New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

A large wedding took place last evening at
No 76 East Sixtyrst-s, the house Of James CrnnOic
whose daughter. Sarah Dunning Crumbic was married
William Washington Reed, Of Rochester Many palms.
ferns and other plants placed in the parorS ana
temporary altar in the bay-window was pretily orna-
mentcd with flowers The bride, who entered with her
father, wore dress OF white satin. made with court
train and trimmed with founces of point lace inll
veil Of the lace held by wreath OF orangcblo-aoS
and she held bouquet Of white roses and lliesothe
valley. Miss Cumbie. sister of the BRIDE was the maid
OF honor. George Crumbie her brother, was the best
man. and the ushers were Charles NJ Crumbie and Frank
II. Crumbie also brothers. George W. Graham and
George Lesk The Rev Dr. Paxton performed the cere-
mony, and aferward there reception to several
hundred guests with music and refreshments. Among
those present Dr. and Mrs William Tod Ilelmuth,
dge and Mrs. Van Worst, Mr. and Mrs. David Thurs
ton, Mr. and Mrs. George r. blanchard,
Mr. and Mrs. George Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dnlin cham, Mr.. and Mrs o. W. Buckingham.
the Misses sloan. Mr.. and Mrs Edward strong. Mr. and
Mrs. John Sinclair Mr.. ana Mrs George DE witt the
Misses Wilson, George r. Hall. Miss Ella Earle, Mrs.
John Maxwell and Miss Jessie Comstock
Miss Jennie Dyer waring, daughter OF the late william
Waring was married TO Percy Howard Williams. at tho
home OF her mother No 10 South Elliott Place. Brook
Ign. The decked with plants and flowers
there being bower Of similar and roses for the bride
and bridegroom. The mancs were banked with MOWERS
and on either the monogram OF the bride and
formed the ceremony: The bride wore gown o. Ivory
white made with fun court train. and trimmed
with point lace The tnle vel was held by oranscbos
and she carried cluster OF white roses shc was
at ended by bridesmaids, OF them Miss VI. LII
liam Way, acting maid-Of-hOnOr. The others were
Miss Fanny T. Kurth, Miss Jennie Disturnel and
Miss Jessie Wauug, her cousin. Tho best M an
was Edward Anger and the ushcfs were Joseph White
william Dsturnell and hiehcr reception To nve
hundred guests followed There were music aud
luncheon. Among those present were Mrs sarah
Wiams Mr. and Mrs. william Warng. Mr.. and Mrs:
George Il Waring. Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Wariug. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles Disturnel Mr. and Mrs. ID. H. Way. Mr..
and Mrs. Kurth, Gustavus kurth Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T. McCoun Mr.. and Mrs John Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Austin Turner. Miss Marion
Turner Mr.. and Mrs william Marvin, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Louden. Mr. and Mrs George Loudcn. Mrs.
Campbell, Harry Waring and Miss Annie Valentine.
Grace Church. on the Heights, BROOKLYN was the
scene OF "a fashionable wedding The BRIDE was M's
Ethel Greene, daughter OF Mrs. Issac Henderson Of
Columbia Heights. and the bridegroom was Lieutenant
Harvey Clarence Carbnngh. Of the Army. rue
Rev. DR.. Sniyey, rector OF the church, read
the service. The bride attended by four brides
maids, Miss George Smith, Miss Linda Dlla
Miss Emma Kentgcn and Miss COnchita dc la Misa Tue
bride appeared toilet OF white satin, with trimmings
of point lace aud full tule veil held by orange bios
SONS and diamond pins. She carried cluster o bite
roses and llios-ofhe-valley. The best man was Lieu
tenant s. T. Allen. L. g. A. ana the ushers LieuteDants
Fitch, Langht, Treat and Spencer. No reception was
held the family being IN mourning.