New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
WEDDINGS

RroadwN. The bad weather made 1pproacn
to the church exceedingly difficult. the limo OF car
r,sxcs stretching up Broadway for than block
The brightness OF the In the church compensated
for the inclemency Of the weather, and seldom has
there been q more brilliant gathering, notwtn-
standing that mackntoshcs and usters played an I'M
portant role Every seat in the large church was
ned and many in their anxiety to behold tho bridal
procession stood upon tho pews- Shortly after IL
o'clock the opening notes Of the Mendelssohn wedding
march announced the arrival Of the bridal party, ana
the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, the officiating clergyman,
with the Rev. DIT Sh:pman, rector OF Christ Church.
took their places In the cbanccl. which WAS hand
somoly decorated with palms and flowers The six
usheu, Sidney Harris Worthjngon Whitehouse, fbihp
Lydis . cousin of the BRIDE Richard Stevens
brother Of the bridegroom Richard T. Wilson, ,r' and
J. N. Boriand, jr, led the way. Next came the
bridesmaids, Miss Emcline Hcekshcr and MISS 1oorsie
Bergman in dark green satin Directory costs over
skirts of white silk null and lace with large veNe'
hats to correspond, trimmed with long ostrich plumes
The other two bridesmaids, Miss Kathryn Brady the
BRIDES sister and Miss Susie Jarvis, her cousin, wore
coats of the same style of that color known as OLD
pink, with hats and plumes to match Inc iour
carried bouquets Of pink roses The bride followed
on her fathers arm. She wore heavy white ssun
gown. ~ith long train and high corsage Inc sleeves
were pufed and point lace hounces covered the 'front.'
NJ the SKIRT The veil of old point lace was held in
Mace with a cluster of orange blossoms and an I'M
usually large crescent of diamonds Her other c"eis
verc diamond stars, presented by the onoeeroonis
mother and pendant OF large pearls ard oianonos
the brdegroom's gift. At the chancei Steps were
awaiting the bridegroom and his brothcr, i'coer'
stevens AS the pair left the church the maron iioh
4Iohengrns played. II was threequa'e,s u
o.. hopr besore the guests at tho church were able TO
Get their carriages
wedding breakfast followed at No. 10 West Thirty
third ST. the home of Judge John r. Brady, the pride
father only intimate friends being invited An
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the CHESTS were ex-Ch.ef Justice and Mrs Charles r
Day. MIR and Mrs. f. X. sturgs, Mr.. and Mrs Ma
thsaiol Jarvis, Philip Lydig, MI. and Mrs. Arhoaio
Alexander, Mrs Edwin Stevens, General sckeS' MI
and Mrs. Edwin A. stevens, General W. l. eher"&h,
Mr.. and Mrs John Hecksher, Miss Hecksher Mr. and
Mrs John C. wilmerding, Miss Wilmerding, Mrs
Charles Bergman, Mrs Brockholst Cutting MIS-
Thomas Hitchcock Mrs. J. G. T. Duer'
Miss Eleanor Duer, Mrs Augustus fleiu'
Miss Field, T. Pearsan Field, Mrs . Z. hln'oh,
Miss Mn.on, Miss Mesier, Mrs. Eastman Johnson
Miss Johnson DR.. and Mrs. Fordyce Barker, stephen
Massett, Judge Hilton Mr. and Mrs Henry Hilton IT,
Jud re and Mrs. Horace Russell Judge and Mrs Abram
Iawrcnoe Miss Lawrence, Mrs. de Navarro, Atomic
de Navarro, Miss Anne stephens, Mrs William have
meyer Surrogate Ransom, Governor Green, OF New
Jersey: Creighton Webb, Mrs. W. II. vanderbilt Mr.
and Mrs Prescott Lawrence, the Misses Iurnure' MIS-
Van Voorhis Mrs Barney Williams, Mr. ana mrs
Joseph Lenthon Mr.. and Mrs. John stevens MIS-
the Rev DR. and Mrs Dix, the Rev. I. j. Ducey, and
DR.. and Mrs Seward Webb.
