New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18
TEDDLyGS PAST AND TO CONE.

At the home Of the BRIDES father Charles Dimon,
No. 1e91 Madison-ave., on Monday evening" Miss
Lndevica Dmon was married TO Alvin True Morrill,, OF
Boston. The ceremony took place under group Of
palms. Tho bride was attired In ivory satin made
with court train and pointed corsage. tule veil was
held In place with pearl ornaments, and q diamond
pendant. the gift OF the bridegroom, was worn on
pearl necklace Two little relatives OF the bride,
Mabel and Minnie Stcerns. from Boston, were the
bridesmaids and were dressed In Kate Greenaway cos
tunes. Miss Ella DAILY the maid Of honor. The
best Louis Cheney, OF Boston. and che ushers
we're Captain T. L. Holmes Of Brooklyn; William D.
HaSkins. George ". Livermore and Charles L. Dimon,
r., brother OF the bride. reception followed Inc
bridal pair started for their honeymoon yesterday on
the steamship saale and will remain abroad three
months
Miss Emma MARITIME was married to John L. Brewer
at the home OF her grandfather, Charles Lchtenoerg
No. 3Ol West Fifty -ffth-st last evening at O'CLOCK
There were no ushers best man nor bridesmaids. The
bride wore q travelling dress of brown cloth trimmed
with fur, and made in the Directory style she also
wore diamonds, the bridegooms gift The rev Dr.
A. V. wittmaycr, of the French Church. omcatca-
There only relatives present owing 10 recent
death in the family At the wedding dinner following
the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs Charles Browes, DR..
Yellman v. Peraud. Miss Peraud, Charles Van Dorp,
Charles Bandoin Mrs. a. V. Wittmayer. Tho wed
ding trip viii include Washington and cities In the
South
At No. DAT lexington ave-, the homo OF DR.. George
F. shrady who was one of General Grants hysicians
the eminent surgeons only daughter Minnie Emma
Marguerite shrady, married last evening to John
I. Ambrose, son of John W. Ambrose Tho ceremony
took place at O'clock the Rev Dr. Lloyd officiating
and was attended only by the families Of the bride and
groom. Diamonds presented by tho bridegroom and
by her father were worn by the bride She was
atred In white faillc franchise, with point lace front.
cut v-sbape, Queen Elizabeth rolling collar, elbow
sleeves and silk tule WE'LL The flowers were white
roses and white hyaclnths Miss Anna Van Kirk,
cousin of the BRIDE wearing pink surah silk, trimmed
with brocado and lace was maid Of honor. Harry NJ.
shrady, the brides brother, acted as best man, and
Charles shrady fulfilled the duties of usher to the
strictly family company.
large and fashionable wedding took place last
evening In Fast Orange. Miss Anna NJ Davis daughter
Of John 2. Davis OF Arlington-sve., married to
Charles 6 Menagh, in the Mum Avenue Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. Dr. James NJ Ludlow, pastor Of
the church, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Henry NJ Stos OF
the First Presbyterian Church. The large church was
crowded by friends and relatives 1000 being present
The maid Of honor was Miss Edith Abbey, of Brooklyn
and the bridesmaids were Miss Carrie 1. Menagh and
Miss Maggie A. Menagb, sisters of the bridegroom
They all carried baskets OF red rosebuds reception
followed at the home of the brides parents from TO
10 p. NJ, when the young couple started a Southern
bridal trip
pretty wedding took place at Rye Neck on the
suuhu, yesterday az noon. The contracting parties
were Miss Helen Eva sammls daughter OF John S
eammis, formerly of the firm of Culver & sammis
Nos l6 and Lconarst, this city, and Frank Walton
Perkins, Of York. The ceremony was performed
In the Methodist Episcopal Church. which was taste
fully decorated for the occasion. The Rev. d. G.
Downey, pastor of the church. oficatcd.
The marriage of Miss Belle Louise Lambert daughter
OF e. Lambert, head of the silk manufacturing firm
Of Dexter, Lambert & Co., to william F. Doraingcr
who IS connected with extensive glass works al White
NILS, Penn, took place last evening in the Second
Presbyterian Church at Paterson The pastor of the
church the Rev. DR.. Charles d. Shaw performed
the ceremony. The church was crowded with
fashionable company and richly adorned with rare
flowers and palms Bridal music was played by
Andrew b. lnglis, organst of the church. After tho
ceremony there reception at the summer home of
the brides parents, Maplewood Farm Paterson
Simon Bolivar Canachs will be married to Miss
Frances Gladys Eaton, at Cincinnati on Tuesday Oc
tober 23. He is the nephew and namesake OF General
Simon Bolivar Of Venezuelan fame and his father was
Minister TO Washington from Venezuela during the |
Of Presidents Hayes and Arthur.
The wedding Of Miss Whtock to Clarence Sa,tcrlee
brother of the Rev. Henry T. Satterlee, will take
place at Calvary Church on November 81
One OF the largest of the fall weddings Will be that
OF Miss Kitty Colt TO Samuel Sloan, jr, to take place
at Calvary Church on November 81.
The marriage of Miss Annie Augusta Leaycraft
10 Edward NJ. Anger took place on Wednesday evening
at No 1e3 Halsey-st., Brooklyn, the home Of the
brides parents The ceremony performed by the
Rev. J. b. Remcnsnyder, Of this city
Reading, Perm Oct II (SpecaD.-LOus II. Ras-
rover, of Simon PASSOVER of Nev-YOrk City. and
Miss Carrie, daughter Of Albert Thalheimer IF this
city, were married here to-day.