New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
WEDDfNGS YESTERDAY.

Suter president Of the NewYork Central ana huusoh
Rivex Railroad Company was married last evening ~
JryiBgtonon-the Hudson, to Alfred ). msnnins' az
architect formerly Of England, now OF this CITY Inc
wedding took place in st. Barnabass Episcopal
Church. over q thousand invited guests witness
fng the ceremony. A speciSi u" - st.
Grand Central Depot at 2 O'CLOCK WIN Wv
E.uyork euests and returned again after tne scr'oo
~ ..rr =, the church had been Handsomely
n..ora,ad with flowers and plants by klunder Inc
o.n,re arch TO the chance entrance was huhe VIII
snilax forming curtain. and caught pack py cus'oi
of roses The altar massed with wnte Easter es'
Ascension Gala and valley blooms, and on either sac
blooming plants and palms and ferns Great PINK auo
bte roses filed the font and exotcs bordered the chan
ra The bridal party entered the church shortly after
O'Clock to the strains Of the Wedding March. FIRST
Dame the ushers. each wearing white hover iney
were N. Il. Rutter, brother Of the bride; william H.
Garner and Walter of this city, and H. g. Caio
well. of Irvngton. Following them were the TWO
bridesmaids Miss Hattie Rutter, sister OF
the bride, and Miss Mary Barnum' OF
this city, daughter Of u. b. Barnum The ofide
leaning ON the of her father came last one was
met by the bridegroom and his best man, Thomas
Manning. his brother Assistant Bishop Potter per
formed the ceremony assisted by the Rev. William Ben
jamin rector Of the church
The bride, who IL petite and fair. wore toiee oi
heavy pearlwhte SATIN made with fun court tIa ram
Thefront was covered with deep ruies OF point ace
which also trimmed the square-cut corsage anu c t
sleeves. full veil of soft iuren fell over 1ne 1ga
Diamond ornaments and carried cluster of white laes
held by broad white satin . ISeo satin int the sT Just
reae ing the floor The fronts were covere1 w .n
b,odsred in I,i The iow-cnt were finished
VITA me lace sleeves beus met by tan monsq9eae
elsves- They carried large bouquets OF deep yenow
roses almost golden In shade Mrs kutter, none, a.
the bride appeared In rcn Drown vee wbite and s
vers broeade The was edged with point are
s tes wore a dsssss Pns reception
was held on account VI .n ,ba homo ~
Mr. Rutter and after quiet wedding supper the bride
and bridegroom strted on rp TO xne cstS braided
IN gold and With hat and wrap bn G o %ere
spend Many as gre Mr we're Manning will live in
Among the present ard invited were t Mr. s1a
and Mrs W. x. Vanderbilt, Chauncey NJ pepew Mr ana
Mrs. Thomas Rntter Mr.. and Mrs d. B. Barnunni' Mt
and Mrs Frederic i9yeOg NGys Mr. aP Mr. a ad
Mrs j. D. Taylor General and Mrs M,gee, Austin
Lss,hrop MT and MF sou5S m Es' mali Moa Mr.
Mr. william Flaglsr Mr. and Mrs Mr. a w Nam
FF Soas KENT n Mr. and Sr Buck
ter H. Stanley Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. X T. Robertson
and M Mr. any Gyr mrs W idnsra Mr. i
6 pSsa and Miss DUAL Charlie r Palmer James An
ger'Il' Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. H., J. Hayden,
Mr. Mrs David Dow Mrs. NE o apa MRS OF
George G. Darliag of Rochester President ana MIS-
BarnaraM MIS- morren Mr. sSd
san aud NJ Gilbert Jones' Mr. Andrews. Nelson White,
Miss sparks nr ana M as Washnston M AMI Irs j.
