New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
have obtained pluracs for the National ticket much
larger than those cast for Blaine In 1854.
WEDDINGS.


Another pretty November wedding took place in
the Church Of the Ascension Flfth-ave. and Tenth
ST., yesterday at noon. The bride was Miss Julia
James Smith, daughter of the Rev. Or. John Cotton
Smith, who for many years rector Of the church,
and the bridegroom George b. Post. jr.. son Of tho
wellknown architect. The bridesmaids, Miss Cotton
Smith, the brides sister, Miss Lena Post cousin
Of the bridegroom, Miss Katherine Minturn, Miss
Mavina Appleton. Mss Sarah Thayer, and Miss
Alice Cowdin, were dressed in white China crepe
made walking length with broad MORE sashes each
wearing short tule veil held in place with wreath
OF pink chry santhemums. The bride wore a gown
of white satin with long plan train and fun draperies
OF tulle. Her vel OF tuilo held In place by a
diamond star and splay Of orange blossoms lnsteai
Of a bouquet an ivory and silver bound pfayer-b0Ok
was carried The Officiating clergyman was the Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith, o. Boston, a brother Of the
bride. the Rev Winchester Donald, rector Of the
church, assisting Appleton smith, another brother
Of the bride, gave her away. The best man was
Arthur TuFnbul and tho ushers were James Apple
ton, cousin of the brde, Stockton Colt, Henry s.
Redmond, Appleton Clark, Charles Randolph Charles
Kirkland, William Post Charles Randolph and
Appleton Smith A wedding breakfast followed at
the home Of Mrs. D. r. Appleton, the brides aunt,
No 2s East Thirty sixth-st Among the guests
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Post, Mrs. John Cotton Smith,
Mr. and Mrs Charles n Post, Reyes Post, the Misses
Rhlaelandcr Mr. and Mrs. william Turnbull, Mrs.
John Zerega, Miss Zerega, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Winthrop MI and Mrs. J. F. D. Lanier, Nh. and Mrs.
D. Sydney Appleton, Mrs. John Mnurn, Mrs. Iasig,
Of Boston; Mrs Eliot Cowdn, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
DIX, Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Cowdin, Bishop and
Mrs Potter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayard Tuckerman, Mr.. and Mrs Joel Post, Miss
Lena Post, OF Paris; Mrs. Braem, the Misses Stone,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laner, Miss Manice Deforest
Mance, Miss Agnes Lawrence, Mrs. f.. Ely-Goddard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers, the Rev. and Mrs Z. l..
tIa ant yXI
made of the engagement Of Miss Alice Cowdin, one Of
the bridesmaids, to George Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Post started on a trip TO Boston
Miss Sarah whitcomb, daughter Of Joshua NJ
whtcomb, was married to George Bronson Sterling at
the home of her father. No 30 West fiftethst, last
evening at : 80 o'clock The Rev. Or. William
NJ. Taylor Of the Broadway Tabernacle, otcated. The
ceremony occurred under a bower Of smllsx and
japanese asparagus There were no bridesmaids
Miss Anna Kendall, of Boston, was the maid Of
honor, and was attred in pink surah and tulle
The bride wore white faile and tulle gaInuied with
orange blossoms The ushers were George W.
Sterling cousin of the bridegroom Charles L White
more Hayward Cozzens and Herbert Taylor \ re-
oeptOn followed, the guests 0-ins manly IelalNcS
from distant cities and Ne"-4OlA
Mr.. and Mrs Albert stevens, Who are guests at
visit Old Point Com1ot folio wing their maIfase:
They VIII remain here until Wednesday when they
stevens, who was Miss Nay Brady, daughter OF
Judge John r. Brady, Is one Of the bellies Of New
York
brilliant wedding took place IN Grace Church.
Newark, Oh Wednesday, the contracting parties DeihG
Miss Katrina Campbell, daughter OF MIS-. AieAaHgiHI
Campbell, and Dr. Archibald Mercer son OF Dr. VII
lam T. Mercer and nephew of Secretary Of state
] reIinghuysen. The large church was completely
filed Win the large circle Of acquaintance Of ne two
families The ceremony was performed by BShep
Whitehead, OF Pittsburg, assisted by the Rev O. VI
ing pronounced by Bishop stalkey. Of Newark The
ushers were Cortlandt Parker, jr Ed|afd H. DuFyeo,
j. stuart Mackie and Ward CampDeH, niOLer Oh Iio
bride. Frederick Frelinghuysen was the best man.
The bridesmaids, Miss Mary Campbcl sister o. me
bride, and Miss Rose schermerhon OF New OH Worc
Directoire gowns of white figured SILK. The bride
dress Of white SILK with tulls veil aud DIAMOND
ornaments She was given away by her brother, Nal
colin Campbell The brides little nephew, Malcolm
Campbell tr acted as page; Nv ~edq i P SSe IN
West Park-st Among those present q, 'ly "e' C
landt Parker, Miss Parker the Misses tIeuhshtyseh'
MI and Mrs. Theodore L. Mercer The Misses Mercer.
Of SeWYor R Mss DSe Green. r. 5 Green IT, Colonel
and Mrs. Edward II. Wright, the Misses Wright, MI
linghuysen, Of New-York; Henry Binsse, Ms. Louis
! hebaud, of MorristOwn; Miss Eccesion, OF staten
P iiaRa MIS- . campbe CLARK Mrs T. r kinney
se Ngs N Mss afk Hd % Nh s cark S and MIS-
William H. Bradley Mr. and Mrs; George &. fr,eallng
MRS n SShn 4 eo s Mos A o GST
Frederick Merif, \. perry Howell, Mrs Robert f.
Bsllanane, mss Bailantine Noah Brooks, Monsignor
Doans and William Pennington.
Princeton, y. j., Nov. 22.--Mar1uand Chapel was
oretuly decorated today with roses and evcrgieens
or the wedding of Professor James Mark baldwin, Of
AXE Forest University, and Miss Helen NJ. Green.
daughter of Professor William Henry Green OF Prince
ION Theological Seminary. More than 600 invitations
is ued and most of them were accepted large
lumber Of prominent persons from New York. Philadc
)ha and elsewhere we're present. The Misses kae
stockton, Sarah Dufield, baldwin, Comsiock Lowell
md Hayes the bridesmaids. Miss Philips.
cousin Of the bride, was maid Of honor The ushers
we're Frederick Llhbey, John H. Westcott; George
Reynolds Kelley PTentiss Mr. Harper and Claude
BOdhead. The Rev. DR. Green, father OF the bride.
vas the Officiating clergyman, assisted 10y tie Ecv.
H. @. Hinsdae. 81 Princeton. Professor William LIB !
Jey. brother-inlaw OF the bride, gave her away.
arge reception followed az the home OF Or. Grccn. |
fter which the bride and groom started on wedding
rip.
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