New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
WEDDINGS.

| The wedding Of Miss Annie Emmett and Charjss
Harris. which took place yesterday morning at It
Stephens Church, In East Twenty eighth ST.. per-
haps the brilliant wedding which that church
seen since the marriage of Miss Terry the daughter Of
the millionaire Cuban and Blanc then the Italian
Minister at Washington. few minutes after tie ap
pointed hour IL 80 q. m, the bridal rarty arrived
Previous to this there excellent music BY the
organist, Frank Dessert, and Sam Frankie played
violin solo the preis lied from Die Meistcrsingar"
There eight bridesmaids Kathleen Emmett,
the brides sister, Miss Florence Grswod. cousin;
Miss Lydia Emmett. another cousin; Miss Meta Fowler.
| Of BALTIMORE Miss Lily Hamilton. Miss Fanny John
ston, Miss Louise Moron and Miss Clara Gilbert.
The BRIDE entered the church the Of her father
Dr. I. Adds Emmett. Her gown was OF whitemoire
with front Of embroidered silk null and was most
simple. tulle veil but wsrn. The
bridal bouquet Of lilies Of the valley The bridegroom
and his best man, Dr. j. Duncan Emmett. met the bridal
party at the chancel rail- The were John Kean
Isaac Iseln Mckenzie Semple Charles DE Kay Antonio
De Navarro H. A. Cameron Edward Emmett, brother OF
the BRIDE and Bache Mowers whilock Just after tho
bridal party reached the altar large procession Of
priests wed by Archbishop Corrigan came from the
vestry-room and the ceremony OF marriage, which
performed by the Archbishop, proceeded. Mass fol-
lowed Immediately the celebrant being the Rev. william
Duncan g. j. OF st. Marys Church. Boston, uncle Of
the bride and also Of the bridegroom who Is cousin Of
the During the tho yeni Creator 10 the
music of Adams Cantque de Noel was sung by Sig
Arencibia, the tenor OF St Francis Sayiers church,
Miss Mary Dunn, the soprano OF ST. Stephens choir
Miss Marie Groebl the cOntralto from the Cathedral
and Max Treumann, the baritone OF the church Miss
Groebl and Miss Dunn sang Ave Maria by Dachauer,
and Miss Dunn the Bach GOunod Ave Maria. Tho
marches from Lonengrin" "Tannhauser and the
Mendelssobn wedding march played, also ono
composed by Mr.. Dessert.
There In the chancel the Rev. Fathers Daily,
Charles Cotton Dr. Loughran. DR. Murphy the presi-
dent OF ST. Francis XavIers College; Fathers Living
ston Chadwick and Connick The altar ablaze with
lights
Among the guests J. n. A. Griswold Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman lie Roy Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur sher-
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Frtsch, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Emmett, Mrs J. +. De Navarro Colonel and Mrs.
Delaney Kane Mr.. and Mrs John Sherwood william
Manice Mrs Charles Coudert. III lie Grand Cannon.
Mrs. Joseph Marie, Mrs. b. H. Van Auken. Miss Van
Auken Mr. and Mrs. Edward GARRISON Mrs.
d'Oremeux, Mrs. John Taylor Johnston, Mrs. Robert
Rutherford, Mrs Burton n Harrison Miss Fairfax. OF
Virginia; the Misses Brady Mrs r. X Kinnicut. Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul rhebaud
p q. Thebaud. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VI. Dodge, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Glider and Mr. and Mrs. c. o. d. Isein.
reception and wedding breakfast served by Pnard fol
lowed at the brides home No. 50 Madison-avc. Many
costly presents received The bride belongs the
American branch OF the celebrated Emmett family OF
which Ropert Emmett, the Irish martyr iilustri
GUS member.
