New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
VEDDINGD YESTERDAY.

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day. a D. m the wedding of Franklin Acker son ci
the senior member o0he firm of Acker Merral and Con-
dit and Miss Emma Brinkerhof, daughter OF James D.
Brinkcrho0 of Woodbridge. y. j. The ReV' DE-
W. f. Morgan performed the ceremony
Irving D. Fairohild was the best man.
The ushers George W. Bohde, william {. Doscher
william B. Merrall, James H. Kedheld Samuel NJ Allen
and Edward j. Turner. Charles L. Acker. broherln-aW
of the bride gave her away Tie bride, brunette wore
dress of dark blue velvet aud close fitting bonnet 10
match Her bouquet Of lilies OF the valley ana whlte
roses. There no reception. The bride ana hride-
groom will live at No. 445 West Forty-third-St.
Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ackor'
Mr. and Mrs Blanca. Mr.. and Mrs W. II. ThoInas MI
Edgar the Misses Edgar, Frank Merrall and ID. d.
Acker, jr.
Miss Martha Fitzpatrick was married to Robert ToInlin
last evening in the sixtyrst street Methodist fpsco-
pal Church by the Rev. Dr. Crook assisted by the
Rev Mr. Todd. The ushers wele the Messrs-
Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Paterson and Mr.. Roberts
The bridesmaids the Misses Fitzpatrick. sisters OF
the bride The bride was attred in white ottoman Six
reception held at the house OF the pluos iaher,
No. 60 East Fifty eighthst.
Miss Lottie NJ. sandfcr. daughter OF william II.
sandifer was married to Harmer c. sandcr ut
2 T. H. yesterday, at the house OF the
brides father, No. 100 Iexington-avc. The Rev.. Dr.
G. tiffany pcrIormei the ecremonyi 9riei % w1cn ,o
cousin of the bride ana formerly hVed IN Lohoo
large and fashionable wedding took place at ,. m
Yesterday in RSy BRIDE IX Was fdse" ss stella '0g "
KENYON daughter of W. ". Kenyon aud the bridegroom
rector of the church. performed the ceremony. The
chancel profusey decorated with cvcrsreens and
ushers were winthrop Parker Wallace Higgins. Charles
JaeksS9 JOSEPH Andey sco, The ie bIi1es G5ana
maids were Miss Mary Coonbs, Mis-. Platt Mies Dixon
Miss Adams, Miss BaGwn and Miss Woolworth. Ine
bride dress OF white satin with princes,e tram
and of point lace the 'front.' she carried
bouquet of white Her ulle veil was caught vita
spray oi orange nowcrs ana dianonlS one ohefe Tue
church the arm of her father who gave her away AWAY
reception was held at No. 319 uhion,sI eind ind
with guests. and the rooms were caboidlcly
decorated with owers 81 were seESea ny
Mr and Mrs 7. c Bergen, Mr. and Mrs John A. Nichols,
iir and Mrs. Crosby. Mrs. D. G. Lya; the Misses Iya
Miss Elliott. Miss Hall Miss Turner. Mrs Morgan, MIS-
and Mrs. ". j. Cooinbs, a. a. Low, and Mr. and Mrs
Barnes.
Miss Fannie Campbell, daughter OF william Campbell,
was married to Emmanuel Burnham last evening. at the
house of her father No 81 clifton place, Brooklyn the
Rev. Emory j. Hayes officiating. The rooms were
were William Campbell jr, and Albert
bride cream.white Ottoman silk male win court
train, the front OF plush The yell Of te was fastened
duet Of white roses Miss Maria Campbell.
the bridesmaid . wore aDa oriental ET lace ''a and
carried cluster of pink roses reception followed the
ceremony which there was music and haents
Wlourhby-aye presented by her father In the even
ing the bride and bridegroom departed Oh their wedding
tour
Christ church. at Tarryown. was nearly filed yes,er
day at $50 D. m ct the marriage Of Miss Harriet Mer
ritt KnowltOn to Friend William Smith, tr., The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. j. selden Spencer
rector OF the church W. Hayiland was the best man
and Miss Sophia Hubbard OF Bridgeport maid of honor
The ushers Clarence Kelsey, of New-lork; William
Cregton Spencer TarrytOwn Edward Allen, of Mer
den Conn., and O. Smith brother OF the bridegroom. The
bridesmaids were Miss Minnie II. Bonested, of Irockyn
Miss Matte Carter and Miss Emma Allen OF Mcrden;
Miss Julia Wilcox and Miss Carrie HenanOyor OF New |
York. The bride given away by her DrOtner Henry
T. KnOwlton. The bride dressed in White corded
silk velvet front trimmed with duchessc lace
The hand run Spanish veil with diamond ornaments
white roses The chance set with palms and ferns
and the memorial window in the church to the memory
of the brides father handsomely decorated with
flowers The welded couple started on an evening train
foY the West extended tour.
Miss Elite l. Roach, youngest daughter OF John c.
Roach, married last evening at the house OF her
parents No. 306 scherncrhorst. Brooklyn, to James
X. Davis, of Red Bank y. j. The ceremony per-
by the Rev DT. " J.. Smith, pastor OF the state
Street CONGREGATIONAL Church The bride light !
brown silk and brocadcd velvet duchese lace and di
brother OF the bride, and Charles Van Nchcn both of
Brooklyn. wedding supper followed the ceremony.
Among those present Mrs. John /. Thompson, OF
Highlands " J. Miss May Davis Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Davis MI and Mrs Thomas Davis. Joseph :. DAVIS
Miss Mary L. Clifton, OF Red Bank y. j. Miss Lille b.
Van Dyke, OF Long Branch M and Mrs. ". H. tapen
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Williams Mr.. and Mrs r. ". TAYLOR
Erickson. After reception the welded couple started
for the Ou.l.