New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
A DAY OF WEDDINGS.


society OF New-York. The bride, Miss GeorgIanna
Delprat Remsen, is daughter of Robert G. Rcmsen.
member of one of the Oldest Knickerbochrr families
Of this city, and the bridegroom, Charles Beth Hill
house. is likewise prominent Long before the arriv al
Of the bridal party every available seat in tho church
was taken, and as cards OF admission were demanded,
few besides friends and re.advcs admiued. The
users, Norman Wfi,ehouse h. DE Pcystcr Livingston.
Lawrence Aspnwal, Hamilton Hoppln, "ihsam
Turnbui jr., Perry Pyne Julian Robbins and Maurice
Minton led the procession. After them came the
bridesmaids, Miss Carlo Remscn the brides sister:
Miss Bessie Webb and Miss Lizzie Kemsen, COUSINS
and Miss Fanny Wharton, oil Philadelphia
They wore Empire dresses OF white null and lace.
with coass OF white m,ire, with brocaded pattern
OF small pink roses, and revers Of OLD p'nh MORE
Prince OF Wales agrettcs adorned Their cohuieS ana
they carried bouquets of mguoIette and pnA roses
The bride presented them with pearl aud gOiu heu-
de-ls pendants. Mr. Romseu led the BRIDE to the
chancel rail, whore standing the Bridegroom ara
his best man. James Hiilhouse. The BRIDES gown
was of White watered silk made IN Empire syle'
the front being dtapcd In old point lace Inc square
corsage trimmed with silver large diamond
STAR the DndegroomS gift held the tuile veil In place.
Another jewel worn pearl cross WHOM inc
brides grandmother Delprat HAD worn on her we'd
ding nearly seventy years ago she also wore
diamond bracelet gift from the Countess al Brszza'
formerly Miss Cora siocomb. The ceremony was
conducted by the Rev. Dr. W. X. Illumination. rec'or
Of Grace Church. A reception followed at the nome
of the BRIDES father, No. 81 Fifthave
The assemblage was Ike a Patrarchs Bah, MI
Remsen being of the original Patriarchs ana sun
q member of that social organization Tho drawing
rooms superbly decorated by Butler large roses
being used In Many of the younger iadies
intimate friends of the bride, were without thcir
bonnets. Among the guests were Mrs h. IL. ReniSeii,
william Remsen, and Mrs. Charles Rcmsen, General
and Mrs Alex S Webb, the Misses Webb, Mr. and
fopfaa Marie
Nance Mr. and Mrs George b. Deforest, Miss Har
eous r. l. Hargous Miss Marbury Mrs. j. +. Pielson,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Clews Mrs. William Bliss, MIS-
John Zerega Miss Charlotte Zeresa, Frank Hillhouse
Dr. and Mrs. Seward Webb, Mrs cambridge Clarke,
Mrs Fosdck the Misses Cliff, Mrs J. f. de Navarro,
Miss Ray, the Messrs. de Navarro, Mrs. +. Ormonde
French Miss Julia Van Duzcr Miss Celeste stauifcr,
Mrs Christmas, Mrs +. Burial Hoffman, Miss Dore-
mus, Mrs. W. b. Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs Charles D.
Minton the Misses Furniss Mr.. and Mrs. John Alex
ander, Mrs. Joseph Lentilhon, the Misses Lentihon,
Charles Williams, Miss Jeanne Campbell, Edward
Livingston, Miss Livingston, Miss Gilbert, MIS-
James 3. Townsend, Dr. Swazey, Manuel dc ia CueVa'
of the Spanish Consulate Frederick Baldwin, john
Lawrence, the Misses Lawrence, Ward McAllister,
Miss McAIister Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gerard, the
Misses Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. A Newbold Morris,
Miss Stevens Mrs. Charles Bergman Miss bergman,
the Misses Hecksher, a. d. Pell, Edward crosby,
Miss Crosby Matthew Wilks, Alexander and John Had
den Duncan Mrs stuyvesaut Fish, Miss Leary,
Arthur Leary, Mr. and Mrs. W. N Vanderbilt Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
The presents were magnificent, numbering over two
hundred but were displayed TO intimate friends only
on the day before the wedding. They included
chest of small table silver in dozens, from MI Rem
sen, an entire set Of table and household linen ana
full dinner set Of china bought at the Tuilcres SALE
marked with the French Imperial monogram a basket
of repousse silver OF the wedding presents OF he
BRIDES grandmother in 1891 Roman lamp Of the
fourteenth century, from Mrs Cuthber slocomo;
silver jewel casket from Mrs. De Forest; splendid
tea and coffee set in massive silver from the Hill
house family diamond and sapphire horseshoe from
r. l. Hareous; pair of silver candelaDra from Dr'
and Mrs. Seward Webb and quantity OF silver
crystal and porcelain. After short wedding trip the
pair will make their home at No. 81 West seventeenth
ST. which has been entirely furnished for them.
