New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
WEDDINGS

,I,as 90 NavrYork At the wedding Of MISS Aoeialuo
Win TO PhIlip Rhinelaneer, which tooA p's0' - .s
home Of the brides father, Dr. isaac l. NiF' -,
Ffnh.sve yesterday at $3.50 am IH . 49,. .,
granddaughter Of william v Brady once 80" -
e VII ,a her brother Is nephew OF bishop
~, -, california The bridegroom IS closeN alNeu
70 the Oakley and Cruger families VINO, 'oso'suI s.
With the phincIanders, have been lueh'ihcu vie"
,,o growth and prosperity Of this city lot TWO ecu
80 The ceremony, which was performed by the
peg Dr samuel Cooke, rector OF ST. bar,noio'ne"
cSrrch assisted BY Bishop A Cleveland Co1e' OF
western New-York took place in the library "hero
temporary altar had been erected
~. na,r stood on a dais covered with crimson
,,ret The bridal party approached the altar through
=, .se formed by cords Of white silk and gold' sup
,orsed by handsome stanchions. The usheis "oto
Jspenard Stewart, cousin Of the bridegroom Amory .
c.rhat. Norman whltehouse. A. Bronson ToWnseno'
Henry Trevor and Frederick lie Roy. Mex. cail0 %
the bridesmaids Miss Juliet Morris, Miss Marge ems.
holm. MISS Ethel Dodge and Miss Helen stuyvessnt
pudley. who were dressed alike In gowns OF "m'7
creme embroidered with large punches OF req roses.
They carried bouquets OF roses and wore the gits Oh
the bride lace pins consisting Of double heais VI .
ouolse and diamonds and the monogram N ~
Just preceding the bride we're her niece, H,'le @ Hs'
Nellie Harris in white corded silk and Master VIII
tam Livingston Oakley, the bridegrooms COUSIN Id
rago's costume Of black velvet and lace during
the ceremony they held the bouquet and prayer oooA
OF the bride Next came the bride on her iathers
arm Her gown exquisite and costly Inc
train and corsage were Of silver brocade, tho petu
coat being entirely covered with point de Vense and
garnitured with orange blossoms The veil OF the
same lace and the hounces the petticoat had been
worn BY the brides mother and grandmother
tiara of diamond stars held the veil IN place Ihese
gems were the present from the BRIDES aunt MIS-
Harris solitaire diamond necklace, the gin OF 'he
BRIDES parents: a diamond bracelet from her niece
a diamond wild rose from her brother and beaut-
ful pendant from the bridegroom were also worn
This pendant fashioned in the shape OF an orchid
with a large solitaire IN the centre suspended from
true lovers knot. also Of diamonds. The bouquet
Of rare orchids and a prayer book bound IN sl-
ver the gift of Mrs Bhlnelander, was carried
The best man. T J. Oakley Bhlnelander, brother OF
the bridegroom. met the pair a. the altar. andre"
Bibby and Philip Lvingston-L Livingston acted as aids
The best man, ushers and aids presented by the
bridegroom with scarf pms, set with pearls and da-
monds, in the shape OF a double heart One hundred
and fifty relatives and Intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony. large reception followed. Among the
gifts received were four antique silver candelaora from
the brdegroOm's grandm her Mrs Oakley, which have
been in the Cruger family. Of which she IS member,
for 100 years; complete set OF small table silver,
sufficient for dinner Of twenty four covers, and
coffee and tea ia silver from Mrs Brady, the
BRIDES Grandmother checks OF large amount from Mr.
Rhneander eight massive silver candelabra, from the
Misses Rhinelander the brdegroom's aunts and silver
of every description besides rare porcelans furniture,
brh a-brtc and OLD lace.
Among the guests at the ceremony and reception
were Mrs. Lspenard stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Living
st0n Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Gallatin, Mrs.
Valentine Hall. Mr.. and Mrs Leroy King, Colonel and
Mrs. Lawrence Kip, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dickey Mr..
and Mrs. Elliot Roosevelt, J. Hooker HamersIey Mr..
and Mrs. William Rhlnelander, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
COster, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mcyickar. Mrs. T. J.
