New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
WEDDINGS.

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keuise Carroll jacobson, daughter of Oswald JACKSON
ana J. Metcalfe Thomas son Of Dr. Gaillard Thomas.
snck Mace The bride is descended on her fathers
n,6e from Charles Carroll Of Carrolton, and on her
mothers side from Thomas willing. of Philadelphia
both of whom were delegates tc the Convention OF
Fully. I77e, and both trainers Of the Constitution
a large and fashionable gathering witnessed the
reddlng. The ushcrs were Eliot Lambert, Charles
Randolph, J. W. Lapsley. Fred Winston, Joseph
lawrence and J. s. Bacon. Tho bridesmaids were
Miss May Randolph. Miss Elizabeth Montgomery
svnch Miss Madeleine Lcttcrnan, and Miss Emily
HARRISON OF Philadelphia, dressed alike IN gowns
Of pink crepe de chine, made in the fashion OF inc
First Empire They wore largo pink hats. trinneu
With roses, and carried bouquets of pink roses Inc
Ar,de,s white satin gown. covered with exquisite
nj point lace was the gift OF her greataunt' the
Countess dc Cueebroeck. The best man was w.
B. Rristow. Tho ceremony was periormeo W '
Rev. E. Winchester Donald rector of the church.
A reception followed at the brides home. NO ~
West Twelfth-st Among the guests present "eio
Or and Mrs. G. Thomas Mr.. and Mrs D. Lawrenoo
HcKeever, Mrs. Edmund Randolph, MI. ana MIS-
Howard Lapsey Mrs. Dudley Field, Mrs +. D. TALL
mage Mr. and Mrs Herman Clarke, MI ana MIS-
Samuel Sloane Mr. and Mrs. Brayton IVES aIss AYeS'
Mr. and Mrs John Hone, Mr.. and Mrs. ). H. hooo'
Miss wlmerding, the Misses Gunee ana stephen oiin'
tn. wedding of Miss Cornelia A. Russell stepdaush-
Ter OF C. Graham Bacon TO J. II. Townsend"feen' OF
London England, took place yesterday AFTERNOON III
the Church of the Holy Spirit. The KeV. bunuhu
Culbert rector of the church, eihciated inc Kew
Stephen H. Green, Of st. Louis, uncle OF the prae'
sssist,np Tho ushers were Henry j. Davies, ir.
Marshall L. Bacon Francis p. Lowry ana I. HfahaIh
Bacon r., half brother OF the BRIDE The best man
vas Edward J. Weatherall, of London, England 1he
bride entered the church the of her scpa'her t
lCrabam Bacon She was given away by her mother
"A reception followed at the home of c. Graham Bacon
No as East Fifty seventh-st. Among the guests were
General and Mrs c. C. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs BALM
bridge s Clark ConsulGenera and MIS- William Lane
Booker.
Last evening in the Church of the Holy Communion
stxthave and Twentieth-st Miss Florence Christman
daughter Of Mrs. c. H. Christman, was married TO
Arthur Pomfrct Denys, of London. The Rev. Dr.
Henry Mottet rector Of the church oficated. Tho
bride given away by her brother, Henry Della
ware Craftsman. The maid of honor was little Birdie
Smith, daughter Of D. Lowber Smith. a cousin Of the
bride The best man was Byron N. stephenson. and
the ushers were Robert Glover, Ernest Stephenson.
Edward Gresham and Clement Kross small Ne.
ception followed at the home of the brides mother.
No. 40 West Twentiethst.