Whitney, of Rochester, ana Leigh H. rage Oh NHsina'
Tho wedding of Miss Alice haven, daughter OF George
O. Haven and Nelson Borland OF New-Loodon GREW ,
Maason-aye the house OF Mrs Woodward Haven the
brides grandmother Amid prS1n'g poos Blaze with
the Rev Arthur Brooks. rector Of the Church o. me w
n lie n.nsrs were Morgan Post. Frederick Apple
ton and j. W. Haven. The bride WAS prety utesseu III
wht s,.m sah Arecepton vas held and many hand
sone gfts eved. The brides father presenter ir
risned house
At No. TIA Lexington-sve. Miss Lillian Augusta
une,,er daughter OF william A. Hoeber. was married to
stephen Campbell MARITIME in the eyena mn My Ssa p
the bridesmaids short costumes of white satin and
vaenciennes lace and oonayets o, and The 1shers
were La Montssne r. No. La Mo- fo,et eop
;ed a white ltin robe. point lace veil aud diamonds
and bouquet Of Apoa. De- ui
and The guests included MR. ana Hers
DeIano Calvin Mr. and Mrs Sd Wrs Pierre Noel
MI and Mrs Franklin MARITIME, Reginald frlncklrn
Roland Kncedler the Misses knoedier aiu AiS "e"''
Gilsey.
Mis-. Isabel Clark daughter of T. Russell Clark; was
maIr,ed in the afternoon in St Thomas's Church to
The bridal patty entered at o'clock 70 the Medelss9nn
Wedding March The nsaers were oeV w sa,ns
Rudolph F.. schimer aud A. L. clark; orolher o. inc
briie The bridesmaid s ID dresses OF %e @ M,
H. ci,rf The brides sister Miss Lille Roberts, Miss
s IN 1a,bsr vino gave her away She wore dress
OF white san made with long IRAN, the front drapeo
orange h,ass ms ami she carried bouquet OF white
roses and .lacs. The bridegroom ana III. Drst man
William T. Lawson waited al the chanel. reception
IN several hundred guests held az The Clark mansion
In Riversde-aye near One hundredh-st. Inc mouse
WAS ornamented with flowers and there were music ana
reTeshmeni. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Russell al, Move nps se Mrs lie Note Miss jennings
Miss Ryder and Miss skdinore.
Miss Julia Dye Nichols. daughter OF the late DR..
Niehos OF Newark. aud John Laurie Martin. Of
NebSasfa were married in the afternoon at the house OF
Mrs Ethan Allen. No. as West fifty-sscond-st About
Sscsed with palms ana ferns the bride and bridegroom
standing IN hover. The Kew. Dr Shares ~. fMk-
hurst performed the ceremony The bride wore dr:sa
OF white satin and point lace, made with long train
the tule veil being held by craee blossom md M Hs
Eiizabeth j. MeCarter the bridesmaids Frederick
A Asr was The 's ana Of i'f
and Charles X. Nichols. brother of The bride recep-
Misses Ms Parker and Mrs KasDy. OF Newark Miss
Budget, Mr. and MIRA Borland. Or aDd Mrs DE Wolfe:
Scotland; Mrs. Joshua Kins, Miss King and Miss
Sharpless.
Miss Hannah NJ. GledhIl. daughter Of Richard Ged-
hill was married John d. C0zzens jr In tile evening
the of the brides father No 423 West Thirty
fourth-st
The wedding of Mas Anna W. Murphy. daughter Of
Henry C. Murphy and Charles p Higgins took place In
the evening In Grace Church Brooklyn The bride Is
OF re sns i hs serycs and Henry
Murphy. IT,. brother OF the BRIDE acted a. best man;
The bride wore travelling costume. Only small
compauy was present aud the reception held at MI.
Murphys house. No. 1873 Remsen-st.. was attended only
by relatives
A RECEPTION IN BROOKLYN
A. ID. Wheelock City Treasurer OF Brooklyn,
gave reception about 200 people last evening at his
house. No 1851 Joralenon-s, In honor Of his son. W. IT,
Wheeloek and his bride, who were recently married ~
Providence The rooms were handsomely uecoa'eu anu
music aud retire shments were enjoyed