New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

u.s. Brooklyn, filed with fashionable Brooklyn
pcople last evening who gathered to witness a double
wedding The brides were the daughters of Albro j.
Newton, q prominent merchant. The bridal process
sion unusually imposing First came the ushers,
Ebert Roosevelt, of New-York: Henry Gilman, Of
Flushing; Frederick Lawton, Of Ncw-York; Charles
Halsey, Of Brooklyn Frank Clark, of Sing Sing, and
william L. Newton, brother Of the brides After them
came the bridesmaids Miss Miriam Gilman, of Balti-
more; Miss Lola Bruce, OF Syracuse; Miss Amy Dana,
sister of the first bridegroom; Miss Helen Denny, Of
Brooklyn; Miss Josephine Newton, of New-I1aven,
Miss Eleanor Dimond, of san Francisco sister Of
the second bridegroom Miss Carrie Hubert of Brook
Hn and Miss Helen Hyde, of New-York Then came
Miss Grace Newton, who was 10 become Mrs Arnold
Guyot Dana, with her father, and next Miss Harriet
O. Newton, who left the church Mrs. Edwin r. Dimond.
with her brother Both brides were dressed alike in
white faile Franchise with point lace founccs and
tulle wells. They met their future husbands at the
altar, Mr Dana being attended by his best man,
William Trumbui, of Valparaiso; Richard Allen, of
Philadelphia acting in that capacity for Mr.. Dmond.
Just before the marriage ceremony performed
by the Rev. DR.. Richard S. stors, ancient English
wedding hymn was sung by the quartette choir of
the church. As the bridal party entered the church
Jensen's wedding music played by Harry Rowe
Shelley, the organist, who played the Mendeissohn
march as they left the church. A large reception
followed at the home of the brides No $40 Union-s
Among the guests were Professor and Mrs. James d.
Dana, of Yale University, parents Of the first groom
Professor f. 5. Dana, Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Newton
Mrs. W. II. Dlmond and Mrs, Merriam, mother and
grandmother OF Mr. Dimond; Mr. and Mrs. b. Lem
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney V. Lowell. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Augustus Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Packard
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dimon, Mr. and Mrs. George
Y. Brewer, Dr. ard Mrs. DeIavan Bloodgood, Mr.
and Mrs ST. Clair McKelway, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton, Mr.. and Mrs War
rcn Newton, Charles Kirkland Kenyon. Professor
III A Nsxrefn ~ Il,1bn Mr. nd
Mrs. Dimond will make their home in San Francisco;
Mr. and Mrs Dana remaining I'm Brooklyn with Mrs.
Danas parents. Maiy costly presents were received
Miss Mary j. Masterson, the ward of John Harln,
sf this city, married TO James A. Dalrymple,
at the Church of ST. Paul the Apostle Fifty ninthst
and Ninthave., yesterday, at 80 m. The Rev.
George NJ. Searle 0ficiated nuptia mass followed
the ceremony The bride was given away by her
guardian, Mr.. Harln. There one bridesmaid,
Miss Julia Harn. Fitz William Dalrymple brother
Of the bridegroom, acted best A wedding
breakfast. followed at the house Of Mr.. Harlin, IN
West sixty frstst.
The wedding OF Miss Amy Bauer to william W.
Coakln occurred last evening at the home of Louis
Bacr, uncle OF the bride, No. 143 West slxty-nnth-
ST. The ceremony was witnessed by few rela-
lives, large reception following The bride was
dressed in white silk, with point lace front and
Elizabethan collar wearing ule veil, diamond orna
nents and orange blossoms. The Misses Carrie and
Ifud Cou>lHs VI inc Oiluc, "crc
The ceremony performed by the Rev. DR.. Carlos
Martyr pastor of the Bloomingiale Reformed Church,
guests al the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander, hr and
John John r. Hm, Mr.; and Mrs; William Whaley, the
James i. pyle and Commissioner John h. Voorhls.
