New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Estele Garrison, daughter of the late
William H. Garrison, was married TO the Hon. Charles
Maule Ramsay, of England son OF the late kear Aui-
raj the Earl of Dalhouse and only brother Of the pres
ent and thirteenth Earl OF that ancient Scottish house.
Re-Teaeh." the cottage of the brides mother FL
beron N j., at noon yesterday. The brdegrooms
mother the Dowager Countess. lives at her villa near
Florence Italy, the only other members OF the Fam
fly are the Earl and Lady Dalhouse theater being the
doughier Of an Earl aud granddaughter OF two Dukes
The bride is a granddaughter OF Commodore GARRISON
The bridesmaids we're three little girls, Miss Baby !"
Garrison Miss Ethel Hurst and Miss Edith Dana-JOnes
They were dressed in white silk and lace and carried
bouquets OF daisies white carnations and hhes0fthe
valley They also diamond thistes, the wedding
fayors given by bridegroom Pins OF the same design
were given to the ushers. The bride wore dress OF
heavy white SATIN garnished with point lace fOunces
ana point lace veil which by her sister, the
Countess de BraIles at her wedding last autumn Her
bouquet was Of orange flowers and she
wore handsome diamonds, the gift OF the
bridegroom. The house decorated with
roses daisies, orchids, hydrangeas and other flowers
and palms Souvenirs were received from the Mar
choness OF ansdowne Lady Melgand and the Countess
de BIialles of France.
The young couple stood under floral bell, when the
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. BENJAMIN
Franklin OF Shrewsbury, N. j. The bride was gwen
away by her little brother, William X Garrison. There
WAS an elaborate wedding dinner. The brides cake was
cut with appropriate ceremonies after her health had
the MARQUIS Chanaon de Briaes, her brother-in-sw
Two scotch pipers clad in the Dahonsie plad marched
three times around the table playing Scottish airs and
subsequently played appropriate airs to
which the younger portion of those pres
ent danced contra dances and other quaint
measures Dancing kept up until 4:3O p M, when
the guests were driven the EberOn station and took
specal train over the PENNSYLVANIA road 10 New OK
The BRIDE and bridegroom starred for the city hat an
hour earlier In Pullman paIlOr car attached to spe-
cal locomotive 49,. .
Among the guests were Belyer. OF the British
legation; Mrs Dana-J Ones Mrs. Craig, the Misses Es-
TIT John jay, Mrs. William Aston, Mr. and Mrs. +.
JOriard, MIR. and Mrs. A. Belmont Mr.. ami Mrs.
Oliver Northcote. Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney
Kane Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Rves, Mr. and
Mrs. Buchanan winthrop Mr.. and Mrs. George Cayen,
dish PentDck Colonel and Mrs 3. V. L. Cruger MT ana
Mrs q. n. Warren, Mr. and Mrs Robert G0eet, Mr. aud
Mrs Ogden Goeet, Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Whitney. Mr..
and Mrs. s. Rowland Nj. and Mrs W. X. TraveIs, Sir
Roderick Cameron, MISS Cameron Mr.. and Mrs. Bona
parte, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Woolsey.
A wedding took place at Clarks parlors in West
Twenty tbjri-s at y. IN. yesterday. The bride
Miss Hannah Hecht daughter OF Asher Heeht and the
bridegroom was John Il. Peyser. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Gottheil OF the Temple
Emanuel II. Hecht, jr., the brother OF the bride was
fhe best man. The usbers were Henry Saron,
Meyer Hecht and A. Heoht. The BRIDE was Handsomely
attired in white satin and lace. dinner was served
after the ceremony. Among the many guests present
were Mr. and Mrs ]. Weidner. Mr. and Mrs ). j. Held
Mr. and MIS- B. Hecht, Mrs ID. Hecht, Mrs. nj. H"cht,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Schafer, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Schafer, Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs
A Uhlieder Mr. and Mrs T. NJ. Peyser, Mrs. ID. Peyser
AR. and Mrs f. Arone aud Mr.. aud Mrs. g. seiden0erS