New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-31
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The splendid country seat of Mr.. and Mrs Fredcr-
fck Coodrdge, Riveriale- on the HUDSON was the
scene of q welding yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
when their eldest daughter, Miss Matlds Grosvenor
Goodrdgc, married to Gouverneur Morris Car
nochan At the entrance Of bridal party Landers
orchestra stationed In the gallery of the grain hail.
MAYED the march from " Lohengrin." Tho bride was
attircd white silk, draped with tulle, caught up
with orange blossoms Her veil was OF tnns No
Jewels were worn, and In place of a bouquet
point lace fan was carried, beautifully painted ey
a relative In Paris There were bridesmaids
or ushers. The best man Philip Livingston
Livingston. Tho marriage ceremony was performed ny
Bishop Whitaker, of Pennsylvania, cousin OF 'he
BRIDES mother; the Rev. Edward Goodridge unoe
OF the BRIDE assisting In the bridal PROCESSION
were the BRIDES mother, who wore lilac sAoh anu
point lace, and her sisters, Miss Charlotte ana MISS
Caroline Goodridge, both in pink. Inc ai'"i ~
erected In a bay window, ana over u nuns 49,
wedding bell The ceremony was quiet u 'ho
family of the bridegroom yet in deep mourning
About 400 people were present most of them being
the Riverdale neighbors. There were low pcsiuos
relatives from the city After the ceremony luncheon
was served by Pinard. The presents wcro "uni0''
and OF great value, but were not exhipi'eo' A'o"s
the relatives and intimate friends present were MI
and Mrs Alfred b. Bul Frederick and william Bull
OF Hartford Miss Chester, the gcat aunt OF the orlae
who is ninety three years of age Mrs. Randolph MISS
Goodrtdge and Frederick Goodridge, who came rom
Paris for the occasion Mr. and Mrs Robert X Crosos'
Robert II. Crosby IT,, Mrs. Csrnochan, the Misses
Carnochan, Mrs A. c. Bettner. Captain ana MIS-
Arthur Morris Mrs. Ludlow, James Ludiow, MIS-
Joseph Lenthon Miss Floyd JONES' MI ana MN
George W. Pel Mr. and Mrs. A. Newbold Morris, MISS
Eva Norris Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Crosby, pr.
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Morris, Mrs. Augustus fleid'
Miss Field, Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Livingston o. u
Babcock, the Misses Babcock After snort "eoa'ns
Trip Mr. and Mrs. Csrnochan will return to Klver
dale for the winter
A double wedding occurred in Brooklyn last evening
at the home of Charles 5. Higgins, No 90 Herrepont
st The brides were his two daughters, Miss Lilo
Higgins and bliss Grace Higgins, who were married
respectively to George g. Barnard son of the late
Judge barnard and Arthur Norton, recently OF lr-
mingham, England, but now resident of New'forh
The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father Thomas Ward, Of the Church
of ST. aries Borromeo There were
neither bridesmaids Ushers The best
man for Mr. Norton was John Riley, and for Mr.
Barnard his brother John Barnard. The brides were
dressed allk, 10 white liccsded silk, trimmed with
point lace and tulle wells They wore diamond orna-
ments gifts from their respective bridegrooms' ABOUT
sixty people were present Among them were MI
and Mrs Albert Wagstaf Mr. and Mrs Henry GRID
be Mrs John Anderson, Mr. and Mrs samuel Jones,
Miss Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ward, Henry
Chum Senator and Mrs Pierce, George Merrill, Miss
Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Meyers, the Misses
weldon, W. welden, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Higgins,
ir After a wedding trip, this CRY Will be the
home of both couples.
Miss Annabela Rowland Leavitt was married 10
]. Rushmore Wood at the Church of the Holy Com
munion Yesterday, the Rev Dr. Henry Motet, rector
Of the church officiating The bride entered the
church on the arm of her uncle, who gave her away
Her gown was of white SATIN trimmed with tuile and
orange blossoms. A tue veil was worn. 1here
little maids Of honor, the bride sister, Miss
Gertrude Leavitl, and Miss Nina Franklin, and TWO
bridesmaids. Miss Ida Worth and Miss Ida Wood. the
br1degroom's sister
Miss Louisa Ridabock, daughter of James b. Rida,
book. married George f. Marks, at the residence
of her father No a. Twenty nintst, last even
Ing The ceremony took place at 80 O'Clock, a
brother of the bridegroom officiating
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss May Madeleine
Brady, daughter of Judge Brady to Charles Albert
stevens, at Trinity Chapel Thursday. November 10.
at noon.
The wedding of Miss Amber c. Oden to George A:
Hefvson will take place 10 night at the home OF
the BRIDES parents No. 334 East Fiity-seyenthsr