New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
WEDDINGS.

OF T. Gardiner and David Ogden Fowler all OF Staten
Island. The Rev. George r. johnson, rector of
Christ Church. Staten Island, oficiated DR. swope,
of Trinity Chapel, assisting There no brides
maids Just at noon the bridal procession entered
the church from tho traDsept door and proceeded to
tho chancel The bride wore a gown Of whito satin
made with high corsage and long sleeves. veil
and fouDces OF old point lace belonging TO her
family completed the toilet Her bouquet was Of
white roses Girard Foster was the best man, d. o.
Fowler, Edward Merritt, Walter Pendleton and II. 8.
Redmond acting as ushers No reception followed.
Among the guests at the ceremony Mrs. valen-
tine @. Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer l. Fowler James
A. Tying, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Thompson, Henry Red
mond, Mr. and Mrs W. II. Pendeton, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Delaleld, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt and
Mrs. J. c. Peters.
At Christ Church, Staten Island, yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, Miss Adele Quartley daughter Of
Arthur Quartley, the marine painter, was married
to James Brown, son Of George Hunter BrowD who
formerly of the banking house of Brown Brothers.
The Rev Mr. Johnson ofciated at this wedding also.
There were two bridesmaids, Miss Grace Quartley,
sister of the bride, and Miss Ada QuartIey, cousin.
The bride white corded silk and tulle veil She
given away by her brother, Arthur Quarley. Tbs
ushers were Cranston Potter, cousin of the BRIDE
groom; Frank Calhoun, Howard Van SindriD CHAM,
Henry Higgnson, Stephen Brown and Wheeler Brown,
cousins of the bridegroom. George Hunter Brown,
jr, was the best
Miss Matte NJ Myers, daughter Of A. Myers, Of
this city, married to Luis Martinez Herrz at the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION last evening at 8
o'clock The Rev. DR.. Houghton officiated. There
were no bridesmaids. The bride was dressed in white
corded silk and crepe de chine. She was given away
by her cousin, William H. Henry. Alexander Hen
derson, 1r, was best man.
The wedding Of Miss Camille Frederick Iouere to
Robert Lockwood Roe occurred at the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION In tho afternoon. The bride a
travelling costume Of gray cloth and silk with hat TO
rT de She carried ,ES bo bouquet Of Pink
Is son OF Andrew s. Roe, Of No. 236 West 0De-hun-
Observation-Disclosures The BRIDES home is In Paris.
At tho home Of the BRIDES father L. d. Bnsse. No.
40 West Nlneteenth-st, Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, Miss Agnes Bnsso married to Reginald
Francklyn. The Rev. Father J. j. Murphy s. j., on.
ciated. AS the bridegroom is Of different religious
belief from the bride, the ceremony after the Roman
Catholic ritual celebrated at the house. The bride
given away by her brother. She gown Of
white satn trimmed with lace and veil Of point lace
Her bouquet was Of lilies Of the valley The brides
maids Miss Helen Bnsse, sister Of the BRIDE and her
cousin, Miss Hudson, of Washington, wore gowns Of
pink point d'esprlt, trimmed with moss green MORO
ribbons, and carried bouquets Of pink roses. Charles
Chds acted best man, the ushers being John Beres
ford, Henry Blnsse, Bruce Ismay and Wallace Ogden.
married to George Ktching at Trinity Chapel Tues
day evening. The bride wore gown OF white molre,
with brocaded satin train. The corsage was made high
at the neck and embroidered with pearls The bridal
bouquet was Of lilies of the valley. Miss Della
Nissan, the BRIDES sister, acted maid Of honor. and
dress Of pink silk and white net made walking
length Albert Klssam, brother Of the BRIDE was best
man, and the ushers Henry Kissam, Albert Hyde,
Coulthardt Nissan, Charles L. Boorum, Frank Hayes,
nd Dr.. j
Wright, s. I. D., of Poughkeepsle oficiated
No reception followed The pair started for the South
The marriage Of BENJAMIN p F. Clark to Miss Nag.
ge Myers took place &C F. e 'G Ceremony was
performed by the Rev. L. d. Temple
Washington June 2o.-Ensign Webster A. Edgar,
of the Navy, son Of Madame jerome BoDaparte, and
Miss Matilda Emory, daughter of Mrs Campbell ID.
