New-York tribune., 1884-01-04
VEDDLNGS YESTERDAY.

A wedding of unusual interest in Brooklyn
society took place yesterday evening" the bride being
Miss WalcOtt aslehurst, daughter OF the late
James Hasehurst and the groom Warren Il. HOughUal-
ing, son OF ID. IL. HOughtang. They were married at
the house OF the brides mother, No. 75l ST. Marks
ave. by the Rev. Richard Greene OF orange n. j. The
bride and groom stood under umbrella Of roses snax
and various flowers. The all tastefully de
cOracd with plants, cvergrcens azlels and other flow
ers The u5hers James W. Hlzlchurst, the brides
brother, DR.. Morgan Hermann Bussenschutt, and Ed
ward Snow. The bridesmaids were Miss Haslehurst
cousin OF the bride; Miss Houghtalng, sister OF the
groom; Miss Lyon and Miss Buman, Of Salem. Mass.
They wore short dresses white silk trimmed with lace
the bodccs and Overdrcsses Ing OF moire and satin
They also wells OF crystal dotted te and carried
bouquets OF liacs. The brides father, Joseph Hasle-
hurst gave her away The wedding toilet was OF white
satin with trimmings of pearls aud Irish pon. lace and
garniture OF daisies. The tulle veil was dotted with
pearls and edged with Irish point The bouquet was of
daisies. Tho wedding was not very Largo oaoo"Ins to
mourning In the brides family. reception was held
After q bridal tour the bride and groom will live in
Brooklyn. Among the guests were dr ana MIS- o. T.
Armst ,ong, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ha,lehurst Mr., and
Mis- edward Haslehurst, Miss iIuslchnrst Mr. and Mrs
d. T. ,lgutaliug Mr.. aud Mrs william IL. Lyon,
Gene, r aud Mrs A. C. Barnes, Mt and Mrs. Joseph
Tahys, th, Misses Fahys, Mr.. and Mrs L. y Parsons
Nir and Mrs ". II. Thomas, OF Ncw-IoIk; Air. and
Mrs. Joseph Ritter and others.
Miss Adelaide Clark, the daughter OF btlghhilu VI
Clark was married to William F. IIardenhurs at p.
NJ at The house Of the brides father, No. $50 Madison
ave- by the Rev Dr. Charles II. Parlhurst pastor OF
the Madison square Presbyterian Church. The bride
ana groom stood before mirror driprd WIN -hlaN,
across With diagonal Eirltnds or roses Inc
tIrIur- also decorated with rD7cS hNa'ulu- mar
I.-tl- and ulacs. aud the door were ptqu"o Of
tullp, The bridesmaids were two little girls, besides
Miss williamson and gil-s Armstrong OF Washington
Tine lttr girls M1uIulHc dre--r- "i SWISS, with
o. rn tIp. u their hair, aud carried basket, OF corn
flowers and daisies Tie Young laIir, wore one orange
and tuc other blue brOcadc, and carried bouquet, ot
roses. The bride wore white SATIN Win pearl trim
rlfpas "A tulle Voil and diamonds. The usucIo WcIr
William C. DAYTON OF New Jersey, ana 4. g. Wilbur. 1.
N.v-NOr;. II. j. Hid"unurg WAS tLr best man.
only thc family and intimate friends were present.
There no reception.
Miss Harr a Lehman the eldest daughter OF Emanuel
IcIinlu oi 30 rs Last FOrty y--Iyth1t was matucd In
the evening imuui NJ. Lehman. her cousin The Ger
emony Wa- performed by the keN. Dr. Gotthc. OF the
Tcu.ple Euduu -E 40 the brides LOmc. Ml.s Lehman
wore "a Dire of whlte satin with Vel, Of point lace and
diamond ornaments. she given away by her father
The usncrs were Philip Lehman Albert GOOdhart, Meyer
Lehman, ir., and Albert Buchnan. After the ceremony