New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
nrnrR WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Mary Du Bois Wagstaif, daughter OF the
ia,e r Wagsta and sister OF ex Wagsan, was
married yesterday Henry GribDe, oil Engihhu lho
wedding which took place at the family homesteAu'
TaIlaah" near Babylon. J.. l.. drew together IiSe
number OF people and representatives, oi ola
Long Island families. special train left Hunter
Point at IL a. IN. with over 800 guests Ioih
New-York. At Babylon they were met bJ over twenty
five stages that conveyed then 10 the oid mahsloh'
which Is situated the shores OF small IaRe Inc
house presented gay appearance Inc haIl anu u'""
inrrooms ON either side were decGcd with DouSh7 OF
r,,nson oak and maple leaves mingled with PINK and
white roses I'm the rear drawihgrOOm was an arch
made entirely OF e with loycrs-knot III carha'IoS'
The pillars between the rooms were decked WIN "Pio
leaves and over doors dahlias carhauon' anu
,bry,authemums The bslusrade In the main hai! was
covered with crimson leaves and pink roses adorned the
newell post
The bride came down stairs TO the strains
NJ Mendelssohn's wedding march played 1S
Lander. She preceded DY inc u'"o''
Cbauueey FLOYD Jones Dr. David Haight Cragh
Colt and Andrew H. Green, anl two htte RlI''
m white who acted as bridesmaids They were Mo!Ii"
Waxstan age four VINO carried large basket oi yc""
roses and Helen Rosaic Rcmsen who carried PINK
roses The bride walked with her brother Alfred ""s
staff who gave her away. The bridegroom WAS
attended by Mr.. Hamilton, OF England, as b'St man.
Tho ceremony took place under the bower OF autumn
leaves tie service being read by the Rev. George
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brGe assisted by the Rev. Reuben Riley OF islp'
The bridal dress was ivory white satin, made with
full court train. and square cut corsAgc the 'front.' oe
pr trimmed in founces Of point lace Her vel was of
Old family point lace and was held by diamond pms
Shc carried bouquet Of white roses ana wore "tnrr
Diamond ornaments. The ceremony was ioiO"eu ny
luncheon and music. Al 3 p M. ine bride ana 3ridc,
groom started short weuuIhg iuuI ail"
snow snO%~er cboor, from the guests They will
return and spend short time In tho city, wDch thcy
viii start for Yokohama, Japan, by the way OF Shh
Francisco. where they viii remain dnring thn winter; %
ost OF guests from the city returned by inc hpccl
at O'clock the large wedding caHe OFis r' finn T
the eighbprhoOd and ut the house renamed 70 cuo1
dance III the evening ~, -. AZ. o,d
Mira W X Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Luchis "i!meralls'
Mr. and Mrs william Fioyd-Jonos' Mf. ana mrs; MiIo
lam Carpenter, General I'd Mrs NCDO. MIS- iahIo
swan Mrs Irntihon the Misses Lcntlihon. Ars Henry
UayeIneyer the Misses Haycmeyer. MISS Hc1rslc hrli-
sen, Mi.s Fannie Reinsen. Mr.; ana Mrs Mrs d,i EiI
Mrs C. Du Bois wagstan Mr.; aud Mrs rh%ni1
Remsen, Mr. aud Mrs Henry y nype: Mr ,6a anu Niss.
FoydJones. Mr and Mrs. william 5ayaId Cutting, pr
and Mrs Fulton Cutting Mr ana MTs: Wln ad ,r and
Mrs. william Th0ine.
Miss Mary Jenkins Seaman, daughter OF Frederick a.
Seaman, and Deputy Collector Arthur Berry Were
married yesterday ,srao0n a. '9g The wr6SnS took
place early Ia The afternoon ana there was reception
until O'Clock.
Miss Knowland daughter Of Frederick Knowland, was
married last evening Mr. Lahn at the nome ol heT
father IN Painicld, y. j.
The marriage Of Mss Eliza Gray danghteT OF Henry
6. Darcy. OF Newark, ana Edwin Qunton keasby, OF
Newark took place at Grace Protestani pi Lpiscopn, M
Church that city yesterday. Rowland A. kcasDy was
best man. Schuyler H. Jackson. Assembly man neoite
ID. Jenkins. Lynn Keasby and Henry Darcy were the
ushers The ceremony performed Dy tho hcN'
George Chrsteon the rector After the ceremony re-
ceptiOn held at the home OF the brides Iathef Oh
South ST. after which Mr. and Mrs KeasOy started Oh