New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
WEDDINGS

Fine weather, beautiful music the Ginning Of
bells and fashionable gathering made the wedding
of Miss Mary Strong and Albert X. Shatuck OF
the prctticst in long time The ceremony
took place yesterday at noon ST. Thomas's Church.
Fifth and Fify-thir1-st. The music Of the harp
and organ, under the direction Of G.. W. Warren the
organst of ST. 1homas's Church, and a groat friend
of the bridegroom, particularly interesting. As
the bridal party entered the church the nupal music
! from Lohengrin was played. First came the ushers,
John Agar, Charles Mum. Oakley Rhineandcr and
W. +. ID. Stokes. After them were the bridesmaids.
Miss Grswold, of Philadelphia Miss Lydia Emmett,
Miss Mary Potter daughter Of Bishop Potter, and
Miss Helen Parsons. Their gowns were
copied after designs by Worth and were
similar 10 those at Russian weddings.
The souvenirs from the bride lace pins Of gold
and single pearls The bride with her father,
William l. Strong Mr.. Shattuck met the bride
the chancel, attended by his best man, Lispenard
stewart The marriage ceremony performed by
the Rev. Dr. J. Wesley Brown rector of the church.
Bishop Potter pronOIncng the bcnedicton. The
favOrie wedding march Of Mendessohn played
the bridal party left the church. and the chimes rang
meriy.
reception and wedding breakfast to relatives
and intimate friends followed the home Of the br dcS
parents, No. II West Fify-seN e,ltl-sl. Among IN.
guests at the reception Miss Aborn. the brides
aunt, Robert Aborn, Mr. ami Mrs. ". b. shattuck.
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman, MIS-. A. G. Richardson.
Miss Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. I. Browning. Miss
Florence browning, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Faulkner.
Mr. and MIS- j. Bishop Putnam, Coloue.
and Mrs. DE Lancey Kane, SIR and Mrs
James Kernochan, eX-secrctary and Mrs. Whitney
Bishop Potter. Mrs. Howard Potter. Mrs J. Coleman
Drayton, Mrs GriswOd. of Philadelphia; Mrs. McCol-
lam. Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps stokes, the Misses
stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bliss the Misses Del.
Monte. Mrs. John f. Parsons, Miss Laner
MRS. George SSs Rve ' Mr. Wand and Mr t"u Eawa bay
lies, Mrs. Dwight Collier, Mrs. Howard Henry.
Iiargons, Mrs AIfre YonngS. Ms s"comb' Of Tew
Orleans Mr.. and Mrs ". :. Wells Miss de " Olic,
Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. GSrse p Andrews, the Misses
Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Violet, of New Orleans. Miss
M JOAN N bay 2i % S@c he FGa D1y a
cock the Misses LcntilhOa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r.
Low, Mrs George Winthrop Folsom, Mrs o. D. Mum
and Leon Del Monte. The brides cake was cut and
divided among her friends Miss Del Monte got the
Short trip at 3 o'clock on their return they viii
stay in New-York for short time. and then viii 20
has been recently completed The many ami
Tuesday afternoon.
Rochester, y. Y, Dec. IL SpecaD.-Anna stothof
Magee, eldest daughter OF General George Maree.
president of the Fall Brook Railway Company. and
identified with the Vanderbilt interests very proml |
nenty, was united in marriage this afternoon 10 d. A.
Bossevain, OF the firm OF Bossevan Il SON. the bank
ers OF London. Paris and Amsterdam The ceremony
was performed in tho First Presbyterian Church at |
watkins in the presence OF nearly 900 friends OF the
contracting parties The Rev. T. $ Howe, pastor Of
tho church, assisted by the Rev. b. X Douglass, Off
clatcd. The floral decorations were superb The
BRIDE entered the church the arm Of her father
followed by the bridesmaids Miss Nellie Magee sister
Of The bride and Miss Woodruff, Of NewY0rk. The
Bridegroom was unattended. After the ceremony.
reception held al Glenhed. Seneca Lake. the
beautiful Mascc hOmcstca cad The house seemed a vast
conservatory, prOflse the decorations. Or
chcstias from Elmia and Rochester furnished music.
Mr. and Ms Bnisscvaln went Ia a special car To New.
\ OrlL Their wedding trip viii include Eastern AMI
southern cities. They Will lin" In Europe several
>pe,dl trains rim 10 watkins, conveying guests
nom New \ orh. Philadelphia Washington, Chicago.
Buffalo and elsewhere
Pcck,kiu y. y. Dec. 12.-MlsS Emma Wells south
ard and Calvin Wa.hbun starbuck of cincinnati
we're married al o'clock this evening I'm ST. Peters
Episcopal Church. T. chskill- Hudson, by the Rev
" liam Fisher lewis Tho bride was given away by
b p brother Frederick II. southland. Sh wore "A gown
II heavy white satin en- tram, with the entire mont
II point duchcs, lace. bodice cut dccoetc and
trimmed with point lace. The ven of ulllc.
-auglt IN with orange blossoms. The ornaments were
Diamond kacc and bracelet. the gift Of The bride
groom. Miss sOuhaId OF Pc kshll, cousin 20 the
Drdc, acted as nad-of honor and was dies ed IN
with feather trimming +. H. Camp. of New-ioIk;
was best man. The ushcis were stanley Southland. OF
he RAILROAD Commits toner's Office, Albany Frank
southland. OF pccb skill william y johnson, - Pecks-
81: and j. smith, ~ Ncw-iork
boston, Dec. u (SpccaD.-The first choral we'd
ling ever witnessed In Newton took place 81 Grace
'huich at noon to-day. The navo and chanccl were
BEAUTIFULLY adorned with flowers and pOt'ed plants,
nd audience select representing prom
nent families IN Newton, Watert0wn. Worcester, Bos- |
ON and several other localities completely filling the
hurh. The bride Miss Mary Dearborn, daugh- |
or 81 u. l.. Emerson. Of Newton, and the bridegroom
~ Julian 4. Mead, medical examiner for that dis
rict chairman OF The Watcrtown school Board, and
res dent Of the Unitarian Club. OF that town. The
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