New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
WEDDINGS.

Tho wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Drcxel, daughter
N the late Joseph W. Drcxe, and John Vinton Dahl.
gren q son Of the Late Rea-Admiral Dahigrsn, took
;ace at ST. Patricks Cathedral, in Filth ave, al noon
yesterday. Considering tic lateness OF lie season
and tho enervatng yrather the attendance was
large but the seats In the church were By no means
AL filled. special feature of the service was the
music during the celebration of uE mass. ~ IN
STUDDED Gounod's Ave Maria" with violin, harp ana
organ accompaniment; Rossini's 20 Salutarls' ana
Erazas Angel" sereuade for harp, violin and organ.
The floral decorations not elaborate, but tasteful
The bride, a tall brunette was given away By her
cousin, j. Il. Drexel, IN the absence Of the BRIDES
uncle. She attircd IN a gown of white satin ard
point dAlencon applique. with bertha and veil OF
the same fabric. The dress was trmed with orange
blossoms and a tiara Of diamonds, a gft from her
mother surrouudcd by sprays OF orange blossoms held
the Lace ven 10 the head. Al her throat she won'
largo flower OF diamonds. another OF her mothers
gifu and In her hand she carried bouquet Of Nphc"s
roses. Her bridesmaids were Miss Ulfca Dahcr"n
the sister OF the bridegroom Miss Helen Dudley and
her two sisters, Miss Catharno and Miss Lucy DrrHeL
These young ladies' were dressed In Empire gowns Of
white point d. esprit and white moirc, white felt
Hading hats trimmed with ostrich fcatherS'
and each carried largo bouquet OF La
France roses. Besides their Owns tho
bridesmaids received from the bride exQuisitely
painted fans OF crcpe lisso, with long ivory handles
Tho designs on those souvenirs wcrc painted by Miss
DrcxeL
At the entrance TO tho sanctuary the bride was
met BY the bridegroom and his best mau, Eric Dahl
gron, his younger brother Tho marriage ceremony
was performed by Archbishop Corrigsn. on the steps
Of the grand high altar, and at its close the brides
maids retired to seats placed in the open spare In
front Of tho pews of the middle AISLE and the ushcrs
who were Count Pierre dc Chambrauo OF Washington Sig
MANU- dc la Cucva Vice Consul Of Spain at New
York; c. Stacy Clark. Thomas Bayarh. son Of eX-
Secretary Bsysrd George W. Chlds Dr"xel, " Phil.
adelpha: William Bliss, Rdwari Hosmer. Henry
Martin, Horace wyre and Thomas Jenkins Of Bal
tmorc shown 10 seats In tho front pews OF the
middle aisle. The bride and the Bridegroom each
occupied Q separate prio deu at the foot Of tho
anctusry steps.
The ruptal mass was celebrated by the Rev. Charles
Cotton of St. Stephens Church The Rev. Dr. DOnnrll
and Father Kelly we're masters Of ceremonies Seated
In the sanctuary, opposite the Archb!shops throne,
were Father Richards president CT Georgetown Col
kge, from which institution the bridegroom was
graduated last week Father Mul,ney, Of Syracuse !;
Father Toe, Of ST. Leo's and Brother Azsras an old
friend Of the Dahlgrcn and Drexel families I'm.
medistely after the mass tho bridal party ehter'o
carriages ana driven to the homo OF Mrs Drexel
No. 100 Madison.sve. where q wedding breakfast and
reception were given.
Among tho guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
ArlSel Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Childs, Mrs. Ruther
ford Miss RUTHERFORD Mrs. Hicks Lord, Mrs William
Rbinelander Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhin"lsndcr' Mr..
ard Mrs. l. ". Paul, 1r OF Philadelphia; Arthur
Lsary, Miss Leary, Mrs. l.. Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Day, Miss Constance Setback, DIR. and Mrs.
Fordycs BARKER. Mrs. Van Brugh Livingston Miss
Louise Floyd-Jones, Miss Nellie Redmond Miss Belts,
Mrs. Budd, Miss Day. Eugene Vale, Mrs. Hamilton
Fisb Kean. General and Mrs. di Cesnos the Misses
di Cesnola, Charles Pellew, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
pcilew Condo Thorne and Louis Sands.
The bridegroom presented TO the best man and to
each OF the usheIs scarf pin Of diamonds The On.
tire bridal party entertained at dinner by Mrs
Drsxsl on Thursday night. The d esents received
by the bride were exhibited 20 tho guests IN the
picture gsilery Conspicuous among them was .
set Of repousse silver compoats. from Miss Drexeps
cousin, who recently entered convent; from Mrs.
Commodore Garrison. q pearl necklace: fro" Mr.
Wright, Of tie firm Of Droxe. Morgan d Co., pair
Of silver boxis; from Der sister. Miss Rae prexe
Q set Of tabs silver; from another slster Mss Lucy
prcxel, pair OF sIqusitely worked oandelebra iron
ber youngest sister, Miss Josephine Droxei pennan
of diamonds and eihsrslds; from Mr.. and Mr oeorge
". Chnds, com plste toilet service OF silvef pt
from Miss Consanee Setback . picture oi herself
framed In silver frop her cousin, NM Merru sew
erai massive pieces OF silver; from eX-hayor Otsce
point lace fan: from ex-Mayor Cooper, pearl ian
from nsr mother, diamond sun aud from Mrs Dahl
gren the bridogroome mother, sn Ivory bound prayer
Beck ornsmsnted With gaNets and osrbupclsa, An
sthsr Of MN. pahigren1 gifs 10 the betrothal ring
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