
Merritt, the Misses la FARCE and the Misses Tucker
In st. Bartholomew Church Inst evening. Miss Jessie
Louise Giles, daughter Of tho late John 8. Giles. was
married to Cuyler Van Vechten Of Albany by the Rev.
Dr. Samuel g. Cooke rector of the church Henry g. Van
Vechten was the best man. The ushers were John @.
Bates, Walter Robinson L. r. Freze G. H. Norcross OF
Boston David Edison and g. b. Prescott, jr. The brides
maids were the brides sisters Miss Florence and Miss
Margaret Giles, Miss Raymond and Adelinc Railway.
They were dressed alike in white silk, and
carried bouquets Of pink roses. The brides
dress OF white satin had front OF point
lace and her veil of point caught with natural
The reception held Rouse Of Mrs Giles No 4o
rated with palms and towering plants
Miss Sophie Pcn Morrison, daughter of the late Rob
ert Morrison, married to Powell +. Christie In
the evening at tho sixtyarst street Methodist Hs,
fodS William Dfs %orrls@s, brother i tho
was the best man The ushers were Charles PITT Q;
Royce MssMaggie Morrison maid of honor and Misses
Sarah and Laura Morrison the bridesmaids Iney
the dresses OF the latter having fronts velvet
The brides dress Of white corded silk had front OF
sion caught with hyacnths and orange blossoms
reception was held at No. 2il East sixty-hrst-st.
large and fashionable wedding took place in the
evening ut Grace Church. Brooklyn the ehnnccl OF which
IA mass Of palms and Towering plants. The bride
Miss Bessie Taylor Benhan, daughter OF James NJ
BenhaIn, md the bridegroom William G. Sheldon; r
the rector. DIR. Murray Iiohlen was the best man
The ushcrs were Nathaniel simpkins, Murray Young,
Charles Appleton, John ID. Chcevcr, Coleman Williams
and Arthur Hatch The bridesmaids were Miss MAST;
Miss Brookman Miss Macy. Miss jerks. Miss briggs and
Miss Benham They were tastcfulE nttircd In white
tuilc satin drosses with velvet hOdiccs. They
wore yellow ponpous their hair and carried bouquets
robe the front embroidered IN silver and the c0rsagc cut
low aud trimmed with dIohcssc lace Her tulc veil was
wore diamond pin aud Her bouquet was Of
white lacs and Mrs Brnham received the guests
by friends and relatives. ut No 81 Remson-st. The
pnrlors were decorated with wainsc0tlng of all
GTas IF Ph c fnn parS
Ivy dense of flowers aud palms between the WIN
dows Music and refreshments were provided. among
Mrs Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Polhcmus, Mr. and Mrs
Frank LYMAN Edwin sheldon MI and Mrs r16 ~
Henry Sanger Mr. and Mrs IT, +. Pierrepont Miss Ben
Francis benson Charles B jr Mr. Mr. and ID MIS- d. d.
Forest. Mrs. Walker and Mrs W. B. Dlckcrman.