New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
WEDDINGS PAST md TO COME.

An interesting wedding occurred az Grace Church
yesterday noon, the Rev. Dr. W. T. Huntington
officiating The contracting parties arc descendants
of three slgners of the Declaration Of Independence
The bride. MISS Lillian Murray Carnochan is great
Granddaughter of Mr. Norris Of the Slgneis, While
the bridegroom, Livingston Crosby, had TWO great
grandfathers also signcrs Philip Livingston ana VIII
lam Floyd Owing 10 the recent death of the brides
father Or. John NJ. Carnochan, the wedding Wa quiet
The bride entered the church the arm of her
brother. Couverneur VI. Carnochan. who is soon 10
marry Miss Matte Goodndsc. She wore a gown
of white satin, made with full train, and trimmed
with old lace The veil was of old point applique.
family heirloom, and held in place by wreath
of orange blossoms. The bouquet was of lilies OF The
valley. 4 necklace Of unusually large pearls with
pearl and diamond pendant was also worn There
were no bridesmaids and no maid OF honor The
ushcrs were Gouverneur Morris cousin of the bride
Drayton Burrill Butler williamson and Edward Nicon
Crosby brother OF the bridegroom The best man
was Robert r. Crosby, IT,, another brother AS the
bridal party entered the church the march from
" Aida was played and as they left the church the
chimes rang out merriy. No reception followed
Among those al the ceremony were Mrs Carnoehan,
the brides mother the Misses Camochan, Mrs Annie
Carnochan Bettner, Captain aud Mrs Arthur Morris,
MIR and Mis-. Thomas Ludlow. Pr and Mrs ). T.
Winters. Mrs. Ludlow Mr. and Mrs. Robert r. Crosby,
Miss Crosby j. Schuyler 1ro-by James Duane Living
ston. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Goodridge, the Misses
Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. Nevbold Morris, Miss Eva
Norris DR. and Mrs suyvesant Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Pell Nh. and Mrs. Frederic Gailatin' Mrs
Augustus Field, Miss Field. Miss Romano stone, Mrs
Eastman johnson, Miss Ethel johnson, the Misses
Rutherford, Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, Louis Rutherford
Howard Clarkson, Mrs. Edward y. crosby, MI. ana
Mrs. Robert Z. Livingston.
Trinity Chapel was the scene OF simple wedding
also at noon when Miss Clara Louise Ryder was mar
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of this city. The Rev Or Swope. Of Trinity Parish
OBLIGATED. The bride given away by her uncle.
Albert Ryder, and wore travelling dress Of gray
silk and cloth. with hat to match There were no
bridesmaids or ushers. Thomas Nash, brother of the
bride groom acted As best man The pair started at
once for Philadelphia, their future ONE.
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Garrigue daughter of
Rudolph Garrigue, to Henry a. tersus", OF this city
took place at the brides homo. No. 100 East Seven
tenth St. yesterday afternoon at O'Clock The Rev
DR. Robert Collyer. pastor of The Church OF the
Messiah, oficiated Tie bride wore gown OF while
satin Her sister Miss Alice Carrigue, was the maid
of honor reception followed.
In the assembly-rooms Of the Metropolitan Opera
House last evening. Miss Daisy Baum, daughter Of
Harris Baum, married TO Jacob Lippman. The
Rev Dr. Henry :. Jacobs OBLIGATED The bride wore
a gown Of heavy white satin profusely trimmed Win
point lace Her ornaments were Of pearls and
diamonds. There bridesmaids The usheTs
were Henry Lippman, Lawrence Oppenheim' D. BAN
berg Benjamin schwsb ferdinand setback and Alex
ander T. Schloss. After the ceremony wedding din
served at small tables.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth F. Tooker and Frank
Heiy, bot Of Brooklyn took place at the home Of
the brides parents ~ south Elliott place, last even
ing the Rev Dr. Theodore L. Cuylcr officiating.
The wedding Of MSS Blance Phelps stebbins to
Lucien p. NalOs OF l. ance viii take place on NOvem
her l. in the Madison square Presbyterian Church at
3 80 O'Clock A reception will follow al the home
of the BRIDES parents, No 20 East Thirty sevenhst
tonight Miss Caldwell the >feI laughter of :. ;
Rublra will be married ~ Nathaniel f. Rutter, OF this
city large reception viii follow al The brides
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