New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
WEDDINGS.

There was fashionable and LARGELY attended
wedding last evening No 80 West thirty eishth-,t
the home OF the bride when Miss sadie Young. daughter
o. the late Charles Young. married to o. D. Baldwin
the president OF the Fourth National Bank The large
parlors were handsomely decorated with pronson If
palms and flowers. The ceremony TOOK place under
a canopy of sDilaX and ferns from which was suS-
renGed bell of roses. The mantes were banked
with roses. and against the mirror ono was 4
four.eaf clover, while star Of roses ornamecd The
other The bridal party entered tie parlors o'clock
to the music OF the wedding march, played by stubs
orchestra hidden behind palms ana ferns The ceremony
performed by the Rev Dr. Bird oman, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Edward LathroP Of Stamford Conn., The
bride elective toilet OF rich white satin. II was
made with full court tram the front fonaccd In Old
point lace. full veil Of point lace was held hy diamond
pins and she wore d"n'nd necklace anu pendant az
sOli;aires and dJmOdd bracelets Tie u sscS Hays
were bridesmaids ana wore dresses ~ Wait" satin drcd
SATIN ribbons Clarence Gu;dhy the best man. aud
the ushors J. II. Townsend. \. aad j. g. l''.d.
win, ana E"Sene CoaGby. a reception 'ohoWeu VIC
ceremony and lasted until II o'clock There were music
Tho guests included Mr. and Mrs Cyrua W: Field
Edward Field. Nr and Mrs. john iO"n.end, Mr.. aNd
mother OF the brldcgroOm Nr and MR.. bert 1uus
Louis Gincr. OF kicimou"i ar ana MY. laiirW'
ana Mrs George Arrnts and C. c. Smith.
In the Cathedral in the morning Miss Mary Farley
dan Atcr Of Terrence Farley was married 80 pauiri y
Father Macdonald. The bride wore a trained dress Of
white satin and point lace th tulie vel AMI
diamond ornaments. Miss AuAie Farley, her sister,
acted IA bride smAId and NJ T. Moran, brother oi The
bridegroom the best man. The usncTs were Richard
Walters j. r. Kelley, j. A. and john T. Farley, hr0tbrls
Of the bride and Mr.. CebaoS. wedding breakfast To
the family ami immediate relatives follow cd al the home
OF the bride. IL West seventy ihird-st.
Miss Emma .. seaman. the dluchter OF Commander
and Mrs. \. l.. X. Benham, Rrd Frederick Randall, COL!
Brooklyn married yesterday nj the home ul tae
brlde in Tomp usy lle = l. TIE wedding sas a quiet
one only the relatives being pre- MT
NEw-HtvrN, Jar. ~ tSD,riai,. - An in oras'jnc
social incident the marriage Of Ms Emile irOW-
bridge and GEORGE Iss Rogers Of Bustou. a. The huo
Of he brides father, Thomas A. Tfowbii sr on linl-,
this Afternoon. The ceremony was performed 10y IN"
Rev. Or. Newman Smyth, OF Center Church, ana VII
ieSscd by about $50 OF the immediate friends and rc!
tIyrS. The marriage IN Tho English Styir AiE
Rogers and h- best man, bis brother, Frederick W
Rosc irst ENTERED the pat!or u-dr.u aud took
their p ace under floral b,l. TEcn the four nehers
preredcd the BRIDE who leaned upnn the Pr;n OF hsr
iatNcr and followed ny h-r mother and sister lEr
hosse was "a mass OF floral drcor.iorE Tho brides cor
tune was lOlg gown OF white SATIN with SATIN bro
ca,ed front The cOrSage cat square at the neck
Around her neck a necklace OF pearls, from winch
depended the present OF or husband. star the ttno
of which large ruby and tie points each consist
lug OF wa diamonds. Ms IroWbriGse also wore ala
moNds and pearls.
crndanreg Yale ia 1883 ana -trcAC "a Na's VIZ
torlous OF 1850 sud 1851, OF which the groom was
tae capUun Edward X. Sargent. Joseph Parker IroW-
bridge and John T.. Hcatou. Abuut 1000 persons at
tended the reception aud banquet this afternoon Tho
presents were numerous and elegant. Mr. and ATs
Rogers viii i've III Cambridge.