Emory were married at ST. Matthew'S Catholic Church
this morning. The nuptia mass was celebrated by
the Rev. DR.. Chappelle, pastor of ST. Matthew's, as
sisted by Fathers Mackin, Kervick and o'Hara, OF
syracuse, N. Y. Among the notable people present
besides the members Of the two faes re
tary Mrs enc MISS sI 'sactapv ~ The French
Legation Mr. Edwards, First Secretary OF The British
LOCATION. and Mrs. Edwards Admiral and Mrs. Rod
gers, Commodore and Mrs. Scbley, and Surgeon-Gen-
eral Browne, OF the navy
Pittsfeld, Mass, June 90 (speciaD.-The marriage
of Charles Atwater, young manufacturer of Pitts
field Miss Alice Maud Allen, youngest daughter OF
the late Thomas Allen, of st. Louis and PittsHeld,
took place this evening in the First Congregational
Church. The bride is worth 81, 100000 She wore
dress Of gold cloth en- train, with veil and diamond
ornaments. The eight bridesmaids were Misses
Annie L. Allen, sister of the bride; E. A Painter,
Alice Bonden, julia Cope, Katharine c. Atwater, SIS
ter Of the bridegroom; salle E. Jenkins, Elizabeth
DR. aiP Henry a Colt; groomsmen j. A. Montout, f. H.
Gnlett, r. II. W. Dwight, William P Fowler George
H. Tucker, Frank W. Hnsdale, Eliot Walker and Theo
L
the Rev j. L Jenkins pastor OF the Church. p.r re-
Nest, on Easiest, at which were present many well
known persons from New-York, Boston, ST. Louis
and Springfield.
Syracuse N. Y, June 20.-Miss Annie Jerome
Lapham, daughter of S. G. Lapham, Editor OF The
Courier" married last evening to Waller snowdon
Smith, of Cincinnati. The ceremony was performed
In St. Pauls Cathedral by Bishop Huntington, OF Gen.
trail New-York
Louisville, June 90 (specaD.-w. j. Hardy, Of New
York. and Sane Marshall, of Louisville were married
at Calvary Church at O'Clock tonight, the Rev. J. g.
Mime erode officiating. Miss Marshall IS grand
daughter of Chief Justice Marshall and belle here.
Mr. Hardy is an attorney. They will make their
home In NeW-fork
SprIn gfeld, Mass, June 90 SpeciaD.-Four hundred
friends and invited guests from all parts Of the coun
try attended the wedding at Brghtwood this evening
of Miss Isabel r. Fisk, daughter OF George c. Fisk,
president of the wasoD Car Company, to Oliver H.
Dickinson nephew Of Postmaster General Dickinson
and of II. S. Hyle delegate atlarge to the Chicago
Convention The bride dress Of white faille,
la Francois brocade, trimmed with rich point lace,
the conventional bridal veil, orange blossoms and
diamonds. Miss Florence Dickinson, OF Brooklyn,
was bridesmaid, with f. Hoyt johnson, OF New-York
as best man. Miss DckDson's dress was tuie, with
overskirt Topped with beautiful roses, and corsago
bouquet. The Fisk mansion was magnihcenuy Dec
Grated with choicest roses and potted plants mo
ceremony was performed IN an alcow OF me west
parlor which decorated with solid mass OF ever
greens and tropical plants, and enclosed with hand
some sliding floral portieres bearing monograms In
roses of the bride and groom. The Rev. Mr. Sprague,
of this city, performed tho ceremony, and an elab-
CRATE BANQUET was served. Over 100 rich and costly
presents were sent Postmaster General Dickinson
and wife were among the guests The groom Is
one OF SprIp gieds best known young manufacturers
and clerk in the Stebbins Manufacturing Company's
Office The young couple left at O'Clock for short
bridal trip.