New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
A DAY OF WEDDINGS.

u,ss ANNA 6 Cary a daughter OF Alanson Cary,
was married to Thomas Lester Watt, a. 81 Ahonas
Church. last evening, at O'Clock Inc a'o'' 'o,.
Wesley Brown oficiated The bride was gwen away
nv her father and was dressed in white faho anu
point lace with tule veil The maid OF hohor. N'
Grace Cary her sister, wore pretty dress OF pnA
silk and striped tulle OF the same shade carryi"s
pink santhemums. The bridesmaids Nios "i"
Watt, sister of the bridegroom Miss Maud otone, VI
Cincinnati; Miss Carrie Won Bernuth, aha MISS tais
sclaf, were all in white tulle and carHea "n'o
chrysanthcmums There no best man. Inc
nhcrs we're Albert Cary brother OF the bride; Archi'
bald Watt. brother OF the bridegroom Edward Els
worth Charles Wheeler, James Potts ana Charcs
Gibbons large reception followed at the nome OF
the BRIDES parents No. AZ East Forty -thirdst'
Among the guests we're Miss Mary Pinkney, Mr..
and Mrs. p Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. Morris, MI
and Mrs. j. l. Mott. Mr.. and Mrs B. Weeks IT,, DaVid
gonner Robert Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dana,
Mr. and Mrs Archibald Allerton Mr.. and Mrs g. Aler-
ton. Mr. and Mrs Brockway, Dr. and Mrs harrington
DR. and Mrs sayro, Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Marsh, MI
and Mrs C. B. Hcrce, Rev. and Mrs. Philip schan
Mr. and Mrs Fritz Won Bernuth, Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ
RAYMOND Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Noise, MI ana Mrs.
william c. Brewster, Miss Brewster, Mrs George
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. White, Mr.. and Mrs
witter Mr. and Mrs S. H. Wales, Miss Middleorook
Mr. w Fl. Iappincott, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Read, and
the Misses Read After their wedding trip the couple
will live at No. COS Fifth-ave.
A picturesque home wedding occurred at the homo
n, william v Drokaw No. $40 Ffftb-ave, last even
Ing when his only daughter. Miss Lila Brohaw' was
married to Harry Bramha Gilbert, OF this city me
Rev. Dr. John Hall ofhciated. The BRIDE slenuor
brunette was dressed in the fashion OF the hrst En-
pirc the gown being made with short Waist, square
cut and pulled sleeves. The skirt was scant and
,ra,oh, and the front a well as the broad sash, was
embroidered with pearls and Rhine stones. The veil
was Of tue edged with point lace this being held In
place bv a large crescent Of diamonds. Her bouquet
was OF lilies of the valley The maids Oh honor, MISS
Josephine Kellogg and Miss Carrie OConnor' also TIC
bridesmaids, Miss Natalie Downing, MISS Eui'h
HAYNES Miss Jennie Murchison and Miss DAISY hurst
were dressed in fashion similar to that of the BRIDE
their gowns being Of white silk null They carried
fans on which were painted the portrait Of the bride
and clusters Of pink They wore long ana loose
white gloves reaching way above the eipo"' Inc
hest man was Alfred Oakley and the usheFs "cIe
william Gould Brokaw, the brides brotEer' freuer0A
Gould. Harry Brewer and Frank Evans, all OF "hon
received from the bridegroom set OF god "aS'coa'
buttons The bridal party formed pretty group as
,hev stood in the front drawing during the cere
monv which WAS witnessed by small number.
large reception followed.
Among the guests were Mrs. A. T. Hamilton MI
and Mrs r. p Flower, Mr. and Mrs. William Ooulu'
Mr. and Mrs. /. " Brokaw, Miss Mabel GURUS MI
and Mrs George n Curtis, Mrs. Schley, Henry Curts'
taxi, of the Turkish Consulate; Mr. and Mrs saniuei
warner Mr. and Mrs j. E. Martin, Mr. and Mrs
n O. Armour Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Downing MISS
DowuinC. Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. Martin, the Misses Mar
Tin. Tho happy couple started for Baltimore last
night
Trinity Church. New-Rochele, was crowded on
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, with the friends
and relatives Of Miss Mabel Guion Lawton ana EDeF'
G. Roosevelt, who were married by the Rev. Dr'
Cornelius Roosevelt Duie Of New-York, and the Kew
Dir Canedy. rector Of the church. There were no
bridesmaids and no maid OF honor. Tho bride wore
cream. colored satin, with orange blossom earil'uro
and a sleeveless v-shaped corsagn Henry l. AoOso-
vel, brother Of the groom, was best man. lhe
usbers were d. c. Jones. +. W. Lawton, t. D. sHhth
and j. IL C. Wheeler The bride is the daughter OF
Franklin Lawton. The reception followed AT Inc
Huguenot cottage built by Louis Guon, an ancestor
of the bride, In 1893
quiet wedding took place at the house OF Mrs'
Owen Brennan, No. 156 West Fifteenth-si on "edhes
day evening, when her daughter, Miss Louise Brennan
was married TO Henry Provost, of Stanford Conn
The Rev Father J. J. Murphy, Of Georgetown, D. -.
offclated the Rev. y. NJ. Mckinnon assisting Mss
Iosenhine Brennan the BRIDES sister was the brides
maid and a little niece, Miss Florence brennan, was
maid OF honor ". A. hurlbut OF stamford, Was
best man. A reception followed
Montreal Nov. s (SpecaD.-ln the Church OF st
john the Evangelist tonight Miss Maude ChurGn
daughter of Judge Church, was married 10 OsWdlu D'
Normandy Cammann, OF New-York.