New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
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UEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Helen. Sinclair Hubbard was married
last evening TO Henry Guy Carleton, at No. al East
Thirtiethst the home of her aunt Mrs Joseph Marie
The Wedding quiet one. only the relatives ana mt
mate friends being present. The bridal party entered
the fl ont drawin to the strains OF the Mendesson
wedding March, First came the two ushers. Benjamin
Binsse and George f. Carr then tho two bridesmaids
Miss Leontine Marie and Miss Livingston. The BRIDE
came last with her brother, Sheffield Hubbard, who
gave her away She wore heavy whe-saiin aTess'
made with a fun court train; tho cor
sage cut with low neck and elbow sleeves. The long
veil was OF rare point that has been in family for
many generations In her hand cluster OF white
roses and lilies Of the valley The two bridesmaids wore
dresses Of soft, white silk made dancing length aud
trimmed with profusion Of Oriental lace They carried
large clusters Of pale pink tied with PINK SATIN
ribbons The ceremony was performed by Monsignor
Preston the bride and bridegroom standing under
two immense palms Aftcrward a reception
was held The rooms trimmed with plants
and flowers, and. refreshments were served. Mrs
Mario the hostess black tuo dress. over black
satin the front trimmed with white point lace and loop
ings of yellow and black ribbon Miss Josie Marie de
butanto ofhis season. attred IN white silk and une
Phiiip fiSinsston Mrs Van RENSSELAER,, Mrs. Beverley
Robinson. Mrs and Miss Fowler Arthur Learyi NILS
James Duane Livingston. John Livingston, MI Barry
Peter Marie Miss Camille Marie the MISS BHS's MIS-
Turnure, Miss Robinson and Mrs. Horace Porter Ihe
is the editor Of d and Gs agn9r ThsaT S5 Thc
bride is pretty and is clever artist.
The Church OF the Messiah in Gatesavc., Brooklyn,
was the scene last evening OF fashionable wedding
The bride was Miss Elizabeth Van BOkkeen daughter
of s. D. c. Van BOkkelcn and the bridegroom was Allan
Plume Nichols The church decked with eyergreens
and palms. and filled with guests. The bridal party en-
tered to the music Of the Lohengrin march, the siH
ushers leading followed by the one bridesmaid VINO
walked alone and last the bride with her father
The bridegroom, attended by his best man,
John i. Nichols, awaited at the chan
eel where the Rev. Charles X.
Baker rector performed the ceremony. The bride wore
a white satin dress made with Marie AntOinettc tram,
aud cOrsage trimmed with duchesse lace The
long tule veil held by lilies OF the valley ana
stars and she carried bouquet OF roses and
lilies Miss Madge Nichols. the only bridesmaid, wore a
dress OF white tue with low neck and short sleeves.
and carried bouquet OF La France roses The ushers
were Lyman Nichols Frederick Whitehead. Frederick
Webster, Frank Halpn, cambridge Hnkley and James
Mallet.
quiet homo wedding took place last evening at No
SO East Seventy ghtst. the home OF Mrs Sohn, the
brides aunt when Miss Fannie Ekin daughter OF John
Elkin married TO Nathan Kaiser the Rev. DR.. Kohcr
officiating. The house ornamented by vases OF cut
flowers and there music and refreshments after the
ceremony. The bride white satin and duchebsc
lace with diamond and pearl ornaments.