The wedding of Miss Charlotte Kretzer. daughter OF
Mrs c. Kretzer, Of No 263 West Twenty-hfths,, tha
city, to A. Lansing Baird, prominent young lawyer OF
this city, took place last evening at Calvary Church,
Fourth and twenty frst-st, at o'clock The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Henry Y.
satterlee The bride a handsome gown of white
satin, with V-shaped c0rsage hed in with point lace.
and sleeves OF Henry H. style. Her veil was OF tile
fastened with blossoms and diamond sotaires
the gift Of the bridegroom, and she carried bouquet OF
valley
given away by her mother. The best man was Edwin
s. Belknap Robert NJ. Baird John II. Baird,
brothers Of the bridegroom. George W. Cooper and
Arthur K Hill were ushers. After the ceremony
cepton followed at the home of the brides mother.
Many valuable presents received. The happy pair
started extended through the South. Among
the guests John Baird Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Derrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day, Postmaster General Thomas l..
James and Mrs James, Nj. and Mrs j. Lewis Strahan,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Billings.
Mr. and Mrs A. Forbes, Commodore A. Van Santvoori,
Il. C. Van santvoord, Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Eggles
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Warren and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
White.
Miss Ida stuyvesant wOodhousc, daughter OF Clay
borne o. woodhouse. married to Russell Dart r, at
her fathers house. No. 125 West sixty trsts, last
night The Rev. L. Woolsey ofciated The bride
a handsome gown of MORE antique and tue with
Ounces OF point lace caught up with blossoms
Her veil OF point lace held in place by diamond
ornaments the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids
best man was C. O. wooi6ouse IT,, brides brether.
and the ushers were Russell D. Hyde Arthur Man. Il II
house. reception followed.
AT the Church Of the Heavenly Rest last evening Miss
was married to George W. Faisr IT, The Kew D.
Parker Morgan, rector OF the church. ofhclaied Tho
best William Fuller. brother of the bridegroom
Miss Josie Gray the maid of honor prcttiy attred
in white tulle and satin, with silver trimming.
Miss Beatrice Beddall, daughter Of Mr and Mrs Ed.
Church, MadtSOn-aye.
evening. the Rev DR.. c. c. Tiffany. rector Of the
Prouty. Of Geneva, n Y; Miss Edith Gardiner, Miss
Clara Legg and Miss Ada Randall. The brides gown
of tule and she carried bouquet of lilies OF the
valley
Tho Rev. Charles L. Pardee, rector Of the Church of
Pennington Conn, Miss Emile NJ Carpenter OF that
place. Bishop Williams OBLIGATED. Miss Lulu Candle.
we're Misses Pardses Ward. Dickinson and yorce, Of
ford gave the bride away After bridal tour Mr.; and
rectory in Bridgeport.
brilliant gathering assembled in the IIedler
Methodist Episcopal Church. of Jersey city last night.
Ie capo, by the pastor, the, Rev. W. 8 snodgrass:
Washington Market and the bridegroom is super
intendsnt in the Gorham Manufacturing Company.
eep iaGUV was G held O'OnFf u TIC 0r'u "n'0 It.
The marriage Of Miss Ida L. Mitchell. daughter of
Minott Mitchell, Of the Petroleum Exchange of this
city and Joseph W Craig, of Pittsbnrg, took place
last evening tho home of the brides parents, in
Lexlngton-ave., White Plains The ceremony
performed by the Rev. Dr. Maynard OF Brooklyn.
The bride attended by her sister. Mrs. Waller,
maid of honor and the best man Arthur Lowery,
of Pittsburg The bride wore dress Of white moiIe
material.
SHARON. Penn. Feb. (SpeciaD-The marriage OF
Frank II. Bull OF the largest iron manufacturers
works to Miss Julia Forker, Of this place was cels-
brated this afternoon at the home OF the brides mother
present The ceremony was performed By the Rev.
G.. w. Williams. OF st. Johns Episcopal Church Tha
bridesmaid Miss Bella Forker. sister Of the bride.
and the groomsman. Thomas ForkNr. brother Stewart
Henderson, Of the firm Of p. L. Kimberley Co., acted
usher