New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

The Church of the Heavenly Rest was the
scene last ey enng of large and fashionable wedding.
The bride was Miss Fanny L. johnson, daughter OF
Leonard w. Johnson and the bridegroom Ed"aru
Spencer Smith, The bridal party entered TO the strains
of the Mendelssohn Wedding March. The ushers we're
Charles r. Baldwin and Z. j. Merriam. of Waterbury
f. L. Strong John Smith. brother OF the bridegroom
g. g. Perry and n. w. Ellis OF Manchester ~ H.
Miss Ad,lie Birdsa and Nj Lucy Smltn'
the brdegroom's sister, were the brdesnaius
Little Alice johnson. the brides sister was the maid OF
honor aud wore a white dress with a basket OF PINK
roses hung on her arm by SATIN ribbon. The BRIDE who
came in with her father, rich costume OF white
satin with court train the front IN bounces OF
point lace tue veil fell the shoulders and III
her hands she carried cluster OF white liles oorueeu
by llacs. The bridegroom attended by his best man.
william Rutter waited at the chance, where the Rev.
Dr. Parker Morgan read the service. reception TOR
relatives intimate friends was given at the house IN
West Forty-sixth st., the rooms being decked with
flowers
Miss Estello Easton. daughter Of J. H. Easton. was
married to william b. Dowd Jr at the Windsor Hotel,
the Rev. Dr. c. H. Parkhurst officiating. In one OF the
parlors was arranged a chdncel OF flowers wncre me
ceremony WAS performed. Afterward tie young couple
received congratulations in bower OF r1ses ana hes'
The BRIDE who unattended by bridesmaids, wore u
dress OF satin and point lace, with tue vel
Charles A. Smiley the best and the ushers were
Frederick Hail. d. futile, j. Thomas and Mr. McCaheh
supper, witG music. served
Atst Patrlck's Cathedral a handsome wedding oc-
cured The noon. Miss Manuela Zado daushter OF
Mrs. G. Zado being married to r. lavandayra' ny Aroh-
bishop COrrign nupthl mass being celebrated ApouI
200 people present. The chance was decor Led anu
The wedding marches played on the great organ.
The beet man j. 1avaoayfa ana the nshefs were
Mr. Van der kieft, V. HurdadO LOUIS FRANKIE ana MT
iugelu imam Miss Zaldo was the maid OF honor and the
bride ,ads we're Miss Mari Zado Miss Gloria Cesredes
Miss Nan der kle1t aud ISIS kOs Ihe TWO nist were
only thirteen years old. TIE bride wore handsome
robe OF SILVER broeade IN design oi
garlanded with orange buds aud lilies aud trimmed Win
English point lace Her veil o. tulle and she wore
diamond ornaments A reception was held. Inc mar
RED couple will live al the Victoria Among the guests
were John Alexander. Madame Ces edes. Mr. ana MIS-
Lawrence Turnure, Mrs. Mott and Mr. GocuIla'
Miss Harriet Spence Boyd. daughter OF Samuel L.
Boyd, married Henry Eugene Jones, al the house
OF the brides parents M. 3O3 Adelrhst brooklyn al
1880 p. The ceremony, which was private was per
more cousin the bride. f. L. Harding was the best
man and the ushcrs William Leech g. Perry STIR
liS K. W. Van Boskerk and Charles Sponge Boyd. Miss
Minnie Boyd was the maid Of honor. The bride wore
white robe trimmed with ducnessc lace, tilef ven
aud carried bouquet Of white Macs reception was
held from 10 TO- the rooms being decorated
The wedding of Miss Marie Swift Worth daughter OF
Paul WORTH and Dudley Peck gatt took place ~ the
First Presbyterian Church Brooklyn; IN the 1vehint,
Dyke assisted by the Rev Henry Nell, OF "estheid
n. Y. The best man was ] liowdri worth anu ihr
worth Charles Gould John Peckham aud Arthur Clapp
The bridesmaids Miss Worth. Miss Gertrude Worth
OF white satin and Nalehcienhes lace ana sue "oIS
tulc VEIL and diamonds. aud had bouquet OF While
reception was held at the home OF the bride
No. 29S Henry ST.
Leon sumner daughter Of Colonel samuel H. sum err
married Dr. Charles G. Godfrey by the Rev. Henry
bride was bridesmaid and John Godfrey. brother OF the
bridegroom best man. Edward y. Meeker GiOvorE
Sanford, William 4. HavaDd. T.. Stewart sumner aud
4. r. Curtis. OF Bridgeport and Augustus Jacobs OF
Brooklyn, were the ushers