New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-08
nr wrDDJyG OF EX-GOVERNOR EN6LISH'

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nc r. o,,or,or J. f. English, of Connecticut
.o.tordov morning to Miss Anna r. Morris
was No., =, Mrs l. c. Morris. The wedding TOOK place.
Nc 80 hnuse OF Henry b. Plant, NO. 59o fil'h-aVo'' anu
90 o,ended by only the relatives ana luI'ha'o ,,
che contracting parties. The pariors "er" u00ASU
nba,s and vases OF pink ana VI ite roses an"
- poy n Parker Morgan, OF the Churcn Vi 'no
IIavonlv Rest performed the ceremony Iho oriIe'
- as ended by bridesmaids, wore tr'VelihS
soss of cloth and velvet with princess po'" "
,notcb and cluster of roses hlter ''o 80
onv there was wedding oreaklas' at ~
onico,s for twenty guests, lhciuulhS uo ,
ma NJ, Eckert Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ehei''n'
a"u NJ II r Plant b. ]. and j. G. English. sOhS
80 hrIdocroom; A. f. Morris. brother OF the oliuo'
II.nrv sanford and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. OBrlen' i"'
,ra nj the table massed with roses anu d" 90 ,
oIato was a cluster OF pink roses or lilies OIL 'no
.T,er tho breakfast the bride and groom went on w.
ninc tour They will reside for time this winter az ''
Windsor Hotel co.ornor
Tngsh's tall form is as straight as an arrow h0 '
fine military bearing a digninod' Impressive "', &C.,.
courtly manners. AS he stood WIN Nli'' ~ -.
the Rev. Dr. Morgan yesterday, the "Fc'Hso r,
orld have sDoken OF him man uhdcr sNS' i"'
bride fully forty years younger IS oeau'''"'' -,
=, .ac,, eonrc Mr. English spent the summer III
sarotoca at the Grand Union Hotel Among tho many
l,dies In whom he was presented thcro' 'ii'' 1'
sooued IN attract his special attention. She WAS JUN
N
,,anner Her father now dead. was John l. MOTIFS
ohcr of the Southern Exposition Company, OF when
Afr Plant Is president. OF late the family haVo resueu
In Rrooklyn The Ex-Governor and MISS MOTIFS ePo'''
40 much time together at Saratoga ana seemeu 70 's
ZACH other with much favor that society gossip soo
had them engaged, but not before Conhotlcu'
had fully agreed with the lady on the subject inc re-
port that his were bitterly opposed W 'ho 'N"
Mr. English is the wealthiest in Connecticut his
fortune exceeding So 100000 largely invested IN vau
able real estate business blocks an9 M t Gov over
been identified with the growth OF MS stare ioI
half century lie sat IN the Sonhee.icut otato
lauro 1855 and 1886 aud declined in
the Democratic candidate FOR w S IIcss
1850 he met with defeat. In lo62 lie wont 70 tuo toG
OF ss fST I9ut to the
Out of his private means ne gave his state
lie defeated General j. r. Haw!cy for the Goyernorshp
in 1867 and one year later successful against Mar
a was ecct.d aSnn in $50 Two years later he de-
feated in the Congressional election ny JuuEq
He was a candidate the Presidential nomination 'h
lS6S for which he ha1 the support OF TSmmany ian,
Mr.. English friend and valued SUPPORTS n,o "o
school education and two homes. hands; which nc APP
piled to the carpe9rrs 1raG@ GocS w"rks rubber
manufacturer aud interested in transportation COM
panies and various Industries
OTHER MARRIAGES.
Miss PhGbc Farjeon daughter Of Israel Far)eon ana
MICE of the author b. j. Farcon was married last even
ing TO Max Rothschd OF Pttsbnrg at the house OF the
brides father No 31s West FOrtysXth-st The spacious
trimmed with PERCUSSION I's'a' NO.
palms and autupn flowers and a wedding narcu was
Ilnyed by "A hidden orchestra as the hridal coupt
enrgred She was unattended by bridesmaids or uahcr
Her dress OF heavy white satin was made win iI
court train, and dapcd with SOIL Whltc CIeo M c''i,
and 1ounces of dueiesse lace long veil OF tue was
held by "a wreath OF blossoms ana she held Gus
ter white The Rev Dr. MendfH per'odaCut NV
ceremony and afterward there WAS large reception
win music and refreshments 10y MazzetL Late IN Tue
evening the bride ana bridegroom sldIteu vi 'o''''
They will live in lttsbuTg.
Miss Mary Elliott Lewis and BENJAMIN arthur
Cooney were married last evening at the home OF Tue
hrije's mothCr the Rev. Dr. Cornelius {. Swope, OF
trinity Chapel officiating Immediately after the
ceremony there was reception 10 inc rcEt-
tvc. and intimate friends the house
of Mrs George Gloomy, mother OF the bridesroom nj
No 33i West TWenty-cighth-st The parlor7 were
decked with flowers aud there were music and refresh
merits
quiet wedding at home took place last evening at
No Ii West Twenty nInth.st. when Miss Madgc Mclean
was married to j. : Ward jr only the relatives ana IN
innate friends were present. The bride wore White
sariu md ~ le