New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

rxty-sixth-st was tho scene OF an unusually pretty
scddIng last evening at o'clock Tho bride was
Mss Nellie c. Petit. who for years has been
sauist at the Church of the strangers. where her
father George W. Pcttt s the musical director Tho
bridegroom was the Rev James NJ. phputt, pastor
pf Church Of the Disciples Onchundred and sixty
nnth.st. and Franklln-avc The church was filed
With the members Of the two ci1rches In which the
contracting parties have been prominent Just at
the appointed hour The bridal party entered the
church. They preceded by little Master Larre-
more sweczy. a nephew of the bride, who acted as
MISTER OF ceremonies. He was dressed In black
velvet small clothes and white satin blouse, and
carried a wand as tall again himself removing the
white ribbons at the head OF the aisle the party
approached the chancel. Next came the ushcrs Dr.
Edward Perkins. W. ID. Swar,. Henry Brodhead, David
sinclair, william Hocomb and Charles Copparthwaite.
Following them were two bridesmaids. Miss Nellie
Petit sweczy and Miss Vcsa Swcczy. nieccs of the
bride, in pink surah silk, trimmed with Valcncenncs
lace carrying baskets OF pink The bride was
escorted by her father, ard handsome gown of
white faillc, made with full train and trimmed with
point lace. She carried bouquet OF white roses and
lilies OF tho valley. long iule vcl completely en-
vcloped the costume. She also wore diamond or
namens, tho br.dcgroom's gift At the chancei they
were met by tho bridegroom and bis best man. VIII
lam A. Sinclair
Ne Rev. Or. Charles f. Deems offciated the Rev.
DR.. r. c. Culberi. rector Of the church. and the Rev.
quartet sang and DR.. Henry Macdonald played ap-
prorfate wedding music a reception followed at
the homo of the brides father No. 40 East Sixtysixth-
ST. The pair received many gifts from friends Of
both churches. From the Church Of the Strangers
there was fine mu &c cabinet Of mahogany, and from
the directors of the Half Orphan Asylum ebonized
pedestal of artistic workmanship. There was also
table silver from tho bridogroom's parslioners.
Among the guests present were John King president
of tho Eifc Railroad; Mrs King Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Steers, Miss Steers. Miss Walters Mr. and Mrs II. L.
Sweezy, Mr. and Mrs George III. Petit Mr. and Mrs.
J. Milman tho Misses Brodhead, Miss Nellie Sinclair,
Miss Van b'uon, Charles Phllputt Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Ltchard, Mr. and Mrs William Hubbard, Mrs.
James Steers, tno Misses SturtevaHi. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Whitaker. MI and Mrs Paul Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Race, The Rev. and Mrs. Ed ward Teens,
Mrs. Robert Crawford. Miss Frank vandclbilt-Craw-
ford, Mrs. NJ. Vanderbilt Crawford ard MIR and Mrs.
John Robinson. The pair started for trip to Lake
George. On their return they Will be at homo on
November u aud November 10 az No 40 East Sixty
sixthst.
Miss Emma Forman was married TO Charles NJ
Tyson at the homo of her father. Horace H. Furmar,
NO 222 West lorty-ninti-si., last evening at 80
O'Clock. The Rev. ID. J. z. Thompson. pastor of
the Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Chdrch,
OBLIGATED, assisted by the Rev. DR.. King The bride
was attiGd In white SILK deliberately trimmed with
ducncsse lace. IieI veil was OF ule Miss Kate Col
Inns and MISS Emma Cole, the bridesmaids, white
fulle gowns made short with waists of white silk
little Miss Edith Tyson was the maid Of honor and
wore pink surah and lace. Tie best Dr.
Harry Tyson II. b. folmSn, jr., and Wesley Tyson
acting ushers 4 reception followed, after which
the pair left for a short trip
fashionable wedding took place yesterday at
West New Brighton, the contracting parties being
Barclay Harding Warbuiton, of Philadelphia son of
Charles E. Wal5uroa, proprietor and publisher Of
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph and Miss |
Mary Smith, daughter Of Colonel Il. Penn smith.
