New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
WEDDINGS.

PorcUKEEPsIE, Jan. z (SpeciGD.-Miss Maud
u.,oara. daughter OF Joseph +. Barnard, and James
Isuox Banks OF New-YOrk were married this afternoon
!, Judce Barnards house in this city, The officiating
,.rgyman was the Rev. Dr. II. L. Seigenfuss, OF Christ
nurch The brdo attired in white satin and silver
,,oc,ae point lace trimmings and point lace veil At
her throat she diamond butterfly, presented by
the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were Miss Frances
R.ruard Josie Banks, Miss Maria Banks. ana Miss
susie Warren The best man was Lenox Banks, son OF
General Banks OF Albany. The ushers were Frederick
Rarnard. Fisher Sheath Banks, Mr.. Lee and Mr. Bull
Among the Invited guests Judge Samuel Jones ana
wife New-York; General II. Lenox Banks and wife, OF
Albany; Miss Margaret A. Barnard. ex-senator "ag
staff wife. George c. barnard Charles Whea,0n a11 ~
wife Mr. and Mrs. Houghi OF New-fork; James I,
smith and Miss Smith. Lieutenant Lille. OF the navy
and Mrs Lille and dangtSr Miss Ea sasan Mr. obp Wins
low Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Nelson Dr. Mhlte' OF rIsnA AZ
senator lawrence OF HewJsrsey Rose and
wife Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford Mrs jacob %: Gar
RSs presents we're not exhibited The moral decorations
we're large SCALE One piece that stood III he Paror
was twelve high and four feet wide Win MONOGRAM
y. tbc hrtde and groom in the centre. The happy pair
went to NewYo this evening
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (Spec'ab.-There was pretty
morning wedding at ST. Johns Church to-day, tie
rector the Rev. DR.. Leonard reading the marriage
service uniting the Rev. Charles Morris ADDISON OF
Ptehburg Mass, and Miss Ada Thayer OF Hooslc fsiiS
Y The bridegroom is grandson Of the late
commodore Morris, United states Navy, aud nephew
of " w Corcoran. Tho br1do is daughter OF the late
Francis Thayer Of Hoosic Falls and sister OF MRS
Frank Riggs, OF Washington. The bridegroom was
attended by his best man. the Rev. Dr. Suter, OF Boston,
Tbe ushers were A. c. Addison Arthur Brice, D. hary
Adams and DR.. H. NJ. Cuts, OF washington; Ut.
William H. Fox of New-Jersey. and Lucius CuthDert OF
nenver. Col The bride came into the church on the
orr NJ her uncle Porter Thayer, Of City, who
cave her away They were followed by the six brides
maids IN twos Miss Fanny Thayer. OF Hooso Falls
cousin Of the bride Mss Post, Miss North ana Miss
sayre New-York; Miss Graves, OF Trey, ana MISS
Parker of Boston, Their toilets were short dresses Oh
crenm.white gros grain with trimmings OF garnet vel
vet and Normandy bOnnets OF white plush having loops
of garnet ribbon. The bride wore uesS ot wi.
satin full train and long smooth iods
with pont lace. Orange blossoms held the long tIIe
veil falling from the mead over tne wnoe n ,ns
maids carried roses, three OF red and tnIee OF
habiown buds; The ushers wore single pnaS o "a. of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rgg in Ne tUr
lowed. Auong the guests IN the church werS M, and
Argentine Minister'S Count sais OF tne ao sLeno" 80 s
,on Adm T9sysr OF % Ts Mtss tne IansSaon Hiss
Endlcott Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Admiral houserS'
Mrs and Miss Lorlng and Mr. Bliss'
Miss Fannie Marcy. daughter oil General k"nuo'pu
Marcy was married yesterday morning to Dr. Eu"aru
Clark OF this city, The ceremony was performed IN Tue
West Presbyterian Church in Forty-seconds thS G hn
DIR Paxton pastor officiating, and was dtebueu D! the
relatives and intimate friends Tne orlue "oIe
ling dress OF gray with q bonnet to match
Mss Marion f. Howard, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Howard OF Brooklyn. married YESTERDAY al
nnnn to Roswell a. Peters of Chicago. by tae Rev Dr.
William Snively, at Grace Church. Brooklyn HeigntS
Honore Charles Weidenfeidt Herbert D. and William
Robbins ushers The relatives ana me y
iogstOn-st the home OF the brides parents. Anon.
those present Mr.. and Mrs Doubleday Mr an( @
Mr.. Charles Cleveland Mr.: and Mrs sloane Nj; ahS
Mrs. Charles Robbins. and Mr.. and Mrs William Do"d