The presents were shown some Gays oeiorc uo
wedding Among them were chest OF small suVer'
from the BRIDES mother: silver tea and coffee ser
vice from Judge Brady and Miss Brady; dinner
set of silver, from Judge and Mrs Day soinc on'
family plate from Mrs Stevens the orioe siooi
mother handed down generations some OF oeihg
marked with the date 1888. including an old silver
porringer silver coasters, and silver salver presented
nv President George Washington TO some member OF inc
Bayard family, which Mrs. stevens belongs d
massive silver tea and coffee service, from 1udse
Hilton: a sevres vase, from Mrs. Hughes set Oh
silver fruit and bon-bon baskets, in antique design
from Dir. and Mrs. +. X. Sturgs silver ponDonieieS'
from Mrs. Barney Williams; white os'rchlea,ner
fan from August Belmont; an exquisite pohriscc
fan from General sicklcs silver implements fof inc
Writing desk from Father Ducey French ian' iroih
Mrs Augustus Field diamond sun, from Mrs van
Aul.en and many rare works Of art, articles Oh oca
b-ac and silver Mr. Stevens gave his BRIDE large
number of Jewels The pair will sail for Europe IN
two weeks
Last night the high altar of st. Patrcks Cathedral
WAS ablaze with lighted candles, and the sanctuary
was graced with palms and flowers, me occasion
being a wedding, event rarely celebrated III ue
evening at the Cathedral Additional interest was
lent by the presence of Archbishop Cornsan' VINO
ociated and who also made an address to the young
nar The contracting parties were Miss Kate HoWsi
daughter of Joseph Howard, jr, and Antonio Arturo
soIer Y Bsro son OF Leandro Soler, OF Havana Moro
than one thousand invitations were Issued ior the
ceremony and the church was well hled- AS inc
guests were gathering, DR.. Pccher the oreahlse Vi
the Cathedral played appropriate selections anu d
the entrance of the bridal party the nupal chorus
from Lohengrlnp The procession was headed by the
ushers Creighton Webb, Richard f. Carmen hectof
de saavedra, George E. Kent, John C. Wilson, "a
wardo Leyba, Samuel C. Hartman ana QUO y
Wierum Next the bridesmaids MISS Ai0o
King Miss Daisy Beard, Miss Sarah King, MISS hose
Howard and Miss Maude Howard, sisters OF inc oiiuv'
and Miss Teresa Teman, the first three In PINK sliN
muu trimmed with lace and pink heath ana inc
others in pale blue null trimmed with forgeEhe-noS'
The maid of honor, Miss Emma s King uaue"'er
of General Horatio King wore white emDrou7ie u
creme de chine. made walking length with V-shaped
corsage The bride elegant dress OF "hlte
satin, with long plain train ana .rhihnnss y,
a,chess pont lace The bodice cut low ana mica
In with lace and the sleeves were 10 the elbow Inc
Bridegroom with his best man, d. W. b. ho"aiu no'
the bride Just at the chance steps, and theh inc oua
par stepped within the rails OF the atar "here INC
marriage ceremony was conducted Al 'no 'o"
elusion of the ceremony the party left the chuh 40
The Mendelssohn wedding march was being played
The Rev. Fathers Kelly, Donnen, DAILY and LaVene
were in the cbanceL .,
reception, limited to intimate friends and reia,
tves. then followed at Mr.. Hovard's home, NO o.
Irving place. Receiving WIN 'AS .uon.-
mother Mrs Joseph Howard. IT, Her ornaments
were diamonds. Landers orchestra was stationed ~
the hallway Among the guests were Mn. 1oscpn
Howard the brides grandmother; General ana MIS-
Horat, c. King Mr.. and Mrs Edward ). ho"au'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, OF san ftalcsco' 'lss
MAY Miller Misses Maude and Blanche Miier' MI. anu
MIS- Jobn r. Howard of Montclair; Mr. and Mrs L. H.
white Mt and Mrs. John Dyckhof, Miss Mary helcey'
Colonel Taylor, OF The Boston Globe Miss heicn
libby. MT and Mrs 8. b. Tyler Mr.. and Mrs Ro'wen
Flower Misses Emma and kafe Flower Dr ana 'irs'
william Tod Helmuth Francis d. Beard, Dr. ana MRS
unrv sear,e Misses Allie and Carrie searle, Harold
n Griffith william W. Battle, the Rev Dr. ana MIS-
II Y. satterlee Churchill satterlee. ". n. sout'er
Mr. and Mrs Abram 3ayes, Maurice
Flynn, Alfred Raymond. George MITCHELL
A.. - M-e Edward Flynn. Julius Chambers, Miss