New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-30
TEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

Tho Church of the Heavenly Rest, in Fifth
ava near Forty-ffth-st. was filed with large ana
,shionable company last evening, when Miss Louise
nr peldon daughter Of Josiah Beden formerly OF
Crfornia was married TO Lewis Morris lIdings.
M ,boncel was decked with branching palms
nd ferns The bridal party entered the church while
,ne wedding march was played and ADVANCED to tho
hanc.l where the bridegroom attended by his best
nan 4 F. Bowers. The uShcrs were Dr.. Alexander, k.
H.Worthing,on, H. o. Taylor and c. G. Bennett Miss
wbrgeld and Miss Lent, the bridesmaids, wore gowns
ofdeicate pink silk satin, trimmed with pink satin
rbops Louis QuinLe wreaths of pink roses were worn
ond they carried bouquets OF the flowers held by
mink satin ribbons The bride walked with her father
Ter dress of heavy white satin fell in full court
,ra,n the pctticoat being of poiut-lace
aver satin with embroidered panels The pointed bodice
,rastrmmed with lace and embroidered and full veil
~ ule with houquot Of NiphetOS and i.cs-oi
tbevoley competed the costume. The Rev. j. Parker
Moran performed the ceremony.
Afterward there was large reception at the homo Of
fe brides parents 40 West F.fy-lrsl-st The floral
decorations 10y Klunder unusually handsome The
frat drawiug-room ornameuted with pink and white
Noes with their natural leaves. The
large mirror was vciicd in maiden-hair
ferns and curtain Of Mamaison, La France
Cook ana Npheos fell il and was held back
bya cluster OF pink buds mirrer the lett was or
namcnted with pale pink and against tho walls
ny long garands OF the same flowers The decorations
in the second DRAWN groom entirely OF yellow flow
er Marccal Mel and sunset roses ana arcneSas beng
used while the diuiugroon had proIGsc decoration OF
crimson double ana Japanese dahlas. httcI-sweet Der
rl4s and roses massed the mautels aud tables,
AID placed in Gilt baskets on stando. IA me hs.l
were yellow arr emcsas and crimson berries on
Tie newell post while English ivy was tw.ned on the
bslustdc. Behind screen Of ferns and snlaN was an
orchestra Of musicians and Plnard furnished supper
Among those present were General ana MrS'
George r; Williams; General and Mrs. McCgi'
drew Carnegie Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Kennedy; Mrs.
Charles Croker and Miss CrocFer. Mrs; John sAaw'
Dr. ana Mrs David Magic, j. NJ Requa. Mr. aud Mrs j.
Il. Leyerich. Colonel and Mrs T. L. W9tson' Mr.; ana
idIus;. Mrs Henry C. BALDWIN Nj and Mrs " How,
ard Waite Christopher Meyer, Mr. and MIS-.
E. F. Tm,,o. Mr. and Mrs George r. Gibson Nj aud Mrs.
Joseph 9rm Patterson Abraham Patterson AVID Edgar
Q. Wagner of Philadelphia Robert Heaton, Of Boston;
Bessie Nichols Mr NiChols.M and Mrs. W. W. Russell,
and M. and Mrs II. Augustus Taylor.
At the Church Of the Transformation yesterday after
noon Mis-, Louise Bogth daughter ofthc late William
B. Booth. was married to William Scott silver. The
ehapcci deCked with palms and ferns ana the BULL
ing was flIed win guests. Tho ceremony was por-
rector Tie bride was unattended by bridesmaids.
Augustus canmat.o Mr. nicEcr6ocker, John E silver
brother Of the bridegroom ans Howard Waters me
BRIDGE stcpfather, d. Pardee Halfway, where
mere was reception and there p Were music
and refreshments. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hathaway Mr.. and Mrs John de
Broi the Misses sduey, Mr. and MR. William Wood
ward Mr. aud Mrs John : Silver the Misses Moore Mr.
AMI Mrs. Martin J. Cate and the Misses Cate Of Cam
bridge Mr. and Mrs. Fernandez Dr. and Mrs. Seaman
Mrs. Nilmerding, Mr.. and Mrs &. F. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Frost and the Misses Frost OF Boston
Mr. and Mrs George stanton and the NJ sscs Moore. The
newly welded couple started on wedding tour in the
afternoon.
Miss Rosina C. Russell and Thomas A. Nash Of Phila
delphia married yesterday morning in the Church
OF ST. John the Baptist Brooklyn high nuptlal mass
celebrated by the Kew. Fathers Hardnett, Eccles
and Crabbler The bride entered the church to the
strains Of the LOheDgrn wedding march, and was
preceded by the maid Of honor, Miss y. Clark.
The BRIDEGROOM and his best man, +. W. Russell,
awaited them. reception to the relatives followed at
the home the bride Mr. and Mrs. Nash have gone
a tour South
Miss Isabelle Seagrave and Edward Pearce, OF PrOvi
dence married last evening in that city at ST.
Stephens Church. The wedding and reception after
ward at the home Of the bride attended Dy large
number OF prominent people.