New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-12
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Miss Isabel Marie Day daughter OF the Rev. henry .
DAY. who was one time In charge OF baptist ohurea
IN Morrisania, was married 10 'ohn ~. LEM, vi
Rs~hester, at the home OF her parents NO Ias'
vcnty-nfth-sr, last evening me oriaes i@'ner
annotated The bridal party entered the drawng-room
~ 7.eo O'clock 70 the We tdng march OF Mendelssohn
rbs bride wore handsome gown OF white failie iran
a.e drained with iucaess point lace and long moire
tain Her tulle veil was held In place oy garland OF
natural orange blossoms, and diamond crescent the
gtft OF her father Miss Nellie bay sugden- cousin OF
the bride was maid OF The bridal party Was led
by four ushers-frank T. Day, brother OF the bride;
winthrop r. soule, OF Boston; Harry Mclaughlin and
JARVIS Don't brother OF the bridegroom. They passed
down aisle enclosed by white satin ribbons, which
were held by Miss Dent OF the brdegroom Miss
Molie Susieu and Miss Msude O'Bren, cousins OF the
BRIDE and Miss warrick. OF Philadelphia The best man
was f. ]. Hess of Rochester. reception followed.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. Bates. Nrs NJ
A Kettleman, John D. Rockefeller. Miss Rockaesier'
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Horribly, Mr.. and MIRA L. lawson
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunnel, Mrs j. X sutton Mr.
and airs Charles Hess. DR. aud Mrs. Cunning, the Rev.
DIR. and Mrs. Elder Mt. and MIs James Shaw and NJ
and Mrs 1. r. Reilly.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Dean, daughter OF
Matthew Dean, OF No. so Leeave.. Brooklyn, TO Louis
AnguSte Mathey, took place last evening In the Ross
Street Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn The ceremony
was performed by Or. Archibald McCuIagh In the
presence OF a large number OF Invited guests. The
hrjdesmads Miss Florence Dean, MISS Biancne
Mathey, Miss Emma seIbert and Miss Estele Knapp
The best man was Leon Mathey. reception was
given at the home of the brides parents Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Knapp Mr.. and
Mrs. II. X. Thurber, ex-Judge AInoux and Mrs Ar
monk General and Mrs stewart l. Woodford Mrs
O. IL Havemeyer, Or. and Mrs G. W. Baker, Colonel
and Mrs Andrew d. Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Thur
Der and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper
This afternoon at 2 o'clock, at Grace Church, Miss
Katherine Winthrop, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Winthrop, will be married TO Hamilton kean OF TINS
CITY reception will follow at the home OF the BRIDE
No. lis Fifth-ave
The arrangement is announced OF Miss Margaret Ire
land OF No IA West Forty seventhst. to Hilary Bell
Their marriage will take place IN June and In the fa
they will go to Paris.
NEwBuRG Jan. IL (Speciap. "A notable wedding TOOK
place O'Clock this afternoon at the house OF James
send. daughter OF James A. Townsend: aud the bt9e
groom william F. Cassidy son OF exMayor CasSeuy
The house was elegantly decorated with plants ana
flowers oy Florist Carter. and Professor MOSCOW
friends OF couple were present at The wedding aug
the reception. The Rev Dr. H " :. Myers, pastor Oh
the American Reformed Church on'ciated at tne ccre
monies and WAS assisted by the Rev DR.. william IL
Hall pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
wAsHNGroN Jan. IL )Spe-iGb.-In st. Johns
Church at 7 o'clock this evening. the Rev. Dr. Leon
ard read the marriage service for John A Vanderpoe
OF New-York, and Elizabeth c. Bate1e, OF kingston
~ Y The full surpced choir walked before the
bridal party to the chancel, singing professional
hymn The best man was Robert Winkley, of New
York, and there were six bridesmaids-Miss Mnldro"
Miss Bier the Misses Hurry and the Misses flnney
The brides sister, Nina Batelle, was maid OF honor
The bride has spent several winters In Washington
and her family have, within year, become residents