One of the preties of the fall weddings took place
Staten Island yesterday al noon in st Johns Church
f s aan eS of eng Edsa AND %i
slocum, ir, son of General slocum, OF Brooklyn.
psyep and sas WON %'I pze by his skill in
the game. The bride entered the church on her
MORE satin, with front of embroidered silk null
and tulle VEL viii orange blossom so tho h line Mss
crime Goit and MISE louise Bowcrs Ward The
best man was K. livingston Beeckman Tho Rev.
Dr. Eccleston, rector of the church, oncised a
small wedding breakfast was given for relatives only
s5unr a pace near Fort wsdsTOTili Among nc
ffone. the grandparents Of the bride who celebrated
their golden wedding last July Leonard W. Jerome
ana family, Mr. and Ms, Thomas Fo9te, Clarence
Mrs John H. Alexandra and General and Mrs slocum
TIC wedding of Miss Mabelle Smith to. Charles |
Wilbur Dorland win take place tonight at O'CLOCK gS
Place, Brooklyn.
pretty wedding took place last night In the Bap- |
list Church, Mount Vernon. The contracting parties |
Robinson, and Charles Q. T. Frsnhenberg. Both are |
members Of the First Presbyterian Church, but as |
e rosy has Nnz H vas IN the baptist
The bride wore a handsome white satin duchess, duchesse
The Rev Charles stoddard Lane ohiciated.
At the Church of the TRANSPORTATION Miss Harriet |
l. withers married last night to Rueben A. Pun
F Fho S Gso and john A. Balm were the best men
and Miss Mary ". Singleton and Miss Annie Wlthers,
WEE Samuel Jones' T. T. Dngce s. b. sten and
z F. siern At o'clock he bride, leaning ths
aisle and the service began. She was dressed IN |
white satin After the services reception wa, was held
100 East Twenty-eghthst.
fashionable wedding took place at Orange. N J..
yesterday, when Miss Mary Louise Dixon, daughter
William Penn was married to Charles Harper Walsh, |
s noon y he Rev. DOane of
sisted by the Rev H. Fleming, psstor OF the church,
The bride wore white ottoman sli1 e., ,in SS o
pendent brooch Of sapphllcS and diamonds The g,it
Of the bridegroom and her tulle veil was caught with
q spray Of orange blossoms. The bridesmaids were |
the Misses Catherine Walsh and Elizabeth Bo9v I |
ushers were John Vernon Bouvier r., of ths city
Dr. j. Prank Walsh, of Camden, NJ j.. William r.
Philadelphia and Charles b. Byron, Of south orange.
The wedding breakfast was by Augustine Of Pug m Ia
delphia The reception was at the house from II ;"o
Mrs John Bowler, Colonel and Mrs George Bliss
from this city the Misses Drexel Dr. and Mrs 4. |
hs4Dsd Ewne Edward beV u Nae JOHN
,erson, Miss Patterson Miss DetSlesi MISS Lain aim
Philadelphia; the Misses Byron, Miss Ewing, Dr. j. |
Charles Murray, Mrs. Victor de Barrie, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Kelly, Mr. and Mrs George Gordon Byron, |
Nh and Mis- I. II. Powers Farr Mr.. and Mrs |
r. j. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Renne Martin, Miss Minna |
Mason Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee, DR.. g. Lee Knapp, |
Mr and Mrs Shepherd Knapp The Misses ls cSn@nt'
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer, Miss Van RenS-
selaer, Mrs. John c. wilmeT,Sding Henry A. Page
Robert Sedgwlck Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, Miss |
Martin. and Mrs. Edward SANFORD, from Orange and
Its vicinity.
,,,. Matilda caener ~ Orange was married at |
= 90 a m Yesterday 10 Thomas Nj. Brennan in 81. |
Jobn's Catholic Church. The ceremony was proceeded
nv a high nuptial mass, sung by the double quartet
choir Of the church. with f. C. L. schreiner at the or
gan The Rev. ii. z. Fleming, pastor of the church,
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