New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-19
UEDDINGS.

fasbionab1e wedding occurred last evening IN
South Orange y. j., when Miss Elise Mgeon Turrel,
daughter Of George B. Turrel was married to Harvey
]. Underhin of A. NJ. Underhn & Co.. general agents
IN this city for the Guion line Of steamships and
prominent member OF the Produce Exchange The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. John T.
Fisher of the South Orange Presbyterian Church, at
80 and It followed by reception 10 which over
600 invitations had been sent ont. Miss Maude
Fisher was maid of honor, in White moiro antique
and Fedora lace, with pretty bouquet of roses The
ushers were Ralph Hyde, Robert Brockway, Robert
Conrow and FRANK stoneau. The bride wore white
satin with point lace, pearl trimmings and diamonds
Only the Immediate relatives Of the two families
were present at the ceremony. Among the guests
at the reception were DR.. J. H. Van Sickle, MRS.
Charles L. Farmer, Dr. s. W. Chapman, Miss Virginia
Migeon Miss Cherie Migeon, Mr.. and Mrs George Mum
son Mr. and Mrs William II Tmren, Mrs. Francis T.
West Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Weed Mr.. and Mrs n NJ.
Underhil the Misses Underhill, Mr. and Mrs. William
Trppe Colonel and Mrs J. j. Pinckney and Mr.
and Mrs. Burt Johnson
The wedding of Miss Julia Marsh, daughter Of Mrs.
Nathaniel Marsh of Clifton, s. l., to George Osgo0o
Lord Of the Morgan Steamship Company, took place
last evening St Johns Episcopal Church at Clifton
The church was thronged, 1000 invitations having
been issued The ceremony performed by the
Rev DR.. John E Eccleston, rector OF the church.
The bride wore gown Of white corded SILK with dis-
mond and pearl ornaments, the latter the gift OF tho
groom. The bride given away by her mother
after she had Deen escorted TO the altar by her
brother Supervisor Nathaniel Marsh There were six
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Marsh, sister of the BRIDE
Miss Gertrude Eccleston, Miss D.. Dennison, Miss
Anna Ripley Miss Bessie Hazard and Miss Alice
Austin The bridesmaids were dressed In white SIR
and wore corsage bouquets Of La France roses
William NJ d. Lord, brother of the groom, acted as
best man. The ushers wero George Cromwell.
George Endicott Meade Stone q. b. auckland, David
reception was held at the home Of the BRIDES mother
in New-York-ave., beautifully decorated with bloom
ing prirnroses and Jerusalem cherry plants. Among
the guests present Mr. and Mrs. Reuben LORD
parents Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LORD
Mr. and Mrs. George S. schoheld, MI and Mrs
Samuel Marsh Mr.. and Mrs Ripley, Miss Ripley
Mr. and Mrs W. W Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mis-
rbeodore McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Wiman,
Mr. and Mrs. James McNamee, Mr.. and Mrs Charies
Lieutenant and Mrs Blunt, and General ana MIS-
Lodar.
Boston, Dec. Is Cspeciar-A notable wedding oc-
Cured 10 day In Arlngt street Church The contract
Ing parties were Charles Minfin Hammond, OF New
london Conn. and Miss Harriet Paine Lee, OF Boston
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Quincy
Adams DR.. and Mrs. Appleton, W. H. Aspinwal ME-
and Mrs. Francis Bacon, DR.. and Mrs Borland' W. g.
Borland, Judge and Mrs. Lowell, Me- and Mrs D >
Peabody MI and Mrs Leverett saltonstal, Mr.. and
Mrs s. A. Sargent DIR. H. f. Sears, r. d. Scars
DIR and Mrs Frederick shattuck Mr.. and Mrs l.
A. Shaw and Dr. and Mrs. Iitconb At IL $50
D. m. the doors of the church thrown open
and the bride entered the church by her fatner
side She wore becoming white corded SIZE
gown. The ceremony was performed by The
Rev. Brooke HerfoH The best man was I'd
ward Hammond, and the ushers were X N. SalWns's a.
r. D. winthrop, OF New-York; G. p Curtis, u.
Francis Lee, George c. Lee, 1r, I. l. sPrasu" anu
Henry Fessenden.
Buffalo, n Y, Dec. 1s special)-The rev Dr.
John W. Hamilton, leading Methodist clergyman OF
Boston, who came within few votes o! being elected
a bishop at the last General Conference was married
here tonight 10 Miss Emma L. Batele. former art
teacher in the Wesleyan Female College, and sister
OF Dr. Hamunsns first wife. The ceremony was per
formed by Bishop W. f. Mallalleu, Of New-Orleans,
assisted by the Rev. Dr. j. Benson Hamilton, the
groom's brother, and pastor Of Simpson Methodist
Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, and the Rev. J. W. Bash
ford. Of the Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church of this city Only few friends and relatives
were present, and Dr. uam0n's BOsto parishioners
were In ignorance OF this marriage.
New Haven, Conn, Dec. Is lspecialAt the home
of j. b. sargent, the iron manufacturer his daughter
Miss Amy Sargent and W. A. Rice, Of Congress
man Rice OF Minnesota, were married tonight by the
Rev. DR.. HarwOOd, of Trinity Church. The ceremony
performed In the presence of relatives and friends
only. The ushers were brothers of the bride, ana
the bridesmaids her sisters and sister OF the
groom Mr.. and Mrs. Rice started early train
for Tacoma, ". T., where Mr.. Rice Is banker
Boston, Dec. Is (speciap.- the home Of Charles
f. Powers, No. 275 Beacon-st, Henry Mcclellan
Harding, Of New-York, and Miss Florence Agnes
Powers were married tonight There were about
friends. Ine Rev. Brooke Herford performed the
ceremony.