New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-29
WEDDING&.

<, C.or-e's Church in Rutherfurd Place was
-,,1, ,es.eriav noon by fashionable gathering 10
u,,s ,ne welding Of Miss Jennie Poutney BleeioW'
o,neh,ro o. John Biselow. % Charles Edwara lraey'
hr,l Marty consisting Of the BRIDE leaning on the
arm Of her fa'her' and atenneu Y
Tor bridesmaids, Miss Anna BGeiow ana
M,ss Fora Bigeow. her sisters, Miss MARION
ch,r,le.s and lr,. Crosby, met at The charce'
rrbv IN. br leeroo n an h, beat man. The ushers'
ei,bt in number were George W. Dilaway' fhHP
Miller JOAN II. Morgan William Beekman. "hnam
F.ulxc IT, WHY'S Belts aud William 4 l. Lee l"e
Rev. DR.. W. : Runstori read the simple service a."
the bride WAS given away by hcr father. weaving
bre,k.t n the home Of the bri ie. No. Il "r'"eroy
Park To- abour fifty friends followed the ce'e-
mony at tie church
prettv private welding which took place in the
afternoon vas that OF Mss katherine WalNei dauEh-
Ter OF the late Francis T. Walker. to John Howard
wainwright. N the home OF the brides uncle, Joseph
WAGER No. l79 Mtllsonave. The bride Wore rc
costume OF white satin. trim mel with old point lace,
worn by her mo her at her marriage. The veil was
fastened with ornament OF diamond stars The brides
maids were the bri les sisters who wore simple
gowns Of white mall with broad sashes and carried
bouquets Ia France roses. The bridegroom had for
LIS best man his brother stuyvrsant Wainwright The
Rev Dr. john Hail performed thc ceremony The ushers
we're j. Mayhem Wainwright Richard T. Wainwright.
Henry dc 3. Parsons Edmund warren. +. Robbins
walker aud Mayhew Bronson. Among tue guests pres
M, William II. Catn. Mrs. Charles A. Post Miss Lena
Tow. Mr.; and Mrs John Jaeoo Aston Mr. and Mrs
HowlanG XSenatOr anu Mrs. James Otis, the Misses
Ksns'u. Hiss Rcmsen. the Misses huxley. Mss George
bbtFryn1 Nh and Mrs Ge9rse " CamPoe Ms NAY
Mrs George Henry Warren.
ST. Thomass Church presented a brilliant appearance
m the evening. when Mas Emma Eugenia Dart daugn
10 Frederick Clifford squier Of Buffalo. large a"d
fashionable assemblsge gathered TO see the ceremony
he TDO W14ffp
Jr. brother OF tae br ie with the Rev Dr. W. f. Morgan
aud The Rev. Alexander Mckay smith, waited at tie
ehAuce r, the br ial party approached The brides
maids the brides two sisterA Miss Linda A. Dart
Ro,e Jones and Miss Be6e Jones pretty feature OF
Wedding the appearance OF Bessie and Daisy Dart,
carr ng long garlands OF roses they strowed
asoIt the altar steps the bridal party approached
Ine church chimes peaed iorln ~ the newly mlrred
couple left the church. several hundred guests attended
TIE reception at the hide home No 2O2 Wes, Forty
fourihst The house was finely dscora ed with howers
temporary supper room had been built IN the rear
o. the house. The guests Included many from out Of
town.
Church IN Last Forty tnrist n the afternoon al tbe
weadins Of Miss CECILIA A. Harrison, Gunner OF
I1hsngriu's Wedding March was played "a the bridal
parry entered the church The BRIDE on the OF
her father was attended by her sister as tn only
hEiaesua Il, ami the brdeErooms brother actcd ~ h-
best man. The Rev. Father Henry c.. Mcdowell, a.
sisted by other clergy. performed the ceTemOns, after
wAien reception was given BY the brides father at
his home.
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last at tho First Presbyterian Church Ia Henry
ST. Brookyn Heights in the presence OF a large and
brliant a,semblage. The Rev. Charles CuthDert Hall
was the officiating Clergyman The pulpit was decorated
BY her sister, Miss Anna VI. Fellows, as maid of
honor. Miss sprague and Miss Annie f. Bntman as
bridesmaids The best Francis l. IIinc, AID
tLe usher. were Charles Perkins. John j. IIeis-r,
Georse Moh1t C'rrinston Avery, A Howard Van
blnceren and Charles Avery.
A wedding at home that Of Miss Jennie 4. ElmOre
daughter Of Charles Enore. of No 20
u m9ny Morsan 81 brieTe was
mad OF honor and William NJ Post OF ths city, acted az
Rlker Edwin T. starr OF Newark, and Joseph Morn
ings,ar, OF Brooklyn The psrors we're decorated VITA
enc. with cushion OF roses FOR the bride and bride
groom to kneel Oh. The BRIDE wore pink white |
AID poia lace The BRIDEGROOM presented a costly |
rel Of diamonds, aud wedding gifts were numerous. |
ds A Ssa ',fssn' v1Sio M Mr. M
Ma Lson and ME- Nr' starr '",I , Morgan l Mr:
wllsins Mss Bu'sr, Mr. -. Bu,ier Mr. Mr., s And
Mrs Howard scrymser, MARVEL W. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs Herrick' NJ ami Mrs; Llikins NJ and Mrs.;
ana Mrs Wickes. of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Morp9y NJ and Mr. Erl1Shn NGfsphy, VILLAIN ~. A.
DeIL MI. and Mrs Baldwin and J. l. BoAdman
Miss Maria L. Feury. daughter OF John Feury, was
ygsGrIA{ Wo,nns az o e lg
Co., bankers. Tie Rev. Dr. Wall OF 81 Agness Church,
bridesmaid. and John Pu!leyn best The ushers
were Henry McAleenan AMI william J. o. Leary we'd
breakfast served at the Of the bride. No
81 West FOrty-e ghth-st.
koCHE,TER April . (SpsciaD.-Andrew Wesley Kent.
~ attorney OF NewYork CITY. married this even
ing Cornea Jholson Patt. daughter of the Rev DR..
william H. Platt of IT. PauPs Churcn, by the
falhe Of the bride. The wedding one OF the most
brilliant OF the The BRIDE atiircd III white
kaIin Ouchesse lace. and elaborate diamond
necklace George Steele OF New-lork. was best man
BOsTON, April 2S (SPectaA.-The marriage OF Miss |
Anna Z. White. daughter OF Ralph Ii. White, Of |
l.. H. White & Co.. ry-goods merchants, to Charles |
Piaf. OF OF the brewers Of Boston occurred tins
evening AT the brides home in BOystOu-st The fora
display the elaborate witnessed in
BaHton, and music furnished by the Cadet or
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