New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
WEDDINGS.

Ono of the prettiest weddings seen In New York in
long time was that OF Miss Sarah Remsen and William
Mance at St. Marks Church Yesterday at o'clock the
Rev, Dr. Rylance officiating The Christmas green's were
still I'm place. and besides these there were large palms
IN the chance While waiting for the bride Mrs LeonOra
CHAPMAN the cOntra!tO of the church, sang Happy
Day," by Goetze, and Rubinsten's Du Dist vile cine
Bume" AS tho bride on tho arm OF her father, william
Remsen passed down the aisle chorus of female voices
sang the bridal chorus from Lohcnsrn." The music
was under the direction OF i. j. FzHugh, 0rganst or
st. Marks.
The bride wore rich gown of ivory white satin with
long plain train. the front trimmed with ONT lace.
veil of the lace was worn. Her ornaments were
diamonds including pendant sun. the gift OF the bride
groom and small pins which held the veil in place The
bridal bouauet was OF lilies OF the valley and white
roses at the side of which cluster OF red roses.
The six bridesmaids Miss Lizzie Remsen. sister Of the.
bride; Miss Annie Webb and Miss Carrie Remsen, her
cousins: Miss Louise Whitney. soon herself to be a
brde Miss Marie Manice sister OF the bridegroom and
Miss Agnes Lawrence costumes made OF India SILK
and O striped brocade with figure Of rosebuds. Loose
punches OF American Beauty roses were carried 1he
best man was De Forest Mance, brother OF the bride
groom, and the ushers were George Gray, Grenvllle
Winthrop Fred lie Roy Newbold lie Roy Edgar. X.
George Remsen Philip Rhineander. Hugh T. Dickcy,
j., and Edward Pollock.
The bridal party made particularly pretty picture be-
fore the chancel rail- the bright red carpets In the
chance contrasting with the white dresses Of the bride
md her attendant maids reception followed at the
home of the bride. No. 20 Waverly place. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs Robert O. Remsen the Misses
Remsen General and Mrs. Alexander 8. Webb, Mr.. and
Mrs: Henry Alexandra. the Misses Webb. Dr. and Mrs
Charles Renser Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson. Mrs.
T. B. Baldwin Miss Lucy Carroll DR.. and Mrs. Seward
Webb Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Vanderbilt. the Misses
Ientilhou, the Misses OTIS Thomas Howard. MI. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs NJ Pendleton
Rogers Miss Rogers Louis Webb. Mrs James Hartman
Mrs Oscar Livingston. Miss Ferris Mrs. Isaac Kip Miss
Kin Mrs. william Rhineander, Miss May Brady, Mrs.
John r. Brady, NJ. ~ Minton. Mr.. and Mira. Walter
Rutherford F. Egeron Webb. Mrs. Paran Stevens Miss
Paeet. Mrs NJ o. Roberts. Miss Endicott, Ward Mo
Alster Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloane. Lispenard Stewart
and Mr. and Mrs. g. witherbee. The pair started on
Southern trip.
AT Grace Church last evening Miss Emile Reed
yogdes daughter Of General Israel Vogdes u s. A. was
married TO Dr. Howard Forde Hansel. OF Philadelphia,
in the presence Of many prominent people The Dride
tall and graceful brunette. Is on her mothers site
great grandniece Of Lafayette and also OF General
Anthony Wayne. The Rev Dr. Huntington. rector OF
the church. ocated Tho bride entered the cl urch on
her fathers arm. She exquisite Worth gown OF
white moire antique sils made with long train and
ow.cut end sleeveless body. The gown was garniured
with tulle and cleLatis tulie veil envel1ped tne
whole oost,.e and bouquet OF lilies OF the valley ana
clemais Was carried. Her ornantn ts consisted Oh
pearl necklace with star pendant OF Diamonds ana
diamond crescent which held the VEIL These were tue
gifts OF the bridegroom. r,
Miss Lillian Gwynn was the maid OF honor The
bridesmaids were Miss Mamie Trsviila Miss Estelle
B,ooke Miss Jessie Gray. Miss Leila Lawrence. Miss
Jessie Smith and Miss Leila Brown. The bride pre-
these young ladies with lace OF turquoise
and diamond forget Bols The best man was Charles
Fleming, ana the ushers were George ana Alfred
Hansei, brothers OF tho bridegroom; William Page;
Thomas Jenckes, Edward Atee and Walter Trotter. all
of whom are from Philadelphia A reception followed
at the brides home. No OIL Wos Twenty -hfthst Her
mother Mrs vogdes. assisted IN receiving Her gown
was Of black velvet with court train and taoner OF lilac
satin o,, .,,
Among the guests were Generals sickies: Culim:
Tow er, Wright. Jourdan and echoneld, Lieutenant
MT and Mrs. Frank shuldon Beard. Mr.. and Mira A. A.
Freeman Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Gwynn. Mr. and MIRA
eiaI and Mira J. Watts De Peyster, Mr. and Mrs. b.
Gray, IT,, Mr.. and Mira. Frederick DE Peyster; Mrs.
6rsSei Miss Louise FoydJones. Coone! Conkling aud
Mlss laura Csnkiing After trip TO Florida Dr. and
NJ" nan.eil will spepd q few months Mt the Hotel
Isfsyetts In Philadelphia, and will sail for Europe In
the eprlnR