The ceremony Was performed at Tie home OF the |
BRIDES mother, at Reach Lawn. the Glove Road. !
by the Rev. d. D. Johnston, rector of Christ Church,
New Brighton. The bridal couple stood under a /
rustic bower made Of leaves plants and roses. Tho |
bride, who is pretty blonde, had diamond
ments, the sft OF the bridegroom Miss Mary G.
Hodson, little girl four years old acted maid of
honor. After the ceremony the couple entertained |
the guests at supper Among these present were |
Mr. Warburton, Mr. and Mrs Harding MIR. and Mrs. |
Edward Roberts, IT,, George W. Childs. of Phladel-
phia, and Edward Pcarce, of the city; Mr. and |
Mrs. Fowler, Miss Fowler Mr. Beverly Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs Z. NJ. Could Mrs. Hobson and Mr. and |
Mrs Horace Waldo all of Staten Island. The we'd
ding presents were numerous and costly. n'
One of the most prominent weddings In Jersey City
Tor some time was celebrated yesterday afternoon in
the West side Methodist Episcopal Church The
pretty bride Miss Edith Mabel Weston. daughter
Df the Rev. III. d. Weston, pastor of the church, and
the bridegroom the Rev. Allan McHosse, of Corona,
L. i. The church artstically decorated with
lowers and ferns, and a beautiful bower of smilaX
and roses formed about the altar. Miss Verne
Weston little sister of the bride, led the process
sion. The Rev. c. ii. Sitery, OF Crawford: George
Bowman l. X Ford, OF New York and Edward G.
Clark, of Kingston, Canada ofciated ushers Miss
Hattie McRosse, richly dressed In gown OF
colored faille, maid of honor, and Miss Mamie
Buschman and Mildred Stackpole bridesmaids.
The BRIDE a pretty blonde looked charming In
gown Of white faile train and deliberately trimmed
with lace and MORE. Her ornaments pearls and
She carried bouquet of rare orchids and roses.
tue veil fell In soft graceful folds about her. The
bride walked with William III. Beach, who gave her
away
Miss Anita Clifford Harris and william Williams
Chester both of Elizabeth n. j., married last
evening at the Westminster Presby terrain Church In
that city, The bride is the daughter of Walter Clif
ford Harris, and Is a cousin OF the bridegroom, who
Is Of John Noyes Chester and great great
grandson of William Williams, of the ConDecti-
tut sgners Of the Declaration of Independence
Miss Amy Bauer was married last evening to ". W.
conkln the home Of the BRIDES uncle, Louis Bauer,
general agent Equitable Life Assurance Society
The parors Of the house, No. 143 West Sixtyninhst,
we're decorated with flowers and smilax The brides
maids the Misses Carrie and Lena Bauer, sisters
II the bride. Charles Bauer the best man, and
Dr. A. i. Ely and Messrs. H. Ridley and Henry Dfable
cted as ushers The ceremony was performed Dy the
Rev. DR.. Carlos Martyr OF the BloOmngdalc Reformed
,hurch, assisted by the Rev. H. NJ. Sanders. The
ride was given away by her uncle. She was attired
n white faile Franchise, with point lace front and
lizabethan collar; and tullc veil with orange
blossoms and diamond ornaments. Tho we'd
Ing ceremony was private, large
eception following. The wedding tour
Til include Washington and several Southern cities
lmong the invited guests Henry b. Hyde, VIII
I'M Alexander, DR.. Lambert, Dr. Peck Mr. and Mrs
= L. COnklin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Conklin, Arthur
onklin, DR.. Carrigan, Mr., and Mrs. John r. Hill,
:. NJ Ritch, Commissioner John L. Voorhis Professor
;. s. Bickmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin r. Wood, Mr..
nd Mrs. L. S. Howard, Eugene r. Darling, Mr. and