New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
UEUUINGS.

In s.. Tnomas's Church, Miss Elizabeth
Breese Morse grand nicre of Professor : f. b. Morse
was married yeterday afternoon to Ruius Dc1aAe l.
The chancel was decorated with plants and flowers
The bridal patty met al the chanctl rail- by th'
BRIDEGROOM TENDED by his man, his brother Franz
Delaneld, and the Rev. Dr. Alexander Mckay smith
who read the service The bri IL white corded sill
with point lace folces, with point lace veil ana
boudueI The valley. Tue bridesmaids were
Miss 81 I. 1losc sister of the BRIDE MISS NJ l. Dan"
n.ioa J. VI ~reyers and Miss Catherine Wells. Their
costumes were OF pink or blue muslin anh they wore
large hats trimmed TO match and ornamented with
pearls feature of he PROCESSION was 40 Iitte roy
As pages dressed black velvet set of ny broad collars
Of white lace and carrying three cornere1 hats The
nshers we're sidney Colgate Henry Aspnal, T. wells,
w. f. Moran and Mcssrs Haskell and De Forest
Nendrlssohns March vas rung upon the chimes as the
marty left the churcn. reception, to which Only
relatives we've invited follow cd at the home Of the bride
the marriage Of Miss Emile Weber, daughter OF John
Weber t George ii. keim. Tie church was hled when
the egroOm accompanied by nis best mai" FREDERICK
White and tn Rev. Dr. Cooke, rector of tine ch' rch
took their stand the cnancc rail as TIE bridal party
approAcnel The bride who dress Of white silk
TRIMMED with Lace. leaned the OF her father, ny
whom gwen away. reception took place al
the brides hore, No. l,l2l Madison-ave
coop.ny which almost filed the Brick Church
gath, ed IN the evening witness the marriage OF Miss
Jennie NJ Prince ddGshter VI D. thrs'oiher frilce oI
Irving. H. 10 Henry V. ID. Black, Of this city. IHe
ceremony p Formed 10y Dr. John Hall assi,tTd by
the Ray Washington Choatc o 1rvlneton. Tie rcia.
tiyes AID assembled al er the ceremony Al
No 3O4 FiftD-dve. and congratulated TIC newly married
couple.
Tie larser Of private weddings which took place
was tnAt OF Miss Edith Warren to william starr MIei
nj the home OF ihe brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George He. ry Warren, Nc. 52O Fliil IeiweeI
$50 and 200 relatives and intimate irleh only were
present To witness Tho ceremony. The bIlde VINO is Il
handsome blOude. wore rO1r OF whHe ana siINei
broca led satin OIuanenrd with c3Is TIC st or the
bfidecrunm rhrre usIers or brlte-inhis. ana
fhe reception was Informal Among Ia present were
MIR. and Mis-. Orme wilson, Mr.. anh Mrs OSieh Mi,is
the Misses Bulkley, 4lss George Bcrrymal. MISS
Georgia Il .IIcckscher. Nts tmy HeCkscher MI. ana
Mrs Arcibal Rogers Miss lsen, I'r. ana Mrs DERBY,
Mir aud Mrs J. Coleman Drayion Mss Stevens, the
Misses RcnIsen Miss swan. the Misses WeDh ana MISS
Taller. MI aud Mrs. Miller sail on Saturday Tor Europe
Miss Luu Case daughter OF Watson f. Case, was
married AT her home, No AL Fifth ave. last evening
u Henry Coster Emmett. by the Rev. Ilr John nan.
only about 100 friends invited. Tue bride wore
a gown ,f white satlD trimmed with lace ana carried
bououet o. iii of the valley Miss kltue Emmett
SISTER of In. IN groom, Miss Romano stone were
only bridesmaids. Charles Emmett, hfOihci OF the
bridegroom arted best man. and the ushers were
Edward Emmett Henry Phelps Case, lsaa .lsellh ana
Chares Harris
Miss Ki;tis C. Coleman OF Brooklyn. was married last
evening Ia william OBrie0, son OF Joseph n y brlo"
OF this ctv, at ST. Peter and Paul Roman Calhuic
Church Williamsburg. reception followed at tnS
home the br de's sis err Mrs James bueer 30 i'i'
CliutOn-ave. Prominent among the gnes.s lr'n W.. m
city -ere Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. OBrltn' Colec'ol
Uearn John r. Kelly, Judge Blatchford OF Washington
William LImmiS. Mr.. and Mrs. EueeDe Kelly MI aiu
Mrs Chauncey Kerr and Dr. Walter eewell The oriue
wore a costume OF white satin .rnmed with point lace