New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15
WEDDINGS

.. - ,ason and there has been no more enjoyable
u,eadnr during the winter. owing 10 'he oir crehoo
n. reloous belief Of the pair, the ceremony oA pace
NJ the houso, Archbishop C"rrigan oncia'ihs' hoou'
two hundred people, rcl'tVos anu 'h''lha'o n''cna'
were asked 10 the ceremony "n''n 'oo" paw P'"P'
" at 3 80 o'clock
The bridal party made pretty picture as II passed
,,roucb The aisle between the white ribbons held
nv little Miss Adcine Person, Master Hayden Barnes
the Misses Scott, Miss Ashmore and Miss Lentihon
qbe bride approached tho temporary altar the arm
Of her great uncle Abram Garrison, OF Pittsburg Her
gown was of heavy white satin with court train, the
front draped with point lace. There were also panels
Of pearl embroidery and dectllete corsagc. The
veil of poiDt lace, and was hell n place by
diamond crescent of handsome solisres the gift Of The
groom. and other diamond ornaments. diamond
solitaire necklace tho gift Of the brides mother, was
also worn The boquct of lilies OF the valley
and orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids, wcro Miss Ruth Lawrence, Miss
Edith Hoadlcy, Miss Charlotte Pearsali ana
Miss Katherine Colt. They woro gowns
of pink and white silk dIaped with
embroidered null. The best man was John G. Agar,
and the ushcrs were Brockholst Cutting, Amory s.
Carhart Frank Henry and Lieutenant Cameron Wins
ow u. S n. The floral decorations werc exquisite
The pair received under canopy OF whte roses
frnged with lilies OF the valley aud tho drawing
room was decorated with pink roses and lilies OF the
valley. Tho bridal party passed through the long
suite OF rooms from q staircase, Tho purple
gown of the Archbishop added to the general effect
The ceremony followed by a reception to which
were Invited the leading people OF New-fork society.
Tho pair ieff acrw ard for tho brdegrooms country
soat al New London Eesides her wedding presents
the bride has many jewels which to her from the
estate of her grandfather, Commodore Garrison
Among the guests wero Mrs c. H. Bergman MISS
Bergman. Mr. and Mrs. schuyler Warren, Andre"
BIbby. Mrs. J. T. de Navarro. Antonio de Navarro
Mis-. Austin Corbn. Miss Corbn, Mr.. and Mrs E'han
Alton, the Misses Draper, Mrs. John Draper Mr.. ana
Mrs. A C. Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chaplin nlr
and Mrs. Chester Chaplin, Mrs. W. X. Garrison. MISS
Ieary, Miss Amy Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berry
Arthur Leary, Charles Lcary, Mrs Paran steV ,
Eumet Mr. and MIS-. Paul Thsbaud. Mrs + s. ligslns.
Mrs. jules Eeynai, Mrs C. Garrison Mr. anu M ME
Abram Lawrence Mr. and MIS-. Russell II: Hoadley,
Mrs. Charles kneeland. John P KngsfoTd, MIS-, mcS
Scott thc Misses scott Nj and Mrs B. M0t@rn Nh The
Misses Mnnrn Mr. and Mrs Anson PnelpS a,ohe1;
Mrs John zeegs Miss zerega M Il victor New;
comb, Mis- ". II. vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs; j. C3'e MAJ
Henry Charin Dr. and Mrs. J. y. Borland. Mrs Paul
J. Revere. Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel fhsyer ana MIS-,
Mssos Hewitt, Frank Work. Mr.. and Mrs Cooper
Hewitt. Mis-. Bnrhe Roche MIR and MIS- Eanicl Lori
Mrs r H. 7. Townsend. Mrs. James IL. stebbiIs; thc
Misses ssIons Mr. and MS Henry lyman msa F Sh"ld
Jones. General and Mrs Butterheld. Mr. ana MIS- T.
a. Dorcmus Mrs. Charles Coudert ana Miss Nouucr''
At the house OF tho brides mother, Mrs william L.
