New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08
counties Relief Fund OF Mutual Lifc Ins. G.
WEDDING S.

Christ Church, RidgewOOd n. j., was tho
ola pretty wedding yesterday when Miss Gertrude
l. Palmer, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Frederick Palmer.
married TO Lloyd Miner. reception to nearly 200
home OF the brides parents.
small number of people gathered In st. Pa:rick's
Cathedral, In Fth-ave, az unusual hour yesterday
to witness OF sgnor Manuel de Escandon.
and Miss Guadalupe de Escaudon, who is
distant relative Of the brdegoom. and to hear the
celebrated Immediately before the wedding ceremony
took place. Although the wedding was private one.
the norat decorations inside the Cathedral eabo-
and costly The bride wore a handsome dress of
white satin During the celebration OF the mass solid
silver chalice which the brldsgroom mad ordered a.
wedding fee to the Archbishop arrived ana was pre-
Table ds Escsndon Mrs G. de Escandon Miss D. Guer.
ra. and F. Juan Flsmondi from Mexico. and Miss
the conclusion OF the ceremonies the party went TO tho
Victoria Hotel where wedding breakfast was enjoyed.
LENox. Mass, Oct 7 (speciaD.-The wedding of Mss
Edith. the second daughter OF John f. Parsons, to D.
Percy Morgan, son of the late d. p Morgan. OF New
York. took place at the house OF tho brides father at
sIoncover &fternoeu The mony performed
by the Rev. Justin Field, OF LenoI and the Rev. Dr.
Henry J. Van Dyke jr, OF New-York The whole house
decorated with autumn leaves and ferns The bride
dressed In point lace. white satin trau with white
tuIle pettlcoat trimmed VITA orange blossoms. shs
ornaments save diamond rose, present from
the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were the sisters OF
bride. Misses Mary Helen, Gertrude and Constance
ParsOns After the ceremony cam, wedding breakfast
feature OF which tho drinking OF tbs brides neaith
from Old Dutch loving cup which OF tue
wedding presents. Alter the breakfast came the rs'
ception the lawn, the bride leading In the Virginia
The presents numbered over 25O The ushers
Harry McVcar, Oliver Hartman, Hey ward Leavitt,
George Parsons and Thomas WAntuaker. ani the best
was Harry Morgan, the bridegroom's brother
OswEGo, N. Y, Oct. 7 (spseiab.-Miss Eliot NJ Chur-
chill, daughter OF the Hon. J. O. Churchill Justice OF
the Supreme Court, aud Surgeon Walter II. Fisher,
United States Army. attached TO the Department Of
Arizona. married here to-day. Pho ceremony took
place Grace Church In the presence Of relatives ami
a number OF invited guests. The bridesmaids we're 50
Grosvenor, OF Rochester; Miss Wsstbroog Of Ogdeus-
burg aud Misses Katherine and Alice Churchill, sisters
OF the bride Dr. Frank Casey, OF Auburn; Dr. A. NJ
Tully OF Chicago; Arlegh Richards, OF Hon; Joseph
Braton. OF Pniad-lpnAi EgOers Lansing, OF CoAoesE
George Clark OF Oswexo and j. q. Churchill r and
|. W. Churchill. brothers OF the bride acted as ushera
the minister as tho Rev. W. IL. Stebona
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7-rhe marriage OF Lieutenant
T. /. Denny, Of tho Marine Corps aud MISS Juls fal-
mer daugh OF General Innls Palmer TOOK piaoe ~
ST. Johns Church last evening IN the presence OF
large aud fashionable company Oh kuesss ,o,ouus
many Army and Navy officers. LeutehAnt o - nemy
WAS beat ushers were prsoourJt
surgeon bean aud Lieutenant W. NJ irvin