New-York tribune., 1886-01-14
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WEDDINGS.

,,,u,xcroN. Jan. 13 (SpecaD. - Miss Edith
,..,.r the elder daughter OF the ex-Minister to
- and the Rev. Allen Macy Dulles, OF Detroit,
.,,.h;ron we're married this evening at the New-fork
...nne PRESBYTERIAN Church, OF which the bride is a
-..n,her The ceremony was performed 10y the BRIDE
.a,,s father assisted by the Rev. DIR. Bartlett, the
a,or The bridegroom was attended by his brother,
Trb Dulles as best man, and the six ushers were
Under Cregor Second Secretary of the Russian
Haro,on. Charles v hitehouse, Secretary of Legation
S.o;n under Mr. Foster; Ross Thompson and Hub
III Smith. of Washington; William Dulles and
uoatley Dulles of Michigan The bride on the arm of
h.r father met the groom and best man at the chan
III here ferns and palms were massed III the tack-
c,Cd c.e adding much to the effective grouping. The
ts;des dress of white satin long full sweeping
.ran side plated panels, and front coyepd win point
," The high cOrsage and long sleeves were finished
;,h lace and tue veil fell from the head over the
hola 6pure She carried white roses ami lilies OF the
slIey and slender necklace OF pearls, the GIT
f her mother who wore them at her own wedding
gh bride smads were Miss Eleanor Foster, sister of
Che bride and Miss Dulles, sister OF the bridegroom
wearing pink satin dresses draped with lace ana
arrvnC bououes of white roses, and Miss Amy Nord-
hoa and Miss Mary Bradford wearing white satin and
Iece and carrying pink roses all wore short wells OF
tuile thrown back and reaching to the waist. Mrs.
Eoster,s dress a court train OF pearl brocade en-
hossed with open the front of pearl satin en-
bro,dered with silver. She wore clusters of pale pink
feathers in her hair at the shaped eolsage, and
oorried a pink feather IAN Among the guests were
Dr and Mrs Bacon and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stone,
of New York relatives of Mr. FoSter the Chet Jus
rice and Miss WAITE the Postmaster-General and Mrs.
Villas Senator ano Mrs. voorhees,, senator ana Mfs.
Harrison and daughter. -
The fire at the home of the brides parents last even
inc necessarily changed some of the wedding arrange
ments The reception following the ceremony. was
held at the house of Mr.. Nordho, and was limited to
relatives aud the more Intimate friends.
Miss Ada Hull, daughter of Mr.. S. L. Hull. was
married Yesterday afternoon at o'clock to William
J. Underwood at the home OF her mother No. 81 West
Fortyxhs The wedding attended by the relatives
and intimate only the bridegroOms family il
In mourning. In the front drawng-roOm, before the
windows was full arch OF palms and smilax from
which hung large bell of pink ana white
rosebuds and maiden-hair fern. In the
doorways were hung large stars aud
balls of roses amid garands OF smilax the mantels
were banked with ana hps and palms and ferns
arranged IN the hallway. Tue bride and bridegroom
stood the arch while the ceremony was performed
by The Rev. Dr. Watkins OF the Church of the Holy
Trinity. The brides dress had a train OF white satin,
with front and panels OF SILVER procade.
The square cut bodice OF satin and silver brocade
was trimmed with pearls and duchess lace, and tuile
vel diamond jewels, the gift OF the bridegr0On
we're she was given away by her mother. Ihere
were bridesmaids ,.
MnnrOe OF Worcester. Mass, was welded last evening
TO Thomas Lyon Hamilton, of this city. Inc wedding
pl in the Unversalist Church, Worcester snd
followed by reception. After wedding tour Mt.
and Mrs. Hamilton viii live at No. 3i4 West twenty
seventh-st., this city, =,
A pretty early mornng wedding took place in the
paro.s the Hotel Brunswick. The groom was Charles
f. McGahan. OF Charleston, s. c., and the bride was
Miss Ii lie Eva Anderson, Of Chicago. The officiating
clergyman the Rev. James B. Wasson, OF this city
Among those present we're the parent. OF tae nrae a
Charleston, s. C.; Baron Hugel ana daughttr PIT ah
Mrs. John C. Calhoun, OF South Carolina Lieutenant
Haskell. T. 3. A. wife and mother. OF DaVlds lsland'
Mir W. f. Herring ana daughter. Mr. c. X. Beats, Mrs
Edwin Beats and Major Woodard.