Pomeroy No 81 West Thirty -ninthsL. yesterday noon
Miss Daisy Abbott married 10 Lieutenant CHM
mini Bc,tin. ID savoy Cavalry. Italian Army Inc
ceremony was witnessed by less than Fifty relatives
and friends and was performed by the Rev Father
Ducey. Of st. Leo's Church There were no. bffueS-
maids and no best man. Tho Italian Nioe-Consnl' ~
Monaco was the witness for the bridegroom The
brides gown OF white satin, made plain ana snort
and tuc veil
iiertenant Betin when In this country five year:
fell In love
The patent medicine millionaire, j. e. Aver ana "ra'Se
sa ; on nicbi IN front Of Miss Ayers home lie
removed 81. Lnke's Hospital and after two nIonh,
again last and figured al som" Of the principal
Affairs Of the Newpor season u" was also eneSI al
was short one. and after six weeds he lett for
Europe Willie in Parts he met Miss Atho't' an soon
distinguished family. His bride is one OF the heirs
Of tee Imtimer cs,sre
,rr'ty wedding last evening was that of James W.
Slacht CITY editor Of lie Commercial Bnllein' and
Miss Jnserhne de Sutton at the hcme OF the brides
parents No AZ East Nineteenth-st Tho Rev Dr.
g. T. rainlufdre - rr'okyr. performed th" cc.Hmopy
The bride Is handsome Spanish woman ana INC
Years been connected with The Buletin- its Wash
inron correspondent. and later has been ooihe rrN
work a reception given after the marriage
Co,one, Carson Lake the we'll known journalist was
married yesterday IL O'Clock. to Miss Emma Moler'
daughter of Henry Moller. of Harlem The wedding
ceremony performed privately only the immediate
friends OF the bride and bridegroom being present
Tho officiating clergyman was the Rev. DR.. MaIpIe
Warren. pastOr OF the Church of the Holy 1rlnlly
The bride handsome and accom- Pill hed young iahv
who was The valedciorian Of the class Of 1888 in
Grammar school No. 4. and IS good hnC',is'
Colonel Lake and his bride sailed for Florida ycScr
day afternoon tho steamship Delaware, o the lNhe
Line. Srcnd their honeymoon among The noWcTN
They will be at No $50 West Forty -hfihst some time
In March
Miss MAY Esfelle Ward. daughter of Alexander
Johnson, was married last evening TO DIT Hugh I.
JIendry, at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church In
Newark by the Rev. j. Sanders Reed, the recto:
Nine hundred Invitations had been sent out aud Tho
church was crowded. TIL. best man was Schuyler b
Jackson and the ushers were J Newton VanncSs,
Chandler Rlcr, Leonard T. Bruen. Charles ID halsny,
George w. Phillips and Frederick L. NanneSS. Inc
bridesmaids Miss Mamie Hcadley and MISS Lh!an
Woodhnil A reception followed at the house OF the
brides parents. No. 900 Broad st. Among The guests
Governor Albeit. Chancellor and Mrs. Runyon Mon
signor DOane. Henry s. Little secretary OF Sta'o
Kelsey. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hasey, Judge iepc'
ex-senator and Mrs. Fish. Campbell clark. Jndge
Ludlow Nee aiter. Mr. and Mrs. Coriandt ParEer me
Rev Hannibal Goodwin, sx-Congressnlan Freddie. the
rev DR. Falpfte Smith, Verne Richardson, OF New
York: Senator Vcdd"r of Albany; Mr. and Mrs Robcft
Dunlap. Of New York, and MIR. and Mrs Chipman OF
Washington
GFNEBAL ANDERSON I'LL WITH ERTSIPELAS
General Adua Anderson lately CHEF engineer OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad ha' been lying III with cry
sIpeIa for the last week at the Everett HonSe HIS
illness is due an injury thai he received two months
pgo ". "a lroad accident Mrs. Anderson, who Is with
her husband does not appiebcnd serious result 10
sho Generals illness.