Oakley, Cuger Oakley, Nj and Mrs. Frank :. Wither
bee, Edward Livingston, Ar and Mrs. George II.
Warren, Dr. and Mrs Charles Remsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Rutherford, Philip Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Rhinelander stewart, Mr. and Mrs. George
schieheln, Mr. and Mrs Orme Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Coleman Drayton Mr. and Mrs. RoberL Goeet, Mr..
and Mrs Frederic De Peyster. Mrs Chester Griswod,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Is. Duer, Mrs. Louis Hamersley,
j. Hooker Hamersley, Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry,
Bishop and Mrs. Potter, the Misses Potter. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Rutherford, General and Mrs 4 5 Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Remsen and Mr. and Mrs Newbold
Le Roy.
At the home Of her father Charles t. Bartlett, No
795 Madison yesterday, Miss Hortense Bartlett,
was married to Edward Livingston Bur1n The
Rev. Thomas Armitage, pastor Of the Filth Avenue
baptist Church. Ofciated. The ceremony took place
III the fon, draw III groom, where canopy of palms
and plants was ara d The bride wore gown Of !
While satin, with entire front Of point duchess
with elbow sleeves Of lace. Inc tule veil held
place b. diamond star, the gin OF her mother, and
little maid OF homo, Nj, Frances Meener aud Miss
Grace rmby IN attendance IN dresses Of white
groom ald MasteI Bin Weiman, held the white rio
bogs stretchol dow n d4wlns rom 70 fqim an
bother Of tie bridegroom. large reception I4l
loved Am NJ tn guest, were Nj. az Mr.. J. d. !
Amos l. Fren b. Mr. and Mr.. Morris x. Jesup Judge
aad Mrs B,ady, ths Misc Brady colonel ana MIS-
De Lancey Kane and M aid Mrs. Adrian lsehn.
A. vc.ora Hall, 64I Lexing on-ave., at . o'clock !
Mis- sara4 schc.eI iusie %. llgaiz Scheier was
married 10 aae wilson the Rev Dr. Jacobs oiLci, !
aung he bride wa dressed IN white sa ln tlmme9
vi Nalcncenncs lace. wel Ing orange bios ons ana
diamond. At the conelus o. O. the Ceremony tue |
guests sat down 20 wedding dinner
Miss Elizabeth NJ Moran, daughter Of Theodore
No an, Wa married yesterday L L ID. Morgan, the !
grandson and h-ir OF Co ernOr Morgan OF this city
The ceremony took pla az the brides home, No. !
Chape.. odiclatins The ceremony witnessed by /
nearly related family wa as-e ed. There were no !
bdeSmaids or usheTS James ParLer, OF - bUSiGn ,s
satir and POM lace Will tulle ven and beautiful !
diamonds. she received many presents In jewels aAd
luudred ana fifty guests were present Ihls Is Mr:
Mrgan second mariagc HIS hrst VIE was WsvoTi MI2i
Minnie Penniman whose death occurred al Newport |
IN the summer Of 1856.
daughter Of 4 Strouse of No 10s East Fifty seventh
ST.. was married 70 Martin stlner The Rev Di OoIt-
he'll. Of Temple Emanuel. ofiiciated. The bride was
dressed in heavy white silk. and wore veil OF
duchess lace and handsome diamonds There were |
two bridesmaids, Miss Bella StrOuse and Miss Lima |
siiner. They wore respectively white and pink null |
dresses After the ceremony dinner was served in !
the ballroom.
The marriage Of Edgar Williams, Editor Of The |
Orange Journal to Miss Gertrude A. Robinson. |
daughter Of James Robinson, Of East Orange, took |
place az the Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church, of |
Newark, last evening.
Miss Alice D. Mercer, daughter Of George W. |
Mercer. Of Newark. n j., married yesterday 10 |
Harry Vandergrift OF Ptsburr. Penn, al the house
Of the brides parents, No. II Parkst., Newark The
ceremony was performed in the presence OF relatives
and friends by the Rev. George NJ Christian, OF /
Grace Episcopal Church, Newark.