New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15
WEI DINGS.

Old Trinity Church is rarely the scene OF wedding,
and Yesterday at this building was thronsca WIN
people who gathered 20 witness the marriage OF MISS
Mary Conant Foster and Herbert Woods Harris A re"
minutes after the appointed the bridal party arrived
bride entered the church the arm OF her bo'her
]. Reginald Foster, who gave her away The ceremony
performed by another brother the Rev. Iheoaore d.
Foster the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix assisting The Bride
wore a gown OF white falle handsomely trimmed with
point lace and a tue VEIL held in place by orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was OF white roses ana hlies
Of valley. Her sister Miss Frances Nelson roster
was the maid OF honor, and wore dress made walking
length OF mink silk null carrying bouquet Of La France
roses George f. Cornell acted as best man. The ushers
were Edward Faes Coward, Stephen II. Brown, j.
Arthur Barrett Charles Gould, OF New-York; w. j.
Woodruff, OF wilkesbarre. Penn, and Dr. &. H. CID
bons Of Scranton. wedding breakfast followed.
At All Souls Unitarian Church, gourthave. and
Twentieth last evening O'clock Miss Alice Foo;e.
daughter Of Emerson Foote. was married to Allan Nc
Douqau The Rev. Theodore Williams pastor OF the
church OBLIGATED. The bride attred in white faiie
and point with tuc veil She carried bouquet OF
daisies The bridesmaids, Miss Edith Belden OF this
city, and sallie Homans, of Springfield Mass were
dressed in white with yellow MORE waists, and car
ried bouquets OF buttercups Robert MeDougall
brother Of bridegroom the best man inc usherS
were Frank Fooe Springfield, cousin OF the bride;
Henry L. sprague Leonard d. Kendall, James ~ 'ar'e,
Charles McDougall brother OF the bridegroom ana
George S. Warren. small reception Tor relatives ahu
intimate friends followed at the residence Oh Inc piiu'
parents, No. 30 West Eleyenth-st
Miss Edith May Walker married to Benlamh
franklin Hooper the Church Of the Purtans Harierl
last evening. The Rev. DR.. Edward Clark, d. d.
OBLIGATED. The bride given away by her iathef'
Aiva S. Walker II. T.. Cary was the best man. the
ushers being F. II. Walker, L. A. Knevals, p H. Mils
and William Buhler jr. Miss Grace F. Walker, sister
the bride, maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Nettle Altbouse and Miss Eta Hooper, recep
ton followed at the home Of the BRIDES parents
Philadelphia June 14-Thcre was h'"'7nt gathering
this evening at No. 1.9A Archst the residence OF MI
Ferdinand L. Fotherston publisher Of - The Evening
Bulletin" occasion the marriage OF his daugh-
ter, Hannah Male Fetherston, to Philip s. r. Randolph
The handsome avshly decorated with flowers,
the arrangements in the paror where the ceremony
took place, being strikingly beautiful The marriage
took place at half past g. aud performed by Arch
bishop Ryan. The bride, who is remarkably pretty,
wore q white satin dress covered with tue and trimmed
with white flowers 1t Of exquisite design There
were four bridesmaids the Misses Fetherson Miss
Cope and Mcleod, of Posyille The maids OF honor
were Miss Marie A. Feherston and Miss Eleanor Lewis
The bridesmaids were dressed In white tule and vioets
aud forget menots used in the trimmings Mr.
Randolph who is the OF Mrs. Samuel Welsh had for
his best man Edward Connor The ushers were Messrs
Francis Green David Chew and Samuel Perkins
A wedding which drew large number OF society people
together took place evening the home OF the BRIDE
No 21O St. Marks Square. The contracting parties
were j. NJ. Welstling, Of Wheeling, w. Va, and Miss
Nee VIRGINIA McrwIn