National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-20
THE AsroR WEDDING GIFTS.



Among the gifts to the bride were diamonds
from her mother, from her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor, from Mr..
Wilson, Mrs. Delano, Gen. Van Allen and
others. Some OF the other gifts were the fol-
lowing From Richard 7, Wilson, silver
spoons, knives, and forks, q double set; Win
throp AstoT Cnanler, o silver basket; Miss
l.nngdon = silver periumery bottle; Woodbury.
Kane, n silver dish; Miss Marie, silver-frHmed
mirror; Miss Warren a silver repousso-back
mirror; Miss s. steward, n silver candlcstick;
Mr. and Mrs. Oglen Goelet, n silver rcpousse
service Of Eve ricccs; j. r. D. Lanier, glass
smelling bottle; Middleton s. Burrill a. silver
dish; Reginald w. Rvcs, gold lined slrup
pitchers; Mrs. George Cavendish Bontinck,
a ruby PIN Miss Dana, a silver-framed
mirror Mr.. aud Mrs, KaTrlck Riggs, q fan
Irving, a silver pitcher; Hamilton Fish Koan,
n silver candestick; Robert Goelet, n ham
merod gold and silver punch bowl; Mrs.
spoons; William G.. Maxwell, silver neck
lace: Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting, n smelling'bot.
tle Mr. and Mrs. W. @. Schcmerhorn gold
and china clock; Thomas Howard, a smelling
bottle; Miss Helen Beokwith, u silver smelling
bottle Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, silver
basket; William NJ. Johnston, silver candle
sticks; Mrs. James w, Paul, n sofa cushion
embroidered in gold; Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Tay-
lor, large bronze pitcher; Mrs. Kcrnochnn,
china cup and saucer; Mr.. and Mrs. George i.
kingsland, one dozen china plates painted;
Mrs Mason Jones, n silver group "Hirtius;
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Swan, hammered
Il, Livingston, gold card receiver; Benz
jamin Welles, gold inkstand with
dragons; Hamilton Carey, brass therr-
mometer; II. do b. Parsons, china card
receiver; Mrs Oliver Belmont. n silver sugar
bowl; Mrs. Gibbs, gold inkstnnd; William
Hamilton Russell, an inkstand; r. BrocEholst
Cutting china and gold clock; Llspenard
Stewart, silver iiugcr bowl; Mrs. Stevens,
sllver.backed brushes and mirror; IL. A. Carey,
q goldlined punch bowl; solid silver tray,
with monogram, from Mr.. and Mrs. j. Coleman
Drayton: u red morocco case, with silver tea
service in repousse, from 'Rosey and Holen;'
an oval silver tray In carved design, from Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Spencer-Witherbee; two dozen
silver oyster forks. from Miss Ludlow; n large
black morocco case, lined with white satin and
filled with eighteen knives, forks, and spoons
ofgold, from Miss Wilson-the work in designs
OF leaves and ferns; an eXquisits fan OF brown
wood, carved and tillcd with gold-brown
gauzo, hand raintCd, from Mrs. George Cabot
| Ward; a porcelain Vatican cake tray in colors,
embossed edge, from Dr. and Mrs, Fordyce
| Baker, China coffee cups, in all shades,
from Elliott Roosevelt; a white ivory tan,
with black point lace top, from Mrs. Henry
| s.. Sanford; a large black morocco case
| with two brushes, two cologne bottles, two
boxes of powder, from NJ Acker, jr.; quaint
Miss May Bird, i handsome lamp, in red,
white, and fs.U nrabesque designs, crimson
top. frfg~. Miss Taller; little jug in gold and
| nmbtr BOncHlun glhhs, from MISS Aucluluc
J Hamilton; a lamp in crimson, from Miss How
| land brass clock, In shape Of an old hamlet
with letters In gold from Arthur Leary; an
antique card receiver from DIR. and Mrs. VIII;
| lam T. Ltisk; q china japanese flower bowl
| from Mrs. John Taylor Adams; n silver candle
| stick in repousso from Mrs A. Whiting; two
beautiful silver salt cellars from Miss Annie II.
| Murray; a silver card case with porcelain bot
| tom from Miss HeckShcr; vase in blue and
| gold from Mrs. VIM. Sunl; yellow and silver
| jug from Miss Sand; two green and gold vases
| from Gen. Cullum; silver spirit flask from
| George Henry Warren: two bisque figures from
| Mr.. and Mrs. John lnnes Kane; a solid silver
| cream jug from Mr.. and Mrs Byam
! Kirby Stevens: silver tray, beautifully chased,
| from Mr. and Mrs. John Steward; silver can
| delnbra, from Mrs William Astor; two small
| candlesticks to match, from Mr. and Mrs. B.
| f. Wilson; two candlesticks from william NJ.
| Johnson; elegant Vatican fan, from Colonel and
| Mrs. Wainright: silver pitcher, from Arthur
| A. Carev; an antique jug in cream and gold
| porcelain, from Mrs William Iscln; a case of
| two dozen ice spoons in antique design, from
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Cooke, OF Norfolk, Va; n
blue satin case of aiter-dinner coffee spoons, IN
silver and gold lined, from Miss Hall; ON ice
cream spoon Ofsilver, from Amory $. Carhart,
| of Brooklyn n basket of Internationally
| and pink roses, fIom Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
| Iselin, jr.; q basket of roses and carnations.
| from Richard Peters; baske. of pure white
roses, from Miss Charlotte Pell; lace fan,
| gold-linGd silver salt cellars, and gold tea
| spoons, from the brides mother.
| Boston, Nov. ia registered certificate OF
| the city of Boston per cent. water loan for
! 100000 in favor of the United states Trust
company, of New York, trustee, for Caroline S.
| Astor, was issued to-day. This is q gift from
| William Astor to his daughter, who was yes
terday married to Marshal o, Wilson.