Miss sallie Bishop, daughter of DR.. II. E. Bishop
of Worcester, Mass, was married 10 James Spur
Whitman, of this city, in Grace Church, Broadway
and Tenth-st yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. The
Rev. Dr. James V. Chalmers, brother-inaw Of the
bride, oficiated the Rev. DR.. Huntington, rector OF
the church, assisting Miss Edner Bishop sister OF
The bride, maid Of honor and DR. Frank Ferguson
was the best man, the ushers being Marcus Wharton
s.. E. p. Whitman, Harcourt Bull, Charles Van Nos
trand, Percy Hall and Harvey Iwlnng. small
reception followed at the Clarendon Hotel
The wedding of Miss Sadie obbard Francis daugh-
Der of James Francis, to Alfred CIephen Lordly OF
Halifax, n. s., occurred yesterday afternoon in Zion
e G. tiffany. rrctor Of the church of6cattng The
best man was Frank H. s. Hyde; The ushers were
1eigh, all of New-York. and Ernest stonham OF Lon
don. Miss Gertrude Young was the maid Of honor.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd s. Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Ma caaTS 0 Mr. john and hsr s GSs
Trask and General Reade, of Philadelphia.
Daniel Phillips married to Miss Lillian S.
Or. CHANCES Nlsier, No I,3l Madison-ave. The
0.sncciaing clergyman was the Rev. Dr. J. j. simms,
E. s. ~ was married to Mss Jcanneite 1hmsoa
Ct Sn a be 5 Sa e Gbs Of 4hS oa ho
g s s % ISL in snG
Hhs bride Is daughter Of the late Charles Pratt
Ss Dr. ~ %nsm
of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church performed the
ei the bride the Wedding was quiet one the guests
being limited TO close friends Of the CONTRACTING
g.; Commander Sampson and Wife Commander TofF
and family, Iieutenants Mason and Thackara Lieu.
tenant and Mrs. Porter, Major and Mrs. Moore Leu
Lowe. Of Annapolis; Mrs. u. II. st. Clair of New
iand Mrs. z. X. Hull and DIR. y. b. Achcson and
daughter. Of Youngstown Ohio. relatives of the bride
Miss Marion scnlly of Pittsburg. and the following
Batmoreans Dr.. and Mrs J. LLOYD Martin. Mr. and
Miss shiG. Mis- Aida White Mr.. aud Mrs: GatcheIl
Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH p. Eieman, Mr. and Mrs F. x.
tatimer, Miss Fiinor Winams. Mr. and Mrs William |
Many M and Mrs sullivan pitt Mr. ard Nh
ManninS c. T. Manning, Randall Mckim Sidney and |
The bride entered the drawing room which wa, SUI /
perbly decorated with plants. hoWers ard simtiax 1
rho gave her away. she is denifed and remarkably
handsome blonde. Her wedding gown Of rich |
sSs mourning silk S S nS e N N'gn
sl;S the The best man h Wa
Lieutenant Harher the Jeanette Relief Expedition.
and who recently returned 10 Siberia 10 distribute the
assisted the Jeannete's survivors. The presents
unusually handsome and numerous. Conspicuonsy
vot silver, the gift Of President Garhed's widow. A
check for $1,000 and handsome case containing
and variety, wers the gif Of William r Mann ing.
.rohrr Of the bride full service Of cut-glass from
pitcher from Mrs. Charles p. Manning. tho brides
mother oyster forks from the officers mess. Naval
bridegrooms class of go were all presents as hand.
some as eomplinentary Mr. and Mrs. Har3er went
70 Ncw-i ork tonight and Will remain there two weeks
Kingston, y. Y, April % tSpeciaD-At the Main
Street Reformed Church Miss Anna Marie wcstbrook
daughter Of Frederick L. Westbrook, and Frederick
Homer SANFORD, of Bridgeport. Conn werc inarricI !
TODAY. The Rev. DR.. John G. Van syke pastor of |
The church, OBLIGATED. -
Philadelphia, April % (spncab-At Uolv Trinity
Church THIS morning Miss Harriet Fox danghtcr *
George s. Fox. prominent brOker, was married "a !
le1ander Mercer Biddle
Joseph ". Rogers OF The editorial staff ~ 81 Tho
philadelphia Inquirer" and Miss Anna Sides dauctar
Of Professor Jacob ii. Sides married mis- AFR
noon.
BIDDING FAREWELL TO CAPT NUPRFLI
OVER 4 900 PHILADELPHIA PEOPLE ATTEND HIS