Miss Edith Dunbar, daughter Of James M. Dunbar
was married TO Howard Coghill in Christ Church.
Fifh-avc and Thirty ffthst, yesterday at noon The
Rev. Dr. Shipman rector of the church. ofciated
The bride entered the church the arm Of her uncle,
Jacob D. Veimilye, who gave her away. Miss Cor
nella NJ. Dunbar and Miss Grace Dunbar, sisters OF
the bride, acted bridesmaids The brides gown was
of white faille trimmed with point lace Clarence
Goadby the best man, and there were four usheTs
Fred F. Baldwin and Herbert Baldwin, cousins OF the
BRIDE W. Harris Roome and Arthur Cabot. we'd
uncle, No. West Filty-frst-st Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Coghill, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Y Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Juillard. Mr., and
Mrs Charles W. Cas-, Mrs Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bliss the Misses Bliss Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z.
Miner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Mr. and Mrs.
John f. Burrill, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheelock' Mr.
and Mrs James NJ. Townsend Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Townsend. The pair started for Boston last
night
Miss Leontine Louise whitlock married TO
Arthur Berg satterlee at Calvary Church yesterday at
noon The bridegrooms uncle, the Rev. DR.. III. Y.
satterlee rector Of the church. offciated Henry
Riker acted best man, and the ushes were Edward
De Lancey, Herbert Satterlee, Churchill Saefce ana
Herbert z. whitlock- The bride was given away by
her brother H. II. whitlock. She wore dress OF
white satin trimmed with point lace. The brides
maids were Miss Lizzie Glider Miss Florence Whit
lock- Miss Henrietta WynkoOp and Miss Alice Rhine
lander wedding breakfast followed at the home OF
the brides mother, No. 937 Parkav
In one Of the parlors of the Murray Hill Hotel yes
terday afternoon at / O'Clock, Miss Mamie Doty was
married to Elijah G. Whttlesey. The bride, who was
given away by her uncle William Laytin, wore
travelling dress Of brown cloth and velvet and rcd
bonnet. The maid of honor Miss Florence Pell.
The best man was Charles Coe. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. McCarty Windsor. of West
chester after which the party, numbering about twenty
relatives sat dc wn TO breakfast Mr. and Mrs
Wbittlesey started for the South last night.
AT the home of her father, George p Lies, No.
90 East Eghtieth-st last evening" Miss Harriet Lies
was married 10 Fred ". W. Woen, Of this city, the
Rev. Dr. McEwen officiating. The bride was dressed
in white satin and point lace. Her maid of honor
WAS Miss Carrie W,er, sister Of the bridegroom
The best man was John Muir, the ushers being X:
Y scraefer Pichard L. Waterbury L. George and
Thomas p. Wallace. large reception foIl1 osn,d
Among those present were Mr.: and Mrs. Charles
Ciausen Mr.. and Mrs. George Ehret, Mr. and Mrs
William Wicker, Miss Wicker, Mr.. and Mrs Junos
eunIaum Frank Ehret, Mr. and Mrs
George Clausen Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Hets, Mr.. and Mrs James Wa lace, Mr. and Mrs James
Muir Mr.. and Mrs. August DRESSER, Mr. and Mrs
Thou as Hamilton, Mr. aud Mrs. Henry schmidt, DE-
Forrest Fox, Andrew Fletcher, Mrs Ii. Lockwood,