New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-06
WEDDINGS YESTEKD4K.

Miss Leslie Josephine Aver, the only dauSh-
ter of the late Dr. j. q. Aver of Lowell Mass was mar
ried at D. H. yesterday to Comm nder Frederick year
son. T. NJ the ceremony taking place at the mousse oil the
brides mother, No West Fiftysevent-st Tie service
was read by Assistant Bishop Henry C. Potter The GER
monv was private only about thirty people being
ent There was n reception from to p ~, when
was largely attended The floral decorations were espe
cIay handsome. The bride and groom stood beneath a
Chinese pagoda, supported with columns OF smia1 ana
IVY studded with nphetos roses with PINK roses az tho
base Tue top was of smax and trumpetshapeu mes
Roses were hung around the OF the pagoda and In
side were three bells The central one was composed
Of white roses having n berope OF hlles-0r-the-Vm-
leyj another half Of pink and haf OF
cream roses and third half OK white and half OF PINK
roses The whole interior Of the three drawlngfoOnS
wa, decorated on lavish scale with bouquets, panels
and curtains OF roses The bride, handsome blonde
wore Worth dress OF white satin made In prlhcesse
style with long rain high neck elbow sleeves and cor
sage laced In the back and with short hip daperes Inc
dress was plainly made and garlanded with orange dos
sons She wore long veil OF point lace fastened WIN
diamond pins and she also wore d.amOndnecAace and
carried a bouquet Of white The groom, who Is
tall end handsome, his naval uniform Mrs' aver
was dressed IN old gold velvet and brooade OF DronZe
olive and old gold flowers outlined In pearls square cor
sace outlined IN pearls and respondent diamonds
David b. Lee was the best man, and the
usbers were T. z. Aver, the brides brother,
who gave her awayi Charles B. Peters, john
w Russell Oliver King and @. Willamov, Secretary OF
the Russian Legation. There were no bridesmaids There
"a music and Pinard refreshments. The presents
were handsome but not displayed The bride ana
groom will sal next Wednesday by the Galta for long
continent tour going first TO Paris. Among the guests
were General and Mrs Meredith Read, Mrand Mrs John
p,galov Mr. and Mrs August Belmont, Lieutenant and
Mrs Logan ex Judge and Mrs. John F. Dillon, COmmo-
dore and Mrs Garrison Mr. and Mrs Charles f. Chicken
inc Aaron CahIn Mr.. and Mrs W. r. TTavers Governor
and Mrs Cafin General and Mrs n. p. Banks, Mr. and
Mrs BENJAMIN Dean, Admiral and Mira. Nicholson,
Admiral and Mrs. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robson,
Judge and Mrs T. c. Abbott, W E. Dodge Stokes, Mr. and
Mrs Adelbert Ames, Mrs G. Vanderbilt, Mr aud Mrs.
laval Farract Mr. and Mrs. Pho EcheverIa, Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ Hughes Mrs. A. 7. Stewart, MI Lalnson,
the Misses Lams0n, Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Jones. Hiss
scott Miss Hamersey Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. HurlDut,
Mrs Addison Jerome, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. jerome,
Mr. and Mira Henry Knickerbacker Mr.. and Mrs Orlando
r. Potter Dr, and Mrs J. r. Peters, Colonel and Mrs
Grant Mr. and Mrs Gurnee, the Misses Gurnee, smith
Eiy IT, Mrs. William T.. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Y.
CCwdln Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Clafln Mr.. AID MIS- A. H.
CIadin, John o. bartholomew, Mr.. and Mrs, william
Breose and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Schisneun
Mis-, Marie Leoni Knoeder, daughter Of the late NJ.
Vnoedler wa married DR. Edward X. Henschel, by
tbe Raw Thomas J. Dueey, Of st Leo's Roman Catholic
Ghurch I'm the evening the house OF the brides mother,
No 80 West Thirty -fOurt-st Edward Ward Knoedler
and Charles ushors, and Miss Ame1e KnOed-
Ter sister OF the bride, the maid Of honor The bride
was attired IN white san point lace and diamonds The
ar stood beneath large bell Of white roses camelias
and lIlas with splash of pink roses at the side.
large number OF people were present.